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What Are Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) Systems and Why Do Your Employees Need To Be Trained On It?

Posted by John | 07.11.18

Power fluctuations can have serious consequences for your facility. Blackouts and burnouts can result in lost data when computers crash. Power surges can damage important equipment. In the event of...

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Basics of An Industrial Electrical Control Panel

Posted by John | 02.05.18

The National Electric Code defines industrial electrical control panels as an enclosure or open panel containing two or more power circuit components, control circuit components, or a combination of the...

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Grounding and Bonding Requirements

Posted by John | 11.15.17

Grounding and bonding requirements are designed to protect staff and equipment from undesired surges and buildup of electrical current. Properly grounded and bonded circuits and equipment provide a return path...

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Who's At Risk for Arc Flash Injuries?

Posted by John | 10.24.17

Arc flash is a serious industrial accident where electrical current leaves its intended pathway and travels through the air. Between five to ten arc flash explosions occur in the USA...

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Staying Current on Arc Flash Regulations

Posted by John | 09.19.17

Understanding OSHA arc flash regulations means staying up-to-date on an ever-changing range of safety regulations and recommendations. It’s a complex issue, but given the dangers associated with arc flash, it’s...

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Teaching Electrical Troubleshooting Methods and Techniques to Your Employees

Posted by John | 09.04.17

Troubleshooting equipment—especially electrical equipment—has a certain mystique to it. Watching an experienced employee troubleshoot a piece of familiar equipment can make it seem as if the process is instinctive—an unwarranted...

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