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Legrand PlugTail Commercial Specification Grade USB Charging Receptacles
October 13, 2021
EasyHeat™ RG Cable prevents costly damage to roofs caused by ice formation and snow accumulation in gutters, downspouts, and roof valleys. The self-regulating heating cable automatically varies its heat output as the surrounding temperature changes. They are suitable for use on asphalt or wood shingles, metal roofing or "membrane" type roofing and downspouts that freeze and clog.
- Self-regulating, Cut-to-Length Cable. For Commercial Applications
- Available for 120 or 208-240 Vac applications
- 12 Watts of heavy-duty heating power, quickly and easily melts through frozen ice buildups
- Keeps melt water pathways open in larger commercial gutters, drains and downspouts
- The self-regulating design allows the cable to be overlapped without producing hot spots
- Waterproof, flame retardant and UV sun-resistant, polyolefin outer jacket withstands harsh weather conditions
- Two thermoplastic inner jackets for dielectric strength and additional core protection
- 16 AWG bus wires
- Tinned copper grounding braid
- Maximum single cable lengths up to 370 ft (112.8 m)
- Reels are cut to customer specification, in continuous lengths up to 1,000 ft (304.8 m)
- One year limited warranty
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What is EPLAN?
One platform, multiple solutions – the Eplan Platform offers engineering software such as Preplanning for systematic preliminary planning, Electric P8 for preparing circuit diagrams and Pro Panel for 3D enclosure planning, all from a single source. Standardised interfaces and integration processes enable continuous data flows throughout the value chain, with additional links to various system solutions from Rittal.
This year, EPLAN has introduced its new EPLAN Platform 2022 to help address challenges in the design, engineering and manufacturing phases of the panel building process...
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ECAO and NECA have announced that on January 1 ECAO officially joined NECA as their 119th Chapter. Executive Director Graeme Aitken joined NECA CEO David Long on LinkedIn Live to announce the partnership.
Given the similarities between the two organizations, ECAO is looking to create more opportunities for its electrical contractor members and this further collaboration will allow them to facilitate that. As well as drawing on the educational opportunities that NECA can offer.
“What we’re looking for is integration, professionalism, but most importantly to expand our community."
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Have you ever been called to fix the work of a 'handyman'?
"Was supposedly done by a"certified ' electrician....told the homeowner that he got a $266 permit....no record at TSBC. Can you count the deficiencies?"
"There is a second panel change in the triplex also.......even more deficiencies. Think the guy was a glorified handyman. Ones not obvious: 240 BB heat hooked up 120....drier on 2p20....range on 2p50....water heater fed with 2c14 Bx on 2p15."
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