October 2012: Focus on the Residential Market

 

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The Integrated Systems Contractor Rises

By Wayne D. MooreUnder (Residential)

McGraw-Hill has predicted that multifamily housing will rise 19 percent in dollars and 18 percent in

Installer Gadgets

By Claire SwedbergUnder (Residential)

Before tablet computers and smartphones were so common, home automation was for homeowners and devel

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A Turnkey(less) solution
(Residential)
By
Darlene Bremer
October 2012
According to “Emerging Trends in Real Estate 2012,” a joint report by Price Waterhouse Coopers (PwC) and the Urban Land Institute, most developers and homebuilders have remain READ MORE
Statistics to Make You Think
(Systems)
By
Julie Knudson
October 2012
For low-voltage contractors eager to seize more market share in the residential sector, home automation may be where ground can be gained. READ MORE
Expansion Challenges
(Your Business)
By
William Atkinson
October 2012
Classic Electric & Consulting, Oceano, Calif., devotes about 20 to 30 percent of its time and resources to low-voltage work. READ MORE
Installer Gadgets
(Residential)
By
Claire Swedberg
October 2012
Before tablet computers and smartphones were so common, home automation was for homeowners and developers who could pay the high price. READ MORE
Lighten Up: LED Replacements
(Lighting)
By
John Paul Quinn
October 2012
There’s little doubt that, in the ongoing phase-out of inefficient incandescent lamps, the homeowner is the most uninformed, concerned and resistant of the electrical contrac READ MORE

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1 HD NETWORK CAMERA—Samsung’s SNB-5001 1.3 megapixel network camera is designed to provide video surveillance in retail and office type environments. READ MORE
Cool Tools: Tool Carriers
Electrical workers and other tradesmen must carry tools around the job site and have them readily accessible when needed. READ MORE
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