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NEW Economy CordLight

Introducing our NEW Economy CordLights designed with price in mind. Our ETL certified string lights are suitable for a variety of construction lighting applications.

Engineered Products Company’s (EPCO) Economy CordLights are suitable for indoor and outdoor use. Constructed of heavy-duty 14/2 SJTW round cord with a 60°C (140°F) temperature rating, these 100-foot string lights include plug and receptacle ends and are compatible with LED, CFL, and incandescent bulbs. Available in (2) Part Numbers: 16400 without bulbs and 16410 with bulbs.

Floor Box Kit with Recessed Wiring Device

Emerson Launches Exit and Emergency Lighting Systems

Appleton HEX LED Series lighting ensures safe evacuation during industrial emergencies.

Emerson Debuts LED Wall Pack Luminaires

Appleton LED luminaires are ideal for retrofitting legacy HID wall packs to achieve lower energy consumption and reduced maintenance costs.

Put your Brightest Light Forward with EPCO's High Lumen Output LED CordLight

As the days grow shorter and the nights grow longer, you can depend on EPCO's LED CordLights for the ultimate illumination, saving you time and money on the job site.

Introducing the Lutron Pico Line-Powered Wireless Control!

Lutron just launched the Pico line-powered wireless control for commercial projects that require a battery-free option.

Lutron’s new Pico line-powered wireless control provides the same capability as a Pico wireless remote in projects that require battery-free wall controls. The line-voltage-powered device communicates wirelessly via RF to Vive wireless load-control devices including dimmers, switches, and fixture & receptacle controls.

Morris Products Introduces SmarToggle - The Only Stud/No-Stud Old-Work Box

Morris Products introduces the SmarToggle family of old-work boxes...the only stud/no-stud solution on the market. This patented design saves electricians time, money, and labor.

Laws are Changing, Plan Your LED Retrofits Today!

Lutron will stop selling fluorescent dimming ballasts at the end of 2023. In response to LEDs becoming the standard for luminaires, recently Canada and some US states have begun to enact laws that ban fluorescent lamps. Now is the time to replace your fluorescent ballasts and lamps with an LED upgrade.