Published:
March 2012

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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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Upsell Protection
(Systems)
By
Wayne D. Moore
March 2012
In May of last year, the Department of Fire Protection Engineering at the University of Maryland conducted a study to demonstrate the relative performance of smoke detectors a READ MORE
Welcoming Wireless Home
(Residential)
By
Rick Laezman
March 2012
The hallmark of the cellular revolution is the ability to do so many things on the go. Smartphones have given an entirely new meaning to being mobile. READ MORE
Window of Opportunity: Electronic Shading
(Residential)
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March 2012
Electronic shading has been around since the 1980s, but for the most part, electrical contractors have shied away from installing it because it involves those perceived risks READ MORE
Wired
(Your Business)
By
Chuck Ross
March 2012
Business still may be slow for many electrical contractors, with much of the construction industry remaining in the doldrums, but electrical pros specializing in major transm READ MORE

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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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