Southwire Company
Building Wire – NM Cabling
If you're an electrician, you're probably familiar with the various
types of building wire, from residential to commercial to industrial.
You're likely cognizant of the NEC® regulations for each area. It's not
unusual for some head scratching and confusion on some of them. So my
best advice when in doubt, contact your local or state inspections
office for clarification.
Atkore Calconduit/Calbrite/Calbond
PVC Coating Gives Galvanized Conduit and Boxes Added Corrosion Protection
Electrical wiring must run through all kinds of hazardous environments,
including those where corrosion risks are present. These might include
obvious settings, like chemical plants and refineries as well as
possibly less-obvious applications in coastal regions where salt spray
can be an issue.
Gardner Bender
Having Trouble Cabling Long Conduit Runs? Go Fish!
Fishing electrical and fiber optic cable from one end of a conduit to
the other is a regular chore for contractors in both new construction
and renovation/upgrade assignments. But because every job presents its
own challenges, not every fishing project can be approached in the same
way.
BURNDY® LLC
Could the Answer Really Be a Blowin' in the Wind?
That headline kind of dates me, doesn't it? Oh well, it is what it is!
So
let's get back to our regularly scheduled programing and talk about
wind power applications. It's kind of a fascinating concept in the field
of renewable energy.
Allied Moulded Products, Inc.
Pole Position – Hanging Enclosures the Right Way
Most of the time, hanging an electrical enclosure is pretty
straightforward. Goodness knows I've hung my fair share of them over the
past 30 years … plus!
Call me old school, but I'm kind of picky
about how the install looks. It's got to be level in my books, for
example. It looks better and can make a difference in your penetrations
for conduit hubs, drains, and more.
Eaton
Three Ways to Add Value to Home Transfer Switch Installations
Millions of Americans have spent hours or days over the last
several years without power, thanks to hurricanes, winter storms and
deliberate outages related to wildfire risk.
With
severe weather conditions like these on the rise, many homeowners now
are looking for ways to keep their houses up and running even when their
utility’s grid is down.
