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Leviton Manufacturing announced it is the first company in the electrical industry to offer tamper-resistant surge protective receptacles that comply with NEC Section 406.11 and UL 1449’s 3rd Edition. The new devices feature protective shutters that accept only a two-prong (with or without ground pin) electrical plug, while also providing built-in surge protection for a facility’s sensitive electronics. Available in commercial/industrial and hospital grade versions in 15 Amp and 20 Amp, 125 Volt rating, the devices offer a wide variety of color choices that help users identify different types of connected equipment and applications. Hospital Grade devices feature tight plug tolerances to reduce the possibility of critical care equipment becoming accidentally disconnected. Commercial/industrial grade versions withstand abuse in harsh environments. An industry-exclusive, the new devices are NAFTA-compliant and are ideal for use in a wide range of commercial, industrial, institutional and government facilities.

Cooper Lighting has added a new line of ENERGY STAR® 4-inch compact fluorescent (CFL) downlights to its Halo recessed downlight family. A popular choice for both residential and light commercial spaces, the small aperture energy-efficient line includes both 13-watt and 18-watt models available in both new construction and remodel housings. A design complement to the 5-inch and larger 6-inch recessed CFL downlights, the 4-inch aperture size is commonly used for accent, task and perimeter area lighting. The 4-inch CFL downlight housings are designed for insulated ceilings (ICrated) and can be in direct contact with ceiling insulation. These AIR-TITE™ housings prevent airflow between attic and living areas and save on both heating and air conditioning costs. The electronic compact fluorescent ballast meets stringent ENERGY STAR® requirements including FCC Title 47 CFR part 18 for consumer equipment.

Ferraz Shawmut announced its new UL 508-listed FSLBS, an industrial-grade load break switch from provides panel builders and OEMs increased versatility, modularity and savings in making or breaking loads up to 600V. The IEC compliant technology is available in 16A, 25A, 40A, 63A and 80A sizes and is suitable as a motor disconnect for up to 40HP. The FSLBS offers several advantages over existing brands, including box terminals that are rated for two wires each, both solid and stranded, as well as front and side operation, a modular construction, convenient door mounting, a toggle switch version – and a lower price.

RAB Lighting has introduced the LPACK, an innovative, affordable and functional LED wallpack. The unique design has been specifically engineered for LED and not adapted from existing fixture designs. Available in both warm and cool light, the LPACK has a high-output, 10 watt LED light engine that delivers 70% of its initial lumens at 50,000 hours. The LED Light Engine life is maximized with a thick, die-cast housing and a heat-sink mounting pad that dissipates heat away from the critical LED components. Additionally, the anodized reflector pushes usable light downward and makes the LPACK compliant with IESNA full-cutoff, fully shielded standards.

Thomas & Betts announced that the OCAL-BLUEP®P Form 8 PVC-coated cast-iron conduit body now carries the UL Type 4X and NEMA Type 4X ratings on sizes up to two inches. These ratings assure conduit protection and corrosion-resistant performance in wash-down areas as well as harsh outdoor environments exposed to moisture, rain, ice and snow. The UL Type 4X rating seal is achieved by simply finger-tightening the encapsulated stainless steel cover screws to 15 in.-lbs. of torque. This compares to 35 in.-lbs. or more of torque required to tighten cover screws on competitors’ conduit bodies.

E-Mon, LLC announced the availability of a new LonWorks communication option (specify Option LTP) for converting electrical submeter data into the LonWorks communications format for building automation systems (BAS) and equipment control applications, including lighting and security systems, HVAC and more. Any E-Mon D-Mon Class 3000 or Class 5000 meter or Interval Data Recorder (IDR) equipped with Option LTP can communicate up to 40 meter data parameters to any BAS employing the widely used LonWorks protocol.


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