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Bridgeport Fittings has introduced a patented three-piece, self-aligning conduit coupling designed to easily join two lengths of threaded rigid or IMC conduit. The new couplings, listed Raintight, come in trade sizes ranging from ½-inch to 4-inches. The units are of malleable iron construction and zinc electroplated. Bridgeport's three-piece couplings feature mating components, to which threaded conduits are easily and securely joined in a telescoping, self-aligning fashion, creating a raintight and wet location environment. An oversized "O" ring prevents water entry and the self-aligning feature allows smooth wire pulling from conduit to conduit eliminating the mismatch that often occurs in traditional three-piece couplings. Couplings are c/us UL listed.

Hubbell Wiring Systems has introduced homeSELECT™ Brass Plated Floor Boxes to accommodate either electrical power or a combination of power and voice/data devices. The low-profile brass plated units are height adjustable after mounting into the floor. The stylish floor boxes are engineered to accommodate a recessed cover to give the plugged-in cable a very low arch, minimizing protrusion. The permanent hinged cover allows furniture to be located over the opening. The floor boxes come with a duplex receptacle and can also house a JLOAD™ multimedia outlet to provide power, Cat. 5e and coax in a single gang box. In addition, the new units are outfitted with neoprene gaskets that are incorporated into the cover so they will never get lost.

Littelfuse has introduced new DIN Releasable Fuse Blocks that save installation time and effort. These blocks mount securely to standard 35mm "hat" DIN rails without extra adapters. The spring-free release mechanism allows for individual block installation and replacement without removing adjacent components. Quick-connect terminals allow for convenient side or top connection along with three wire terminal options. 3 - pole configurations are available for Class CC, Class G, and Midget fuses. Class CC and G blocks are UL-Listed for use in branch circuit protection while the Midget block is UL-Recognized for use in supplementary protection.

Arlington Industries announced that its recessed two-gang TV BOX™ for old work allows LCD and plasma TVs to mount flush against the wall. The TVBR505 two-gang combo box is half power and half low voltage for Class 2 wiring of satellite or cable TV, speakers, and more. Product features include: o Mounting "wings" tighten against wall board to hold box firmly in place o Plugs stay inside the box - don't protrude past the wall o UL/CSA Listed.

Ferraz Shawmut has introduced its newly UL-listed Amp-Trap 2000® A4BQ 100-600 Amp Fuses, for applications needing Class L fuse dimensions with ampere ratings of less than 601. Plant and specifying engineers and consultants can use the flexible A4BQ to comply with stringent OSHA regulations and NEC standards. Suitable for branch circuit protection, and with Class J fuse performance, the A4BQ 100-600 fuses meet three specific applications: ensuring flexibility on new construction projects and future expansions, providing an acceptable and safe solution for facilities that reduce power consumption by downsizing or consolidating, and meeting arc flash mitigation needs.

Leviton Manufacturing announced it has enhanced its line of Vizia RF™ lighting and home control devices to improve on its original offering. The new Vizia RF + collection consists of Z-Wave®-enabled dimmers, switches, plug-in modules, zone and scene controllers and remote controls. "Vizia RF + is Leviton's premier home automation experience. We've built in many new features requested by our customers - both on the face and inside the devices," said Selin Glickman, Director of Marketing Management, Residential Products. "Its appealing design aesthetic, enhanced customization options and 'green' features offer a control solution that enhances the home's value while reducing energy consumption and costs."


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