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How to Bring Power Where It’s Needed After the Walls Are Up

Cantex, Inc.

How to Bring Power Where It’s Needed After the Walls Are Up

I’ve owned three homes in my life. The youngest was 41 years old when I moved in and the other two were both over 80. I chose all three based on a combination of affordability and character – I’m a sucker for period features like ceiling molding and solid-pine paneling.
Arlington’s 2450ST Snap-Tite® Transition Fitting Saves Time
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Braving the Elements: A Guide to Weatherproof Boxes

Mulberry Metal Products, Inc.

Braving the Elements: A Guide to Weatherproof Boxes

I'm working on upgrading the electrical outlets around the outside of our house. In addition to adding more receptacles around the perimeter, I'm finally getting around to "electrifying" the shed and lean-to in the backyard.
How Manufacturers are Bringing Basic Breaker Boxes into the Digital Age

Schneider Electric / Square D

How Manufacturers are Bringing Basic Breaker Boxes into the Digital Age

Three years ago, I decided to finally bring my home into the modern age, in terms of its electrical distribution system. Gone was the 50-plus-year-old, 60-amp fuse box (yes, I said “fuse box”), along with the similarly low-capacity line from the pole to the house. In their place, a new 200-amp service line and breaker panel.
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News from Lutron: Updated Wallbox Catalog is Now Available
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New Electrical Estimating Podcast Reveals Practical Strategies for Channel Partners to Grow Market Share
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