March 2012: Residential

 

Featured Articles

Out of the Darkness: Residential Lighting Controls

By Susan M. CaseyUnder (Lighting)

“If you’re not in the room, why are the lights on?” my mom used to ask.

The More the Merrier: Multifamily Housing

By Debbie McClungUnder (Residential)

“When one door closes, another opens,” Alexander Graham Bell said.

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Understanding Building Operations
(Green Building)
By
Thomas E. Glavinich
March 2012
The last energy services column (January 2012) introduced an 11-step energy services project delivery process. READ MORE
How Many Is Too Many?
(Codes & Standards)
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March 2012
With the proliferation of electrical and electronic medical equipment in general care or critical care patient bed locations of a hospital, the number of branch circuits nece READ MORE
Remodeling Market Index Rises to Five-Year High
(Residential)
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March 2012
Remodeling sentiment rose to the highest level in five years, according to the National Association of Home Builders’ (NAHB) Remodeling Market Index (RMI) for the fourth quart READ MORE
Tag-teaming Bandwidth
(Systems)
By
Jim Hayes
March 2012
Around the world, billions of dollars are being spent trying to bring “broadband” to everyone. However, broadband is defined loosely. READ MORE
Is There a Doctor in the House?
(Your Business)
By
Richard P. Bingham
March 2012
It wasn’t long ago when flashing digital clocks were the most likely power-quality-related effect of an interruption. READ MORE

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Products Featured In This Issue

Home Automation/Lighting Controls
1 Touchscreen > Honeywell’s Tuxedo Touch touchscreen enables users to centrally control security and automation functions, such as temperature and lighting. READ MORE
Cool Tools: Conduit Benders
Basic hand benders; mechanical benders; hydraulic models for rigid, large-diameter conduits; sophisticated, computer-controlled bending equipment for high-volume production; READ MORE
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