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Oct 1, 2008 12:00 PM

Laser tool

The PMC 36 combilaser combines the functions of a point laser and a line laser in one tool. The device projects five visible points and two reference lines (horizontal and vertical) at the touch of a button. With the aid of the accessory laser receiver, the laser beams can be detected at distances up to 100 ft and in unfavorable lighting conditions, according to the company.
Hilti
Circle 250

Analytics software

Project Portfolio Analytics software provides users with instant insight into project and corporate health, according to the company. Users can customize more than 20 analytics via a number of filters to summarize and present the requested information. Customizable estimating and project operations analytics as well as executive analytics are available.
Hard Dollar
Circle 251

Entrance plates and hoods

The SCOOP Series of reversible entrance plates and hoods is designed to protect cable. Constructed of rustproof, paintable plastic, the devices can be used facing in or out. The entrance plates are offered in single- (CE1) and 2-gang (CE2) models, while the cable entrance hood is designed for use with decorator plates.
Arlington Industries
Circle 252

Media distribution system

This media distribution system consolidates incoming communication cabling into one centralized location. Offering high-density capacity to maximize enclosure space and minimize the size of in-wall installations, the company says the product supports a greater number of connections in a smaller enclosure as compared to similar products. In addition, it offers the flexibility to mix and match triple play services.
Panduit
Circle 253

Relay monitors/timers

The DLA Series of 3-phase monitors provides protection for 3-phase equipment in an easy-to-install DIN rail-mounted enclosure, according to the company. In addition, the DTA Series of multifunction time delay relays combines multiple timing functions and ranges into one DIN rail-mounted package.
ATC-Diversified Electronics
Circle 254

Aluminum connectors

These 750kcmil aluminum connectors — for use in terminating 900kcmil compact aluminum conductor — are UL-listed and CSA-certified when installed using the 644-family of dieless compression tools. Manufactured from high conductivity wrought aluminum, the connector's standard tin plating provides corrosion resistance. In addition, the products are dual rated for use on aluminum-to-aluminum, aluminum-to-copper, and copper-to-copper conductor combinations.
FCI-Burndy
Circle 255

Emergency luminaires

In the event of a power outage, these power failure lights automatically switch into power failure mode, at which time three high-intensity LEDs are driven to full brightness. In addition, the lights feature a rechargeable battery, fit into standard electrical wall boxes, and include a nightlight mode to provide low-level lighting.
Intermatic
Circle 256

Asset management device

The TrimTrac Pro Locator is a hardware enabler for the company's Construction Manager software. The device uses GPS technology, a motion sensor, and general packet radio service to monitor smaller portable equipment activity. Key data is transmitted to the Construction Manager data center for access to numerous charts and reports, including display of daily activity, asset utilization, and hours of use.
Trimble
Circle 257

Fire alarm boxes/fittings

These red steel boxes and fittings meet visual identification requirements for fire alarm installations, according to the company. The boxes are designed for use with the company's Red connectors and couplings. Fittings are furnished with Tri-Drive slot/Phillips/Robertson head screws and can be used for emergency circuits and security system applications, as well as for fire alarm systems.
Bridgeport Fittings
Circle 258
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Aerial work platform

This custom aerial work platform measures 45-ft long × 72-in. wide and extends from a lowered height of 5 ft to a maximum raised height of 12-ft, 6-in. Featuring a lift capacity of 1,500 lb, the platform has two independent control stations. In addition, the product's floor-mounted pedestal control station includes a Z-axis control for up and down movement and a Y-axis control for the extension and retraction of platform movement. According to the company, the platform's selector switch secures the platform and determines whether the controls on the platform can be operated with a single station by one person or two-station operation when more than one worker is on the platform.
LPI Lift Systems
Circle 259

Luminaires

According to the company, this line of LED-based retail display luminaires produces true-to-color illumination suitable for retail shelving, display cases, showcases, exhibits, and architectural applications. Offered in flat, corner, slim, and round models, the luminaires are available in either a black or natural aluminum finish, are RoHS-compliant, and contain no mercury, lead, or glass.
Lighting Science Group
Circle 260
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Roller shade

The Sivoia QED Roller 20 digitally controlled shade features a 1.25-in. diameter tube and a drive that allows the shades to be smaller in width (a minimum of 18.5 in.). The product can be installed with a 2.75-in. top/back cover and fascia. Square and curved fascias are available in white, bronze, and adonized aluminum.
Lutron
Circle 261

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