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Fluke Networks to Acquire Testing Products Maker
Fluke Networks Inc., Everett, Wash., recently signed an agreement to acquire Microtest Inc., Phoenix, a producer of test and connectivity products. Under
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Breaking news from around the industry
CERA's Makovich Speaks Against Price Caps
Imposing price caps as the centerpiece of a federal response to the California power shortage would make a bad situation worse and do nothing to fix the
Telecom Alliance Creates Founders' Group
The National Telecom Alliance (NTA), Houston, recently announced the completion of its Founding Membership drive at its National Summit in Las Vegas.
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Breaking news from around the industry
News Briefs
Breaking news from around the industry
New Products
The latest products from around the industry
Product Spotlight
Focus on Tools and Equipment
Web Site Offers Job Search Database
ConstructionJobs.com, a job bank resource for the construction industry, recently announced its Web site has been enhanced with new upgrades and services
Correction
In April's Motor IQ Quiz, the answers for questions 11 and 12 were transposed. The answer for question 11 is 10, and the answer for question 12 is 50.
Product Spotlight
Focus on Safety
Web Site Helps Contractors Find Rental Equipment Suppliers in the U.S., Canada
Electricsmarts.com, Glastonbury, Conn., an electrical industry information site, and the American Rental Association, Moline, Ill., recently created a
New Products
The latest products from around the industry
California's Approach to Energy Crisis Isn't Working, CERA Spokesman Says
In an address before the U.S. House of Representatives Subcommittee on Energy and Air Quality, Lawrence J. Makovich, senior director of Cambridge Energy
News Briefs
Transformer Guide Now Online The Interactive Transformer Guide, the second in a lineup of iGuides, is now online at www.gesupply.com. The guide helps

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Understand Arc Flash Safety for Motor Control Centers
An arc flash is associated with the explosive release of energy caused by an electrical arc, due to either a phase-to-ground or a phase-to-phase fault. This kind of fault can result from many factors – a dropped tool, accidental contact with electrical systems, buildup of conductive dust, corrosion or improper work conditions.....More
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2011 Electrician Exam Preparation Book & Journeyman Simulated Exam
Printed in full color, the 2011Exam Prep book covers Theory, Code, and Calculations in great detail. Clear colorful graphics...
2011 Understanding NEC Requirement for Solar Photovoltaic Systems
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Photovoltaics for Commerical and Utilities Power Generation
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Arlington Gangable boxes

Designed for new or retrofit applications, these snap-together gangable plastic boxes eliminate the need to construct a multiple-gang steel box out of several individual ones. Starting with a two-gang box, users can build the box they need in seconds, according to the company. For three-gangs or more, separate the box parts, add the center sections needed to make a new, larger box, and then snap the pieces back together. The UL-listed product is preset for ½-in. wall finish thicknesses....More

 

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