EiKO Supreme Lamps offer extended life hours, high color rendition and superior construction quality. The first lamps in the EiKO Supreme lineup are the MR reflector lamps. Manufactured in Japan, these lamps feature high lumen output, longer life, superior color, and low color shift over life. Lamps are offered in MR-8, MR-11 and MR-16 covered glass formats with a wide variety of beam spreads. The MR-16 lamps are available in both 6,000- and 10,000-hour versions. The Supreme line now offers EiKO customers a “Good,” “Better” and “Best” choice in MR reflector lamps. “Good” is the standard line, “Better” is EiKO Supreme. “Best” is SoLux Natural Daylight lamps. EiKo Ltd.
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The Cooper Crouse-Hinds enclosure line now has the CENELEC ATEX rating for hazardous areas, making the enclosures suitable for use in even more markets and applications in Europe. ATEX certification is required on all products intended for use within European Community countries. All enclosures are certified with factory drilled and tapped entries. Cooper Crouse-Hinds
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The Ultimate Load Center incorporates many of the features in the indoor model introduced last year. The load center has an easy-to-open, re-sealable carton clearly labeled in bilingual text. Inside the box, the Outdoor Ultimate Load Center is field-convertible from main lug to main breaker, enabling distributors to reduce inventory and giving contractors greater installation flexibility. The company's patented Insta-Wire feature, with screws backed out and held securely, requires 25 percent less installation time and 50 percent less repetitive motion. Visible neutrals further save contractor time and effort by providing a clear view of the wire and connector. The pre-positioned bond screw means simplified bonding, without the need for an add-on bonding strap or kit. Siemens Energy and Automation
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Electricians can reduce wiring time and improve the reliability of the power connection with the new Class J fuseholder from Cooper Bussmann. A direct power connection is made through the fuseholder to the busbars. The fuseholder is offered in both a BUSS Bar and a panel-mounted style. This is a major benefit for safe installations using higher ampere rated Bussmann Class J fuses. Three-pole units with covers are available in 100A, 200A and 400A versions, in both mounting styles. The compact size of the fuseholder saves valuable busbar or panel space and its three-pole fuse cover is designed to reduce the possibility of contact with live parts. Cooper Bussmann
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The PRO-MON Load Profiling Meter now offers kW and kVAR load profiling, alarming and control options, net-metering capability, and a third channel for storing reactive (kVAR) data in its interval data readings. PRO-MON's built-in Form C relays provide programmable high and low setpoints for the meter's alarm and control functions. PRO-MON now provides a third data channel to store reactive (kVAR) data in its readings, which may be viewed using the company's popular Windows-based CE-MON Automatic meter reading system, either on site or remotely via modem. The meter can store up to 36 days of data collected in 15-minute intervals, or up to 12 days at five-minute intervals. E-Mon
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The Simplicity Series of digital dimming systems helps simplify installations by with a compact, lightweight design and minimal wiring requirements. The controls are designed to maximize owner benefits with simplified programming and ease of use. The wall-mounted control stations include LCD touchscreens for visual and intuitive digital lighting control for single location operation, monitoring and programming of all lighting zones; pushbutton control stations which provide flexibility and control through pre-programmed and field changeable functions; and hand-held infrared remote controls. Hunt Dimming
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The SpecPartner Version 3.0 simplifies specifying electrical devices for consulting engineers and design-build contractors. Enhancements to Version 3.0 include products from the company's Product Guide 300 catalog and new network wiring technical information and drawings. SpecPartner Version 3.0 now offers Section 16740 Network Wiring specification and an updated Section 16140 Wiring Devices specification that includes the most comprehensive and accurate specification guidelines, including the 2003 new UL GFCI requirements; weatherproof cover information; and NEMA Turnlok configurations, including a NEMA locking device selection chart. Pass and Seymour
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Square D Power-Zone switchgear now features Surgelogic TVSS surge-protection devices as integral components or as external add-ons. This new transient-voltage, surge-suppression capability in the switchgear helps ensure cost-effective power quality for low- and medium-voltage distribution, machine control, motor control, material handling and HVAC. TVSS protection is exceptionally valuable for critical power applications in data centers and hospitals, and in automotive, pharmaceutical, pulp and paper, telecommunications and water treatment plants. Square D
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This new series of light fixtures are specially formulated from polycarbonate thermoplastic to resist chemical attack, physical impact and high-temperature deformation. Added to the company's Scepter line, these nonmetallic fixtures suit conditions where exposure to harsh conditions exist. Applications for the new fixtures include chemical- and food-processing plants, mining and industrial facilities and offshore and marine environments. The new light fixtures are approved by Underwriters Laboratories (UL) for use in wet and marine conditions as well as in hazardous locations. Ipex Inc.
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This pole chain saw now offers a high-quality steel sleeved dual spool, which allows the user to switch easily between open-center and closed-center truck systems. The upgraded steel sleeve replaces the old aluminum style, ensuring extended product life. It also has an operator-friendly selector switch and the latest seal technology. Additionally, as a direct result of field feedback from customers, a larger, lightweight assist handle was added to the handsaw, providing users with improved balance, comfort and control. FCI/Racine
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This white Mini-Flash LED pocket flashlight features three 5mm discrete white LED lamps that together produce a light with plenty of punch. The flashlight is 5 inches long and weighs 2.1 ounces. The long-lasting LED lamps operate for more than 100,000 hours (10 years) before needing replacement. The flashlight operates between three and four days on three replaceable E90 N-cell alkaline batteries. That's at least 20 times longer than equivalent incandescent-lamped flashlights. LEDtronics Inc.
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The SMP Series offers original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) a cost-effective, flexible alternative to traditional power supply designs. The product line of modular chassis-mount AC-DC power supplies allow for thousands of custom configurations and is available with power ratings of 150W to 2,500W. The new power supplies also feature exceptionally high power density of up to 5.5 cuW, along with a choice of fixed or adjustable outputs with voltages from 1.8 to 48V. SMP Series power supplies are optimized for component level applications in automated service equipment, semiconductor fabrication equipment, industrial computers and electronic test tools. Sola/Hevi-Duty
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These angled patch panels are available in a modular component-rated Category 5e version or an empty, field-configurable panel. The angled design allows cables to flow directly into vertical cable managers, eliminating the need for front horizontal wire management, and freeing up vertical rack space for increased rack density. Pre-configured to handle enhanced applications such as Gigabit Ethernet and ATM, the Category 5e panel features 110-style punchdowns and accommodates both T568A and T568B wiring configurations. Leviton Voice and Datacom division
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This full-color, 44-page catalog highlights the advantages of the Access Cabinet System's open architecture construction, along with complete application and installation information. A simple guide breaks down the selection process into four easy steps. Starting with frame assemblies, the guide walks users through door, side panel and top panel selection with ease. Also featured in the catalog is a state-of-the-art interactive software package that depicts over 26 million user-preferred Access cabinet configurations both graphically and three dimensionally. The software generates a 3-D color drawing with installed equipment for visual approval, along with a complete bill of material. For simple purchasing, the software also builds a universal part code needed to order the desired configured cabinet, and can generate a quote or purchase requisition complete with pricing information. Cooper B-Line
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Hubbell Wiring Device-Kellems has expanded its line of surge-suppression plug strips. The non-metallic offering includes six-, seven- and eight-outlet models with three-foot, six-foot and fifteen-foot cord length options. The non-metallic units have optional fax/modem protection and CATV and DSS protection. There are also LED indicators for correct wiring and surge status. The entire offering also includes a $50,000 connected equipment warranty. A metallic offering features industrial and hospital-grade receptacles are housed in a black aluminum housing, and equipped with six-foot black cords. Hubbell Wiring Device-Kellems
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The FireFinder intelligent fire detector system has a range of audio that provides customers with music, paging and a large interface screen. Its eight-channel digital voice amplifiers operate in the 200 Hz to 12 KHz range, which permits the frequency response necessary to listen and enjoy background music. In addition to its primary use for voice/evacuation in case of emergency, the audio system may be used to provide building-wide communication with “surround sound” background music and convenience paging. New technologies allow the use of remote microphones for the paging station. Siemens Building Technologies Inc./Fire Safety Division
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