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Recording Available: Protection at the Point of Use Webinar

By Timothy Johnson | Nov 15, 2016
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Arc fault circuit interrupters (AFCIs) bring a higher level of protection to today’s homes, many of which are increasingly overwhelmed by the growing electrical demands of our high-tech and appliance-rich lifestyles. New advances in AFCI technology, including the development of new code-approved AFCI and dual-function AFCI/GFCI receptacles, are providing contractors and homeowners easier-to-use and more cost-effective options.

This webinar, "Protection at The Point Of Use: AFCI receptacles provide easier-to-install, code-approved options for contractors," will discuss the benefits of installing AFCI receptacles and new advances in AFCI technology, and it will review the most recent National Electrical Code for AFCI receptacles.

Presenter Info: Bill Timmons is the director of marketing of Pass & Seymour Residential Products at Legrand. Bill has been with Legrand for 15 years and has over 30 years of sales and marketing experience in the building construction industry. Among his responsibilities at Legrand, he manages the AFCI and GFCI product categories. Bill is a member of the IAEI and NFPA, and he participates on NEMA Committees. He is a frequent speaker and editorial contributor on electrical product specifying and electrical building code subjects. Prior to joining Legrand, Bill held positions at Carrier Corporation and Dow Corning.

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About The Author

JOHNSON is a writer and editor living outside Washington, D.C. He has worked in magazine, web and journal publishing since 2006, and was formerly the digital editor for ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR magazine. Learn more at www.tjfreelance.com.

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