Sept 16, 2020
Lightheaded’s Contortionist series features a dual axis so that it can be tilted and rotated with minimal light cutoff—which means—you can aim light precisely where it's needed.
Trims consist of interchangeable flange and reflectors, with a wide selection of finish choices for each. Once the housing is installed the trim clips into place, completing the luminaire.
The light engine is available in standard, with optional warm dimming, and premium series. Supporting up to 2 optional media lens the look and feel of your lighting can be tailored to specific environments. Sporting a wide array of color temperatures and lumen packages ensures you will arrive at exactly the right light.
360° Rotation. 40° Vertical Tilt. Hot adjustable. A T-handle hex keoy allows for the housing yoke to be adjustable at any given moment. Compatible with non-insulated and insulated ceilings with multiple shape options, the housings provide all the comfort a lighting project needs.
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CSA Training: Hazardous Area Requirements for Electrical Equipment
Book your place for CSA virtual instructor-led Hazardous Area Requirements course October 5-8th. The CSA Group Hazardous Area Requirements for Electrical Equipment course provides a systematic approach for designing, installing and maintaining electrical equipment in Hazardous Areas.
From equipment selection to wiring methods and installation requirements, the safe installation of electrical equipment in hazardous locations depends on rigorous attention to detail. This course will provide a foundation of knowledge to help operations, maintenance, safety, electrical professionals and other stakeholders systematically apply the requirements for designing, installing and maintaining electrical equipment in hazardous locations.
IBEW Initiative aims to Boost Canadian Diversity Efforts
IBEW International President Lonnie R. Stephenson recently announced the “IBEW Strong” initiative to grow a more inclusive and representative union, and IBEW leaders in Canada are embracing the push to increase diversity while continuing to educate the best electrical workers in the world. It’s something that’s been an IBEW priority for many years.
“We have an opportunity as an industry to solve multiple problems by putting people to work,” said Cheryl Paron, an international representative in charge of the First District’s outreach to traditionally underrepresented communities.
Latest Articles
5 Reasons Why Supermarket Lighting Evolves
Traditional brick-and-mortar supermarkets are reconfiguring their store layouts and lighting designs as part of their new strategy to retain customers, attract new ones and remain relevant in the rapidly changing grocery retail channel.
As online competition and dollar stores capture more dry-goods business, supermarkets are shifting their focus away from shrinking center aisles to their perimeters where they can feature more fresh foods.
Guide to the Canadian Electrical Code, Part I
By William (Bill) Burr
Since earlier articles were based on the 23rd Edition of the CEC, Part I, I have revised this series of articles to reflect any changes made pursuant to the 24th and 25th Editions. (The 24th Edition of the CEC, Part I, (C22.1-18) * is available from CSA Group. The 25th Edition (C22.1-21) is scheduled to be published in January 2021.
The code is a comprehensive document. Sometimes, it can seem quite daunting to quickly find the information you need. In this current series of articles, I will provide a guide to help users find their way through this critical document.
Robust New Marker Accent Light Provides Safety and Ambience
Magic Light announces the newest addition to their In Ground / Wall / Ceiling Disc light series. LED Disc Light Dome is made of marine grade stainless steel and makes the perfect marker accent light for driveways, parking lots, public areas, building facades and more.
Consuming only 3 watts, this robust fixture casts a decorative beam of light along the mounting surface providing excellent ambience as well as safety. Up to 18 fixtures can be wired together off one 12V, 60W dimmable LED driver.
Peers & Profiles
Tom Miguel, From the Factory Floor to the Lecture Hall
By Sarah Pickard
At 14, Tom Miguel was sitting in the counselor’s office of Silverthorn Collegiate Institute in Etobicoke with his entire life ahead of him. In 1981, the world was changing, and like so many young men and women, he was faced with a world of choices that would go on to define both his career and his life.
It was in this office that some counsellor suggested becoming an electrician, and Tom’s interest was piqued. “I knew from that point on what field of studies I needed to focus on to become an electrician,” Tom said.
Discussing ECAO's New FLAC Program with Executive Director, Graeme Aitken
By Blake Marchand
ECAO recently launched a new program called Future Leaders Advisory Council (FLAC), their inaugural meeting was held virtually this past June. Discussing the thought process behind FLAC, ECAO Executive Director, Graeme Aitken explained there were a number of factors that went into the decision.
The program is meant to be a resource for young professionals in the electrical industry for networking, building professional development skills, mentorship, and learning about the inner workings of the industry in general.
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