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Part#: EZ14SO

14 CU IN SINGLE GANG OLDWK BOX

Part#: EZ18XN

18 CU IN 4 SQUARE W/NAILS

Part#: EZ20CNA

20 CU IN RED CEIL BOX W/NAILS

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Part#: 35896

4-11/16" Steel Outlet Boxes 13 Knockouts

Part#: 36350

WthrprfBx 2Gng 30.5CI cp 9Hs 1/2" Gry

Part#: 36360

WthrprfBx 2Gng 30.5CI cp 9Hs 3/4" Gry

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Part#: GUAE-50CS

HAZ LOC COND OUTL BOX CSA

Part#: GUALB-150

HAS LOC COND OUTL BX

Part#: GUAE-50A

HAZ LOC COND OUTL BX ALUM

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The Outdoor Smart Plug from Caséta by Lutron

Experience holiday magic with the Caséta outdoor smart plug this season! Effortlessly add holiday lights, lighted decorations, and inflatables to your customers’ systems. Homeowners can control on/off from the comfort of their home with a Pico smart remote, the Lutron app, or set them on a scene or schedule.

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O-Z/Gedney's New Groundskeeper™ Steel Outlet Boxes

Features a raised ground boss, rather than a flat tapped hole, so a #10-32 x 3/8" ground screw can be threaded into the box without contacting the mounting surface. Versatile, rugged and affordable, Groundskeeper™ outlet boxes are an ideal solution for surface mounting on concrete, metal, wood or any other flat surface. Available in handy boxes, and 4" and 4-11/16" square boxes, all boxes have precision-sized standard, concentric or eccentric knockouts that pop out cleanly.

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Allied Moulded Products, Inc.

222 N. Union Street

Bryan, OH 43506

(419) 636-4217

Voltec Power & Lighting

3230 E IMPERIAL HWY

BREA, CA 92821-1705

9096061991

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Mind the Gap: Air-Sealing Options for Exterior Wall Outlets

Residential energy use today accounts for about 20% of U.S. greenhouse gas emissions – though this figure varies widely by region and income level. Certainly, getting more of our energy from renewable resources can help reduce those emissions, but we also need to limit overall energy demand in order to meet the emissions cuts necessary to blunt climate change’s worst effects.