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Littelfuse announced that Up-LINK, its new technology, reduces downtime by allowing end-users to monitor fuse status from a remote location. This technology connects into an existing network or system, offering a non-proprietary solution without requiring a dedicated communication link. More specifically, this diagnostic tool can interface with a PLC or relay to drive stack lights, external LEDs, or other devices to provide maintenance personnel with advance notification of where the problem has occurred. If used in conjunction with a user-programmed PLC, additional information can be communicated such as fuse type, fuse part number, necessary Personnel Protective Equipment and where replacement fuses are located. Currently Up-LINK is available in dead front Class CC and Midget style fuse holders.	NKK Switches announced the availability of the M2100 series of LED-tipped miniature toggle switches, and the TL series of illuminated standard-size toggle switches. The two series offer engineers an array of highly visible lighted electromechanical toggle switches that display circuit status for multiple applications ranging from hand held devices to front panel interfaces. The M2100 series of miniature LED-tipped toggles are available in power or logic level rated options. Design engineers can specify SPDT or DPDT maintained circuits with either synchronous or isolated LED circuits. The M2100 includes a high-torque bushing that prevents the actuator from rotating, and an anti-jamming feature to protect contacts from any excessive downward force.
Watt Stopper/Legrand has released a new multi-location vacancy sensor and compatible remote control switch to help families save energy conveniently and cost effectively in rooms with more than one switch location. According to Watt Stopper/Legrand, the RH-250 residential wall switch sensor is more versatile than any other product on the market, allowing customized control options including automatic-on operation from selected locations. The RH-250 is designed for applications requiring more than one switch location, such as stairways, hallways, large spaces and rooms with multiple entrances, including Jack and Jill bathrooms.	Shat-R-Shield announced the availability of shatter-resistant compact fluorescent (CFL) lamps. According to Shat-R-Shield, CFLs are currently replacing incandescent bulbs in many commercial and industrial applications. This is attributed to their remarkable performance - lower power consumption, longer life and improved color temperature benefits. Shat-R-Shield, safety-coated compact fluorescent lamps are offered in all popular models. The outer plastic coating on a Shat-R-Shield CFL provides a protective safety envelope for glass tubing, mercury and phosphors if the lamp is accidentally broken. Risk to employees, product, equipment and business is greatly reduced.
EXITRONIX announced the addition of the new 450 Series Ultra Slim Die Cast Aluminum Exit. The 450 series is crafted using precision die cast aluminum construction for a perfect finish and a sleek, contemporary look. The continuous, smooth lines of the 450 series combined with the ultra slim profile create a design that will fit into any environment. The unit is available in black, white and brushed aluminum housing and is illuminated using energy-efficient red or green high intensity LEDs. The ultra low profile features a minimal 7/8" depth yet is completely self-contained, utilizing a maintenance-free Ni-Cad battery for emergency power.	Engineered Products Company (EPCO), has introduced a Polycarbonate T5 Tube Guard. The new T5 Tube Guard, which fits all four-foot F54 lamps, rounds out the specialty lighting and wiring solutions supplier's T8 and T12 family of tube guards and is available for immediate shipment. EPCO T5 Tube Guards are sold only in 24-unit case cartons. According to EPCO President Jack Schuster, "Our new Polycarbonate T5 Tube Guard is yet another product line expansion this year-a commitment we've made for making it even more convenient to do business with EPCO."
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