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Thermon’s Fire Sprinkler Freeze Protection System gets UL 515A Approval

October 30, 2023

Thermon is pleased to announce that UL has approved the listing of our Electric Trace Heating system for use in Fire Sprinkler applications. The Thermon UL 515A system includes the following major components:

TCM2-FX control panel
FLX self-regulating heat trace
PCA-COM & JB-K Junction Box
PCS-COM Splice Kit

Thermon’s UL 515A approved trace heating system meets the requirements of NFPA 13, providing a complete freeze protection solution for fire sprinkler piping systems, including branch lines.

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Wiha Insulated 6-Inch-Long Flat Nose Pliers

Ergonomically designed pliers are crafted to high quality standards. Precise interaction between joints and the gripping surface ensures optimum functionality. Meets 10,000 volt tested standards and certified to 1,000 volt ac or 1,500 volt dc.

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Cable Glands from Anamet Canada Inc. Meet Your Highest Specifications

March 28, 2023 The full range of cable glands by ANAMET offers excellent mechanical protection and exceptional flexibility to meet even your highest specifications. All Anaconda SEALTITE fittings are developed especially to meet your requirements and are suitable for practically every feasible application, whether electrical or industrial. More About Cable Glands Each cable gland includes…

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Beghelli Quadra Running Man Theatre Sign

The Quadra RM Theatre Sign meets the minimum visibility requirements in the CSA standard without distracting from the show. The clean lines and thin design of the Quadra series provides it with a modern and attractive appearance.

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Emerson: Retrofit LED Saves Up to 65 Percent Energy, Lowers Maintenance Costs in Hazardous Task Lighting

Raising the bar in lighting performance, operational efficiency and employee safety, Emerson today launched the Appleton Contender LED, an extra low-profile enclosed and gasketed LED luminaire that brings energy and maintenance savings of up to 65 percent to challenging low clearance areas, such as walkways, catwalks, stairwells and tunnels.

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Triplett Magnetic Field Meter Measures Electro-magnetic Fields in Variety of Applications

Triplett Test Equipment announces the launch of the innovative EMF20 Magnetic Field Meter, an all-new handheld tool designed to measure extremely low frequency (ELF) electromagnetic fields in numerous applications.

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Champion Flame Shield® Phenolic Conduit

Champion Flame Shield® Fiberglass Phenolic Conduit System, a 2 hour fire rated electrical conduit, holds its own in a number of environments, whether damp or dry, hot or cold.

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