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Part#: HBL7853D

DISCONNECT 50A 600V 3P DISC SW

Part#: HBL7883D

DISCONNECT 85A 600V 3P

Part#: HBLAUX

AUX CONTACT, NO/NC

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Part#: B347D-P

PwrPack 347 VAC 15 A ballast load 150mA

Fluke

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Part#: 7102-156

MICRO-BATH, -5 TO 125C, 110V 50/60HZ

Part#: 7103-156

MICRO-BATH, -30 TO 125C, 110V 50/60HZ

Part#: 700HPPK-NPT

Pump/Comparator, 3000 psi, NPT Fittings

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Universal Lighting Technologies Common LED Specs Explained

Understand common terms when selecting a LED lighting solution and why they’re important.

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Intelligent Fixture Sensor and Controller

Learn more about Universal’s Intelligent Fixture Sensors and Controllers which provide Luminaire Level Lighting Controls (LLCs) and add functionality and IoT readiness to your luminaires with an easy-to-install system.

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Intermatic Adds New 2- and 4-Channel ARISTA™ Controllers

Take commercial projects to new heights with ARISTA™ ALC2-R 2-Channel and ALC4-R 4-Channel Room Controllers. The new controllers add to the existing ARISTA Lighting Control System, helping contractors do more with less. Installers can integrate the ALC2-R or ALC4-R to support dimming, plug-load control, standard ON/OFF control, and built-in advanced scheduling a variety of indoor applications.

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Digital Lighting Systems

Schneider Electric / Square D

Electro-Sensors, Inc.

Cal Controls

Pacific Control Systems Inc

Artisan Controls Corporation

Altronix

Barber-Colman

DoorBell Fon

Divelbiss Corp

Akron Electric, Inc.

Acromag, Inc.

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Articles

Harnessing Lighting: A Guide to Wireless Fixture Controls

In the constantly changing world of lighting technology, wireless fixture control marks a significant leap forward. These systems, defined by their ability to manipulate lighting conditions, without the need for hard-wiring, are swiftly becoming a vital tool for electrical contractors and lighting designers.