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June 2007

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John Maisel Speaks to ElectricTV

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OSHA to Say 'Pay for Employee PPE'?
(Your Business)
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June 2007
In response to a lawsuit filed in January 2007 by the AFL-CIO and United Food and Commercial Workers International Union, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (O READ MORE
Panelboard Orientation
(Codes & Standards)
By
Mark C. Ode
June 2007
Inspectors, manufacturers, contractors and electricians have debated the installation orientation of panelboards and circuit breakers for many years. READ MORE
Growth in Solar Power Higher Than Anticipated
(Your Business)
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June 2007
According to the San Jose Mercury News, more homeowners and homebuilders are considering solar power as the government provides more incentives and concerns regarding climate READ MORE
Automation Goes Home
(Residential)
By
Pat Woods
June 2007
Elite homebuyers want the latest monitoring technology READ MORE
Branch-Circuit, Feeder and Service Calculations, Part XVI
(Codes & Standards)
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June 2007
Article 220—Load Calculations: 220.14 Motors READ MORE

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Products Featured In This Issue

Tubular Lamp
TCP’s 389 series compact fluorescent SpringLamp has low-sodium and lead-free glass, which helps to improve lumen retention. READ MORE
LED Luminaires
Philips’ low bay LED luminaires are designed for new construction or retrofitting and require no special wiring or ballast. READ MORE
Ladders
Electricians often must work above floor or ground level, and despite a wide selection of power lifting devices and equipment, ladders remain the only practical way to access READ MORE
Fluorescent Fixture
LDPI’s 229H series open industrial 4-ft, four-lamp fluorescent fixture has a hinged ballast plate and comes standard with a 5-ft wire whip. READ MORE
Downlights
Lightolier’s Vetro downlights are available in a variety of styles and sizes, ranging from a 27/8- to 73/8-in. aperture. READ MORE
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