July Issue 2010

 

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The 2010 Profile of the Electrical Contractor

By Joseph M. KellyUnder (Miscellaneous)

Every other year, ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR conducts a survey of its readers to provide a checkup on th

On the Path to Survival

By Wayne D. MooreUnder (Miscellaneous)

One of the first things you discover when reading NFPA 72 (2010), the National Fire Alarm and Signa

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Perhaps the Facts Might Help
(Your Business)
By
Richard P. Bingham
July 2010
Power quality has finally made the big time in the United States, getting mentioned at the federal level under the Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007. READ MORE
Walmart Foundation Launches Solar School Program
(Miscellaneous)
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July 2010
The Walmart Foundation announced a $1.2 million donation to the National Energy Education Development Project (NEED) to install solar panels on 20 schools in five U.S. READ MORE
Measuring Loss
(Systems)
By
Jim Hayes
July 2010
The optical loss of a fiber optic cable plant is the most common measurement installers make. READ MORE
July Quiz With Correct Answers and Explanations
(Systems)
By
Jim Hayes
July 2010
I’m often asked technical questions about copper and fiber optic cabling. The majority are about problems troubleshooting cabling systems or networks. READ MORE
Western States Can Handle Surge of Renewable Power
(Systems)
By
Rick Laezman
July 2010
With all the current hype -surrounding the development of renewable power, one looming question remains. READ MORE

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