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Save time, money and trouble by understanding just what the National Electrical Code is and what it is not.

Over the years Underwriters Laboratories (UL) 1449, Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) standard C62.41, and International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) 61643-1 surge protection terminology has been changing.

Many Ac/Dc power supply manufacturers are not grounding the Dc side of their power supplies. In some cases, the Ac/Dc power supply manufacturer does not offer an option to even ground the Dc side of the power supply. The Ac side of the Ac/Dc power su

The electrical system within any facility is nothing more than a necessary tool that is required to complete just about every task within the facility.

Electrical protection terminology in the 21st century has many names. Lightning Arrester (LA), Surge Protector Device (SPD), Surge Arrester, Surge Suppressor, and Transient Voltage Surge Suppressor (TVSS) are the most common names used.

They have been around since the time of Nikola Tesla, George Westinghouse and Thomas Edison. In many facilities power quality issues are either ignored, mismanaged or misunderstood. At most facilities whenever electrical equipment fails the process i

Dirty Power is a Synonym for Poor Power Quality

Business owners know how to make adjustments in their business model when sales increase or decrease, when the cost of materials increases or decreases, and when other fixed costs change. What most business owners do not know is what their true cost

Types of OSHA Violations and Fines

Do not let lightning strikes cause you or your equipment physical harm

How to keep ic chips and semiconductors from failing

What are the different types of grounding systems used for buildings