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A fter publishing Guest Editors on this page for all of 2014 as a special way of commemorating EBMag’s 50th Anniversary, I must admit... it feels good to be back! There’s always so much to talk

about, but I think the best way to start off the new year (especially because we’ve likely gone broke after the holidays!) is to put the issue of Prompt Payment front and centre.

Prompt Payment Ontario (tinyurl.com/k4rq9me) was recently established upon the ashes (so to speak) of Bill 69 “Prompt Payment Act”—a Private Members Bill introduced in May 2013 by MPP Steven Del Duca that was subsequently kicked around for a year before being “set aside [...] due to the significant concerns raised by the stakeholders and the need for broad consultation”.

(As you may have guessed, that last quote came from the Standing Committee on Regulations and Private Bills... there’s nothing governments like more than “broad consultation”, eh?)

So here’s another quote: “We know the proponents and the opponents [of Prompt Payment], we know their issues, and we know the areas of agreement and disagreement. Why can’t we just get on with it?”.

That’s from Eryl Roberts, executive VP at Electrical Contractors Association of Ontario (ECAO) and one of PPO’s founding directors.

When I met with him in back in the fall, he explained Ontario’s Construction Lien Act (CLA), enacted in

1983, does not deal with payment of money owed from one party to another, or what to do when payments are late.

“The Lien Act deals with security of payment, not the speed of payment,” Eryl explained, adding that most contractors don’t have the time or resources to employ the Lien Act, so while a review of the act would be good, shelving Bill 69 is not.

“The distribution of risk is very key to this conversation,” continued Eryl. One of PPO’s key platforms is that Prompt Payment and Fair Distribution of Risk “cannot be resolved as part of a review of the CLA. They are different things”.

“Just on labour alone, ECAO members have extended over $200 million in revolving credit due to late payment. If we could decrease the age of Receivables by just 30 days, we would see a big improvement. There’s no better way the [Ontario] government could give us economic stimulus,” Eryl concluded.

While in conversation with other professionals across the country, I have heard Prompt Payment movements are afoot in Alberta and British Columbia, but I would like to see the issue addressed all across Canada. People’s livelihoods are too damn important.

Contents

On the Cover and Page 43

2015 Canadian Truck King Challenge:

Van Division

The Challenge has concerned itself with

real-world pickup truck testing since 2006—and

still does. Over the past few years, however, a one-of-a-kind metamorphosis

has taken place in the commercial van market in Canada... one that simply

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4 Industry news

7 Letters

8 Personalities

10 Level Up Building your prefab catalogue

10 Calendar

12 electrical safety 360 Z462 shifts gears to “risk assessment”

54 Products & solutions

58 Code File misleading transfer switch markings

58 Code Conundrum

Let’s make 2015 a year of Prompt Payment

13 The BlueBook 2015 Buyers’ GuideOur comprehensive source guide for the electrical and communications markets in Canada.

41 Looking past paper reduction for value in mobile workforce systemsThe world of GIs is abound with articles discussing the advantages of a mobile workforce, the benefits of reducing paper, etc., but these are just offshoots of the core value of having a mobile GIs-enabled workforce.

46 Keep pests out of your work with cable entry sealsUnderstanding the behaviour of pests—including mosquitos, bees, snakes, rodents, ants, etc.—is essential for helping electrical professionals design cable, pipe and conduit penetrations that are protected against infestation.

48 Building information modelling and the AV professionalWith significant time and cost reductions, elimination of construction conflicts and more-accurate estimates, BIm will help architects and aV pros work more effectively by being on the same page throughout the entire building process.

50 Network security for the power utilityPower utility communication networks were designed solely to provide operators with a picture of what was happening, but as they introduced packet-based network technologies, the risk of cyber-threats has increased.

53 Matched hybrid systems may lead to more renewable energyThe use of renewable energy in the United states could take a significant leap forward with improved storage technologies or more efforts to ‘match’ different forms of alternative energy systems that provide an overall more steady flow of electricity.

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Electric-only buses flying in to Winnipeg’s Richardson airportNew Flyer Industries Inc.—a manufacturer of transit buses—announced that Winnipeg Transit will begin daily service using up to four New Flyer Xcelsior battery-electric transit buses.

“We didn’t want an easy route,” said Paul Soubry, New Flyer’s president & CEO. “We encouraged Winnipeg Transit to select a route that would showcase the technological capability of our Xcelsior battery-electric bus in a real-life, in-service situation that will experience a wide range of weather and traffic conditions.”

The buses will be in daily operation on a 40-km, two-hour route starting at Winnipeg Richardson International Airport, making their way through the city centre to East Kildonan and returning to the airport. This route was chosen because its length, speeds and loads are typical of many central business district routes in Canada and the States, says New Flyer.

Winnipeg Airports Authority permitted New Flyer to install a high-power charging station at the airport. At the airport, the bus drives up to the charging station and, while passengers are loading

or disembarking, a roof-mounted pantograph connects with the overhead charger interface, Soubry explained. “After approximately a 10-minute charge, the bus has fully replenished the energy consumed in the previous two-hour route. For added operational flexibility, the battery capacity allows the bus to operate for five hours without recharge and, by charging en route, the bus can maintain service for more than 20 hours a day, seven days a week.”

The project is a continuing collaboration between New Flyer, the Province of Manitoba, Manitoba Hydro, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Red River College and Winnipeg Transit. The project team (which started the effort in May 2011) received additional assistance in October 2012 when Sustainable Development Technology Canada (SDTC) announced funding on behalf of the Government of Canada of $3.4 million to take the project from prototype to full production and field demonstration. In 2014, Manitoba’s Vehicle Technology Centre provided an additional $94,000 for charging station development. Check out the VIDEO at tinyurl.com/qfym6s4.

Liteline enlists Munden Enterprises in Atlantic CanadaLiteline Corp. (www.liteline.com) has teamed up with Halifax’s Munden Enterprises (www.mundenenterprises.com) for representation in Atlantic Canada.

“Tony Munden, president of Munden Enterprises, and his team have built strong relationships with both distributors and end users,” says Liteline, “which will assist Liteline to maintain its commitment to providing excellent products and service to customers within the region.”

Liteline manufactures residential and commercial lighting fixtures, HID security lighting, lamps, die-cast aluminum outdoor boxes, wiring devices, and lenses and louvers.

The Rock’s Western Building Products sentenced for public safety violationsService NL (www.servicenl.gov.nl.ca) says Western Building Products was sentenced November 4 in Corner Brook Provincial Court upon pleading guilty to a violation of the Public

Safety Act & Electrical Regulations.The case arose as the result of an investigation

by Service NL’s western regional office in Corner Brook. In March 2014, Service NL staff investigated unauthorized electrical work on a home, identifying a public safety issue. The company, which had worked on the home, had cut screws off in a meter base so as to install siding behind the base. This practice can cause a safety hazard to anyone who may have to work in the area, as the screws that are cut off may fall into the electrical meter base, says Service NL.

The investigation identified the company responsible and a charge was laid under section 36(1)(a) of the Public Safety Act for allowing an unqualified person/company to do electrical work. The company pleaded guilty to the charge and was ordered to pay $500 in fines and a 30% victim fine surcharge.

Service NL advises the public that every qualified electrician who is conducting electrical work in the province is required to be registered with Service NL, and will have a registration card containing their registration number.

Ontario Energy Network raises $25K for Sunnybrook Ross TilleyAt the November 27, 2014, Ontario Energy Network luncheon, OEN chair Grant Buchanan of S&C Electric (photo, left) presented Sunnybrook Foundation president & CEO, Dr. Jon Dellandrea (photo, right), with a cheque for $25,000—proceeds from the OEN’s annual charity golf tournament (www.ontarioenergynetwork.org).

Congratulations to everyone who supported OEN’s charity golf tournament. Stay tuned to EBMag, and we’ll let you know when the 2015 golf tourney is scheduled. (Photo A. Capkun)

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Manitoba’s McKenzie Electric named Employer of the YearThe 8th annual Apprenticeship Awards of Distinction were recently presented, highlighting the dedication and commitment of employers, journeypersons and industry training leaders who have contributed to the success of apprenticeship training in Manitoba.

Congratulations to McKenzie Electric Ltd., which scored an Employer of the Year (Urban) award.

“When employers and industry leaders help an apprentice learn a trade, they’re strengthening that person’s family, neighbourhood and community,” said Kevin Chief, jobs and economy minister. “These awards recognize the many mentors in Manitoba who are making a difference by building a province where, no matter who you are or where you come from, you know you can have a bright future.”

This year marks the 70th anniversary of apprenticeship in Manitoba, noted Chief. He added there are more than 10,000 active apprentices in over 55 designated trades in the province, and almost 30,000 journeypeople have been certified since 1944.

2013 “a particularly tragic year” for electrical-related fatalities, says ESADespite a 33% drop in electrical fatalities in the last five years, the Electrical Safety Authority says Ontarians continue to be injured and killed in electrical incidents (www.esasafe.com).

That’s one of the findings of ESA’s latest annual Ontario Electrical Safety Report, which also notes electrical-related fatalities on the job continue to outpace non-occupational deaths... and this gap is increasing.

“Workers are not changing their behaviour toward electrical risk at the same rate as other Ontarians,” said Scott Saint, chief public safety officer with ESA. “Our research shows that occupational electrical-related fatalities exceed non-occupational deaths by a ratio of close to 3 to 1. Last year it was 2 to 1. This increase is concerning.”

Electrical trade workers are particularly at risk, notes ESA: they continue to be critically injured on the job when working on energized electrical panels or ballasts/347V lighting. ESA research reveals electrical trade workers accounted for 1/4 of occupational electrical-related deaths in the last 10 years.

“Workers are trained to work safely and conduct a site hazard assessment of each job they’re working on, but investigations show that, in many cases, [they] don’t carry out the correct safety actions,” added Saint. “We need to understand why they skip critical safety steps, and then find ways to change workers’ behaviour.”

Powerline contact continues to be an area of concern, notes ESA, accounting for almost half of all

electrical-related fatalities in the past 10 years. Each year, three people die and five are critically injured due to contact with overhead powerlines.

While there has been a decline over the past few years in rates of electrical-related injuries and fatalities, 2013 was a particularly tragic year, where there were nine electrical-related fatalities (there were only two in 2012). There were also nine deaths from electrical-related fires in 2013 compared to five in 2012.

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GE opens “advanced” MCCB manufacturing lab in Connecticut

GE’s Industrial Solutions business celebrated the grand opening of its new Advanced Manufacturing Lab (AML) in Plainville, Conn., where “sophisticated robotics and automated manufacturing systems” will design and build production lines for the new GuardEon moulded case circuit breaker (MCCB) platform.

“The new lab is another example of GE’s investment in the future of our electrical distribution business to better serve our customers,” said Bob Gilligan, CEO of GE’s Industrial Solutions business.

Within the next 24 months, GE says it will “completely reinvent and revitalize” its MCCB offering to provide a “modern, comprehensive, global industrial circuit breaker portfolio”.

Yukon Energy advancing toward 5-10MW wind farmYukon Energy (www.yukonenergy.ca) has announced plans to complete the work necessary to select a site for a 5-10MW wind farm in the territory.

“We recognize that wind is a valuable option in our energy toolbox,” said president Andrew Hall. “It is renewable, can be developed in a reasonable time frame, and is scalable. We see this as an appropriate mid-scale solution to meet the territory’s mid-term electricity needs.”

Starting next year, the corporation will install wind monitoring equipment on Mount Sumanik near Whitehorse, which will allow the utility to gather a full year of wind data at the site. The information, explains the company, will be similar in scope to that gathered at Tehcho (formerly Ferry Hill) near Stewart Crossing—another possible wind farm site.

Once the corporation has data from both

sites, it can update its energy yield and cost estimates for the development of similar-sized wind farms at those two locations. It can then choose the best site to take forward for more detailed engineering and assessment work.

“Since wind power is intermittent, it is challenging to integrate as an energy source into an isolated grid such as ours,” Hall added. “That’s why, as a key part of this work, we will be taking a close look at the integration of wind energy into our system and assessing different technologies and options for firming up wind supply.”

Historically, the options available in the territory included diesel backup and hydro spinning reserve, explains the utility, but it will now consider some emerging technologies, such as large-scale batteries, compressed air storage and ultracapacitors. Integration with options such as pump storage and electrical thermal storage will also be reviewed as part of the study.

Over the next 18 months, Yukon Energy says it plans to engage with First Nations, stakeholders and members of the public on key topics related to this work.

Yukon Energy currently has two wind turbines on Haeckel Hill in the Whitehorse area: 150kW Bonus and 600kW Vestas. The Bonus has reached the end of its life and will be decommissioned next year, but it will not be replaced. Instead, Yukon Energy will focus on doing the work necessary to have a wind project of between 5-10MW “shelf-ready” so it can be built once the “load growth develops and other relevant conditions are met”.

Schneider and Awesense partner to reduce distribution lossesSchneider Electric (www.schneider-electric.com) and Awesense Inc. (www.awesense.com) have agreed to combine their expertise to design and propose integrated solutions that will enable utilities to “reduce ongoing grid losses and recover lost revenue, helping them achieve more reliable and profitable distribution grids”.

“We are very excited to partner with Schneider Electric in tackling the problem of unidentified losses,” noted Mischa Steiner-Jovic, CEO of Awesense. “Utilities lose over $200 billion each year to distribution losses, which has an enormous impact on the environment and the economic performance

of power companies everywhere.”Schneider develops, manufactures and sells

electrical distribution, critical power supply and control equipment, as well as network automation and grid management software. Awesense develops products and software for increased grid efficiency by identifying losses, reducing risk of overloads, leveraging data from assets and reducing revenue recovery time from metering errors or electricity theft.

This agreement enables Schneider to inte-grate and sell Awesense’s True Grid Intelligence (TGI) cloud software and line sensors, as well as associated engineering and technical services.

This solution identifies losses on all grid topologies with overhead or underground conductors. Awesense will benefit from Schneider’s commercial footprint with utility partners across the globe, and teams engaged in network efficiency.

FLIR receives “favourable verdict” in Raytheon lawsuitFLIR Systems Inc.—a global player in the design, manufacture and marketing of sensor systems that “enhance perception and awareness”—and its subsidiary, Indigo Systems Corp., say they have received a “favourable verdict” in a lawsuit by Raytheon Corp.

“Today’s finding from the jury confirmed our belief that Raytheon’s lawsuit was wholly without merit,” said Andy Teich, FLIR president and CEO. “We look forward to having this case behind us...”

FLIR says a jury in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas rejected Raytheon’s allegations that, prior to its acquisition by FLIR in 2004, Indigo and FLIR misappropriated 31 trade secrets owned by Raytheon, a company specializing in defence, security and other government markets.

According to FLIR, the jury determined that 27 of the 31 alleged trade secrets were not, in fact, plaintiff trade secrets, and that neither FLIR nor Indigo (now known as FLIR Commercial Systems Inc.) misappropriated any of 31 trade secrets that were claimed.

No damages were awarded against FLIR and Indigo, says FLIR, adding the court will decide whether to award FLIR and Indigo their attorney fees.

PhoTo of SURmoNT STEAm gENERAToRS © CoNoCoPhILLIPS CANAdA.ConocoPhillips supports NAIT’s Power Engineering Tech programNatural gas player ConocoPhillips Canada (www.conocophillips.ca) recently announced $1.1 million in support of NAIT’s Power Engineering Technology program—as well as the NAIT Boreal Research Institute (NBRI)—through the creation of the ConocoPhillips Canada-Surmont Boreal Reclamation Project.

“We value our relationship with ConocoPhillips Canada,” said Dr. Glenn Feltham, president and CEO of Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (www.nait.ca), adding this collaboration supports “one of our most in-demand programs”: Power Engineering Technology.

“Investing in post-secondary education programs is about so much more than writing cheques,” said Ken Lueers, president of ConocoPhillips Canada and a NAIT alumnus. “It’s about providing real opportunities for students to gain practical skills to be successful. And if we can assist in facilitating that, while simultaneously investing in research that supports our focus on responsible development, that’s the best win-win situation we could ask for.”

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Techspan now a preferred supplier to IMARK CanadaTechspan Industries Inc. (www.techspan.ca) is now a preferred supplier to IMARK Canada, an electrical and lighting distribution industry marketing group.

“Techspan’s versatility, broad product offering and excellent service levels make this company a very valuable resource for IMARK Canada members,” said Jerry Knight, IMARK Canada vice-president, Supplier Relations (www.imarkcanada.com).

Since 1989, Techspan has been supplying electrical connectors, fasteners, wire management and control products to the electrical, automotive and heavy-duty truck markets. With over 15,000 part numbers in stock, Techspan says it ships 90% of orders same day with a 95%+ fill rate.

Smart meter rollout “did not meet the high standards” SaskPower admitsThe smart meter rollout in Saskatchewan “did not meet the high standards that customers have come to expect of SaskPower or SaskPower’s own standards” the utility admitted after receiving a copy of a report examining its smart meter program—part of the formal review conducted by independent consultants—that refers to eight unusual meter failures that resulted in overheating or melting on or at the meter site.

The smart meter provider, Sensus, defended its meters, pointing to contributing external factors, such as water intrusion due to holes in meter boxes, hot socket conditions in the meter box and over-voltage in the distribution system (tinyurl.com/ke4jyzu).

“SaskPower employees are working hard to address the challenges faced with the smart meter program,” said Bill Boyd, minister responsible for SaskPower. “This report provides valuable insight as to where gaps existed. We will be implementing changes accordingly over the next few days.”

SaskPower (www.saskpower.com) will now examine each aspect of the CIC review and take recommendations forward as planning for new smart meters continues in the next several years. SaskPower previously reached an agreement with the meter manufacturer that will assist with the pursuit of a smart grid for the province.

Great hazardous location article, but what about NFPA 820?

I just received my Electrical Business magazine, which I look forward to each month. The article on hazardous areas is of great interest to our group (“The 2015 CE Code has no class”, EBMag November 2014).

I have been working in the wastewater field for the past 30 years, and feel that I’m quite familiar with the classification of these areas.

Generally, we deal with Class 1, Division 1, Group D (Division 2), and are currently using NFPA 820 “Standard for Fire Protection in Wastewater Treatment and Collection Facilities” to determine these classifications. Unfortunately, NFPA 820 does not recognize the Zone system and, therefore, we are forced to use the Class + Division system in our designs.

Please do a follow-up article to “The 2015 CE Code has no class”, and discuss the impact of NFPA and any ruling that Electrical Safety Authority may have in this regard.

On a side note, our office has had many discussions on the impact of NFPA 820

due to what we consider “over-classifying” and the related increase in cost for clients. These costs are increased due to the amount of Class 1-Div 1 components required and/or the amount of air changes and associated mechanical equipment (supply/exhaust/heating). The increase in mechanical equipment means the operating costs for our facilities is also increasing.

At a time when we are trying to find energy savings for our clients, we appear to be doing the exact opposite.

— Mark from Ontario

Thanks for your letter, Mark. For taking the time to write, we’re sending you a prize pack containing some cool stuff from our friends, including: Milwaukee 12-in. magnetic bit holder and magnetic nut drivers;

Stanley Fat Max 25-ft tape; GM Fleet travel mug and golf balls; Irwin 6-in. impact quick-change extension; Fluke golf shirt; and one our very limited-quantity EBMag 50th Anniversary tool totes, courtesy Ideal Industries (Canada) Corp.(www.idealindustries.ca).

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Any validity to OACETT salary survey?The news item “OACETT 2014 salary survey shows designations equal more cash” garnered some interesting Comments at EBMag.com (tinyurl.com/lqqcuhm).

“The salary for CET is not $80,000, it is only $60,000... All people I contacted are not getting more than $60,000.”

— Daljeet

“Salary varies depending on location. I was a CET in Toronto and my base was 80k, and now I’m in Ottawa with a base of 71k.”

— Jason

“If you read the whole survey you can see that it is skewed towards R&D not design or manufacturing, which 90% of us college grads do. $75 is too high, $65 is more believable. I’ve had three employers since graduating almost 15 years ago and have talked to many other employers through work, none of whom care about OACETT or their designations.”

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personalities

Ontario’s Electrical Safety Authority (www.esasafe.com) has appointed Nansy Hanna to the new role of director, engineering & pro-gram development. (You may recognize her from the back page of EBMag, where she is a

Code File columnist.) Nansy will lead a group whose responsibilities include product safety, code development, improving harmonization with international standards, accountability for specific alternative compliance wiring pro-grams, accountability for worker safety, and aging infrastructure programs. Hanna joined ESA in 2009 and has spent the last five years as the engineering manager. She is a LEED-Ac-credited Professional, and a member of CE Code-Part I, Sections 24, 32, 46, 50 and 64.

Liteline Corp. (www.liteline.com) announced the retirement of “one of the most dedicated and depend-able members” of its team: Joe Nobrega. Joe has amassed over 43 years in the elec-trical industry, says Liteline, including the last 15 years as national sales manager with

the company. Joe’s immediate plans include spending time with his family, travelling, photography and practicing his golf swing. “We at Liteline would like to congratulate Joe on all his success, and thank him for his guid-ance and diligent service through the years,” says the company.

Congratulations to Kevin Holm and Stefan Portmann with Atomic Energy of Canada(www.aecl.ca), who were recently recognized by AECL for their work in improving electrical safety within the organization, and reducing the number of near misses.

Specifically, Kevin (electrical designer) and Stef (manager, electrical maintenance) were sin-gled out “for their leadership and development of an implementation plan to improve electrical safety across the AECL site. They guided senior management and staff to significantly advance our electrical safety program rapidly towards industry best practice”.

Their role in updating electrical safety pro-cesses, personal protection practices and train-ing has helped AECL move toward industry best practice with a reduction of safety events,

says the organization. “This achievement aligns with AECL’s goal to ‘ensure employee safety and well-being’.”

AECL went on to say “Their personal convic-tion to achieve much-higher standards for the broad and far-reaching electrical safety activities across AECL is a testament to their personal integrity and strong desire to make a different in safety for all AECL employees”.

CSA Group’s (www.csagroup.org) president & CEO, Ash Sahi, is retiring this year. “I feel privileged to have led CSA Group and feel confident that the organization is well-pos-itioned for continued growth and success,” said Sahi. Together with Sahi, the board will conduct the process to choose a successor, and will consider internal and external candidates for the job.

Carlo Gavazzi (www.gavazzionline.com) has promoted Michael Grant to regional industrial sales manager for Ontario. Michael joined Gavazzi in December 2013 as account manager for Western Ontario. In his new role, he will be

managing, mentoring and coaching the Ontario sales team and their activities in the region.

Greenlee (www.greenlee.com) has named Jeff Smith director engineering, and Josh Jacobs director product management. Smith will support existing product lines, manage the design of new products and assume responsibility for the engineering staff. Jacobs will focus solely on leading the product management team to build a “rich pipeline of game-changing new products while reducing time to market”.

Cable rejuvenator Novinium(www.novinium.com) has hired Wade Pfeiffer as the com-pany’s new senior vice-presi-dent of sales & marketing. Pfeiffer has over over 20 years of sales, services, technology and operations experience,

says the company. He previously served as president & CEO of Safeharbor Knowledge Solutions, and has held senior-level positions at nGenera Corp., Talisma Corp., X10 USA Inc. and Orca Monitoring.

The Canadian Electricity Association’s (www.electricity.ca) board has announced the appointment of Sergio Marchi as president and CEO effect-ive February 9, replacing Jim Burpee, who informed the board last year of his intention

to retire. Marchi is currently the principal of the Marchi Group, a global strategies consultancy based in Switzerland.”

Appleton Group LLC (www.appletonelec.com) has appointed Harish Shinde to vice-president Canada, where he is responsible for Canadian sales, marketing and operations functions. Shinde joined Emer-son in 2011 as director, plan-ning for commercial industrial

solutions where he was responsible for global strategic planning for the business group.).

Chris Bell finds oldest Klein side-cutting pliers in Canada

Klein Tools (www.kleintools.com) set out to find Canada’s oldest pair of Klein side-cutting pliers, and ended up finding them in Winnipeg, Man., with the great-grandson of an employee of The Northern Electric Co.

Electrician Chris Bell is the winner of a search that started back in October; his submission of a pair of 1911 side-cutting pliers earned him $2500 (though they originally sold for $3.50 in 1911). The pliers are still in good working condition.

The winning pliers were selected by Klein’s engineering team based on the tool being the standard side-cutting type, and bearing an ori-ginal Klein trademark and ‘code markings’ on the inside of the handle.

Nansy Hanna Jim Burpee

Harish ShindeLiteline Corp.

Joe NobregaMichael Grant

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Team Schneider Electric raises over $54k for 24h TremblantOnce again, employees of Schneider Electric (www.schneider-electric.com/ca) participated in Tremblant’s 24h Ski, helping the charitable sporting event surpass its 2013 fundraising objective of $2 million.

Those funds are directed to Fondation Centre de cancérologie Charles-Bruneau, Ottawa Senators Foundation, Fondation Martin-Matte and La Fondation Tremblant—all of which are devoted to children.

“It was with great pleasure and enthusiasm that Schneider Electric took part for the fifth year in this great adventure [...] with the involvement and devotion of 48 employees,” said Schneider’s Monique Ross Lanoue, adding that Schneider employees have raised about $130,000 over five years of participation.

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The Work Truck Show March 4-6, Indianapolis, Ind.www.ntea.com/worktruckshow

university of innovative (industrial) DistributionMarch 8-11, Indianapolis, Ind.www.univid.org

AEL Learning ExpoAlberta Electrical LeagueMarch 25, Calgary, Alta.albertaelectricalleague.com

Affiliated Distributors Spring Network MeetingMarch 30-April 1, Tampa Bay, Fla.www.adhq.com

EFC Annual General MeetingElectro-Federation CanadaApril 15, Brampton, Ont.www.electrofed.com

MCEE (Mécanex/Climatex/Expolectriq/Éclairage)April 22-23, Montreal, Que.www.mcee.ca

PEARL 18th Conference & ExhibitionProfessional Electrical Apparatus Recyclers LeagueApril 24-27, Cleveland, Ohioelectricalsafetyandreliability.com

BiCSi Canadian Conference & ExhibitionApril 26-29, Ottawa, Ont.www.bicsi.org

oEL Electrical industry ConferenceOntario Electrical LeagueApril 29-May 2, Huntsville, Ont.www.oel.org

Lightfair May 3-7, New York, N.Y.www.lightfair.com

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EFC Electrical Council ontario Region GalaElectro-Federation CanadaFebruary 6, Brampton, Ont.www.electrofed.com

EiAA Technical ConferenceElectrical Inspectors Assoc. of AlbertaFebruary 6-7, Edmonton, Alta. www.eiaa2004.com

CANENA General Meeting & TradeshowCouncil for Harmonization of Electrotechnical Standards of the Nations of the AmericasFebruary 24-26, San Jose, Costa Ricatinyurl.com/oku6hod

NETA PowerTestInterNational Electrical Testing Assoc.March 2-6, Nashville, Tenn.www.powertest.org

oCS State of the industry & outlook Conference Ontario Construction SecretariatMarch 3, Toronto, Ont.www.iciconstruction.com

IN CASE YOU MISSED IT...

PhoToS • Electro-Federation Canada’s year-end Christmas receptions are a great way to connect (or reconnect)

with the people who comprise Canada’s manufacturers, distributors and sales agencies. As in years past, the folks from Canadian Feed the Children were on-hand to push good will toward Power2Feed, which has raised more than $1 million dollars to help feed hungry children. Visit tinyurl.com/l92sqe2.

PhoToS • O’Neil Electric Supply Ltd.’s latest instalment of “Veal on O’Neil” was an extra-special occasion

because it not only heralded the approach of the company’s 50th anniversary in 2015, but kicked off a new two-year campaign to raise $100,000 in support of SickKids. O’Neil invites its customers, suppliers, employees and industry friends to make any contribution—which the company will match 100%—until its fundraising goal is reached. Visit tinyurl.com/mq4uttq for info.

Visit EBMag.com’s Upcoming Events on the homepage to see an extensive list of industry events.

As many electrical contractors are discov-ering, prefabrication (a.k.a. prefab) offers opportunities for material and labour savings by using an assembly

line-approach from manufacturing and apply-ing it to the construction industry.

By standardizing a product and building it offsite, contractors can streamline the assembly process (labour savings) and shorten the installation time (labour savings), as well as reduce the amount of general materials required on the jobsite (material savings) and the amount of time required to handle, store and search for parts and pieces by installers (labour savings).

There’s not much that cannot be prefabricated with enough time, forethought and creativity. Typically, electrical contractors start off with simple assemblies with a few parts, such as pipe racks, duct banks, fixture & device boxes, and fixtures with whips or cords. These are great time-savers and allow contractors to see a measureable return on investment on a small scale.

As contractors get more comfortable with prefab, they begin to expand their repertoire and experiment with more complicated assemblies. On a recent high-rise project, we started prefabrication during the pre-construction stage. The project manager, superintendent and key leadmen met for a day and brainstormed all the different things they could prefabricate, and the list was impressive. Here are two of the creative ideas we implemented early on:

Busway blockouts with integrated curbsNot only did these save time on the installation side, they provided uniform blockouts in the slabs for the two bus risers, and eliminated the need to go back later and lay out curbs for the concrete contractor to pour (Photos 1 and 2).

Unit subfeeds embedded in the slabThis resulted in huge time and materials savings. Instead of routing large MC cable unit subfeeds overhead through the corridors during the rough stage, we put 1.5-in. ENT in the slabs

from the electrical closet to the residential unit panel locations. We installed GRC 90s at both ends to protect them from being damaged. We also installed a 12 x 12 x 48-in. wireway on the 90s in the electrical closet, which helped reduce the amount of time required to connect to the meter stacks that were installed several months later when the building was dried in.

These are just two of the creative prefab ideas our team developed, and both con-tributed toward the labour and material savings goals on the project. So now it’s your turn!

•Areyouimplementingprefabinto your projects?

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• Are you seeing the ROI you hadexpected from your prefab program?

Adam Cooper has over 20 years of electrical construction and contracting experience, and has worked for several of the largest electrical contractors in the U.S. He started Ascent Consulting (www.ascentconsult.net) to offer his knowledge and experience to organizations looking for ways to grow and improve.

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The 3rd edition of CSA Z462 “Workplace electrical safety” should be available for purchase through CSA’s

website (shop.csa.ca) in hard copy and PDF versions around the second week of January 2015.

Over the next few months, I am going to explore some of the more impactful and interesting changes in this edition but, for now, I want you to know about the main changes in simple terms using this CSA-based list:

•CSAZ462-15reflectsamajorshift toward risk assessment, and four new definitions have been added to Clause 3: “Hazard, Hazardous, Risk, and Risk Assessment”. The definitions harmonize with other safety standards, such as CSA Z1000 and Z1002.

•Therequirementtoestablishan electrical safety program has been moved forward to the front of Clause 4 to emphasize this key organizational component of electrical safety.

•Theelectricalsafetyprogrammust now include elements

that consider the condition of equipment, and its maintenance.

•Thehierarchyofriskcontrolfound in CSA Z1000 and CSA Z1002 has been added to the requirements for risk assessment and risk mitigation. It has also been added to the training requirements for qualified persons.

•Auditsoffieldworktoverifycompliance with the procedures of the electrical safety program must be performed at intervals not exceeding one year.

•TheNominalSystemVoltagerange in Table 1A: Approach boundaries for AC systems has been revised in the second row from 50-300vac to 50-150vac. The range in the third row has been correspondingly revised from 301-750vac to 151-750vac.

•Thereisnowachoicebetweenusing either incident energy analysis or the arc flash PPE category method (but not both) for determining the personal protective equipment required for a piece of equipment.

•Field-markedequipmentlabel-ling requirements were revised to require the label to be updated when the arc flash hazard risk assessment identifies a change that renders the label inaccur-ate. The owner of the electrical equipment has been made responsible for the documenta-tion, installation and mainten-ance of the field-marked label.

•Therequirementprohibitingthe wearing of conductive articles has been clarified as it applies to the restricted approach boundary, or where the articles present an electrical contact hazard.

•TheHazard/RiskCategoryMethod has been revised to “Arc Flash PPE Category Method”. Table 4A has been split into two tables: Table 4A “Arc-flash hazard identification” and Table 4B “Arc-flash PPE categories for AC systems”. Table 4B has become Table 4C “Arc-flash PPE categories for DC systems”.

Table 4A is now used solely to identify when arc flash PPE is likely to be required. When Table




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4A indicates arc flash PPE is required, then Table 4B/4C is used to identify the category of PPE required.

The PPE categories identified in Tables 4A and 4B are based on specific listed minimum working distance, maximum fault current, and maximum fault clearing time parameters. Tables 4B and 4C continue to identify an Arc Flash Boundary distance for each type of equipment.

And just a few more...

• Prohibited ApproachBoundary eliminated.

• Expanded requirements forGFCI protection.

• Job planning to includetemporary protective grounding.

• “Category 0” eliminated.• Use of insulated tools within

the Restricted Approach Boundary.

• Placement of barricades.• Requirement for risk

assessment prior to cutting or drilling.

• Equipment owner isresponsible for maintenance.

• Requirement for riskassessment prior to work on battery systems.

• Harmonization of Annex F(Risk Assessment Procedure) with CSA Z1002.

• New Annex Section on human performance and electrical safety.

Hopefully, this list will help you determine where you are in your workplace electrical safety efforts, and where to focus your attention as we transitions to CSA Z462-15. As always, Z462 should be used in its entirety—not just in small sections.

A well-known subject-matter expert and speaker on electrical safety, Mike Doherty is a health & safety manager/consultant with PowerTel Utilities Contractors Ltd. He is a licensed electrician and an IEEE senior member. Mike has served as the Technical Committee chair for CSA Z462 since its inception in 2006. His specialties include electrical safety and health & safety management, consulting, training, auditing and electrical incident investigations. Mike can be reached at [email protected].

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a-Rise pipe suppoRT, inC.B-1300 Alameda Ave,Fircrest, WA, 98466 USAT: 253-565-1140F: 253-565-1700W: www.arisepipesupport.com

aBB2117, 32nd av.Lachine, QC, H8T 3J1T: 514-420-3100F: 514-420-3138W: www.abb.com/lowvoltage

aBCo CusToM ManufaCTuRing inC.90 Baffin PlaceWaterloo, ON, N2V 1Z7T: 519-747-9794F: 519-747-9892

aBel eleCTRiC187 York Rd.Dundas, ON, L9H 1M9T: 905-627-4811F: 905-627-4811

aBsopulse eleCTRoniCs lTd.110 Walgreen Rd.Ottawa, ON, K0A 1L0T: 613-836-3511F: 613-836-7488W: www.absopulse.com

aCC CaBles3510 29th St. N.E.Calgary, AB, T1Y 7E5T: 403-291-5560F: 403-291-1112W: www.cablesbyacc.com

aCe ManufaCTuRing MeTals lTd.Box 500Bittern Lake, AB, T0C 0L0T: 780-352-7145F: 780-352-7147W: www.acemfg.com

aCR sysTeMs inC.210-12960 84 Ave.Surrey, BC, V3W 1K7T: 604-591-1128F: 604-591-2252W: www.acrsystems.com

aCuiTy BRands lighTing Canada, inC.35B Minthorn Blvd.Markham, ON, L3T 7N5T: 800-461-3210F: 800-756-5581W: www.abl-gtasales.com

adC TeleCoMMuniCaTions inC.23 rue OrioleKirkland, QC, H9H 4S2T: 514-249-3573W: www.adc.com

adRian sTeel CoMpany906 James StreetAdrian, MI, 49221 USAT: 800-677-2726W: www.adriansteel.com/

advanCed eneRgy neTwoRks inC.7131 Edwards Blvd.Mississauga, ON, L5S 1Z2T: 905-564-7615F: 905-564-7680W: www.advancedenergynetworks.com

aeg poweR soluTions inC.2680 Fourteenth Ave., Unit 1 & 2Markham, ON, L3R 5B2T: 905-480-5151F: 905-480-9356W: www.aegpowersolutions.com

aeMC insTRuMenTs200 Foxborough Blvd.Foxborough, MA, 02035 USAT: 508-698-2115F: 508-698-2118W: www.aemc.com

aeRo-TeCh lighT BulB Co.534 Pratt Ave.Schaumburg, IL, 60193 USAT: 847-352-4900F: 847-352-4999W: www.aerolights.com

aeRoflo inC.12-205 Matheson Blvd. E.Mississauga, ON, L4Z 3E3T: 905-890-6192F: 905-890-6193W: www.aeroflo.com

aes inTellineT285 Newbury St.Peabody, MA, 01960 USAT: 978-535-7310F: 978-535-7313W: www.aes-intellinet.com

afop275 Gibraltar Dr.Sunnyvale, CA, 94089 USAT: 408-736-6900F: 408-736-4882W: www.afop.com

agilenT TeChnologies2660 Matheson Blvd. E.Mississauga, ON, L4W 5M2T: 877-894-4414W: www.agilent.com

aiR king lTd.110 Glidden Rd.Brampton, ON, L6T 2J3T: 905-456-2033F: 905-456-1015W: www.airkinglimited.com

aiR sysTeMs inTeRnaTional inC.821 Juniper Cres.Chesapeake, VA, 23320 USAT: 757-424-3967F: 757-424-5348W: www.airsystems.cc

aiRTRon65 Trottier Dr.Tillsonburg, ON, N4G 4S8T: 416-402-2067

aliCo indusTRies inC.2750 John St., Unit 2Markham, ON, L3R 2W4T: 905-305-6606F: 866-305-6191W: www.alicoindustries.com

alpha wiRe711 Lidgerwood Ave.Elizabeth, NJ, 07202 USAT: 908-587-4077W: www.alphawire.com

alTRonix CoRpoRaTion140 58th St., Bldg. A, 3 WBrooklyn, NY, 11220 USAT: 888-258-7669F: 718-567-9056

aMaC equipMenT lTd.110 Industrial Rd.Richmond Hill, ON, L4C 2Y3T: 905-884-1423F: 905-884-1420W: www.amace.ca

aMeRCaBle350 Bailey Rd.El Dorado, AR, 71730 USAT: 870-862-4919F: 870-862-9613W: www.amercable.com

aMeRiCan aCCess TeChnologies, inC.6670 Spring Lake Rd.Keystone Heights, FL, 32656 USAT: 352-473-6673F: 352-473-6572W: www.aatk.com

aMeRiCan fiBeRTek inC.120 Belmont Dr.Somerset, NJ, 08873-1204 USAT: 732-302-0660F: 732-302-0667W: www.americanfibertek.com

aMeRiCan insulaTed wiRe CoRp. a leviTon CoMpany6595 Kitimat Rd.Mississauga, ON, L5N 4J4T: 905-826-5505F: 905-826-6501W: www.wirecableandcords.com

aMT MaChine Tools liMiTed73 Galaxy Blvd., Unit 17Rexdale, ON, M9W 5T4T: 416-675-7760F: 416-675-6988W: www.amtmachine.com

aMuneal ManufaCTuRing CoRp.4737 Darrah St.Philadelphia, PA, 19124 USAT: 800-755-9843F: 215-743-1715W: www.amuneal.com

analygas sysTeMs450 Midwest Rd.Toronto, ON, M1P 3A9T: 416-759-2241F: 416-757-8096W: www.analygas.com

analyTiC sysTeMs8128 River WayDelta, BC, V4G 1K5T: 604-946-9981F: 604-946-9983W: www.analyticsystems.com

anaMeT Canada inC.36 Wolfe St. PO Box 240Frankford, ON, K0K 2C0T: 613-398-1313F: 613-398-6262W: www.anametcanada.com

anRiTsu100-1155 East Collins Blvd.Richardson, TX, 75081 USAT: 972-644-1777F: 972-671-1877W: www.us.anritsu.com

anRiTsu eleCTRoniCs lTd.120-700 Silver Seven Rd.Kanata, ON, K2V 1C3T: 800-267-4878F: 613-591-1006W: www.anritsu.com

apCon, inC.9255 SW Pioneer Ct.Wilsonville, OR, 97070 USAT: 503-682-4050F: 503-682-4059W: www.apcon.com

aRani#508 - 433, Chabanel WestMontreal, QC, H2N2J4T: 888-992-7264F: 514-903-2297W: www.arani.ca

aRdRon-MaCkie liMiTed6690 Columbus Rd.Mississauga, ON, L5T 2G1T: 905-670-0222F: 800-529-0225W: www.ardron.com

aRlingTon indusTRies1 Stauffer Industrial ParkScranton, PA, 18517 USAT: 800-233-4717F: 570-562-0646W: www.aifittings.com

aRRow fasTeneR CoMpany271 Mayhill St.Saddle Brook, NJ, 07663 USAT: 201-843-6906F: 201-843-3911

aRTCRafT eleCTRiC lTd.8050 Torbram Rd.Bramalea, ON, L6T 3T2T: 905-791-1551F: 905-791-7381W: www.artcraftlighting.com

asB heaTing eleMenTs lTd.20 Bethridge Rd.Toronto, ON, M9W 1N1T: 416-743-9977F: 416-743-9424W: www.asbheat.com

assoCiaTed wiRe pRoduCTs inC.2110 Matheson Blvd. E.Mississauga, ON, L4W 5E1T: 905-602-9181F: 905-602-9163W: www.awpinc.com

aTkoRe inTeRnaTional6560 Northwest Dr.Mississauga, ON, L4V 1P2T: 905-362-0180F: 905-362-0186W: www.atkore.com

aTlas TRansfoRMeR inC.7131 Edwards Blvd.Mississauga, ON, L5S 1Z2T: 905-795-0141F: 905-795-9688W: www.atlastransformer.com

auBe TeChnologies705 MontrichardIberville, QC, J2X 5K8T: 450-358-4600F: 450-358-4650W: www.aubetech.com

auTaC inC.2180 Foxon Rd.North Branford, CT, 06471 USAT: 203-481-3444F: 203-488-0496W: www.autacusa.com

auToMaTion ConTRol inC.2-100 Sheldon Dr.Cambridge, ON, N1R 7S7T: 519-622-8529F: 519-622-3929W: www.automationcontrolinc.com

avalan wiReless sysTeMs inC.958 San Leandro Ave., Ste. 900Mountain View, CA, 94043 USAW: www.avalanwireless.com

aw lighTing soluTions399 Four Valley Dr., Unit 26Concord, ON, L4K 5Y7T: 905-669-6168F: 905-553-0078W: www.awlight.com

azCo TeChnologies inC.41151-2529 Shaughnessy StreetPort Coquitlam, BC, V3C 5Z9T: 877-420-2926F: 604-357-1114W: www.azcotechnologies.com

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B & M ManufaCTuRing inC.PO Box 1059Mitchell, ON, N0K 1N0T: 519-348-4410F: 519-348-4423W: www.bmgrp.ca

B.i.M. liMiTed975 Fraser Drive , Unit 15Burlington, ON, L7L 4X8T: 905-631-8717F: 905-631-5451W: www.bimltd.com

BaCh siMpson CoRpoRaTion1255 Brydges St.London, ON, N5W 2C2T: 519-452-3200F: 519-452-3165W: www.bach-simpson.com

Band-n-go inC.4-8540 Keele St.Vaughan, ON, L4K 2N2T: 888-871-6573F: 905-669-1953W: www.bandngo.com

BanneR guaRd, div of Reef indusTRies9209 Almeda GenoaHouston, TX, 77075 USAT: 713-507-4251F: 713-507-4295W: www.reefindustries.com

Banvil 2000775 Main Street EastMilton, ON, L9T 3Z3T: 888-822-6845F: 888-422-6845W: www.banvil2000.com

BaRTCo lighTing, inC.5761 Research Dr.Huntington Beach, CA, 92649 USAT: 714-230-3200F: 714-230-3222W: www.bartcolighting.com

BauMeR eleCTRiC inC.4046 Mainway Rd.Burlington, ON, L7M 4B9T: 905-335-8444F: 905-335-8320W: www.baumerelectric.ca

BeasT CaBling sysTeMs, inC.6711 Lee HighwayArlington, VA, 22205 USAT: 800-633-3114F: 703-532-8955W: www.beastcablingsystems.com

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Manufacturers

Beghelli Canada inC.3900 14th AvenueMarkham, ON, L3R 4R3T: 905-948-9500F: 905-948-8673W: www.beghellicanada.com

Bejed14325 NE Airport Way, Ste. 101Portland, OR, 97230 USAT: 503-281-8153F: 503-281-3339W: www.bejed.com

Bel pRoduCTs1800 Courtney park Unit 5-6-7Mississauga, ON, L5T 1W1T: 905-564-6693F: 905-564-6692W: www.belproducts.com

Belden200-2280 Alfred-Nobel Blvd.St-Laurent, QC, H4S 2A4T: 514-822-2345F: 514-822-7981W: www.belden.com

BeMag TRansfoRMeR33, rue RacineFarnham, QC, J2N 3A3T: 450-293-8998W: www.bemag.ca

BendeR Canada inC.Unit 1 5810 Ambler Drive.Mississauga, ON, L4W 4J5T: 800-243-2438W: www.bender-ca.com

Benshaw Canada ConTRols inC.550 Bright St.Listowel, ON, N4W 3W3T: 519-291-5112F: 519-291-2595W: www.benshaw.com

BeRk-Tek, a nexans CoMpany132 White Oak RoadNew Holland, PA, 17557 USAT: 800-237-5835W: www.berktek.com

BeRkeley vaRiTRoniCs sysTeMs inC.255 Liberty StreetMetuchen, NJ, 08840 USAT: 732-548-3737F: 732-548-3404W: www.bvsystems.com

BeRMis inC.6-236 Wilkinson Rd.Brampton, ON, L6T 4N7T: 905-454-4401F: 905-454-1240W: www.bermis.com

Bj Take inC.220 Ramsey DriveDunnville, ON, N1A 0A7T: 905-774-5988F: 905-774-3439W: www.bjtake.com

Bl innovaTive lighTing8838 Heather StreetVancouver, BC, V6P 3S8T: 604-874-4405F: 604-321-0445W: www.bllighting.com/

BlaCk Box Canada CoRpoRaTion2225 Sheppard Ave. E., 16th FloorToronto, ON, M2J 5C2T: 416-490-7100F: 416-490-7720W: www.blackboxcanada.ca

BoRden agenCies inC.336 Bridlewood Ave. SWCalgary, AB, T2Y 4G2T: 403-254-0447F: 403-254-0477W: www.bordenagencies.com

BRady Canada50 Vogell DrRichmond Hill, ON, L4B 3K6T: 800-263-6179W: www.bradycanada.ca

BRidgepoRT fiTTings, inC.705 Lordship Blvd.Stratford, CT, 06615-7313 USAT: 203-381-3462F: 203-381-3483W: www.bptfittings.com

BRiTeCh CoRp.17 Pullman CourtToronto, ON, M1X 1E4T: 416-335-7790F: 416-335-8071W: www.britech.ca

BRk Canada / diCon gloBal inC.845 Intermodal Dr - Unit # 1Brampton, ON, L6T 0C6T: 905-488-7230F: 905-793-9798W: www.brkcanada.ca

BRoan-nuTone Canada inC.1140 Tristar Dr.Mississauga, ON, L5T 1H9T: 888-882-7626W: www.broan.ca

BRook CRoMpTon lTd.264 Attwell Dr.Toronto, ON, M9W 5B2T: 416-675-3844F: 416-675-6885W: www.brookcromptonna.com

BRoTheR Canada1 Hotel De VilleDollard Des Ormeaux, QC, H9B 3H6T: 514-685-0600W: www.brother.ca

BRownsBuRg eleCTRonik741 Rue LoweLachute, QC, J8H 4N9T: 450-562-5211F: 450-562-1296W: www.bei.net

BRunelle insTRuMenTs inC.16 MassiwippiHatley, QC, J0B 4B0T: 819-838-5995F: 819-838-1109W: www.brunelleinstruments.com

Bud indusTRies inC.4605 East 355th St.Willoughby, OH, 44094 USAT: 440-946-3200F: 440-951-4015W: www.budind.com

BuRndy Canada inC.61 Amber St.Markham, ON, L3R 3J7T: 905-752-5400F: 905-752-5404

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C-Can poweR sysTeMs inC.38 Commerce Cres.Acton, ON, L7J 2X3T: 800-461-7017F: 519-853-3166W: www.c-can.com

CaBle ManageMenT soluTions, inC.291 Skip LaneBay Shore, NY, 11706 USAT: 631-674-0004F: 631-674-0010W: www.snaketray.com

CaBle plus1-659 South ElmwoodAurora, IL, 60506 USAT: 630-897-2299F: 630-897-1640W: www.cableplusinc.com

CaBleCo inC.2975 Victoria St.Lachine, QC, H8S 1Z4T: 514-634-8024F: 514-634-8027

CaBleoRganizeR.CoM, inC.6250 NW 27th WayFort Lauderdale, FL, 33309 USAT: 866-222-0030F: 954-861-2001W: www.cableorganizer.com

CaM TRan Co. lTd.203 Purdy Rd. E.Colborne, ON, K0K 1S0T: 905-355-3224F: 905-355-2273W: www.camtran.com

CaMden dooR ConTRols5502 Timberlea Blvd.Mississauga, ON, L4W 2T7T: 877-226-3369W: www.camdencontrols.com

CaMeToid liMiTed1449 Hopkins St.Whitby, ON, L1N 2C2T: 905-666-3400F: 905-666-3413W: [email protected]

Can-aM insTRuMenTs lTd.2851 Brighton Rd.Oakville, ON, L6H 6C9T: 905-829-0030F: 905-829-4701W: www.can-am.net

Can-d eleCTRifiCaTion sysTeMs lTd.1400 Corporate Dr.Burlington, ON, L7L 6H4T: 905-335-5335F: 905-335-6469W: www.can-dsystems.com

CanaRM lTd.2157 Parkedale Ave.Brockville, ON, K6V 5V6T: 613-342-5425F: 613-342-8437W: www.canarm.com

CanduRa insTRuMenTs26-775 Pacific Rd.Oakville, ON, L6L 6M4T: 905-847-6799F: 905-847-0306W: www.candura.com

CanlyTe91 Skyway Ave.Etobicoke, ON, M9W 6R5T: 416-674-6101F: 416-674-6201W: www.canlyte.com

CapiTal safeTy gRoup260 Export Blvd.Mississauga, ON, L5S 1Y9T: 905-795-9333F: 905-362-0134W: www.capitalsafety.com

Caplugs2150 Elmwood Ave.Buffalo, NY, 14207 USAT: 716-876-9855F: 716-874-1680W: www.caplugs.com

CaRlo gavazzi Canada inC.8-2660 Meadowvale Blvd.Mississauga, ON, L5N 6M6T: 905-542-0979F: 905-542-2248W: www.gavazzionline.com

CaRol MaCleod & assoCiaTes156 St. Patricks St., Ste. 5Ottawa, ON, K1N 5J8T: 613-562-3938

CaRpenTeR & CoMpany design inC.110 Atlantic Ave.Toronto, ON, M6K 1X9T: 416-534-5497F: 416-530-0693

CassCo MaChines37 Prince Andrew Pl.Toronto, ON, M3C 2H2T: 416-445-6262F: 416-445-3790W: www.casscomachines.com

CaTeRpillaR inC.PO Box 610Mossville, IL, 61552 USAT: 800-321-7332F: 309-578-2559W: www.catelectricpowerinfo.com

CB engineeRing lTd.5920 11th St. SECalgary, AB, T2H 2M4T: 403-259-6220F: 888-259-1666W: www.cbeng.com

CBs eleCTRiC insulaTion MaTeRials (edM.) lTd.10555-111 St.Edmonton, AB, T5H 3E8T: 780-423-4301F: 780-424-7127W: www.electricinsulationmaterials.com

CCi TheRMal TeChnologies5918 Roper Rd.Edmonton, AB, T6B 3E1T: 780-577-5592 ext. 2280F: 780-468-5904W: www.ccithermal.com

CeRRo wiRe1099 Thompson Road SEHartsell, AL, 35640 USAT: 256-773-2522W: www.cerrowire.com

CeRTified insulaTed pRoduCTs CoRp.12102 Conway Rd.Beltsville, MD, 20705 USAT: 301-210-0215F: 301-210-0217W: www.insulatedtools.com

ChalfanT ManufaCTuRing CoMpany50 Pearl Rd. Suite 212Brunswick, OH, 44212 USAT: 330-273-3510F: 330-273-8149W: www.chalfantcabletray.com

Channel vision234 Fischer Ave.Costa Mesa, CA, 92626 USAT: 800-840-0288F: 714-424-6510W: www.channelvision.com

ChannelloCk1306 South Main St.Meadville, PA, 16335 USAT: 800-724-3018F: 814-337-3571W: www.channellock.com

ChaTswoRTh pRoduCTs, inC.31425 Agoura Rd.Westlake Village, CA, 91361 USAT: 800-834-4969W: www.chatsworth.com

Chess indusTRial poweR ReCTifieR380 Armour Road, Unit #10Peterborough, ON, K9H 7L7T: 705-755-1166W: www.chessipr.com

ChloRide sysTeMs272 W. Stag Park Service Rd.Burgaw, NC, 28425 USAT: 910-259-1000F: 800-258-8803W: www.chloridesys.com

Ciph (MeCanex/CliMaTex)295 The West Mall, Ste. 330Toronto, ON, M9C 4Z4T: 416-695-0447F: 416-695-0450W: www.ciph.com

CleaRfield, inC.5480 Nathan LanePlymouth, MN, 55442 USAT: 763-476-6866F: 763-475-8457W: www.clearfieldconnection.com

CleMTeCh ConsulTaTion107-813 Beriault St.Longueuil, QC, J4G 1X7T: 450-651-4844F: 450-646-5950

CoasT lighTing (vi) lTd.83 Burnside Rd. W.Victoria, BC, V9A 1B6T: 250-388-6688F: 250-361-9711W: www.coastlighting.ca

CoMaC CoRpoRaTion - The hand dRyeR CoMpany9620-B IgnaceBrossard, QC, J4Y 2R4T: 450-659-9899F: 450-659-3412W: www.comaccorporation.com

CoMMsCope enTeRpRise soluTions350-1300 E. Lookout Dr.Richardson, TX, 75082 USAT: 972-792-3000W: www.commscope.com

CoMposiTe poweR gRoup250 West Beaver Creek Rd.Richmond Hill, ON, L4B 1C7T: 905-763-7355F: 905-763-6550W: www.compow.com

CoMTesT CoMMuniCaTions pRoduCTs lTd.100-1 Raymond St.Ottawa, ON, K1R 1A2T: 613-368-4600

Condex/waTTCo inC.55 Milton Ave.Lachine, QC, H8R 1K6T: 514-488-9124F: 514-488-9126W: www.wattco.com

ConeC CoRpoRaTion125 SUN PAC BLVD.BRAMPTON, ON, L6S 5Z6T: 905-790-2200F: 905-790-2201W: www.conec.com

ConpoRe inC.101-1305 boul. LebourgneufQuebec, QC, G2K 2E4T: 418-527-9996F: 418-527-7516W: www.conporec.com

ConTReTRon inC.6440 Notre Dame St. W.Montreal, QC, H4C 1V4T: 888-933-5752F: 514-933-4128W: www.cablelocators.com

ConTRol TeChnology CoRp.25 South St.Hopkinton, MA, 01748 USAT: 508-435-9595F: 508-435-2373W: www.ctc-control.com

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Manufacturers


ConTRoles Rl894 rue BerlierLaval, QC, H7L 4K5T: 450-967-1703F: 450-967-1706W: www.controlesrl.com

ConveyeRail sysTeMs inC.7-120 Newkirk Rd. N.Richmond Hill, ON, L4C 9S7T: 905-884-1633F: 905-884-7079W: www.conveyerail.com

CoopeR indusTRies5925 McLaughlin Rd.Mississauga, ON, L5R 1B8T: 905-507-4000F: 905-568-7049W: www.cooperindustries.com

CoopeR lighTing5925 McLaughlin Rd.Mississauga, ON, L5R 1B8T: 905-501-4142

Cos phi inC.240 Huckins St, PO Box 24Goderich, ON, N7A 3Y5T: 519-440-0454F: 519-440-0446W: www.cosphi.com

CRisTal ConTRols lTd.2025 Lavoisier no. 135Quebec, QC, G1N 4L6T: 800-681-9590F: 418-681-7393W: www.cristalcontrols.com

CRiTeRion insTRuMenTs lTd.8 Skagway Avenue, Unit AToronto, ON, M1M 3V1T: 416-299-6666F: 416-299-8398W: www.criterioninstr.com

CuMMins hydRauliCs1250 Gorham St.Newmarket, ON, L3Y 8W4T: 905-836-7750F: 905-836-2736W: www.cumminshydraulics.ca

CuMMins poweR geneRaTion1400 73rd Ave. NEMinneapolis, MN, 55432 USAT: 763-574-5000F: 763-574-5298W: www.cumminspower.com

CusToM lighTing lTd.7923 Coronet Rd. N.W.Edmonton, AB, T6E 4N7T: 780-463-8014F: 780-463-2216W: www.customlightingltd.com

CxTeC5404 South Bay Rd.Syracuse, NY, 13221 USAT: 800-767-3282F: 315-455-1800W: www.cxtec.com

Cz laBs143 Rte. 59Hillburn, NY, 10931 USAT: 845-357-7510F: 845-357-7630W: www.czlabs.com

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danfoss MoToR ConTRols7880 Tranmere Dr.Mississauga, ON, L5S 1L9T: 905-676-6000F: 905-676-8980W: www.namc.danfoss.com

davis haRRison dion2300-333 North Michigan Ave.Michigan, IL, 60601 USAT: 312-332-0808W: www.dhdchicago.com

dCd design & ManufaCTuRing liMiTed180-6620 McMillan WayRichmond, BC, V6W 1J7T: 604-232-4445F: 604-232-4446W: www.dcddesign.com

deCa CaBles inC.150 North Murray St.Trenton, ON, K8V 5W6T: 613-392-3585F: 613-392-7908W: www.decacables.com

delTa TRansfoRMeRs1311 A Ampere St.Boucherville, QC, J4B 5Z5T: 800-663-3582F: 877-449-9115W: www.delta.xfo.com

deMaTiC CoRp.507 Plymouth Avenue, N.EGrand Rapids, MI, 49505-6029 USAT: 616-913-7700F: 616-913-7701W: www.dematic.us

deMaTiC liMiTed200-6711 Mississauga Rd.Mississauga, ON, L5N 2W3T: 905-363-6970F: 905-363-6969W: www.dematic.us

diMonoff2025 Lavoisier, Suite 135Quebec, QC, G1N 4L6T: 418-682-3636F: 418-682-3636W: www.dimonoff.com

diMplex noRTh aMeRiCa1367 Industrial Rd.Cambridge, ON, N1R 7G8T: 519-650-3630F: 519-650-3651W: www.dimplex.com

doMTeCh inC.40 East Davis StreetTrenton, ON, K8V 6S4T: 888-278-8258F: 613-394-5372W: www.domtech.netDomtech is a leading manufacturer of a wide variety of products including: RW/RWU, RPVU, TEW, Tracer Wire, Fire Alarm and Power Cord. Domtech products are manufactured on some of the most advanced equipment allowing for high quality, competitively priced products that are made right here in Canada.

douglas lighTing ConTRols inC.4455 Juneau St.Burnaby, BC, V5C 4C4T: 604-873-2797F: 604-873-6939W: www.douglaslightingcontrols.com

dRexan CoRpoRaTion101-7382 Winston St.Burnaby, BC, V5A 2G9T: 604-431-6400F: 604-431-6411W: www.drexan.com

dRoMey design inC.68 McDonagh Cres.Thorold, ON, L2V 4G5T: 905-685-3801F: 905-685-3119W: www.dromeydesign.com

duCT-o-wiRe Canada lTd.10-1445 Norjohn CourtBurlington, ON, L7L 0E6T: 905-331-2612F: 905-331-6639W: www.ductowire.com

duponT peRsonal pRoTeCTion Canada7070 Mississauga Rd.Mississauga, ON, L5N 5M8F: 905-821-5057

duRa-line CoRp.835 Innovation Dr.Knoxville, TN, 37932 USAT: 865-218-3460F: 865-218-3461W: www.duraline.com

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easTeRn wiRe & ConduiT28 Sims Cres.Richmond Hill, ON, L4B 1C9T: 905-731-0338F: 905-731-9570W: www.easternwire.com

eaTon5050 MainwayBurlington, ON, L7L 5Z1T: 800-268-3578F: 905-333-2724W: www.eatoncanada.ca

eaTon poweR qualiTy lTd.380 Carlingview Dr.Toronto, ON, M9W 5X9T: 416-798-0112F: 416-798-3532W: www.Eaton.com

eClaT lighTing lTd.1395 Charlotte Rd.North Vancouver, BC, V7J 1H1T: 604-987-5116F: 604-987-5177W: www.eclat-lighting.com

eConofRosT RefleCTive nighT CoveRsPO Box 40Shawnigan Lake, BC, V0R 2W0T: 250-743-1222F: 250-743-1221W: www.econofrost.com

edison lighTing gRoup lTd.2-1303 Ringwell DrNewmarket, ON, L3Y 8T9T: 905-830-0339F: 800-667-9302W: www.edisonlighting.ca

egan auToMaTion inC.141 Washington St.Thamesford, ON, N0M 2M0T: 519-285-2514F: 519-285-2980W: www.eganautomation.ca

egs eleCTRiCal gRoup Canada lTd.99 Union St.Elmira, ON, N3B 3L7T: 519-669-9222F: 519-669-6389W: www.egscanada.com

eiko81 King StBarrie, ON, L4N 6B5T: 888-410-8151W: www.eiko.com

eleCTRiC MoTion CoMpany (eMC)12 Tettenball Rd.Toronto, ON, M9A 2C3T: 416-234-9076

eleCTRiC poweR aCCessoRies CoRp.558 Massey Rd., Units 7 & 8Guelph, ON, N2K 1B4T: 519-826-5790F: 519-826-5779W: www.epac.ca

eleCTRiC pRoduCT sales122 8490-44 St. SECalgary, AB, T2C 2P6T: 403-242-9883F: 403-242-9875

eleCTRo CaBles inC.9 Riverside Dr.Trenton, ON, K8V 5R5T: 888-353-2876F: 613-394-4101W: www.electrocables.com

eleCTRo-MeTeRs900 McKay Rd., Unit 2Pickering, ON, L1W 3X8T: 905-528-3413F: 905-428-6086W: www.electro-meters.com

eleCTRoniCs diveRsified inC.1675 NW Cornelius Pass Rd.Hillsboro, OR, 97124 USAT: 800-547-2690F: 503-629-9877W: www.edionline.com

eleCTRoTek lTd.1016 34 Ave. SECalgary, AB, T2G 1V4T: 403-287-2200F: 403-287-3808W: www.electrotekltd.com

elTheRM Canada inC.1440 Graham’s Lane, Unit 5Burlington, ON, L7S 1W3T: 289-812-6631W: www.eltherm.com

eMeRson ConTRol TeChniques9999 Hwy. 48Markham, ON, L3P 3J3T: 905-201-4699F: 905-201-4694W: www.emersonct.com

eneRgy effiCienT lighTing CoMpany liMiTed140 Amber Street, Unit 10Markham, ON, L3R 3J8T: 905-415-8878F: 905-415-8872W: www.eelighting.ca

eneRgy innovaTions Co.705 Rye St., Unit 2Peterborough, ON, K9J 6X1T: 800-661-4700F: 866-527-0087W: www.eiclighting.com

eneRgy ManageMenT sysTeMs eMs/daCs1-225 Traders Blvd. EMississauga, ON, L4Z 2E5T: 905-890-1233F: 905-890-7630W: www.emsdacs.com

eneRvaC CoRpoRaTion280 Holiday Inn DriveCambridge, ON, N3C 1Z4T: 519-651-1034F: 519-651-1038W: www.enervac.com

engineeRed lighTing pRoduCTs10768 Lower Azusa Rd.El Monte, CA, 91731 USAT: 626-579-0943F: 626-579-6803W: www.elplighting.com

ensTaR7-11460 Voyageur WayRichmond, BC, V6X 3E1T: 604-276-8641

eRiCo34600 Solon Rd.Solon, OH, 44139 USAT: 440-813-3378F: 440-248-0723W: www.erico.com

eRiCson ManufaCTuRing Co.4215 Hamann ParkwayWilloughby, OH, 44094 USAT: 800-374-2766F: 440-951-1867W: www.ericson.com

eRikson CoMMeRCial21000 Trans-CanadienneBaie D’Urfé, QC, H9X 4B7T: 877-374-5266F: 888-918-2244W: www.eriksoncommercial.com

esiC TeChnologies130-145 Renfrew Dr.Markham, ON, L3R 9R6T: 905-305-0923F: 905-305-0924

eTCon CoRp.7750 S. Grant St.Burr Ridge, IL, 60521-5945 USAT: 630-325-6100F: 630-325-6838

exfo400 Godin Ave.Quebec City, QC, G1M 2K2T: 800-663-3936F: 418-683-2170W: www.exfo.com

exM ManufaCTuRing lTd.870 Michele-BohecBlainville, QC, J7C 5E2T: 800-363-2423F: 800-594-9595W: www.exmweb.com

exTeCh insTRuMenTs285 Bear Hill Rd.Waltham, MA, 02451 USAT: 781-890-7440F: 781-890-7864W: www.extech.com

ez geneRaToR swiTCh100 Steppingstones RdLee, NH, 03861 USAT: 603-365-1025F: 603-397-5596W: www.ezgeneratorswitch.com

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falCon eleCTRiC, inC.5106 Azusa Canyon Rd.Irwindale, CA, 91706 USAT: 626-962-7770F: 626-962-7720W: www.falconups.com

fedeRal signal CoRpoRaTion2645 Federal Signal Dr.University Park, IL, 60466 USAT: 708-534-3400F: 708-534-4852W: www.federalsignal-indust.com

fiRwin CoRp.1685 Flint Rd.North York, ON, M3J 2W8T: 416-745-9389F: 416-745-0782W: www.firwin.com

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flashfog-aRias TeCh lTd.375 Brunel Rd.Mississauga, ON, L4Z 1Z5T: 416-944-8542F: 416-946-1334W: www.flashfogsecurity.com

fliR sysTeMs Canada lTd.125-5230 South Service Rd.Burlington, ON, L7L 5K2T: 800-613-0507F: 905-639-5488W: www.flir.ca

flooR Box sysTeMs30 Via Amistosa #DRancho Sta Margarita, CA, 92688 USAT: 800-216-8307F: 800-216-8307W: www.floorboxsystems.com

fluke eleCTRoniCs Canada1-400 Britannia Rd. E.Mississauga, ON, L4Z 1X9T: 800-363-5853W: www.flukecanada.ca

fluke neTwoRks Canada1-400 Britannia Rd. E.Mississauga, ON, L4Z 1X9T: 800-363-5853F: 905-890-6866W: www.flukenetworks.ca

foResighT lighTing inC.3940 GriffithSaint-Laurent, QC, H4T 1A7T: 514-595-7177F: 514-595-7277W: www.foresightlighting.com

fulhaM CoMpany inC.2967 Lotus CourtCoquitlam, BC, V3B 7B3T: 604-288-2609F: 604-648-9065W: www.fulham.com

fuseTek599 Norris Crt.Kingston, ON, K7P 2R9T: 800-479-3875F: 800-866-7690W: www.fusetek.com

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gaRdel MeTal pRoduCTs inC.140 West Beaver Creek Rd.Richmond Hill, ON, L4B 1C2T: 905-881-7992F: 905-881-6413W: www.gardel.on.ca

gdM eleCTRoniCs and ConTRols564259 Karn Rd.Beachville, ON, N0J 1A0T: 519-423-6743F: 519-423-9165

ge eleCTRiCal disTRiBuTion2300 Meadowvale BlvdMississauga, ON, L5N 5P9T: 800-GE 1STOPF: 905-858-5783W: www.ge-ed.ca / www.geindustrial.com

ge lighTing2300 Meadowvale BlvdMississauga, ON, L5N 1P9T: 905-858-6601W: www.gelighting.com

ge MulTilin215 Anderson Ave.Markham, ON, L6E 1B3T: 905-294-6222F: 905-201-2098W: www.gemultilin.com

ge seCuRiTy625 6th St. E.Owen Sound, ON, N4K 5P8T: 519-376-2430F: 519-372-1581W: www.gesecurity.com

geneRal CaBle602-2700 Matheson Blvd. E.Mississauga, ON, L4W 5H7T: 905-206-6900F: 905-206-6907W: www.generalcable.com

geneRal MoToRs of Canada lTd.1908 Colonel Sam Dr.Oshawa, ON, L1H 8P7

geneRal TRansfoRMeR CoRp.717 Cooper Dr.Wylie, TX, 75098 USAT: 972-442-1285F: 972-442-5764W: www.generaltransformer.com

gensCo equipMenT53 Carlaw Ave.Toronto, ON, M4M 2R6T: 416-465-7521F: 416-465-4489W: www.genscoequip.com

genTeC inC.2625 Dalton St.Ste Foy, QC, G1P 3S9T: 418-651-8002F: 418-651-6695W: www.gentec.ca

geoRge kelk CoRpoRaTion48 Lesmill Rd.Toronto, ON, M3B 2T5T: 416-445-5850F: 416-445-5972W: www.kelk.com

gloBeTRon ConTRols3185 Dundas St. W.Oakville, ON, L6M 4J4T: 905-825-1335F: 800-822-8111W: www.globetron.com

glosyneRgy15-100 Leek CrescentRichmond Hill, ON, L4B 3E6T: 647-293-2057F: 905-707-8863W: www.glosynergyled.com

gnB indusTRial poweR, a div of exide TeChnologies3-6950 Creditview Rd.Mississauga, ON, L5N 0A6T: 905-286-3866W: www.gnb.com

go lighTing TeChnologies inC.258 Galaxy Blvd.Toronto, ON, M9W 5R8

gRafTon wesT7705 Flint Rd. S.E.Calgary, AB, T2H 1G3T: 403-236-8662F: 403-252-9325W: www.graftonutility.com

gReenlee4455 Boeing DriveRockford IL USA 61109-2988T: 888-473-3653F: 905-665-7616W: www.greenlee.com

gReenliTe CoRp.102-115 Brunswick Blvd.Pointe Claire, QC, H9R 5N2T: 514-695-9090F: 514-695-9093W: www.greenlite.ca

gRoupe sT-louise CoMMuniCaTions inC.2155 Guy St., Ste. 790Montreal, QC, H3H 2R9T: 514-989-5555 x 338F: 514-989-9992W: www.gslcom.com

guelph Twines lTd.50 Crimea St.Guelph, ON, N1H 6J6T: 888-771-9140F: 519-821-9756W: www.guelphtwines.com

guTh lighTing CoMpany200-1324 Washington Ave.St. Louis, MO, 63103-1940 USAT: 314-533-3200F: 314-533-9127W: www.guth.com

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haMMond ManufaCTuRing Co. lTd.394 Edinburgh Rd. N.Guelph, ON, N1H 1E5T: 1-877-535-3282F: 519-822-0715W: www.hammondmfg.com

haMMond poweR soluTions inC.595 Southgate DriveGuelph, ON, N1G 3W6T: 519-822-2441F: 519-822-9701W: hammondpowersolutions.com

haRgeR lighTing & gRounding301 Zeigler Dr.Graysike, IL, 60030 USAT: 800-842-7437W: www.harger.com

haRpeR deTRoiT diesel lTd.10 Diesel Dr.Toronto, ON, M8W 2T8F: 416-259-1863

hawk iR inTeRnaTional inC.5309 Monroe Rd.Charlotte, NC, 28205 USAW: www.irwindows.com

hB eTlin/eTlin-daniels1850 Wilson Ave.Toronto, ON, M9M 1A1T: 416-741-7336F: 416-741-9104W: www.etlin.com

helleRMannTyTon Canada4-205 Industrial Pkwy. N.Aurora, ON, L4G 4C4T: 905-726-1221F: 905-726-8538W: www.hellermann.tyton.com

heMCo eleCTRiCal MoToRs10-80 Hale Rd.Brampton, ON, L6W 3L9T: 905-459-5454F: 905-459-5283W: www.hemco.com

henkels & MCCoy, inC.985 Jolly Rd.Blue Bell, PA, 19422-0900 USAT: 215-283-7600F: 215-283-7659W: www.henkels.com

heRiTage CasTing & iRonwoRks1280 Fewster Dr.Mississauga, ON, L4W 1A4T: 905-238-2648F: 905-238-9060W: www.hcilighting.com

hid gloBal620-115 George St.Oakville, ON, L6J 0A2T: 800-237-7769F: 905-842-4846W: www.hidcorp.com

hiTaChi CaBle ManChesTeR, inC.900 Holt Ave.Manchester, NH, 03109 USAT: 603-669-4347F: 603-669-9621W: www.hcm.hitachi.com

holophane Canada inC.9040 Leslie St., Ste. 208-211Richmond Hil, ON, L4B 3M4T: 905-707-5830F: 905-707-5695W: www.holophane.com

hoMaCo inC.8406 HollyBrook LaneTinley Park, IL, 60477 USAT: 860-405-2836W: www.homaco.com

huBBell Canada lp - lighTing division870 Brock Rd. S.Pickering, ON, L1W 1Z8T: 905-839-1138F: 905-839-9108W: www.hubbell-canada,cin

huBBell Canada lp - eleCTRiCal sysTeMs870 Brock Rd. S.Pickering, ON, L1W 1Z8T: 905-839-1138F: 905-839-9108W: www.hubbell-canada.com

hypeRline sysTeMs Canada lTd.1877 Mayors WayMetcalfe, ON, K0A 2P0T: 613-821-0065F: 613-821-9752W: www.hyperline.com

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i-gaRd CoRpoRaTion7615 Kimbel St., Unit 1Mississauga, ON, L5S 1A8T: 905-673-1553F: 905-673-8472W: www.i-gard.com

iCC16800 Edwards Rd.Cerritos, CA, 90703 USAT: 888-275-4422F: 562-356-3100W: www.icc.com

iConopoweR lTd.1051 Ages DriveOttawa, ON, K1G 6L3T: 613-744-3670F: 613-744-8452W: www.iconopower.com

ideal indusTRies (Canada) CoRp.33 Fuller Rd.Ajax, ON, L1S 2E1T: 905-683-3400F: 905-683-0209W: www.idealindustries.ca

ideC Canada lTd.3155 Pepper Mill Court, Unit 4Mississauga, ON, L5L 4X7T: 905-890-8561F: 888-317-4332W: www.idec.com

ie poweR inC.4170 Sladeview Cres., Unit 1Mississauga, ON, L5N 3L9T: 905-813-8900F: 905-813-8822W: www.iepower.com

ilsCo of Canada Co.1050 Lakeshore Rd. E.Mississauga, ON, L5E 1E4T: 905-274-2341F: 905-274-2689W: www.ilsco.com

indusTRial poweR & ConTRol inC.2299 Kenmore Ave.Buffalo, NY, 14207 USAT: 888-822-2024F: 519-822-2140W: www.ipandc.com

inovoniCs wiReless CoRpoRaTion315 CTC Blvd.Louisville, CO, 80027 USAT: 303-939-9336F: 303-939-8977W: www.inovonics.com

inTeRMaTiC Canada6045 Netherhart Road, Unit 1Mississauga ON L5T 1G5T: 905-696-7621F: 905-696-0846W: www.intermatic.com

inTeRnaTional innovaTive sysTeMs1-934 Queen St.Sault Ste. Marie, ON, P6A 2B9T: 705-759-4862F: 705-759-7083W: www.tpscanada.ca

inTeRpoweR CoRpoRaTion100 Interpower Ave.Oskaloosa, IA, 52577 USAT: 641-673-5000F: 800-645-5360W: www.interpower.com

invenTRoniCs lTd1420 Van Horne Ave. E.Brandon, MB, R7A 7B6T: 204-728-2001F: 204-726-0807W: www.inventronics.com

ipC ResisToRs inC.1B-7615 Kimbel St.Mississauga, ON, L5S 1A8T: 905-673-1553F: 905-673-8472W: www.ipc-resistors.com

ipex eleCTRiCal inC.6810 Invader Cres.Mississauga, ON, L5T 2B6T: 800-268-4664F: 905-670-1512W: www.ipexelectrical.com

iplC vanTeRaPO Box 334Elie, MB, R0H 0H0T: 866-353-2785F: 204-353-2119W: www.iplc.com

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iTs enClosuRes271 Westech Dr.Mt. Pleasant, PA, 15666 USAT: 800-423-9911F: 724-696-3333W: www.itsenclosures.com

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j. walTeR CoMpany lTd.5977 Trans Canada Hwy.Pointe Claire, QC, H9R 1C1T: 514-630-2800F: 514-630-2828W: www.walter.com

jaCkson poweR & eleCTRiC lTd.9744-60 Ave.Edmonton, AB, T6E 0C5T: 780-435-9275F: 780-436-0308W: www.jacksonpower.com

jeffeRson eleCTRiC9650 Franklin Dr. S.Franklin, WI, 53132 USAT: 414-209-1620F: 414-209-1621W: www.jeffersonelectric.com

jfC soluTions220 De L’AubadeLaval, QC, H7W 5K2T: 514-708-9504W: www.jfcsolutions.ca

jkoM TeChnologies6198 Main St.Stouffville, ON, L4A 2S5T: 416-949-4940F: 905-640-5859W: www.jkom.ca

joslyn Canada1560-55th Ave.Lachine, QC, H8T 3J5T: 514-631-6145F: 514-631-1215W: www.joslyncanada.com

juno lighTing gRoup220 Chrysler Dr.Brampton, ON, L6S 6B6T: 905-792-7335W: www.junolightinggroup.com

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k2C indusTRial auToMaTion inC.21 Hamptons Heath NWCalgary, AB, T3A 5E8T: 403-210-0699F: 403-243-3163W: www.k2ciautomation.com

k4i11 Mary streetSudbury, ON, P3C 1B4T: 705-682-3200W: www.k4i.ca

kCs5410 Richmond Rd.Ottawa, ON, K2R 1G7T: 613-271-0988F: 613-271-0977W: www.kingscross.net

kidde Canada inC.340 Four Valley Dr.Vaughan, ON, L4K 5Z1T: 905-695-6060F: 877-660-4670W: www.kiddecanada.com

king innovaTion3801 Lloyd King Dr.O’Fallon, MO, 63368 USAT: 636-519-5400F: 636-519-5410W: www.kinginnovation.com

klein Tools450 Bond StLincolnshire, IL, 60069-1418 USAT: 847-821-5500F: 847-478-0625W: www.kleintools.com

knaaCk ManufaCTuRing Co.420 E. Terra Cotta Ave.Crystal Lake, IL, 60014 USAT: 815-459-6020F: 800-334-2981W: www.knaack.com

knipex Tools lp2035 S Arlington Heights Rd, Suite 111Arlington Heights, IL, 60005 USAT: 847-398-8520W: knipex-tools.com

kRenz & CoMpany inC.PO Box 187Germantown, WI, 53022 USAT: 262-255-2310F: 262-255-2904W: www.krenzvent.com

kuBoTa Canada lTd.5900 14th Ave.Markham, ON, L3S 4K4T: 905-294-7477F: 905-294-1554W: www.kubotaengine.com

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laMp souRCeP.O. Box 56612 Town SquareUnionville, ON, L3R 0M6T: 905-470-7222F: 905-470-7222

langfoRd & assoCiaTes inC.203-2175 Sheppard Ave. E.Toronto, ON, M2J 1W8T: 416-490-6546F: 416-490-6937W: www.langford-assoc.com

lapp Canada10-3505 Laird Rd.Mississauga, ON, L5L 5Y7T: 905-820-5492F: 905-820-6516W: www.lappcanada.com

ledaliTe aRChiTeCTuRal pRoduCTs19750 92A Ave.Langley, BC, V1M 3B2T: 604-888-6811F: 604-888-2003W: www.ledalite.com

ledTRoniCs, inC.23105 Kashiwa CTTorrance, CA, 90505 USAT: 310-534-1505F: 310-534-1424W: www.ledtronics.com

legRand Canada inC.570 Applewood Cres.Vaughan, ON, L4K 4B4T: 905-738-9195F: 905-738-9721W: www.legrand.ca

lenox301 Chestnut St.East Longmeadow, MA, 01028 USAT: 413-525-3961F: 800-223-7906W: www.lenoxsaw.com

leviTon ManufaCTuRing of Canada lTd.165 boul. HymusPointe-Claire, QC, H9R 1E9T: 514-954-1840F: 514-954-1853W: www.leviton.com

lex TeC inC.3251 Kennedy Rd., Unit 24Scarborough, ON, M1V 2J9T: 416-292-9979F: 416-292-1524W: www.lextec.com

lgi lighTing gRoup inC.9040 Leslie St., Units 10-12Richmond Hill, ON, L4B 3M4T: 905-886-8967F: 905-886-7973W: www.lightinggroup.ca

lighTguaRd lighTing lTd.14-5200 Dixie Rd.Mississauga, ON, L4W 1E4T: 905-602-1512F: 905-625-5970W: www.lightguard.com

lighTing nelson & gaRReTT inC.106 Birmingham St.Toronto, ON, M8V 4E6T: 416-463-0050F: 416-463-9882W: www.lightingnag.com

lighTs of Canada inC.2 Wilby Cres.Toronto, ON, M9N 1E5T: 416-235-1211F: 416-235-0866

lind equipMenT lTd.90B Centurian DriveMarkham, ON, L3R 8C4T: 905-475-5086F: 905-475-4098W: www.lindequipment.net

lindsay BRoadBand inC.2035 Fisher Dr., R.R. 5Peterborough, ON, K9J 6X6T: 705-742-1350F: 705-742-7669W: www.lindsaybroadbandinc.com

lineaR150-1950 Camino Vida RobleCarlsbad, CA, 92008 USAT: 800-421-1587F: 760-931-1340W: www.linearcorp.com

liTeline CoRpoRaTion8 Abacus RoadBrampton, ON, L6T 5B7T: 416-996-1856/ 1-866-730-7704F: 905-794-1990/ 1-888-738-9736W: www.liteline.com

liTeTRoniCs inTeRnaTional inC.4101 W. 123rd St.Alsip, IL, 60803 USAT: 708-389-8000F: 708-371-0627W: www.litetronics.com

lo-CosT naMeTag & engRaving inC.17560 60 Ave.Surrey, BC, V3S 1T8T: 604-574-0006F: 604-576-0006W: www.locostnametag.com

loCweld inC.50 Iberville Ave.Candiac, QC, J5R 1J5T: 450-659-9661F: 450-444-3111W: www.locweld.com

lovaTo eleCTRiC CoRpoRaTion3200 Jacques Bureau Ave.Laval, QC, H7P 0A9T: 450-681-9200F: 450-681-9884W: www.lovato.ca

luMax indusTRies inC.Chestnut Ave. & Fourth St.Altoona, PA, 16603-0991 USAT: 814-944-2537F: 814-944-6413W: www.lumaxlighting.com

luMCa inC.2645 A WattQuebec, QC, G1P 3T2T: 418-650-1693F: 418-650-1896W: www.lumca.com

luMid7940 Jean-Brillon St.Montreal, QC, H8N 2L5T: 514-524-1831F: 514-524-2409W: www.lumid.com

luTRon7200 Suter Rd.Coopersburg, PA, 18036-1299 USAT: 610-282-3800W: www.lutron.com

luxo laMp lTd.1908 St RegisDorval, QC, H9P 1H6T: 800-361-3993F: 800-567-9215W: www.luxo.ca

lynn valley ManufaCTuRing140 Progress Dr., Units 2-4Gravenhurst, ON, P1P 1X4T: 705-687-8816F: 705-687-0196W: www.lynnvalleymfg.com

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M. k. MoRse CoMpanyPO Box 8677Canton, OH, 44707 USAT: 330-453-8187F: 330-453-1111W: www.mkmorse.com

M.g.B. eleCTRiC inC.51 St. PierreSt-Pie, QC, J0H 1W0T: 450-772-5608F: 450-772-6150W: www.mgbelectric.com

MaCphee inC.2000-1 Yonge St.Toronto, ON, M5E 1E5T: 416-868-1370F: 416-862-8111

MagiC liTe lTd.2526 Speers Rd., Units 4-9Oakville, ON, L6L 5M2T: 905-825-9592F: 905-825-8334W: www.magiclite.com

Magna iv engineeRing (BC) lTd.110-2071 Kingsway Ave.Port Coquitlam, BC, V3C 1T2T: 604-944-6697F: 604-944-1271W: www.magnaiv.ca

ManTa TesT sysTeMs1-4060B Sladeview Cres.Mississauga, ON, L5L 5Y5T: 905-828-6469F: 905-828-6850W: www.mantatest.com

ManufaCTuReRs MaRkeTing gRoup (R)Unit 116 113 Hamilton StreetKomoka, ON, N0L1R0T: 519-472-3158W: www.sunrisco.com

MaRCoMM fiBRe opTiCs inC.29 Anteres Dr.Ottawa, ON, K2E 7V2T: 613-226-8866F: 613-226-8171W: www.dynatrol.com

MaRCus TRansfoRMeR999 Du CollegeMontreal, QC, H4C 2S3T: 514-935-3543F: 514-935-6592W: www.marcustransformer.com

MaRiTeaM lighTing inC.20 Crosbie PlaceSt John’s, NF, A1B 3Y8T: 709-753-2373F: 709-753-2180W: www.mariteam.com

MasTeR pRoMoTions lTd.48 Broad St.Saint John, NB, E2L 3Z8T: 888-454-7469F: 506-658-0750W: www.masterpromotions.ca

MaTRix eleCTRiC inC.9534-123 Ave.Grande Prairie, AB, T8V 5Y5T: 780-538-2495F: 780-402-7066

Maxis Tools4838 E. Baseline Rd.Mesa, AZ, 85206 USAT: 480-633-9113F: 480-633-9114W: www.maxistools.com

MelTRiC CoRpoRaTion11 Mary streetSudbury, ON, P3C 1B4T: 800-461-4076W: www.meltric.com

MeRChandise MaRT pRopeRTies Canada inC.10 Alcorn Ave., Suite 100Toronto, ON, M4V 3A9T: 416-960-4517F: 416-921-2707W: www.iidexneocon.com

MeRsen Canada ToRonTo inC.6200 Kestrel RdMississauga, ON, L5T 1Z1T: 416-252-9371F: 416-252-6572W: www.mersen.com

MeTaluMen ManufaCTuRing inC.570 Southgate Dr., PO Box 1779Guelph, ON, N1H 6Z9T: 519-822-4381F: 519-822-4589W: www.metalumen.com

MeTRoBiliTy opTiCal sysTeMs7-101 Billerica Ave.Billerica, MA, 01862 USAT: 781-255-5300F: 781-255-5398W: www.metrobility.com

Mge ups sysTeMs, inC.1660 Scenic Ave.Costa Mesa, CA, 92626 USAT: 714-557-1636F: 714-434-0865W: www.mgeups.com

MiCRoMo14881 Evergreen Ave.Clearwater, FL, 33762-3008 USAT: 800-807-9166F: 727-573-5918W: www.micromo.com

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Manufacturers

Middle aTlanTiC pRoduCTs Canada inC.113 Iber Rd.Ottawa, ON, K2S 1E7T: 888-766-9770F: 888-599-5009W: www.middleatlantic.ca

Mills aRChiTeCTuRal lighTing106 Birmingham St.Toronto, ON, M8V 4E6T: 800-268-1526F: 416-463-9882W: www.millslighting.com

MilRail inC.111 Gun Ave.Pointe-Claire, QC, H9R 3X2T: 514-697-4955F: 514-697-4125W: www.milrail.com

Milwaukee eleCTRiC Tool Canada lTd.202-7303 Warden Ave.Markham, ON, L3R 5Y6T: 905-479-4355F: 905-948-2348W: www.milwaukeetool.com

Mine safeTy applianCes Canada222-5535 Eglinton Ave. W.Toronto, ON, M9C 5K5T: 416-620-4225F: 416-620-9697W: www.msanet.com

MineTeC ConTRols9259 ThimensPierrefonds, QC, H8Y 0A1T: 514-337-1410F: 514-337-0636W: www.minetec.ca

ModulaR poweR sysTeMs inC.103 Orenda RdBrampton, ON, L6W 1V7T: 905-457-8767F: 905-457-8767W: www.modular-power-systems.com

MoelleR eleCTRiC lTd.7275 Rapistan Crt.Mississauga, ON, L5N 5Z4T: 905-542-2323F: 905-542-2321W: www.moeller.ca

Molex inCoRpoRaTed2222 Wellington CourtLisle, IL, 60515 USAT: 630-527-4539W: www.molex.com

Moloney eleCTRiC inC.35 Leading RoadToronto, ON, M9V 4B7T: 416-534-9226F: 416-534-6906W: www.moloneytx.com

MoMenTive peRfoRManCe MaTeRials inC.22 Corporate Woods BoulevardAlbany, NY, 12211 USAT: 614-986-3495F: 614-986-2496W: www.momentive.com

MoRgan sChaffeR sysTeMs inC.8300 Saint Patrick St.Montreal, QC, H8N 2H1T: 514-739-1967F: 514-739-0434W: www.morganschaffer.com

Mosak eMk2300 PowerDrummondville, QC, J2C 7Z4T: 819-477-6661F: 819-477-6898

Mp husky CoRp.204 Old Piedmont Hwy.Greenville, SC, 29605 USAT: 864-234-4800F: 864-234-4822W: www.mphusky.com

MulTi-TeCh sysTeMs, inC.2205 Woodale Dr.Mounds View, MN, 55112 USAT: 763-785-3500F: 763-785-9874W: www.multitech.com

Mva poweR inC.1 Holly Rd.Montreal, QC, H3X 3K6T: 450-589-0445F: 450-589-0733W: www.mvapower.com

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naTional CaBle speCialisTs70 Glacier St.Coquitlam, BC, V3K 5Y9T: 604-472-6950F: 604-472-6959W: www.nationalcablespecialists.ca

nelson fiResTop pRoduCTs4135 S. 100th East Ave.Tulsa, OK, 74146 USAT: 800-331-7325F: 918-627-2941W: www.nelsonfirestop.com

neuTRon eleCTRoniCs lTd.450 Woodlawn Rd. W.Guelph, ON, N1K 1A6T: 519-836-9220F: 519-836-9221W: www.neutronelectronics.com

newlink CaBling sysTeMs21-11701 NW 102 Rd.Medley, FL, 33178 USAF: 305-477-8262

nexans Canada inC.140 Allstate ParkwayMarkham, ON, L3R 0Z7T: 905-944-4300F: 905-944-4330W: www.nexans.ca

niCa-poweR BaTTeRy CoRp.14-5155 Spectrum WayMississauga, ON, L4W 5A1T: 905-624-0000F: 905-624-5060W: www.nicapower.com

niedax inC.2970 Charter StreetColumbus, OH, 43228 USAT: 614-921-8469F: 614-921-8676W: www.niedaxusa.com

noRen pRoduCTs inC.1010 O’Brien Dr.Menlo Park, CA, 94025 USAT: 650-322-9500F: 650-324-1348W: www.norenproducts.com

noRgay enTRepRises lTd.3 Watson Rd. S.Guelph, ON, N1L 1E3T: 519-763-4406F: 519-763-4462W: www.norgay.com

noRTel neTwoRks195 The West MallToronto, ON, M9C 5K1T: 905-863-7000F: 905-863-2051W: www.nortelnetworks.com

noRTh aMeRiCan sales Co. inC.875 Via De La Paz, Ste. D & HPacific Palisades, CA, 90272 USAT: 310-459-8430F: 310-459-2884W: www.nasco-corp.com

noRTh safeTy pRoduCTs10550 Parkway Blvd.Anjou, QC, H1J 2K4T: 514-351-7233F: 514-351-7127W: www.northsafety.com

noRTheRn CaBles inC.50 California Ave.Brockville, ON, K6V 6E6T: 613-345-1594F: 613-345-3147W: www.northerncables.com

noRTheRn lighTs eneRgy sysTeMs lTd.#900 Hwy 548CRichards Landing, ON, P0R 1J0T: 705-246-2073W: www.sunlinksolartracker.com

noRTheRn TeChnologies95 Konrad Cres.Markham, ON, L3R 8T8T: 905-475-9320F: 905-475-5719W: www.northerntech.com

noRTheRn TRansfoRMeR inC.163 Jardin Dr.Concord, ON, L4K 1X5T: 905-669-1853F: 905-669-9728W: www.northerntransformer.com

nsi indusTRies9730 Northcross CenterHuntersville, NC, 28078 USAT: 800-321-5847F: 800-841-5566W: www.nsiindustries.com

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o-M6 TeChnologies inC.90-14163 Rte. 117Mirabel, QC, J7J 1M3T: 450-979-2275F: 450-979-4110W: www.om6.com

oMega976 Bergar St.Laval, QC, H7L 5A1T: 514-856-6928F: 514-856-6886W: www.omega.ca

oMRon885 Milner Ave.Toronto, ON, M1B 5V8T: 866-986-6766F: 416-286-6648W: www.omron.ca

opTiC-lighT inC.4735 Kent Ave.Niagara Falls, ON, L2H 1J3T: 905-357-3866F: 905-357-6014W: www.opticlight.com

opTiMa eleCTRoniC paCkaging sysTeMs2166 Mountain Industrial Blvd.Tucker, GA, 30084-5088 USAT: 770-496-4000F: 770-496-4041W: www.optimaeps.com

opTiMuM eneRgy pRoduCTs lTd.333, 11979-40 St. SECalgary, AB, T2Z 4M3T: 403-256-3636F: 403-256-3431W: www.optimumenergy.com

osRaM sylvania lTd.2001 Drew Rd.Mississauga, ON, L5S 1S4T: 905-673-6171F: 905-671-5584W: www.sylvania.com

ouelleT Canada inC.180 3rd Ave.L’Islet, QC, G0R 2C0T: 418-247-3947F: 800-662-7801W: www.ouellet.com

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p & h CoMpany inC.1405 North Congress Ave., Ste. 8Delray Beach, FL, 33445 USAT: 561-330-8660F: 561-330-8665W: www.flexalite.com

paCo lighTing inC.780 SalaberryLaval, QC, H7S 1H3T: 450-668-9620F: 450-668-9625W: www.pacolighting.com

paladin Tools2559 Turkey Creek Rd.Olville, VA, 23129 USAW: www.paladin-tools.com

panasoniC Canada inC.5770 Ambler Dr.Mississauga, ON, L4W 2T3T: 905-624-5010F: 905-238-2443W: www.panasonic.ca

panduiT Canada CoRp.400-85 Enterprise Blvd.Markham, ON, L3R 3J8T: 905-475-6922F: 905-475-6998W: www.panduit.com

paRadox seCuRiTy sysTeMs, lTd.780 Industrial BoulevardSt-Eustache, QC, J7R 5V3T: 450-491-7444F: 450-491-2313W: www.paradox.com

paRTneR TeChnologies inCoRpoRaTed1155 Park StreetRegina, SK, S4N 4Y8T: 306-721-3114F: 306-721-3014W: www.partnertechnologies.net

peeRless eleCTRiC Co. lTd.9145 rue BoivinLasalle, QC, H8R 2E5T: 514-595-1671F: 514-595-4411W: www.peerless-electric.com

phenix TeChnologies inC.75 Speicher Dr.Accident, MD, 21520 USAT: 301-746-8118F: 301-895-5570W: www.phenixtech.com

phifeR wiRe pRoduCTsPO Box 1700Tuscaloosa, AL, 35403-1700 USAT: 205-345-2120F: 205-759-4450W: www.phifer.com

philips lighTing Canada281 Hillmount Dr.Markham, ON, L6C 2S3T: 905-201-4500F: 905-887-7939W: www.philips.com

phoenix ConTaCT lTd.8240 Parkhill DriveMilton, ON, L9T 5V7T: 800-890-2820F: 905-890-0180W: www.phoenixcontact.ca

phoenix ManufaCTuRing lTd.141 Fulton St.Milton, ON, L9T 2J8T: 905-878-2818F: 905-878-0051W: www.phnxmfg.com

phoTonix TeChnologies48 Washington Ave.Endicott, NY, 13760 USAT: 607-786-4600W: www.photonixtechnologies.com

pinnaCle sysTeMs inC.PO Box 9305Pittsburgh, PA, 15225 USAT: 412-262-3950F: 412-262-4055W: www.pinnaclesystems.com

pioneeR lighTing300 Dwight Ave.Toronto, ON, M8V 2W7T: 416-255-0405F: 416-255-4002W: www.pioneerlighting.com

pMMi inTeRnaTional lTd.1147 Bellamy Rd. N, Unit 6Scarborough, ON, M1H 1H6T: 416-289-0588F: 416-289-0396W: www.pmmiintl.com

poweR suRvey inTeRnaTional7880 Trans-Canada Hwy.Montreal, QC, H4T 1A5T: 514-333-8392F: 514-333-8395W: www.powersurvey.com

poweRkuRe soluTions lTd. (div. of Milan eleCTRiC lTd.)812 Ridge Rd.Stoney Creek, ON, L8J 2Y8T: 905-643-3076F: 905-643-3381W: www.powerkure.com

poweRsMiThs inTeRnaTional CoRp.10 Devon Rd.Brampton, ON, L6T 5B5T: 905-791-1493F: 905-791-8870W: www.powersmiths.com

pRiMe indusTRial pRoduCTs inC.118-14273 Knox WayRichmond, BC, V6V 2Z4T: 604-821-1758F: 604-821-1735W: www.prime-mfg.com

pRioRiTy eleCTRoniCs55 Trottier BayWinnipeg, MB, R3T 3R3T: 204-284-0164

pRioRiTy wiRe & CaBle, inC.6789 Airport RoadMississauga, ON, L4V 1N2T: 877-611-5122F: 905-564-9769W: www.prioritywire.com

pRoCuRve neTwoRking By hp5150 Spectrum WayMississauga, ON, L4W 5G1T: 905-206-3433W: www.procurve.com

pRofiT enTeRpRiseApt. 16, 16 Ellis Rd.Charlottetown, PE, C1A 8N4

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Manufacturers


pRoMolux lighTing inTeRnaTionalPO Box 40Shawnigan Lake, BC, V0R 2W0T: 250-743-1222F: 250-743-1221W: www.promolux.com

pulsaR TeChnologies inC.2758 Ste-Hélène St.Longueuil, QC, J4K 3V4T: 450-442-1019F: 450-442-7610W: www.lampespulsar.com

pylon eleCTRoniCs inC.5598A McAdam Rd.Mississauga, ON, L4Z 1P1T: 905-712-0525F: 905-712-8761W: www.pylonelectronics.com

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quaBBin wiRe & CaBle Co., inC.10 Maple St.Ware, MA, 01082-1597 USAT: 800-368-3311F: 416-967-7564W: www.quabbin.com

quadlogiC MeTeRs Canada inC.341-17 Fawcett Rd.Coquitlam, BC, V3K 6V2T: 604-526-5155F: 604-526-7667W: www.qmeters.com

quiCk CaBle Canada lTd.6395 Kestrel Rd.Mississauga, ON, L5T 1Z5T: 905-362-1606F: 905-362-1614W: www.quickcable.com

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R. sTahl lTd.7003-56 Ave.Edmonton, AB, T6B 3L2T: 780-490-4912F: 780-469-5525W: www.rstahl.com

R3&a liMiTed7A - 450 Campbell StreetCobourg, ON, K9A 4C4T: 905-377-8577F: 905-377-8578W: www.r3alimited.com

RaB design lighTing inC.222 Islington Ave.Toronto, ON, M8V 3W7T: 416-252-9454F: 416-252-9664W: www.rabdesign.ca

RaB lighTing170 Ludlow Ave.Northvale, NJ, 07647 USAT: 201-784-8600F: 201-784-0077W: www.rabweb.com

RaCk-a-TieRsPO Box 24010Victoria, BC, V8Z 7E7T: 250-479-8124F: 250-479-1489W: www.rack-a-tiers.com

RadiodeTeCTion CanadaUnit 34, 34-344 Edgeley Blvd.,Concord, ON, L4K 4B7T: 905-660-9995F: 905-660-9579W: www.radiodetection.com

RalsTon MeTal pRoduCTs lTd.50 Watson Rd.Guelph, ON, N1L 1E2T: 519-836-2968F: 519-836-9763W: www.ralstonmetal.com

RangeRaCk, inC.100-C Hymus Blvd.Pointe-Claire, QC, H9R 1E4T: 514-428-1191W: www.rangerack.ca

Ray eleCTRiC liMiTed20 Park Hill Rd. E.Cambridge, ON, N1R 1P2T: 519-623-0330F: 519-623-1286W: www.rayelectric.com

RBi solaR inC5513 Vine StreetCincinnati, OH, 45217 USAT: 513-242-2051F: 513-242-0816W: www.rbisolar.com

RC eleCTRiCal seRviCes273 Springside Rd.Maple, ON, L6A 2J3T: 905-303-7240

RC lighTing170 Ludlow Ave.Northvale, NJ, 07647 USAW: www.rclighting.ca

ReBelle aRChiTeCTuRal lighTing11475-201 A St.Maple Ridge, BC, V2X 0Y3T: 604-465-5739F: 604-465-9801W: www.rebellelighting.com

RenfRew eleCTRiC Co lTd.1-1210 Birchmount Rd.Scarborough, ON, M1P 2C3T: 416-752-4611F: 416-752-4614W: www.renfrewelectric.com

Rex poweR MagneTiCs65 Basaltic RdConcord, ON, L4K 1G4T: 905-695-8844F: 905-695-8855W: www.rexpowermagnetics.com

Rhino pRofessional laBeling Tools44 Commerce Rd.Stamford, CT, 06902 USAT: 203-355-9000F: 203-355-9070W: www.rhinolabeling.com

RiT TeChnologies inC.900 Corporate Dr.Mahwah, NJ, 07430 USAT: 201-512-1970F: 201-512-1286W: www.rittech.com

RiTTal sysTeMs lTd6485 Ordan DriveMississauga, ON, L5T 1X2T: 800-399-0748F: 905-795-9548W: www.rittal.ca

RoBeRTson BRighT inC.1-2875 Argentia Rd.Mississauga, ON, L5N 8G6T: 905-813-3005F: 905-813-8878W: www.rbigroup.net

RoCkwell auToMaTion, inC.1201 South 2nd St.Milwaukee, WI, 53204-2496 USAT: 414-382-2000F: 414-382-4444W: www.rockwellautomation.com

RoMlighT inTeRnaTional (Canada) inC.11-178 Pennsylvania Ave.Concord, ON, L4K 4B1T: 905-660-6977F: 905-669-6672W: www.romlightintl.com

RoxTeC inC.10127 E. Admiral PlaceTulsa, OK, 74116 USAT: 918-254-9872F: 918-254-2544W: www.roxtec.com

Royal pipe sysTeMs131 Regalcrest Crt.Woodbridge, ON, L4L 8P3T: 905-856-7550F: 905-856-4367W: www.royalpipe.com

Ruud lighTing Canada / BeTaled3-6889 Rexwood Rd.Mississauga, ON, L4V 1R2T: 800-473-1234F: 800-890-7507W: www.ruud.ca

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safe engineeRing seRviCes & TeChnologies3055 Boul. des OiseauxLaval, QC, H7L 6E8T: 450-622-5000F: 450-622-5053W: www.sestech.com

safeTy lighTing pRoduCTs9757 45 Ave.Edmonton, AB, T6E 5V8T: 450-432-5116F: 450-432-4516W: www.safetylightingproducts.com

salisBuRy By honeywell101 East Crossroads ParkwayBolingbroook, IL, 60440 USAT: 630-343-3736F: 630-343-3839W: www.salisburybyhoneywell.com

sChleunigeR, inC.87 Colin Dr.Manchester, NH, 03103 USAT: 603-668-6117F: 603-668-8119W: www.schleuniger-na.com

sChneideR eleCTRiC5985 McLaughlin RoadMississauga, ON, L5R 1B8T: 800-565-6699W: www.schneider-electric.com/caSchneider Electric, the global specialist in energy management, offers integrated solutions that make energy safer, more reliable, efficient, and productive in the energy and infrastructure, industry, data centers and networks, buildings and residential markets.

seleCTRon inC.8195 Marco Polo St.Montreal, QC, H1E 5Y8T: 514-326-5261F: 514-321-9870W: www.select-test.com

selsoR CaBle TeChnology2425 Matheson Blvd East, 8th FloorMississauga, ON, L4W 5K4T: 905-361 2896W: www.selsor.com

seRge BaRil & assoCiaTes inC.5310 des LaurentidesLaval, QC, H7K 2J8T: 450-622-7587F: 450-622-7869W: www.baril.ca

sew euRodRive Co. of Canada lTd.210 Walker Dr.Bramalea, ON, L6T 3W1T: 905-791-1553F: 905-791-2999W: www.sew-eurodrive.ca

shaT-R-shield inC.116 Ryan Patrick Dr.Salisbury, NC, 28147 USAT: 800-248-4911F: 704-633-3420W: www.shatrshield.com

shawflex25 Bethridge Rd.Toronto, ON, M9W 1M7T: 416-743-7111F: 416-743-2565W: www.shawflex.com

sieMens Canada liMiTed1577 North Service Road EastOakville, ON, L6H 0H6T: 905-315-6868F: 905 315-6984W: www.siemens.ca

sieMens indusTRy inC., Building TeChnologies division1000 Deerfield ParkwayBuffalo Grove, IL, 60089-4513 USAT: 847-215-1000F: 847-215-1093W: www.usa.siemens.com/ buildingtechnologies

sieMens indusTRy inC., soluTions, auToMaTion & dRives1000 Deerfield ParkwayBuffalo Grove, IL, 60089-4513 USAT: 847-215-1000F: 678-297-8316W: www.sea.siemens.com

silveR foxSwallow Court, SwallowfieldsHertfordshire, England, INT, AL7 1SA InternationalT: 1-707-373727F: 1-707-372193W: www.silfox.com

siMson Maxwell8750-58 Ave.Edmonton, AB, T6E 6G6T: 780-434-6431F: 780-436-0394W: www.simson-maxwell.com

snake TRay CaBle ManageMenT soluTions inC291 Skip LaneBay Shore, NY, 11706 T: 1-800-308-6788W: www.snaketray.com

sola Canada lighTing & poweR inC.7-171 Ambassador Dr.Mississauga, ON, L5T 2J1T: 905-670-0746F: 905-670-9689W: www.solacanada.com

souThwiRe Canada CoMpany5705 Cancross Crt. Suite 100Mississauga, ON, L5R 3E9T: 800-668-0303F: 289-777-7520W: www.southwire.com

speCTRuM insTRuMenTs lTd.126 West Ridge Dr.Ottawa, ON, K2S 2H1T: 613-831-0007F: 613-831-0008W: www.spectrum-instruments.com

spi sysTeMs lTd.17- 82 Sandiford Dr.Stouffville, ON, L4A 7X5T: 905-642-3335F: 905-642-3360W: www.spicontrols.com

sTaBle TeChniCal seRviCes inC.10-155 McIntosh Dr.Markham, ON, L3R 0N6T: 905-477-4250F: 905-477-6147W: www.stablegroup.ca

sTandaRd pRoduCTs inC.5905 Cote-de-LiesseSaint Laurent, QC, H4T 1C3T: 514-342-1199F: 514-342-6261W: www.standardpro.comSTANDARD is Canada’s leading supplier of lighting solutions to commercial, industrial and residential markets. STANDARD offers innovative high quality products, vast inventories, friendly and informed customer service, fast and efficient shipping, training programs and innovative marketing.

sTanpRo2233 rue de l’AviationDorval, QC, H9P 2X6T: 866-280-2332F: 866-265-8801W: www.stanprols.comWe are a tier one Canadian manufacturer lighting company offering a wide range of indoor and outdoor Commercial, Industrial and Architectural lighting products such as emergency lighting, wall packs, floods, area, recessed, tracks, linear, under canopy and garage lights.

sTaTiCon lTd.5-390 Tapscott Rd.Scarborough, ON, M1B 2Y9T: 416-291-3723F: 416-291-3871W: www.staticon.ca

sTealTh CoMpuTeR CoRp.4-530 Rowntree Dairy Rd.Woodbridge, ON, L4L 8H2T: 905-264-9000W: www.stealthcomputer.com

sToRM CoppeR CoMponenTs, Co.240 Industrial Dr.Decatur, TN, 37322 USAT: 888-334-2177F: 423-334-3389W: www.stormcopper.com

sTRand lighTing Canada inC.15-2430 Lucknow Dr.Mississauga, ON, L5S 1V3T: 905-677-7130F: 905-677-6859

sTRess CReTe gRoup840 Walkers Line, PO Box 7Burlington, ON, L7R 3X9T: 800-268-7809F: 905-632-8116W: www.stresscrete.com

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sunfind solaR pRoduCTs inC.20-7471 Edgar Industrial BendRed Deer, AB, T4P 3Z5T: 403-343-6434F: 403-343-6455W: www.sunfindsolarproducts.com

supeRioR eleCTRiC3-28 Spring LaneFarmington, CT, 06032 USAT: 860-507-2025F: 860-507-2050W: www.superiorelectric.com

supeRioR essex CoMMuniCaTions lp6120 Powers Ferry Road, Suite 150Atlanta, GA, 30339 USAT: 770-657-6000F: 770-657-6807W: superioressex.com/comm

supeRioR flexiBle ConduiTs inC.PO Box 665 Stn. MainCobourg, ON, K9A 4R5T: 905-355-2959F: 905-355-3384W: www.superiorflex.com

suRgepuRe Canada3932-3A Street NECalgary, AB, T2E 6R4T: 877-833-5440F: 403-277-4253W: www.surgepure.ca

suRpleC inC.149, GodinSherbrooke, QC, J1R 0S6T: 819-821-3636F: 819-563-7517W: www.surplechv.com

suTTle1001 East Highway 212Hector, MN, 55342 USAT: 800-852-8662F: 320-848-6218W: www.suttleonline.com

swifT deviCes lTd236 Queen St NHamilton, ON, L8R 2W3T: 905-522-5530F: 905-522-5557W: www.swiftdevices.com

swivelpole Canada9757 - 45 Ave.Edmonton, AB, T6E 5V8T: 877-434-1802F: 780-432-4516W: www.swivelpole.ca

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Tdi TRansisToR deviCes36 Newburgh Rd.Hackettstown, NJ, 07840 USAT: 908-850-5088F: 908-850-1607W: www.tdipower.com

Te ConneCTiviTy - RayCheM CaBle aCCessoRies20 Esna Park DriveMarkham, ON, L3R 1E1T: 800-327-6996W: www.te.com/us/en/industries/ energy/Product.aspx

TeCh pRoduCTs, inC.105 Willow AvenueStaten Island, NY, 10305 USAT: 800-221-1311F: 718-442-2124W: www.TechProducts.com

TeChCon enTeRpRises lTd.PO Box 932Mount Pearl, NF, A1N 3C9T: 709-745-6464F: 709-745-8712

TeChnel engineeRing inC.60 Marycroft Ave., Unit 2Woodbridge, ON, L4L 5Y5T: 905-851-4244F: 905-851-5743W: www.technel.com

TeChspan indusTRies inC.3131 Pepper Mill CourtMississauga, ON, L5L 4X6T: 1-800-363-1588F: 905-820-6142W: www.techspan.ca

TeCno-keBeC2777 de La salleJonquiere, QC, G7S 2A5T: 418-548-8186F: 418-548-2950W: teno-kebec.com

TelCo sysTeMs3A-2 Hampshire St.Foxboro, MA, 02035-2897 USAT: 781-551-0300F: 781-551-0538W: www.telco.com

TeMpoTeCh ConTRols inC.3-2400 Wyecroft Rd.Oakville, ON, L6L 6M8T: 905-847-0055F: 905-847-8876W: www.tempotechcontrols.com

TeRRa Tape, div of Reef indusTRies9209 Almeda GenoaHouston, TX, 77075 USAT: 713-507-4251F: 713-507-4295W: www.reefindustries.com

TesTwoRx7-555 California Ave.Brockville, ON, K6V 5V2T: 613-341-9502F: 613-341-9510W: www.testworx.ca

TeveleC liMiTed5350 Timberlea Blvd.Mississauga, ON, L4W 2S6T: 905-624-5241F: 905-625-2462W: www.tevelec.com

TexiT Canada inC.A19-481 North Service Rd. W.Oakville, ON, L6M 2V6T: 888-640-9909F: 905-829-1158W: www.texitmarkers.com

The Bodine CoMpany inC.PO Box 460Collierville, TN, 38027 USAT: 901-853-7211F: 901-853-5009W: www.bodine.com

The CaBle shoppe inC,1410 Birchmount Rd.Toronto, ON, M1P 2E3T: 416-293-3634

The panel shop inC.1925 Hanwell Rd.Fredericton, NB, E3C 1M4T: 506-455-1925F: 506-459-3400W: www.thepanelshop.com

TheRMa-Ray inC.6-670 Wilsey Rd.Fredericton, NB, E3B 7K4T: 866-457-4600F: 506-457-4699W: www.thermaray.com

ThoMas & BeTTs liMiTed700 Thomas AvenueSaint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, QC, J2X 2M9T: 450-347-5318F: 450-347-1976W: www.tnb.caThomas & Betts is a global leader in the design, manufacture and marketing of essential components used to manage electrical power in industrial, construction and utility applications. Founded in 1928 to serve the unique requirements of the Canadian market, today Thomas & Betts has more than 1,500 employees across Canada in eight ISO 9001 : 2000-certified manufacturing facilities; five regional sales offices; a Master Distribution Centre, and a head office in Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu. 80% of the Thomas & Betts products sold in Canada are manufactured in Canada.

Industrial and Commercial Products-Regional Sales Offices Atlantic Region ...877-862-4357Quebec Region, ..........800-465-1399Ontario Region ............877-291-7771Mid-West Region, .......866-540-8220Alberta Region, ...........888-664-5666British Columbia .........866-540-8220Industrial OEM/ Alternate Energies, ...519-852-3785Distribution, Protection & Control Products ..... 1-800-466-1102 #234AMERACE Airfield Lighting ..........416-292-9782 #231Emergency Lighting ....514-685-2277

ThoMas lighTing Canada189 Bullock Dr.Markham, ON, L3P 1W4T: 905-294-9570F: 905-294-8911W: www.thomaslightingcanada.com

Tii neTwoRk TeChnologies inC.141 Rodeo Dr.Edgewood, NC, 11717 USAT: 709-834-0094

TillyweaR123 Matilda StreetPleasantville, ON, L3Y 2J2T: 905-713-4291F: 905-841-6786W: www.tillywear.ca

TiMBeRland equipMenT lTd.PO Box 490Woodstock, ON, N4S 7Z2T: 519-537-6262F: 519-539-5853W: www.timberland.on.ca

TiMes fiBeR Canada liMiTed580 OBrien Rd.Renfrew, ON, K7V 3Z2T: 613-432-8566F: 613-432-9373W: www.timesfiber.com

TMp woRldwide3rd Flr., 152 King St. E.Toronto, ON, M5A 1J3T: 416-861-8679F: 416-861-0859W: www.tmp.com

TMs lighTing247A Summerlea Rd.Brmapton, ON, L6T 4E1

ToRonTo faBRiCaTing & Mfg. Co.1020 Rangeview Rd.Mississauga, ON, L5E 1H2T: 905-891-2516F: 905-891-7446W: www.tfmc.com

TR eleCTRoniC955 Green Valley Rd.London, ON, N6A 4G9T: 519-452-1999F: 519-452-1177W: www.trelectronic.com

TRans Canada eleCTRo lTd.373 Mondor Ave.Saint-Hyacinthe, QC, J2S 5A6T: 800-363-5492F: 800-962-6361W: www.Transcanadaelectro.comElectric & Electronic wire and cable distributor. We keep in stock a large inventory of speciality wires like: Hi-Temperature wire, TECHNOFLEX Mining cables SHD-GC, Type W, G-GC, Welding, DLO, FG2000, Exane and many more...

TRansgloBal sysTeMs of Canada inC.39-6635 Kitimat RoadMississauga, ON, L5N 6J2T: 905-813-8762F: 905-813-7329W: www.tsoc.com

TRansiTion neTwoRks6474 City West ParkwayEden Prairie, MN, 55344 USAT: 952-941-2322F: 952-996-1526W: www.transition.com

TRiliThiC9710 Park Davis Dr.Indianapolis, IN, 46235 USAT: 317-895-3600F: 317-895-3813W: www.trilithic.com

TRillianT neTwoRks610 Du Luxembourg St.Granby, QC, J2J 2V2T: 450-375-0556W: www.trilliantinc.com

TRiMBle9131 Keele StreetVaughan, ON, L4K 0G7T: 800-222-8243F: 866-511-1362W: mep.trimble.com

TRiTeCh eleCTRiC lTd.Bay 2, 6120-11 St. S.E.Calgary, AB, T2H 2L7T: 403-264-7090F: 403-265-8896

TRivisTa inC.108 Whitetail Dr.Ottawa, ON, K0A 1L0T: 613-831-5536F: 613-831-5564W: www.trivista.ca

TRojan inC.198 Trojan St.Mt. Sterling, KY, 40353-0850 USAT: 859-498-0526F: 859-498-0528W: www.trojaninc.com

TRT Business neTwoRk soluTions, inC.1240 Graphite Dr.Corona, CA, 92881 USAT: 951-582-4000F: 951-582-4016

TRue noRTh TeChnology inC5955 Airport Rd., Ste. 102Mississauga, ON, L4V 1R9F: 905-677-9788

Tug-wise ManufaCTuRing 293386 alBeRTa lTd.409 Balsam Rd. N.E.Slave Lake, AB, T0G 2A2T: 780-849-2771F: 780-849-6728

Tullo-zoff eleCTRiC supply Co. lTd.7956 Torbram Rd.Brampton, ON, L6T 5A2T: 905-791-8444F: 905-791-8510

TuRolighT inC.820 Flint Rd.North York, ON, M3J 2J5T: 877-736-0447F: 416-736-4890W: www.turolight.com

TyCo eleCTRoniCs308 Constitution Drive, Building HMenlo Park, CA, 94025 USAT: 800-227-7040F: 650-361-2508

TyCo eleCTRoniCs Canada20 Esna Park Dr.Markham, ON, L3R 1E1T: 905-706-5281

TyCo TheRMal ConTRols7433 Harwin DriveHouston, TX, 77036 USAT: 650-216-1526F: 650-474-7711W: www.tycothermal.com

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ue sysTeMs inC.14 Hayes St.Elmsford, NY, 10523 USAT: 914-592-1220F: 914-347-2181W: www.uesystems.com

uhi Canada CoRpoRaTion8-8241 Keele St.Concord, ON, L4K 1Z5T: 905-669-0053F: 905-669-7443

ulTRasave lighTing lTd.12-140 Amber StMarkham, ON, L3R 3J8T: 905-940-0888F: 905-940-0338W: www.ultrasave.ca

undeRgRound deviCes inC.420 Academy Drive, IL, 60062T: 847-205-9000F: 847-205-9004W: www.udevices.com

uniCell Body CoMpany50 Industrial St.Toronto, ON, M4G 1Y9W: www.unicell.com

uniTed RenTals of Canada924 South Service Rd.Stoney Creek, ON, L8E 6A2T: 905-643-0999F: 905-643-9048W: www.unitedrentals.com

uniTed wiRe & CaBle inC.1 West Pearce StreetRichmond Hill, ON, L4B 3K3T: 905-771-0099F: 905-771-1658W: www.unitedwc.com

Manufacturers

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univeRsal lighTing TeChnologies500-26 Century Blvd.Nashville, TN, 37214 USAT: 615-316-5100W: www.unvlt.com

ushio aMeRiCa5440 Cerritos AvenueCypress, CA, 90630T: 714-236-8600F: 714-229-3180W: www.ushio.com

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valuelighT1738 Orangebrook Court #13Pickering, ON, L1W 3G8T: 416-497-8000F: 416-352-5322W: www.valuelight.com

venTuRe lighTing Canada6889 Rexwood Rd., Units 6 & 7Mississauga, ON, L4V 1R2T: 905-678-6291F: 905-678-2879W: www.venturelighting.com

veRiTeq insTRuMenTs100-13775 Commerce Pkwy.Richmond, BC, V6V 2V4T: 800-683-8374F: 604-273-2874W: www.veriteq.com

veRsaTile MeasuRing insTRuMenTs inC.7-1245 Maple Hill Crt.Newmarket, ON, L3Y 9E8T: 905-954-0841F: 905-954-0415W: www.aquametrix.com

viConiCs9245 Langelier Blvd.St. Leonard, QC, H1P 3K9T: 800-563-5660

viewpoinT1515 SE Water Ave, #300Portland, OR, 97214 USAT: 800-688-8226F: 610-277-2081W: www.viewpoint.co

vigilanT TeChniCal sales lTd.28 Symonds Ave.St. John’s, NF, A1E 5B1T: 709-753-6685F: 709-753-7759

viReleC lTd.2-4020B Sladeview Cres.Mississauga, ON, L5L 6B1T: 905-569-8030F: 905-569-6364W: www.virelec.com

visioneeRing CoRp.35 Oak St.Toronto, ON, M9N 1A1T: 416-245-7991W: www.viscor.com

visTa eleCTRiCal pRoduCTsP.O. Box 178Montreal, QC, H9R 5P9T: 800-685-8518F: 800-357-3717

visTa pRofessional ouTdooR lighTing1625 Surveyor Ave.Simi Valley, CA, 93063 USAT: 705-431-0045F: 705-436-4555W: www.vistapro.com

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waC lighTing CoMpany44 Harbor Park DrivePort Washington, NY, 11050 USAT: 516-515-5000F: 800-526-2585W: www.waclighting.com

wago CoRpoRaTionN120 W19129 Freistadt Rd.Germantown, WI, 53022 USAT: 262-255-6222F: 262-255-3232W: www.wago.us

waldMann lighTing9 W Century Dr.Wheeling, IL, 60090 USAT: 800-634-0007F: 847-520-1730W: www.waldmannlighting.com

wavell eleCTRiC lTd.170 Sheldon Dr.Cambridge, ON, N1R 7K1T: 519-620-2085F: 519-620-2127W: www.wavell.com

weg MoToRs & dRives / vj paMensky Canada inC.64 Samor Rd.Toronto, ON, M6A 1J7T: 877-726-3675F: 416-781-4352W: www.pamensky.com

weidMulleR Canada10 Spy CourtMarkham, ON, L3R 5H6T: 800-268-4080F: 877-300-5635W: www.weidmuller.ca

weRa Tools3-730 South Service Rd.Stoney Creek, ON, L8E 5S7T: 800-267-5541F: 877-650-9372W: www.weratools.com

wh salisBuRy & Co.7520 North Long Ave.Skokie, IL, 60077 USAT: 877-406-4501F: 866-824-4922W: www.whsalisbury.com

wheaTland TuBe CoMpanyOne Council Ave.Wheatland, PA, 16161 USAT: 800-257-8182F: 724-346-7260W: www.wheatland.com

whiTes digiTal sales and seRviCe inC.310 Judson St. Units 2 & 3.Toronto, ON, M8Z 5T6T: 416-467-7700F: 416-207-2757W: www.whitesdigital.ca

wieland eleCTRiC inC.2889 Brighton Rd.Oakville, ON, L6H 6C9T: 905-829-8414F: 905-829-8413W: www.wieland-electric.ca

wilCan eleCTRoniCs Canada lTd.8560 Torbram Rd., Units 34 & 35Brampton, ON, L6T 5C9T: 905-790-2711F: 888-866-7775W: www.powersurges.com

willeTT ManufaCTuRing lTd.311B Kensington Ave.Estevan, SK, S4A 2A4T: 306-637-4420F: 306-634-9904W: www.willett.ca

wilson high volTage inC.1271 Gorham St., Unit 9Newmarket, ON, L3Y 7V1T: 905-773-2400F: 905-836-6352W: www.wilsonhighvoltage.com

wiRex ConTRols lTd.27-9446 McLaughlin Rd. N.Brampton, ON, L6X 4H9T: 905-459-0742F: 905-450-8216W: www.wirexcontrols.com

wisMeR & Rawlings eleCTRiC lTd.118-1647 Broadway St.Port Coquitlam, BC, V3C 6P8T: 604-944-1117F: 604-944-1127W: www.wre.ca

woodhead, division of Molex1090 Brevik PlaceMississauga, ON, L4W 3Y5T: 905-624-6518F: 905-624-9151W: www.woodhead.ca

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x10 pRo10012 North Dale Mabry, #115Tampa, FL, 33618 USAT: 813-265-2888F: 813-265-1011W: www.x10pro.com

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yokogawa CoRpoRaTion of aMeRiCa2 Dart Rd.Newnan, GA, 30265 USAT: 770-254-0400F: 770-254-1337W: www.yokogawa.com/us

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z-TRauq inC.CP 2628Morin Heights, QC, J0R 1H0T: 877-798-7287F: 877-479-5878W: www.z-trauq.com

zig inC.469A King St. W.Toronto, ON, M5V 3M4

AUTOMATION DEVICES

CoMpuTeRs

DimonoffEatonGDM Electronics and ControlsLinearOmronPhoenix Contact Ltd.Rockwell Automation, Inc.Siemens Canada LimitedTransglobal Systems of Canada Inc.

CounTeR

Carlo Gavazzi Canada Inc.EatonGDM Electronics and ControlsGlobetron ControlsOmronZ-TRAUQ INC.

enCodeRs

Banner Guard, Div of Reef IndustriesBenshaw Canada Controls Inc.Cooper IndustriesCummins HydraulicsElectro-MetersGDM Electronics and ControlsGlobetron ControlsInternational Innovative SystemsLGI Lighting Group Inc.

Nedco West (a div. of Rexel Canada Electrical Inc.)OmronOntor LimitedPrimary Electrical SupplyTerra Tape, Div of Reef IndustriesTriVista Inc.Wilson High Voltage Inc.

MoTion ConTRol deviCes

Ardron-Mackie LimitedBanner Guard, Div of Reef IndustriesBenshaw Canada Controls Inc.Componetics LtdControl Technology Corp.Cooper IndustriesCummins HydraulicsEatonEgan Automation Inc.Electro-MetersGDM Electronics and ControlsGE Electrical DistributionIDEC Canada Ltd.International Innovative SystemsKCSLGI Lighting Group Inc.Nedco West (a div. of Rexel Canada Electrical Inc.)Northern Lights Energy Systems Ltd.Ontor LimitedOuellet Canada Inc.Pinnacle Systems Inc.Primary Electrical SupplySchneider Electric

SEW Eurodrive Co. of Canada Ltd.Siemens Canada LimitedTriVista Inc.WAGO CorporationWEG Motors & Drives / VJ Pamensky Canada Inc.Wide Loyal Development Ltd.Wilson High Voltage Inc.

piloT deviCes

ABBAutomation Control Inc.Banner Guard, Div of Reef IndustriesBartco Lighting, Inc.Benshaw Canada Controls Inc.Carlo Gavazzi Canada Inc.CommScope Enterprise SolutionsCooper IndustriesCummins HydraulicsEatonElectro-MetersGDM Electronics and ControlsGE Electrical DistributionGlobetron ControlsIntermec Technologies Canada Ltd.International Innovative SystemsLamp SourceMetalumen Manufacturing Inc.Nedco West (a div. of Rexel Canada Electrical Inc.)OmronOntor LimitedPrimary Electrical SupplySiemens Canada Limited

Terra Tape, Div of Reef IndustriesWide Loyal Development Ltd.Wilson High Voltage Inc.

plC

Black Box Canada CorporationCCI Thermal TechnologiesControl Technology Corp.EatonEgan Automation Inc.GDM Electronics and ControlsIDEC Canada Ltd.IPLC VanteraNICA-Power Battery Corp.OmronPhoenix Contact Ltd.Robertson Bright Inc.Schneider ElectricSiemens Canada LimitedThe Panel Shop Inc.WAGO CorporationWeidmuller Canada

pRoxiMiTy deviCes

Benshaw Canada Controls Inc.Carlo Gavazzi Canada Inc.Cooper IndustriesEatonElectro-MetersGDM Electronics and ControlsGlobetron ControlsInternational Innovative SystemsMetalumen Manufacturing Inc.

Nedco West (a div. of Rexel Canada Electrical Inc.)OmronOntor LimitedPrimary Electrical SupplySiemens Canada LimitedTechspan Industries Inc.Wilson High Voltage Inc.Z-TRAUQ INC.

RoBoTiCs

Benshaw Canada Controls Inc.Control Technology Corp.Dematic LimitedDTS MarketingEgan Automation Inc.GDM Electronics and ControlsInternational Innovative SystemsNICA-Power Battery Corp.Ouellet Canada Inc.Primary Electrical SupplySelkirk CollegeWilson High Voltage Inc.

sensoRs

Black Box Canada CorporationCarlo Gavazzi Canada Inc.CCI Thermal TechnologiesControl Technology Corp.EatonEltherm Canada Inc.GDM Electronics and ControlsGlobetron Controls

ManufacturersProducts

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Products

IDEC Canada Ltd.Leviton Manufacturing of Canada Ltd.OmronSchneider ElectricSiemens Canada LimitedTempoTech Controls Inc.Z-TRAUQ INC.

TiMeRs

Carlo Gavazzi Canada Inc.CCI Thermal TechnologiesGDM Electronics and ControlsGE Electrical DistributionGlobetron ControlsIDEC Canada Ltd.Leviton Manufacturing of Canada Ltd.Lovato Electric CorporationNSI IndustriesOmronWeidmuller CanadaZ-TRAUQ INC.

vision sysTeMs

Benshaw Canada Controls Inc.Cooper IndustriesDTS MarketingElectrical Contractors Assoc. of New BrunswickElectro-MetersGDM Electronics and ControlsGlobetron ControlsInternational Innovative SystemsNedco West (a div. of Rexel Canada Electrical Inc.)OmronOn Power Systems Inc.Ontor LimitedPrimary Electrical SupplyWAGO Corporation

BOXES & ENCLOSURES

CaBineTs/TRoughs/MeTeR soCkeTs

ABCO Custom Manufacturing Inc.Abel ElectricAce Manufacturing Metals Ltd.Acuity Brands Lighting Canada, Inc.Anamet Canada Inc.Bartco Lighting, Inc.Bel ProductsCarlo Gavazzi Canada Inc.Cooper IndustriesDromey Design Inc.EatonEgan Automation Inc.EGS Electrical Group Canada Ltd.Electro-MetersEXM Manufacturing Ltd.Gardel Metal Products Inc.Hammond Manufacturing Co. Ltd.International Innovative SystemsInventronics LtdLangford & Associates Inc.Metalumen Manufacturing Inc.Middle Atlantic Products Canada Inc.MVA Power Inc.Nedco West (a div. of Rexel Canada Electrical Inc.)NICA-Power Battery Corp.North American Sales Co. Inc.Osram Sylvania Ltd.Panduit Canada Corp.Primary Electrical SupplyREX Power MagneticsRittal Systems LtdTerra Tape, Div of Reef IndustriesThomas & Betts Canada Ltd.Thomas & Betts LimitedValvo Electrical Supply Ltd.Wavell Electric Ltd.

iCT RaCks/CaBineTs/enClosuRes

ABCO Custom Manufacturing Inc.BeldenBlack Box Canada Corporation

CableOrganizer.com, Inc.Carlo Gavazzi Canada Inc.CCI Thermal TechnologiesChannel VisionChatsworth Products, Inc.Erikson CommercialEXM Manufacturing Ltd.FusetekGardel Metal Products Inc.Hammond Manufacturing Co. Ltd.ICCInventronics LtdK4ILex Tec Inc.LinearMiddle Atlantic Products Canada Inc.Panduit Canada Corp.Ralston Metal Products Ltd.Rittal Systems LtdStorm Copper Components, Co.SuttleTechspan Industries Inc.Tevelec LimitedTransglobal Systems of Canada Inc.WAGO CorporationWeidmuller CanadaWillett Manufacturing Ltd.

ouTleT Boxes/wallplaTes

Arlington IndustriesAzco Technologies Inc.BeldenBlack Box Canada CorporationEnergy Innovations Co.Ericson Manufacturing Co.FuturplusHubbell Canada LP - Electrical SystemsICCInventronics LtdLegrand Canada Inc.Leviton Manufacturing of Canada Ltd.Lex Tec Inc.LinearPanduit Canada Corp.Rab Design Lighting Inc.Swift Devices LtdTevelec LimitedThomas & Betts Canada Ltd.Thomas & Betts LimitedTransglobal Systems of Canada Inc.Vista Electrical Products

pull/spliCe Boxes

ADC Telecommunications Inc.Azco Technologies Inc.Bel ProductsBeldenEnergy Innovations Co.EXM Manufacturing Ltd.FuturplusHammond Manufacturing Co. Ltd.Panduit Canada Corp.

CONDUIT & CONNECTORS

CaBle fiTTings

Abel ElectricAlico Industries Inc.Arlington IndustriesBartco Lighting, Inc.BIRDE Marketing Inc.CommScope Enterprise SolutionsCooper IndustriesElectro-MetersFuturplusLangford & Associates Inc.Locweld Inc.National Cable SpecialistsNedco West (a div. of Rexel Canada Electrical Inc.)Panduit Canada Corp.Primary Electrical SupplyQuick Cable Canada Ltd.Rack-A-TiersRobertson Electric Wholesale 2008 Limited

Storm Copper Components, Co.Superior Flexible Conduits Inc.Swift Devices LtdTechspan Industries Inc.Thomas & Betts Canada Ltd.Thomas & Betts LimitedTimberland Equipment Ltd.Vista Electrical Products

ConduiT

A-D TechnologiesAnamet Canada Inc.Bridgeport Fittings, Inc.Dura-Line Corp.FuturplusIdeal Industries (Canada) Corp.Superior Flexible Conduits Inc.Techspan Industries Inc.Tevelec LimitedThomas & Betts Canada Ltd.Wavell Electric Ltd.Wheatland Tube Company

ConneCToRs

3M Canada CompanyAFOPArlington IndustriesBridgeport Fittings, Inc.Burndy Canada Inc.Channel VisionConec Corp.CZ LabsEnergy Innovations Co.Ericson Manufacturing Co.FuturplusHB Etlin/Etlin-DanielsIdeal Industries (Canada) Corp.Ilsco of Canada Co.Leviton Manufacturing of Canada Ltd.National Cable SpecialistsNorthern TechnologiesPanduit Canada Corp.Phoenix Contact Ltd.Rab Design Lighting Inc.Storm Copper Components, Co.Swift Devices LtdTechspan Industries Inc.Tevelec LimitedThomas & Betts Canada Ltd.Thomas & Betts LimitedVista Electrical ProductsWAGO CorporationWeidmuller Canada

gRounding deviCes

Arlington IndustriesBurndy Canada Inc.FuturplusIlsco of Canada Co.Leviton Manufacturing of Canada Ltd.Lind Equipment Ltd.MVA Power Inc.NSI IndustriesPanduit Canada Corp.Priority Wire & Cable, Inc.RCC Electronics Ltd.Storm Copper Components, Co.Techspan Industries Inc.Thomas & Betts Canada Ltd.Thomas & Betts LimitedValvo Electrical Supply Ltd.

DISTRIBUTION

BReakeRs-iCi

ABBEatonFuturplusGE Electrical DistributionHubbell Canada LP - Electrical SystemsSchneider ElectricSiemens Canada LimitedValvo Electrical Supply Ltd.Weidmuller Canada

BReakeRs-ResidenTial

EatonERICOFalvo Electrical Supply Ltd.FuturplusGE Electrical DistributionHubbell Canada LP - Electrical SystemsSchneider ElectricSiemens Canada Limited

panels-iCi

EatonGE Electrical DistributionJackson Power & Electric Ltd.Leviton Manufacturing of Canada Ltd.Schneider ElectricSiemens Canada Limited

panels-ResidenTial

Argo International CorporationBartco Lighting, Inc.Channel VisionCooper IndustriesEatonElectro-MetersFalvo Electrical Supply Ltd.FuturplusGE Electrical DistributionIntermec Technologies Canada Ltd.Lamp SourceLeviton Manufacturing of Canada Ltd.Nedco West (a div. of Rexel Canada Electrical Inc.)Primary Electrical SupplySchneider ElectricSiemens Canada Limited

safeTy swiTChes

Bartco Lighting, Inc.Carlo Gavazzi Canada Inc.CommScope Enterprise SolutionsCooper IndustriesCummins HydraulicsEatonEGS Electrical Group Canada Ltd.Electro-MetersEZ Generator SwitchGE Electrical DistributionIntermec Technologies Canada Ltd.International Innovative SystemsLamp SourceLangford & Associates Inc.Leviton Manufacturing of Canada Ltd.LGI Lighting Group Inc.Meltric CorporationMetalumen Manufacturing Inc.Nedco West (a div. of Rexel Canada Electrical Inc.)Primary Electrical SupplySchneider ElectricSiemens Canada LimitedValvo Electrical Supply Ltd.

seRviCe enTRanCe swiTChes

Argo International CorporationBartco Lighting, Inc.Cooper IndustriesElectro-MetersEricson Manufacturing Co.FuturplusGE Electrical DistributionIntermec Technologies Canada Ltd.Lamp SourceNedco West (a div. of Rexel Canada Electrical Inc.)Primary Electrical SupplySiemens Canada LimitedValvo Electrical Supply Ltd.

seRviCe MasTs

Bartco Lighting, Inc.Cooper IndustriesFuturplusLamp Source

Nedco West (a div. of Rexel Canada Electrical Inc.)Primary Electrical SupplyThomas & Betts Canada Ltd.Thomas & Betts LimitedValvo Electrical Supply Ltd.

HVAC

heaTing CaBles

3M Canada CompanyBartco Lighting, Inc.BIRDE Marketing Inc.Britech Corp.Cooper IndustriesEGS Electrical Group Canada Ltd.Electro-MetersEltherm Canada Inc.GDM Electronics and ControlsGeneral CableLamp SourceLedalite Architectural ProductsM.G.B. Electric Inc.Nedco West (a div. of Rexel Canada Electrical Inc.)Primary Electrical SupplyRobertson Electric Wholesale 2008 LimitedRotator Products LimitedTherma-Ray Inc.Thomas & Betts Canada Ltd.Tyco Thermal ControlsVersatile Measuring Instruments Inc.

heaTing ConTRols

Advanced Motion & Controls Ltd.Aube TechnologiesBanvil 2000Bartco Lighting, Inc.Baumer Electric Inc.BIRDE Marketing Inc.Britech Corp.Carlo Gavazzi Canada Inc.CCI Thermal TechnologiesControl Technology Corp.Cooper IndustriesDimplex North AmericaEGS Electrical Group Canada Ltd.Electro-MetersESIC TechnologiesGeneral CableLamp SourceLangford & Associates Inc.Ledalite Architectural ProductsM.G.B. Electric Inc.Meridian Electric Ltd.Metalumen Manufacturing Inc.Nedco West (a div. of Rexel Canada Electrical Inc.)North American Sales Co. Inc.Primary Electrical SupplyRC Electrical ServicesRotator Products LimitedRuud Lighting Canada / BetaLEDThomas & Betts Canada Ltd.Tyco Thermal ControlsVersatile Measuring Instruments Inc.WAGO Corporation

heaTing equipMenT

Advanced Energy Networks Inc.Advanced Motion & Controls Ltd.ASB Heating Elements Ltd.Bartco Lighting, Inc.Baumer Electric Inc.BIRDE Marketing Inc.CCI Thermal TechnologiesCooper IndustriesEGS Electrical Group Canada Ltd.Electro-MetersGeneral CableKCSLamp SourceLedalite Architectural ProductsM.G.B. Electric Inc.Meridian Electric Ltd.

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Manufacturers


Products

Nedco West (a div. of Rexel Canada Electrical Inc.)North American Sales Co. Inc.Primary Electrical SupplyRittal Systems LtdRotator Products LimitedTherma-Ray Inc.Thomas & Betts Canada Ltd.Versatile Measuring Instruments Inc.Vista Electrical Products

venTilaTing equipMenT

ABBAdvanced Energy Networks Inc.Aeroflo Inc.AlteCon Data CommunicationsAnomet Inc.Bartco Lighting, Inc.Baumer Electric Inc.CCI Thermal TechnologiesCooper IndustriesEdison Lighting Group Ltd.Electro-MetersLamp SourceM.G.B. Electric Inc.Manufacturers Marketing Group (R)Nedco West (a div. of Rexel Canada Electrical Inc.)North American Sales Co. Inc.Panasonic Canada Inc.Primary Electrical SupplyPrime Industrial Products Inc.Rittal Systems LtdThomas & Betts Canada Ltd.Versatile Measuring Instruments Inc.

INfoRMATIoN & coMMuNIcATIoNS TEcHNoLoGy (IcT)

Baluns/adapTeRs & filTeRs

Azco Technologies Inc.Black Box Canada CorporationChannel VisionErikson CommercialSuttleTransglobal Systems of Canada Inc.

CusToMized CaBle asseMBlies

Abel ElectricADC Telecommunications Inc.BeldenBlack Box Canada CorporationConec Corp.Cooper IndustriesElectro-MetersGeorge M. Fraser Ltd.Lex Tec Inc.Nedco West (a div. of Rexel Canada Electrical Inc.)Optimum Energy Products Ltd.Tevelec LimitedTransglobal Systems of Canada Inc.

eleCTRo-opTiC inTeRfaCes

Control Technology Corp.Cooper IndustriesElectro-MetersNedco West (a div. of Rexel Canada Electrical Inc.)Optimum Energy Products Ltd.Transglobal Systems of Canada Inc.

enTRanCe TeRMinals

Abel ElectricADC Telecommunications Inc.Cooper IndustriesElectro-MetersGeorge M. Fraser Ltd.Nedco West (a div. of Rexel Canada Electrical Inc.)Optimum Energy Products Ltd.Timberland Equipment Ltd.Transglobal Systems of Canada Inc.

huBs; Ridges & RouTeRs

Black Box Canada CorporationChannel VisionK4ILex Tec Inc.Multi-Tech Systems, Inc.Transglobal Systems of Canada Inc.

ModeMs & TRansCeiveRs

ADC Telecommunications Inc.Azco Technologies Inc.Black Box Canada CorporationK4IMulti-Tech Systems, Inc.Transglobal Systems of Canada Inc.Transition Networks

MulTiplexeR equipMenT

Banner Guard, Div of Reef IndustriesCooper IndustriesElectro-MetersK4IMulti-Tech Systems, Inc.Nedco West (a div. of Rexel Canada Electrical Inc.)Ontor LimitedOptimum Energy Products Ltd.Transglobal Systems of Canada Inc.Yokogawa Corporation of America

punCh-down BloCks

ADC Telecommunications Inc.BeldenICCTransglobal Systems of Canada Inc.

signal RepeaTeR/ConveRTeR/ ConCenTRaToR/ MulTiplexeRs

Black Box Canada CorporationK4ITransglobal Systems of Canada Inc.Transition NetworksWeidmuller CanadaZ-TRAUQ INC.

spliCe ClosuRes

ADC Telecommunications Inc.BeldenCooper IndustriesElectro-MetersICCNedco West (a div. of Rexel Canada Electrical Inc.)Optimum Energy Products Ltd.Transglobal Systems of Canada Inc.

LIGHT SOURCES

disChaRge

AW Lighting SolutionsFuturplusGE LightingJuno Lighting GroupLiteline CorporationOsram Sylvania Ltd.Philips Lighting CanadaPulsar Technologies Inc.ROMLight International (Canada) Inc.Standard Products Inc.Trojan Inc.Turolight Inc.Venture Lighting CanadaWAC Lighting Company

fluoResCenT

Argo International CorporationAW Lighting SolutionsBartco Lighting, Inc.Baumer Electric Inc.Bermis Inc.BJ TAKE INC.Cooper Industries

Custom Lighting Ltd.Dromey Design Inc.Econofrost Reflective Night CoversEGS Electrical Group Canada Ltd.Electro-MetersEnergy Efficient Lighting Company LimitedEnergy Innovations Co.FuturplusGDM Electronics and ControlsGE LightingHarwell Electric SupplyHubbell Canada LP - Lighting DivisionInterpower CorporationJuno Lighting GroupLind Equipment Ltd.Liteline CorporationNedco West (a div. of Rexel Canada Electrical Inc.)Osram Sylvania Ltd.Philips Lighting CanadaPioneer LightingPrimary Electrical SupplyPromolux Lighting InternationalPulsar Technologies Inc.Rittal Systems LtdShat-R-Shield Inc.Standard Products Inc.Techcon Enterprises Ltd.Techspan Industries Inc.Trojan Inc.Turolight Inc.ValuelightVisioneering Corp.WAC Lighting CompanyWaldmann Lighting

inCandesCenT

Argo International CorporationAW Lighting SolutionsBartco Lighting, Inc.Baumer Electric Inc.Bermis Inc.Cooper IndustriesEGS Electrical Group Canada Ltd.Electro-MetersFuturplusGE LightingHubbell Canada LP - Lighting DivisionJuno Lighting GroupLind Equipment Ltd.Liteline CorporationNedco West (a div. of Rexel Canada Electrical Inc.)Osram Sylvania Ltd.Philips Lighting CanadaPrimary Electrical SupplyPromolux Lighting InternationalPulsar Technologies Inc.Shat-R-Shield Inc.Standard Products Inc.Techcon Enterprises Ltd.Trojan Inc.Turolight Inc.WAC Lighting Company

led

Advanced Energy Networks Inc.AraniAW Lighting SolutionsAzco Technologies Inc.BJ TAKE INC.BL Innovative LightingChloride SystemsCustom Lighting Ltd.Energy Efficient Lighting Company LimitedEnergy Innovations Co.Federal Signal CorporationFusetekFuturplusGE LightingHB Etlin/Etlin-DanielsHubbell Canada LP - Lighting DivisionJuno Lighting GroupLind Equipment Ltd.Liteline CorporationMagic Lite Ltd.Manufacturers Marketing Group (R)

Northern Lights Energy Systems Ltd.Osram Sylvania Ltd.Philips Lighting CanadaPioneer LightingPromolux Lighting InternationalPulsar Technologies Inc.Rittal Systems LtdRuud Lighting Canada / BetaLEDSPI Systems Ltd.Standard Products Inc.Techspan Industries Inc.Turolight Inc.ValuelightWAC Lighting CompanyWaldmann Lighting

speCialTy

Advanced Energy Networks Inc.Argo International CorporationAW Lighting SolutionsAzco Technologies Inc.Bartco Lighting, Inc.Baumer Electric Inc.Bermis Inc.BL Innovative LightingCooper IndustriesCos Phi Inc.EatonEconofrost Reflective Night CoversEdison Lighting Group Ltd.EGS Electrical Group Canada Ltd.Electro-MetersEnergy Innovations Co.FuturplusGE LightingGE SecurityHubbell Canada LP - Lighting DivisionIntermec Technologies Canada Ltd.Langford & Associates Inc.Lind Equipment Ltd.Magic Lite Ltd.Manta Test SystemsManufacturers Marketing Group (R)Nedco West (a div. of Rexel Canada Electrical Inc.)NICA-Power Battery Corp.Osram Sylvania Ltd.Panasonic Canada Inc.Philips Lighting CanadaPrimary Electrical SupplyPromolux Lighting InternationalPulsar Technologies Inc.REX Power MagneticsRG Speed Control Devices Ltd.Shat-R-Shield Inc.ShawFlexSLS LightingStandard Products Inc.Techcon Enterprises Ltd.Trojan Inc.Turolight Inc.USHIOValuelightWAC Lighting CompanyWilson High Voltage Inc.

LIGHTING BALLASTS

disChaRge

Acuity Brands Lighting Canada, Inc.Brownsburg ElectronikFuturplusGE LightingJuno Lighting GroupOsram Sylvania Ltd.Philips Lighting CanadaROMLight International (Canada) Inc.SOLA Canada Lighting & Power Inc.SPI Systems Ltd.Standard Products Inc.Ultrasave Lighting Ltd.Universal Lighting TechnologiesVenture Lighting Canada

eleCTRoniC

Argo International CorporationAW Lighting Solutions

Bartco Lighting, Inc.Baumer Electric Inc.Bermis Inc.BJ TAKE INC.BL Innovative LightingBrownsburg ElectronikCooper IndustriesDromey Design Inc.Electro-MetersEnergy Efficient Lighting Company LimitedEnergy Innovations Co.FuturplusGE LightingHarwell Electric SupplyHB Etlin/Etlin-DanielsJuno Lighting GroupNedco West (a div. of Rexel Canada Electrical Inc.)Osram Sylvania Ltd.Philips Lighting CanadaPioneer LightingPrimary Electrical SupplyROMLight International (Canada) Inc.SOLA Canada Lighting & Power Inc.SPI Systems Ltd.Standard Products Inc.Ultrasave Lighting Ltd.Universal Lighting Technologies

fluoResCenT

BJ TAKE INC.Chloride SystemsEnergy Efficient Lighting Company LimitedEnergy Innovations Co.FuturplusGE LightingHB Etlin/Etlin-DanielsJuno Lighting GroupOsram Sylvania Ltd.Philips Lighting CanadaPioneer LightingSOLA Canada Lighting & Power Inc.SPI Systems Ltd.Standard Products Inc.Ultrasave Lighting Ltd.Universal Lighting Technologies

LIGHTING CONTROLS

iCi

Acuity Brands Lighting Canada, Inc.Aube TechnologiesCristal Controls Ltd.DimonoffHubbell Canada LP - Lighting DivisionLegrand Canada Inc.NSI IndustriesROMLight International (Canada) Inc.Schneider ElectricSPI Systems Ltd.Vigilant Technical Sales Ltd.

ResidenTial

Absolute Stainless FastenersArgo International CorporationAube TechnologiesBach Simpson CorporationBanvil 2000Bartco Lighting, Inc.Baumer Electric Inc.CaplugsCooper IndustriesCords Canada Ltd.EatonEGS Electrical Group Canada Ltd.Electro-Federation CanadaElectro-MetersFuturplusGDM Electronics and ControlsGeorge Kelk CorporationHubbell Canada LP - Lighting DivisionLamp SourceLangford & Associates Inc.Legrand Canada Inc.

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Products

Maritime Utility and Industrial Sales Ltd.Nedco West (a div. of Rexel Canada Electrical Inc.)NSI IndustriesPrimary Electrical SupplyRay Electric LimitedSteck ConnectionsTechcon Enterprises Ltd.Vista Electrical Products

sensing deviCes

Banvil 2000Bartco Lighting, Inc.EGS Electrical Group Canada Ltd.Energy Innovations Co.FuturplusGDM Electronics and ControlsHB Etlin/Etlin-DanielsHubbell Canada LP - Lighting DivisionLedalite Architectural ProductsLedtronics, Inc.Legrand Canada Inc.Pinnacle Systems Inc.Primary Electrical SupplyRab Design Lighting Inc.RC Electrical ServicesStandard Products Inc.Techcon Enterprises Ltd.WAGO Corporation

LIGHTING FIXTURES

CusToM

AW Lighting SolutionsBach Simpson CorporationBartco Lighting, Inc.Beghelli Canada Inc.BJ TAKE INC.BL Innovative LightingCam Tran Co. Ltd.CaplugsCustom Lighting Ltd.EatonEdison Lighting Group Ltd.EGS Electrical Group Canada Ltd.Electro-MetersEnergy Innovations Co.GE SecurityGensco EquipmentGeorge Kelk CorporationHB Etlin/Etlin-DanielsHubbell Canada LP - Lighting DivisionHubbell Canada LP - Electrical SystemsJuno Lighting GroupLamp SourceLangford & Associates Inc.Ledalite Architectural ProductsLedtronics, Inc.Lighting Nelson & Garrett Inc.Lumax Industries Inc.LumidMagic Lite Ltd.Manufacturers Marketing Group (R)Mills Architectural LightingPioneer LightingPrimary Electrical SupplyPTS Electrique LtPulsar Technologies Inc.Rab Design Lighting Inc.Ray Electric LimitedRebelle Architectural LightingTechcon Enterprises Ltd.ValuelightVigilant Technical Sales Ltd.Visioneering Corp.W.G. Moore & Associates Ltd.WAC Lighting CompanyWaldmann Lighting

iCi

Acuity Brands Lighting Canada, Inc.AraniCustom Lighting Ltd.Foresight Lighting Inc.Hubbell Canada LP - Lighting DivisionJackson Power & Electric Ltd.

Liteline CorporationLumax Industries Inc.Luxo Lamp Ltd.Pioneer LightingRab Design Lighting Inc.Rebelle Architectural LightingROMLight International (Canada) Inc.Ruud Lighting Canada / BetaLEDVista Professional Outdoor Lighting

landsCape

Acuity Brands Lighting Canada, Inc.Argo International CorporationArlington IndustriesBach Simpson CorporationBartco Lighting, Inc.Baumer Electric Inc.BL Innovative LightingCam Tran Co. Ltd.EGS Electrical Group Canada Ltd.Energy Innovations Co.FuturplusGeorge Kelk CorporationHubbell Canada LP - Lighting DivisionHubbell Canada LP - Electrical SystemsJuno Lighting GroupLamp SourceLangford & Associates Inc.Lumca Inc.LuxtecMagic Lite Ltd.PTS Electrique LtRab Design Lighting Inc.Rebelle Architectural LightingRuud Lighting Canada / BetaLEDStandard Products Inc.Stress Crete GroupTechcon Enterprises Ltd.Vigilant Technical Sales Ltd.Vista Professional Outdoor Lighting

poles

Acuity Brands Lighting Canada, Inc.Bach Simpson CorporationBartco Lighting, Inc.EGS Electrical Group Canada Ltd.Energy Innovations Co.FuturplusGeorge Kelk CorporationHubbell Canada LP - Lighting DivisionJuno Lighting GroupLamp SourceLangford & Associates Inc.LuxtecPrimary Electrical SupplyPTS ElectriqueRab Design Lighting Inc.Rebelle Architectural LightingRuud Lighting Canada / BetaLEDStandard Products Inc.Stress Crete GroupTechcon Enterprises Ltd.Thomas & Betts Canada Ltd.Vigilant Technical Sales Ltd.

ResidenTial

Acuity Brands Lighting Canada, Inc.AraniArtcraft Electric Ltd.BL Innovative LightingEatonEnergy Efficient Lighting Company LimitedEnergy Innovations Co.Engineered Lighting ProductsFuturplusHubbell Canada LP - Lighting DivisionHubbell Canada LP - Electrical SystemsLiteline CorporationLumax Industries Inc.Magic Lite Ltd.Pioneer LightingRab Design Lighting Inc.Standard Products Inc.Stress Crete GroupTurolight Inc.Vista Electrical Products

Vista Professional Outdoor LightingWAC Lighting Company

Roadway

Acuity Brands Lighting Canada, Inc.AraniBach Simpson CorporationBartco Lighting, Inc.Cam Tran Co. Ltd.EGS Electrical Group Canada Ltd.FuturplusHubbell Canada LP - Lighting DivisionJuno Lighting GroupLamp SourceLangford & Associates Inc.Lumca Inc.LuxtecPrimary Electrical SupplyRab Design Lighting Inc.ROMLight International (Canada) Inc.Ruud Lighting Canada / BetaLEDSPI Systems Ltd.Standard Products Inc.Stress Crete GroupTechcon Enterprises Ltd.Turolight Inc.Valuelight

seCuRiTy/safeTy

Acuity Brands Lighting Canada, Inc.Argo International CorporationAzco Technologies Inc.Bach Simpson CorporationBanner Guard, Div of Reef IndustriesBartco Lighting, Inc.Beghelli Canada Inc.Chloride SystemsCollege of New CaledoniaCords Canada Ltd.EGS Electrical Group Canada Ltd.Energy Innovations Co.Federal Signal CorporationFuturplusGE SecurityGeorge Kelk CorporationHubbell Canada LP - Lighting DivisionHubbell Canada LP - Electrical SystemsJuno Lighting GroupLamp SourceLangford & Associates Inc.NSI IndustriesOptic-Light Inc.Pioneer LightingPrimary Electrical SupplyRab Design Lighting Inc.Ruud Lighting Canada / BetaLEDStandard Products Inc.Steck ConnectionsTechcon Enterprises Ltd.Thomas & Betts Canada Ltd.Thomas & Betts LimitedValuelightValvo Electrical Supply Ltd.Vista Electrical ProductsVista Professional Outdoor Lighting

LIGHTING MISCELLANEOUS

louveRs

Bartco Lighting, Inc.BJ TAKE INC.DimonoffEnergy Innovations Co.FuturplusGreenlite Corp.Hubbell Canada LP - Lighting DivisionLiteline CorporationStandard Products Inc.Vigilant Technical Sales Ltd.

loweRing deviCes

Bartco Lighting, Inc.EGS Electrical Group Canada Ltd.Energy Innovations Co.Futurplus

Hubbell Canada LP - Lighting DivisionThomas & Betts Limited

MounTing deviCes

Bartco Lighting, Inc.Cristal Controls Ltd.EGS Electrical Group Canada Ltd.Energy Innovations Co.FuturplusHB Etlin/Etlin-DanielsHubbell Canada LP - Lighting DivisionPrimary Electrical SupplyVenture Lighting Canada

RefleCToRs

Argo International CorporationBartco Lighting, Inc.BJ TAKE INC.Custom Lighting Ltd.Energy Innovations Co.Hubbell Canada LP - Lighting DivisionLiteline CorporationPhilips Lighting CanadaPrimary Electrical SupplyStandard Products Inc.Visioneering Corp.

MOTORS & MOTOR CONTROLS

fuse BloCks

Automation Control Inc.Bartco Lighting, Inc.CommScope Enterprise SolutionsCummins HydraulicsEatonEGS Electrical Group Canada Ltd.FusetekGDM Electronics and ControlsGE Electrical DistributionIntermec Technologies Canada Ltd.Lamp SourcePrimary Electrical SupplySLS LightingTechspan Industries Inc.Terra Tape, Div of Reef IndustriesWeidmuller CanadaWilson High Voltage Inc.Yokogawa Corporation of America

MoToR ConTaCToR/sTaRTeR/CTRl.

Automation Control Inc.B & M Manufacturing Inc.Banner Guard, Div of Reef IndustriesBartco Lighting, Inc.Benshaw Canada Controls Inc.CAN-D Electrification Systems Ltd.CommScope Enterprise SolutionsControl Technology Corp.Cummins HydraulicsDromey Design Inc.EatonEgan Automation Inc.EGS Electrical Group Canada Ltd.GDM Electronics and ControlsGE Electrical DistributionHubbell Canada LP - Electrical SystemsIDEC Canada Ltd.Intermec Technologies Canada Ltd.International Innovative SystemsJackson Power & Electric Ltd.Lamp SourceLord Electrical Industrial Distributors Ltd.Lovato Electric CorporationM.G.B. Electric Inc.Meltric CorporationMetalumen Manufacturing Inc.Phoenix Contact Ltd.Schneider ElectricSiemens Canada LimitedTechspan Industries Inc.Terra Tape, Div of Reef IndustriesThe Panel Shop Inc.Valvo Electrical Supply Ltd.WAGO Corporation

WEG Motors & Drives / VJ Pamensky Canada Inc.Wide Loyal Development Ltd.Willett Manufacturing Ltd.Wilson High Voltage Inc.

MoToRs

Alltra Engineering Services Ltd.Automation Control Inc.Brook Crompton Ltd.CommScope Enterprise SolutionsControl Technology Corp.Cummins HydraulicsFederal Signal CorporationFLIR Systems Canada Ltd.GDM Electronics and ControlsGreenlite Corp.Intermec Technologies Canada Ltd.International Innovative SystemsKCSLamp SourceLord Electrical Industrial Distributors Ltd.MICROMOOmronPVE AssociatesRockwell Automation, Inc.SEW Eurodrive Co. of Canada Ltd.Vigilant Technical Sales Ltd.WEG Motors & Drives / VJ Pamensky Canada Inc.Wilson High Voltage Inc.

piloT deviCes

Carlo Gavazzi Canada Inc.EatonFalvo Electrical Supply Ltd.FusetekGE Electrical DistributionIDEC Canada Ltd.Lovato Electric CorporationSiemens Canada LimitedTechspan Industries Inc.Wavell Electric Ltd.

Relays

Automation Control Inc.Banner Guard, Div of Reef IndustriesCarlo Gavazzi Canada Inc.CommScope Enterprise SolutionsCummins HydraulicsEatonEGS Electrical Group Canada Ltd.GDM Electronics and ControlsGE Electrical DistributionIDEC Canada Ltd.Intermec Technologies Canada Ltd.International Innovative SystemsLamp SourceLord Electrical Industrial Distributors Ltd.Mersen Canada Toronto Inc.Metalumen Manufacturing Inc.OmronRenfrew Electric Co Ltd.Schneider ElectricTechspan Industries Inc.Terra Tape, Div of Reef IndustriesWAGO CorporationWEG Motors & Drives / VJ Pamensky Canada Inc.Weidmuller CanadaWide Loyal Development Ltd.Wilson High Voltage Inc.Yokogawa Corporation of America

vaRiaBle fRequenCy dRives

ABBAutomation Control Inc.Banner Guard, Div of Reef IndustriesCAN-D Electrification Systems Ltd.CommScope Enterprise SolutionsComponetics LtdControl Technology Corp.Dromey Design Inc.EatonEGS Electrical Group Canada Ltd.GDM Electronics and ControlsGE Electrical Distribution

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Manufacturers


Products

Industrial Power & Control Inc.International Innovative SystemsKCSLamp SourceLGI Lighting Group Inc.Lovato Electric CorporationMetalumen Manufacturing Inc.OmronPVE AssociatesSchneider ElectricSEW Eurodrive Co. of Canada Ltd.Siemens Canada LimitedTerra Tape, Div of Reef IndustriesValvo Electrical Supply Ltd.Vigilant Technical Sales Ltd.WEG Motors & Drives / VJ Pamensky Canada Inc.Wilson High Voltage Inc.

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT

BelTs/haRnesses/lanyaRds; eTC.

3M Canada CompanyAMAC Equipment Ltd.Capital Safety GroupIndustrial Power & Control Inc.Lynn Valley Manufacturing

CloThing/fooTweaR/gloves

AMAC Equipment Ltd.Certified Insulated Products Corp.Lynn Valley ManufacturingPMMI International Ltd.Salisbury by HoneywellTillyWear

head pRoTeCTion

3M Canada CompanyAMAC Equipment Ltd.Certified Insulated Products Corp.Lynn Valley ManufacturingPMMI International Ltd.Salisbury by Honeywell

POWER CONDITIONING/QUALITY

eMfs

Conec Corp.Cos Phi Inc.

line CondiTioneRs

Alico Industries Inc.Cos Phi Inc.Cummins HydraulicsEaton Power Quality Ltd.Engraver’s Express Inc.Erikson CommercialHarwell Electric SupplyIndustrial Power & Control Inc.Intermec Technologies Canada Ltd.Langford & Associates Inc.Staticon Ltd.Superior Electric

peak-liMiTing deviCes

Banvil 2000Cos Phi Inc.EatonIconopower Ltd.Intermec Technologies Canada Ltd.

poweR disTuRBanCe MoniToRs

ACR Systems Inc.Alico Industries Inc.Cos Phi Inc.Engraver’s Express Inc.Fluke Electronics CanadaHarwell Electric SupplyIntermec Technologies Canada Ltd.Metalumen Manufacturing Inc.

NICA-Power Battery Corp.RBI Solar IncRCC Electronics Ltd.

poweR faCToR CoRReCToRs

Advanced Energy Networks Inc.Alico Industries Inc.Banner Guard, Div of Reef IndustriesCalbrooke Marketing Inc.Cos Phi Inc.Cummins HydraulicsEatonEaton Power Quality Ltd.Edison Lighting Group Ltd.GDM Electronics and ControlsGE Electrical DistributionIconopower Ltd.Intermec Technologies Canada Ltd.Langford & Associates Inc.Metalumen Manufacturing Inc.Osram Sylvania Ltd.Power Survey InternationalRBI Solar IncREX Power MagneticsSchneider ElectricVigilant Technical Sales Ltd.Z-TRAUQ INC.

poweR line filTeRs

Cos Phi Inc.Cummins HydraulicsEaton Power Quality Ltd.Engraver’s Express Inc.GE Electrical DistributionHarwell Electric SupplyIntermec Technologies Canada Ltd.NICA-Power Battery Corp.Osram Sylvania Ltd.Phoenix Contact Ltd.Power Survey InternationalTerra Tape, Div of Reef Industries

speCialTy TRansfoRMeRs

Advanced Energy Networks Inc.Alico Industries Inc.Brownsburg ElectronikChess Industrial Power RectifierCos Phi Inc.Edison Lighting Group Ltd.GE Electrical DistributionHarwell Electric SupplyIntermec Technologies Canada Ltd.K2C Industrial Automation Inc.Langford & Associates Inc.Manufacturers Marketing Group (R)Marcus TransformerNICA-Power Battery Corp.REX Power MagneticsSuperior ElectricTerra Tape, Div of Reef IndustriesWestern Equipment LimitedWilson High Voltage Inc.Yokogawa Corporation of AmericaZ-TRAUQ INC.

TRansienT suppRessoRs

Alico Industries Inc.Banner Guard, Div of Reef IndustriesChess Industrial Power RectifierCos Phi Inc.Cummins HydraulicsEatonEaton Power Quality Ltd.Engraver’s Express Inc.ERICOGE Electrical DistributionHarwell Electric SupplyIntermec Technologies Canada Ltd.International Innovative SystemsLangford & Associates Inc.NICA-Power Battery Corp.Phoenix Contact Ltd.R3&A LimitedRoxtec Inc.Superior ElectricSurgePure CanadaTerra Tape, Div of Reef Industries

Venture Lighting CanadaWil-Can Electronics Canada Ltd.

POWER SOURCES BACK-UP

BaTTeRies/supplies

Absopulse Electronics Ltd.Advanced Energy Networks Inc.AEG Power Solutions Inc.Alico Industries Inc.Alltra Engineering Services Ltd.Analytic SystemsC-CAN Power Systems Inc.Calbrooke Marketing Inc.Cords Canada Ltd.EatonEdison Lighting Group Ltd.Engraver’s Express Inc.FLIR Systems Canada Ltd.GNB Industrial Power, a div of Exide TechnologiesIntermec Technologies Canada Ltd.Lex Tec Inc.NICA-Power Battery Corp.Northern Lights Energy Systems Ltd.OmronStaticon Ltd.Storm Copper Components, Co.Sunfind Solar Products Inc.Terra Tape, Div of Reef IndustriesWeidmuller CanadaWilson High Voltage Inc.

geneRaToRs

Advanced Energy Networks Inc.Alico Industries Inc.Caterpillar Inc.EatonEngraver’s Express Inc.EZ Generator SwitchIntermec Technologies Canada Ltd.Inventex Inc.K2C Industrial Automation Inc.Kubota Canada Ltd.NICA-Power Battery Corp.WEG Motors & Drives / VJ Pamensky Canada Inc.Wilson High Voltage Inc.

ups

Absopulse Electronics Ltd.AEG Power Solutions Inc.Alltra Engineering Services Ltd.Black Box Canada CorporationCaterpillar Inc.Chloride SystemsEatonEaton Power Quality Ltd.GE Electrical DistributionIE Power Inc.Lex Tec Inc.Middle Atlantic Products Canada Inc.NICA-Power Battery Corp.RCC Electronics Ltd.Rittal Systems LtdSchneider ElectricStaticon Ltd.Superior ElectricWaltech Associates

PROTECTIVE DEVICES

BReakeRs

ABBChess Industrial Power RectifierEatonFusetekGE Electrical DistributionHubbell Canada LP - Electrical SystemsMersen Canada Toronto Inc.MVA Power Inc.RCC Electronics Ltd.Schneider ElectricValvo Electrical Supply Ltd.

Vista Electrical ProductsWeidmuller Canada

fiResTop sysTeMs

3M Canada CompanyCBS Electric Insulation Materials (Edm.) Ltd.NSI Industries

fuses/fuse ClaMps

ADC Telecommunications Inc.Chess Industrial Power RectifierFusetekMersen Canada Toronto Inc.Techspan Industries Inc.Valvo Electrical Supply Ltd.

pRoTeCTion Relays

Banner Guard, Div of Reef IndustriesCarlo Gavazzi Canada Inc.Chess Industrial Power RectifierEatonGE Electrical DistributionInternational Innovative SystemsMetalumen Manufacturing Inc.Modular Power Systems Inc.OmronRCC Electronics Ltd.Renfrew Electric Co Ltd.Schneider ElectricVirelec Ltd.Weidmuller CanadaYokogawa Corporation of AmericaZ-TRAUQ INC.

pRoTeCTive CoveRs

CB Engineering Ltd.Electric Power Accessories Corp.Firwin Corp.Harwell Electric SupplyInventex Inc.Leviton Manufacturing of Canada Ltd.Lind Equipment Ltd.Swift Devices LtdVista Electrical Products

safeTy swiTChes

Carlo Gavazzi Canada Inc.EatonEZ Generator SwitchGE Electrical DistributionIDEC Canada Ltd.Industrial Power & Control Inc.Leviton Manufacturing of Canada Ltd.Meltric CorporationOmronSchneider ElectricEZ Generator SwitchWavell Electric Ltd.

suRge suppRessoRs

Alico Industries Inc.Cos Phi Inc.EatonEaton Power Quality Ltd.EGS Electrical Group Canada Ltd.ERICOGDM Electronics and ControlsGE Electrical DistributionHubbell Canada LP - Electrical SystemsInternational Innovative SystemsLangford & Associates Inc.Leviton Manufacturing of Canada Ltd.LGI Lighting Group Inc.Mersen Canada Toronto Inc.NICA-Power Battery Corp.North American Sales Co. Inc.R3&A LimitedRoxtec Inc.Shat-R-Shield Inc.SurgePure CanadaVenture Lighting CanadaVista Electrical ProductsWAGO CorporationWeidmuller Canada

RACEWAY & DUCT

Bus duCT

A-D TechnologiesArdron-Mackie LimitedBach Simpson CorporationBel ProductsEatonEaton Power Quality Ltd.Firwin Corp.GE Electrical DistributionIndustrial Power & Control Inc.MP Husky Corp.Panduit Canada Corp.Thomas & Betts Canada Ltd.United Wire & Cable Inc.

CaBle TRay

Arlington IndustriesAzco Technologies Inc.Black Box Canada CorporationChalfant Manufacturing CompanyChatsworth Products, Inc.Delco Wire and Cable Ltd.ERICOFusetekLegrand Canada Inc.Middle Atlantic Products Canada Inc.MP Husky Corp.Niedax Inc.Panduit Canada Corp.Rack-A-TiersRalston Metal Products Ltd.RangeRack, Inc.Thomas & Betts Canada Ltd.Thomas & Betts LimitedTrans Canada Electro Ltd.United Wire & Cable Inc.Wavell Electric Ltd.

flooR Boxes

Arlington IndustriesAzco Technologies Inc.Bach Simpson CorporationBIRDE Marketing Inc.Legrand Canada Inc.Middle Atlantic Products Canada Inc.Morgan Schaffer Systems Inc.Panduit Canada Corp.Rack-A-TiersThomas & Betts Canada Ltd.Thomas & Betts Limited

inTegRaTed RaCeway sysTeMs

Azco Technologies Inc.Legrand Canada Inc.Middle Atlantic Products Canada Inc.Optimum Energy Products Ltd.Panduit Canada Corp.Thomas & Betts Canada Ltd.

lay-in duCT

Abel ElectricAzco Technologies Inc.Bel ProductsBIRDE Marketing Inc.Hammond Manufacturing Co. Ltd.Langford & Associates Inc.Panduit Canada Corp.Ralston Metal Products Ltd.Thomas & Betts Canada Ltd.Thomas & Betts Limited

RaCeway

ADC Telecommunications Inc.Azco Technologies Inc.BeldenICCLegrand Canada Inc.Middle Atlantic Products Canada Inc.Niedax Inc.Panduit Canada Corp.Techspan Industries Inc.Thomas & Betts Canada Ltd.

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Products

undeRflooR duCT

ADC Telecommunications Inc.Azco Technologies Inc.Langford & Associates Inc.MVA Power Inc.Panduit Canada Corp.Thomas & Betts Canada Ltd.Thomas & Betts Limited

wiRe ManageMenT sysTeMs

Abel ElectricAnamet Canada Inc.Azco Technologies Inc.Bach Simpson CorporationBand-N-Go Inc.BeldenBlack Box Canada CorporationBurndy Canada Inc.CableOrganizer.com, Inc.CBS Electric Insulation Materials (Edm.) Ltd.Chatsworth Products, Inc.Delco Wire and Cable Ltd.ERICOFirwin Corp.FusetekGeorge M. Fraser Ltd.Hammond Manufacturing Co. Ltd.HB Etlin/Etlin-DanielsHubbell Canada LP - Electrical SystemsIndustrial Power & Control Inc.Middle Atlantic Products Canada Inc.Niedax Inc.NSI IndustriesPanduit Canada Corp.Phoenix Contact Ltd.RangeRack, Inc.Techspan Industries Inc.Thomas & Betts Canada Ltd.Thomas & Betts LimitedVenture Lighting Canada

SIGNALLING DEVICES

annunCiaToRs

Brownsburg ElectronikErikson CommercialFederal Signal CorporationGE SecurityIDEC Canada Ltd.L. Stoch and AssociatesLeonard SalesNational Cable SpecialistsNSI IndustriesOptic-Light Inc.RCC Electronics Ltd.

CloCks

Erikson CommercialGE SecurityMine Safety Appliances CanadaOptic-Light Inc.

fiRe alaRM equipMenT

BRK Canada / Dicon Global Inc.Erikson CommercialFederal Signal CorporationGE SecurityKidde Canada Inc.L. Stoch and AssociatesLeonard SalesOptic-Light Inc.

inTeRCoMs

Baumer Electric Inc.Camden Door ControlsErikson CommercialFederal Signal CorporationGDM Electronics and ControlsGE SecurityL. Stoch and AssociatesLegrand Canada Inc.Leonard SalesOptic-Light Inc.

MoniToRing/signalling equipMenT

Abel ElectricACR Systems Inc.Advanced Motion & Controls Ltd.Camden Door ControlsElectrixwest Agencies Ltd./AltasouthEnergy Innovations Co.Erikson CommercialFederal Signal CorporationGDM Electronics and ControlsGE SecurityL. Stoch and AssociatesLeonard SalesMine Safety Appliances CanadaNICA-Power Battery Corp.Optic-Light Inc.Ralston Metal Products Ltd.RCC Electronics Ltd.Renfrew Electric Co Ltd.Rittal Systems LtdThomas & Betts LimitedVeriteq InstrumentsZ-TRAUQ INC.

safeTy deviCes

Abel ElectricBRK Canada / Dicon Global Inc.Carlo Gavazzi Canada Inc.Electrixwest Agencies Ltd./AltasouthErikson CommercialFederal Signal CorporationFlashFog-Arias Tech Ltd.GDM Electronics and ControlsGE SecurityIDEC Canada Ltd.Industrial Power & Control Inc.International Innovative SystemsL. Stoch and AssociatesLeonard SalesMersen Canada Toronto Inc.Mine Safety Appliances CanadaNSI IndustriesOptic-Light Inc.Schneider ElectricSiemens Canada LimitedTecno-Kebec

SOFTWARE & DATA

CaBle ManageMenT sofTwaRe

George M. Fraser Ltd.Optimum Energy Products Ltd.

edi sofTwaRe

Cristal Controls Ltd.Federal Signal CorporationOntor LimitedTillyWear

eleCTRiCal MainTenanCe

Banner Guard, Div of Reef IndustriesEatonGDM Electronics and ControlsMoloney Electric Inc.Wilson High Voltage Inc.Yokogawa Corporation of America

eleCTRiCal sysTeM design

Dromey Design Inc.EatonRittal Systems LtdRockwell Automation, Inc.Waltech AssociatesWilson High Voltage Inc.

eleCTRiCal sysTeM siMulaTion & analysis

Banner Guard, Div of Reef IndustriesDromey Design Inc.EatonMoloney Electric Inc.Waltech Associates

Wilson High Voltage Inc.Yokogawa Corporation of America

esTiMaTing sofTwaRe

Rittal Systems LtdTransglobal Systems of Canada Inc.TrimbleViewpoint

invenToRy sofTwaRe

Dematic LimitedOntor LimitedViewpoint

lighTing sofTwaRe

DimonoffLegrand Canada Inc.

pRiCing daTa

Viewpoint

TEST & MEASUREMENT

CaliBRaTion sysTeMs

Advanced Battery Systems Inc.Anritsu Electronics Ltd.Criterion Instruments Ltd.Extech InstrumentsFluke Electronics CanadaGE MultilinIntermec Technologies Canada Ltd.Manta Test SystemsMoloney Electric Inc.NICA-Power Battery Corp.RCC Electronics Ltd.TempoTech Controls Inc.Wilson High Voltage Inc.Yokogawa Corporation of America

deTeCToRs

Advanced Battery Systems Inc.Advanced Motion & Controls Ltd.Analygas SystemsAnritsu Electronics Ltd.Baumer Electric Inc.Contretron Inc.EGS Electrical Group Canada Ltd.Electrixwest Agencies Ltd./AltasouthExtech InstrumentsFluke Electronics CanadaHarwell Electric SupplyIdeal Industries (Canada) Corp.Intermec Technologies Canada Ltd.Manta Test SystemsMVA Power Inc.NICA-Power Battery Corp.Photonix TechnologiesRCC Electronics Ltd.RG Speed Control Devices Ltd.Serge Baril & Associates Inc.SLS LightingTempoTech Controls Inc.UE Systems Inc.Wilson High Voltage Inc.

lighT MeTeRs

AEMC InstrumentsEGS Electrical Group Canada Ltd.Extech InstrumentsIntermec Technologies Canada Ltd.Manta Test SystemsPhotonix TechnologiesRCC Electronics Ltd.SLS LightingSPI Systems Ltd.Transglobal Systems of Canada Inc.Wilson High Voltage Inc.

MeasuRing equipMenT

ACR Systems Inc.Advanced Battery Systems Inc.AEMC InstrumentsAgilent Technologies

Anritsu Electronics Ltd.Berkeley Varitronics Systems Inc.CableOrganizer.com, Inc.Cos Phi Inc.Criterion Instruments Ltd.Extech InstrumentsFluke Electronics CanadaIntermec Technologies Canada Ltd.KVA Dynamo Inc.Manta Test SystemsMartin Electrical AgenciesMoloney Electric Inc.NICA-Power Battery Corp.OmronPhenix Technologies Inc.Photonix TechnologiesRCC Electronics Ltd.Renfrew Electric Co Ltd.RG Speed Control Devices Ltd.SLS LightingTempoTech Controls Inc.Timberland Equipment Ltd.Transglobal Systems of Canada Inc.Veriteq InstrumentsWilson High Voltage Inc.Yokogawa Corporation of AmericaZ-TRAUQ INC.

MeTeRs

ACR Systems Inc.AEMC InstrumentsAgilent TechnologiesAnritsu Electronics Ltd.Brunelle Instruments Inc.Contretron Inc.EatonExtech InstrumentsFLIR Systems Canada Ltd.Fluke Electronics CanadaIdeal Industries (Canada) Corp.Leviton Manufacturing of Canada Ltd.Photonix TechnologiesQuadlogic Meters Canada Inc.Quick Cable Canada Ltd.RCC Electronics Ltd.Transglobal Systems of Canada Inc.Waltech AssociatesZ-TRAUQ INC.

neTwoRk TesTing equipMenT

AEMC InstrumentsAnritsu Electronics Ltd.Berkeley Varitronics Systems Inc.Black Box Canada CorporationCableOrganizer.com, Inc.Fluke Electronics CanadaFluke Networks CanadaRCC Electronics Ltd.Transglobal Systems of Canada Inc.

osCillosCopes

AEMC InstrumentsAgilent TechnologiesExtech InstrumentsFluke Electronics CanadaIntermec Technologies Canada Ltd.Manta Test SystemsNICA-Power Battery Corp.RCC Electronics Ltd.Wilson High Voltage Inc.

speCialTy

3M Canada CompanyACR Systems Inc.Anritsu Electronics Ltd.Fluke Electronics CanadaPhotonix TechnologiesRCC Electronics Ltd.Renfrew Electric Co Ltd.TempoTech Controls Inc.

wavefoRM analyzeRs

Agilent TechnologiesAnritsu Electronics Ltd.Extech InstrumentsNICA-Power Battery Corp.RCC Electronics Ltd.

TOOLS

aCCessoRies

3M Canada CompanyAMAC Equipment Ltd.Baumer Electric Inc.BIRDE Marketing Inc.Burndy Canada Inc.Contretron Inc.Cummins HydraulicsEGS Electrical Group Canada Ltd.Fluke Electronics CanadaKVA Dynamo Inc.Lamp SourceNICA-Power Battery Corp.North Safety ProductsNSI IndustriesRack-A-TiersRBI Solar IncREX Power MagneticsRHINO Professional Labeling ToolsTE Connectivity - Raychem Cable AccessoriesTevelec LimitedThomas & Betts LimitedTimberland Equipment Ltd.Transglobal Systems of Canada Inc.Waldmann LightingWeidmuller CanadaWera ToolsWestern Equipment LimitedWilson High Voltage Inc.Yokogawa Corporation of America

hand Tools

Abel ElectricAero-Tech Light Bulb Co.AMAC Equipment Ltd.Arrow Fastener CompanyBIRDE Marketing Inc.Brady CanadaBurndy Canada Inc.Certified Insulated Products Corp.Channel VisionChannellockCZ LabsDromey Design Inc.Emerson Control TechniquesGE MultilinGuth Lighting CompanyICCIdeal Industries (Canada) Corp.Klein ToolsKnipex Tools LPLamp SourceM. K. Morse CompanyPanduit Canada Corp.Phoenix Contact Ltd.RAB LightingRack-A-TiersREX Power MagneticsRobertson Electric Wholesale 2008 LimitedSalisbury by HoneywellTechspan Industries Inc.Thomas & Betts Canada Ltd.Thomas & Betts LimitedTransglobal Systems of Canada Inc.WAGO CorporationWeidmuller CanadaWera Tools

poweR Tools

Aero-Tech Light Bulb Co.AMAC Equipment Ltd.Burndy Canada Inc.Emerson Control TechniquesGE MultilinLamp SourceM. K. Morse CompanyPanasonic Canada Inc.RAB LightingThomas & Betts Limited

speCialTy Tools

AMAC Equipment Ltd.Azco Technologies Inc.

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Manufacturers


Products

Band-N-Go Inc.Brother CanadaBurndy Canada Inc.Capital Safety GroupCBS Electric Insulation Materials (Edm.) Ltd.DCD Design & Manufacturing LimitedFLIR Systems Canada Ltd.Fluke Electronics CanadaIlsco of Canada Co.MVA Power Inc.PMMI International Ltd.Quick Cable Canada Ltd.Rack-A-TiersTechspan Industries Inc.Thomas & Betts Canada Ltd.Thomas & Betts LimitedTimberland Equipment Ltd.United Wire & Cable Inc.Weidmuller Canada

TRANSFORMERS

aCCessoRies

Advanced Energy Networks Inc.Atlas Transformer Inc.Brownsburg ElectronikHB Etlin/Etlin-DanielsStorm Copper Components, Co.Thomas & Betts LimitedVista Professional Outdoor Lighting

swiTChgeaR

Alico Industries Inc.Atlas Transformer Inc.Baumer Electric Inc.Caterpillar Inc.Chess Industrial Power RectifierCummins HydraulicsEatonEZ Generator SwitchGE Electrical DistributionLamp SourceM.G.B. Electric Inc.Mersen Canada Toronto Inc.Modular Power Systems Inc.MVA Power Inc.NICA-Power Battery Corp.Thomas & Betts Canada Ltd.Thomas & Betts LimitedTimberland Equipment Ltd.Western Equipment LimitedWilson High Voltage Inc.

TRansfoRMeRs

Advanced Energy Networks Inc.Alico Industries Inc.Atlas Transformer Inc.BEMAG TransformerBL Innovative LightingBrownsburg ElectronikCam Tran Co. Ltd.Chess Industrial Power RectifierDelta TransformersEatonEdison Lighting Group Ltd.EGS Electrical Group Canada Ltd.Ericson Manufacturing Co.GE Electrical DistributionHammond Manufacturing Co. Ltd.Harwell Electric SupplyJefferson ElectricL. Stoch and AssociatesLamp SourceLangford & Associates Inc.Leonard SalesM.G.B. Electric Inc.Manufacturers Marketing Group (R)Marcus TransformerNICA-Power Battery Corp.North American Sales Co. Inc.Northern Transformer Inc.Optic-Light Inc.Osram Sylvania Ltd.Partner Technologies Incorporated

REX Power MagneticsSchneider ElectricShat-R-Shield Inc.SLS LightingSurplec Inc.Timberland Equipment Ltd.Valvo Electrical Supply Ltd.Vigilant Technical Sales Ltd.WEG Motors & Drives / VJ Pamensky Canada Inc.Western Equipment LimitedWillett Manufacturing Ltd.Wilson High Voltage Inc.Yokogawa Corporation of AmericaZ-TRAUQ INC.

UTILITY

haRdwaRe & poles

AMAC Equipment Ltd.Band-N-Go Inc.Locweld Inc.MVA Power Inc.Schneider ElectricStress Crete GroupThomas & Betts Canada Ltd.

insTallaTion equipMenT/deviCes

AMAC Equipment Ltd.Band-N-Go Inc.DCD Design & Manufacturing LimitedErikson CommercialIndustrial Power & Control Inc.MVA Power Inc.RBI Solar IncTE Connectivity - Raychem Cable AccessoriesTimberland Equipment Ltd.

uTiliTy pRoduCTs

3M Canada CompanyAMAC Equipment Ltd.Band-N-Go Inc.Baumer Electric Inc.Eastern Wire & ConduitEatonGE MultilinGT Wood Company Ltd.Guth Lighting CompanyHarwell Electric SupplyIlsco of Canada Co.J. Walter Company Ltd.Lamp SourceLocweld Inc.MVA Power Inc.NICA-Power Battery Corp.RBI Solar IncRCC Electronics Ltd.ShawFlexStorm Copper Components, Co.TE Connectivity - Raychem Cable AccessoriesTechspan Industries Inc.Thomas & Betts Canada Ltd.Thomas & Betts LimitedTimberland Equipment Ltd.Trans Canada Electro Ltd.

VEHICLES & EQUIPMENT

aCCessoRies

Adrian Steel CompanyAMAC Equipment Ltd.EatonTimberland Equipment Ltd.

equipMenT

A-D TechnologiesAdrian Steel CompanyAdvanced Energy Networks Inc.AMAC Equipment Ltd.Kubota Canada Ltd.Schleuniger, Inc.Timberland Equipment Ltd.

vehiCles

Adrian Steel CompanyAMAC Equipment Ltd.Manufacturers Marketing Group (R)

WIRE & CABLE

Building wiRe

Alpha WireArgo International CorporationBaumer Electric Inc.BeldenCerro WireDomtech Inc.Egan Automation Inc.Electro Cables Inc.General CableIndustrial Power & Control Inc.Lambton College of Applied Arts and TechnologyLangford & Associates Inc.National Cable SpecialistsNexans Canada Inc.Northern Cables Inc.Optimum Energy Products Ltd.Priority Wire & Cable, Inc.Selsor Cable TechnologySouthwire Canada CompanyTechspan Industries Inc.Tevelec LimitedTriVista Inc.Valvo Electrical Supply Ltd.

BusBaR

ABCO Custom Manufacturing Inc.Bel ProductsBurndy Canada Inc.CAN-D Electrification Systems Ltd.CBS Electric Insulation Materials (Edm.) Ltd.Chess Industrial Power RectifierEXM Manufacturing Ltd.Hammond Manufacturing Co. Ltd.Iconopower Ltd.Industrial Power & Control Inc.Mersen Canada Toronto Inc.Rittal Systems LtdStorm Copper Components, Co.Tevelec Limited

CaBle asseMBlies

ADC Telecommunications Inc.AFOPAlico Industries Inc.B.I.M. LimitedBeldenBerk-Tek, A Nexans CompanyCommScope Enterprise SolutionsDromey Design Inc.Engraver’s Express Inc.General CableGraybar CanadaICCJackson Power & Electric Ltd.Optimum Energy Products Ltd.Quick Cable Canada Ltd.Robertson Electric Wholesale 2008 LimitedSelsor Cable TechnologySouthwire Canada CompanyStorm Copper Components, Co.Tevelec LimitedTimberland Equipment Ltd.Times Fiber Canada LimitedTransglobal Systems of Canada Inc.Tritech Electric Ltd.TriVista Inc.Weidmuller Canada

Coaxial CaBle

Alpha WireBeldenCommScope Enterprise Solutions

CZ LabsDelco Wire and Cable Ltd.Electro Cables Inc.National Cable SpecialistsPriority Wire & Cable, Inc.Selsor Cable TechnologySuperior Essex Communications LPTevelec LimitedTimes Fiber Canada LimitedTrans Canada Electro Ltd.Transglobal Systems of Canada Inc.

daTa CaBling

ADC Telecommunications Inc.BeldenBerk-Tek, A Nexans CompanyBlack Box Canada CorporationDelco Wire and Cable Ltd.Electro Cables Inc.ICCLex Tec Inc.National Cable SpecialistsNexans Canada Inc.Panduit Canada Corp.Priority Wire & Cable, Inc.Selsor Cable TechnologySiemens Canada LimitedSilver FoxSuperior Essex Communications LPTevelec LimitedTimes Fiber Canada LimitedTransglobal Systems of Canada Inc.

fiBeR opTiC CaBling

4SProductsADC Telecommunications Inc.Alpha WireBeldenBerk-Tek, A Nexans CompanyCableOrganizer.com, Inc.Chess Industrial Power RectifierCommScope Enterprise SolutionsCXtecDCD Design & Manufacturing LimitedDelco Wire and Cable Ltd. ICCLeviton Manufacturing of Canada Ltd.Lex Tec Inc.National Cable SpecialistsNexans Canada Inc.O-m6 Technologies Inc.Phoenix Contact Ltd.Priority Wire & Cable, Inc.Selsor Cable TechnologySuperior Essex Communications LPTevelec LimitedTimes Fiber Canada LimitedTransglobal Systems of Canada Inc.United Wire & Cable Inc.

high-volTage CaBle

4SProductsDuct-O-Wire Canada Ltd.General CableNational Cable SpecialistsNexans Canada Inc.Priority Wire & Cable, Inc.Quick Cable Canada Ltd.RCC Electronics Ltd.Southwire Canada CompanyStorm Copper Components, Co.TE Connectivity - Raychem Cable AccessoriesTevelec LimitedTrans Canada Electro Ltd.United Wire & Cable Inc.

line CoRds & feedeR CaBle

BeldenGeneral CableJackson Power & Electric Ltd.Nexans Canada Inc.Priority Wire & Cable, Inc.Quick Cable Canada Ltd.Southwire Canada CompanyTevelec LimitedTransglobal Systems of Canada Inc.

oCTopus CaBles

George M. Fraser Ltd.Optimum Energy Products Ltd.Priority Wire & Cable, Inc.Tevelec Limited

poRTaBle wiRe

CBS Electric Insulation Materials (Edm.) Ltd.Cummins Power GenerationDelco Wire and Cable Ltd.Domtech Inc.National Cable SpecialistsOptimum Energy Products Ltd.Priority Wire & Cable, Inc.Robertson Electric Wholesale 2008 LimitedTevelec LimitedTrans Canada Electro Ltd.

pReMise wiRe & CaBle

ADC Telecommunications Inc.BeldenBerk-Tek, A Nexans CompanyCommScope Enterprise SolutionsCXtecDelco Wire and Cable Ltd.Domtech Inc.Electro Cables Inc.Hubbell Canada LP - Electrical SystemsLegrand Canada Inc.Lex Tec Inc.National Cable SpecialistsNexans Canada Inc.Priority Wire & Cable, Inc.Selsor Cable TechnologyStorm Copper Components, Co.Superior Essex Communications LPTevelec LimitedTimes Fiber Canada LimitedTransglobal Systems of Canada Inc.

speCialTy CaBles

3M Canada Company4SProductsAlpha WireAzco Technologies Inc.BeldenBlack Box Canada CorporationCBS Electric Insulation Materials (Edm.) Ltd.CommScope Enterprise SolutionsCummins Power GenerationCXtecDelco Wire and Cable Ltd.Domtech Inc.Drexan CorporationDromey Design Inc.Electro Cables Inc.Eltherm Canada Inc.Engraver’s Express Inc.General CableGraybar CanadaIconopower Ltd.Industrial Power & Control Inc.Legrand Canada Inc.LGI Lighting Group Inc.National Cable SpecialistsNexans Canada Inc.Northern Cables Inc.Optimum Energy Products Ltd.Priority Wire & Cable, Inc.Province Electric Supply Ltd.Quick Cable Canada Ltd.Robertson Electric Wholesale 2008 LimitedSelsor Cable TechnologySouthwire Canada CompanySuperior Essex Communications LPTevelec LimitedTimes Fiber Canada LimitedTrans Canada Electro Ltd.Transglobal Systems of Canada Inc.United Wire & Cable Inc.

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Products

sTRuCTuRed CaBling sysTeMs

BeldenBlack Box Canada CorporationChannel VisionChatsworth Products, Inc.CommScope Enterprise SolutionsCXtecCZ LabsDelco Wire and Cable Ltd.Electro Cables Inc.ERICOGeorge M. Fraser Ltd.Hyperline Systems Canada Ltd.ICCIndustrial Power & Control Inc.Legrand Canada Inc.Leviton Manufacturing of Canada Ltd.MP Husky Corp.Nexans Canada Inc.Optimum Energy Products Ltd.Panduit Canada Corp.Selsor Cable TechnologySuperior Essex Communications LPTevelec LimitedTransglobal Systems of Canada Inc.

sysTeMs CaBle

Ardron-Mackie LimitedBeldenCAN-D Electrification Systems Ltd.CommScope Enterprise SolutionsDomtech Inc.Dromey Design Inc.EatonGraybar CanadaLegrand Canada Inc.Nexans Canada Inc.Optimum Energy Products Ltd.Phoenix Contact Ltd.Priority Wire & Cable, Inc.Robertson Electric Wholesale 2008 LimitedSouthwire Canada CompanySuperior Essex Communications LPTevelec LimitedTransglobal Systems of Canada Inc.TriVista Inc.United Wire & Cable Inc.

WIRING DEVICES & ACCESSORIES

CaBle Ties

3M Canada CompanyAlpha WireASB Heating Elements Ltd.Azco Technologies Inc.Band-N-Go Inc.BeldenCBS Electric Insulation Materials (Edm.) Ltd.Chatsworth Products, Inc.Delco Wire and Cable Ltd.FusetekHB Etlin/Etlin-DanielsICCIdeal Industries (Canada) Corp.Ilsco of Canada Co.National Cable SpecialistsNSI IndustriesPanduit Canada Corp.Quick Cable Canada Ltd.Silver FoxTechspan Industries Inc.Tevelec LimitedThomas & Betts Canada Ltd.Thomas & Betts LimitedTransglobal Systems of Canada Inc.Vista Electrical ProductsWavell Electric Ltd.

CoMpounds & sealanT

3M Canada CompanyAMAC Equipment Ltd.BIRDE Marketing Inc.CBS Electric Insulation Materials (Edm.) Ltd.Cummins HydraulicsLamp SourceThomas & Betts Canada Ltd.Thomas & Betts Limited

ConTaCT CleaneRs

3M Canada CompanyAMAC Equipment Ltd.

CBS Electric Insulation Materials (Edm.) Ltd.Cummins HydraulicsThomas & Betts Canada Ltd.Thomas & Betts Limited

fasTeneRs

Band-N-Go Inc.BIRDE Marketing Inc.CBS Electric Insulation Materials (Edm.) Ltd.Chatsworth Products, Inc.Electric Power Accessories Corp.HB Etlin/Etlin-DanielsLamp SourceLangford & Associates Inc.Legrand Canada Inc.Quick Cable Canada Ltd.Techspan Industries Inc.Thomas & Betts LimitedVenture Lighting CanadaVista Electrical Products

insulaTing equipMenT

3M Canada CompanyCBS Electric Insulation Materials (Edm.) Ltd.Firwin Corp.Industrial Power & Control Inc.Lamp SourceProvince Electric Supply Ltd.RCC Electronics Ltd.Robertson Electric Wholesale 2008 LimitedStorm Copper Components, Co.TE Connectivity - Raychem Cable AccessoriesTEXIT Canada Inc.Thomas & Betts Limited

MaRkeRs/deviCes & laBelling/laBels

3M Canada CompanyAzco Technologies Inc.Band-N-Go Inc.Banner Guard, Div of Reef IndustriesBeldenBrother Canada

CBS Electric Insulation Materials (Edm.) Ltd.Legrand Canada Inc.Lo-Cost Nametag & Engraving Inc.NSI IndustriesPanduit Canada Corp.Phoenix Contact Ltd.RHINO Professional Labeling ToolsSchleuniger, Inc.Silver FoxTech Products, Inc.Techspan Industries Inc.TEXIT Canada Inc.Thomas & Betts LimitedWAGO CorporationWeidmuller Canada

MisCellaneous

3M Canada CompanyBurndy Canada Inc.CBS Electric Insulation Materials (Edm.) Ltd.Guelph Twines Ltd.Industrial Power & Control Inc.Lind Equipment Ltd.NSI IndustriesQuick Cable Canada Ltd.Tevelec LimitedThomas & Betts Limited

ReCepTaCles/plaTes/swiTChes; eTC.

BeldenChannel VisionDelco Wire and Cable Ltd.EatonEnergy Innovations Co.Ericson Manufacturing Co.Hubbell Canada LP - Electrical SystemsJackson Power & Electric Ltd.Legrand Canada Inc.Leviton Manufacturing of Canada Ltd.Lex Tec Inc.Swift Devices LtdTechspan Industries Inc.Transglobal Systems of Canada Inc.Vista Electrical Products

soldeR & RelaTed deviCes

CBS Electric Insulation Materials (Edm.) Ltd.Cummins Hydraulics

Tapes

3M Canada CompanyA-D TechnologiesArgo International CorporationBanner Guard, Div of Reef IndustriesBIRDE Marketing Inc.CBS Electric Insulation Materials (Edm.) Ltd.Dura-Line Corp.Electric Power Accessories Corp.Guth Lighting CompanyNSI IndustriesProvince Electric Supply Ltd.Techspan Industries Inc.Thomas & Betts LimitedVigilant Technical Sales Ltd.Vista Electrical Products

TeRMinaTing equipMenT

3M Canada CompanyAbel ElectricAzco Technologies Inc.Baumer Electric Inc.BeldenBIRDE Marketing Inc.Black Box Canada CorporationChannel VisionFluke Electronics CanadaFluke Networks CanadaPanduit Canada Corp.Robertson Electric Wholesale 2008 LimitedSchleuniger, Inc.TE Connectivity - Raychem Cable AccessoriesTechspan Industries Inc.Thomas & Betts LimitedVigilant Technical Sales Ltd.WAGO Corporation

A

AD (AffILIATED DISTRIBUToRS) CANADA2195 Dunwin DriveMississauga, ON, L5L 1X2W: www.adrewards.caW: www.adhq.com

(APPRo) ASSoCIATIoN of PowER PRoDUCERS of oNTARIo25 Adelaide St EToronto, ON, M5C 3A1T: 416-322-6549W: www.appro.org

ASSoC. DE L’INDUSTRIE ELECTRIqUE DU qUEBEC (AIEq)320-2000 Mansfield St.Montreal, QC, H3A 2Y9T: 514-281-0615F: 514-281-7965W: www.aieq.net

ALBERTA ELECTRICAL LEAgUEBox 80091, Towerlane RPOAirdrie, AB, T4B 2V8T: 403-280-6744F: 403-280-6287W: albertaelectricalleague.com

AToMIC ENERgy of CANADA LTD.Stn 260TChalk River, ON, K0J 1J0T: 613-584-8811W: www.aecl.ca

B

BCEA - BC ELECTRICAL ASSoCIATIoN224-3989 Henning Dr.Burnaby, BC, V5C 6N5T: 604-291-7708F: 604-291-7795W: www.bcea.bc.ca

BICSI8610 Hidden River ParkwayTampa, FL, 33637-1000 USAT: 813-979-1991F: 813-971-4311W: www.bicsi.org

c

CANADIAN AIRPoRTS ELECTRICAL ASSoCIATIoNW: www.canew.ca

CANADIAN ANTI-CoUNTERfEITINg NETwoRkW: www.cacn.ca

CANADIAN CoPPER AND BRASS DEvELoPMENT ASSoCIATIoN415-49 The Donway W.Don Mills, ON, M3C 3M9T: 877-640-0946F: 416-391-3823W: www.coppercanada.ca

CANADIAN CoUNCIL of DIRECToRS of APPRENTICEShIP (RED SEAL)140 Promenade du PortagePhase IV, 5th FloorGatineau, ON, K1A 0J9 W: www.red-seal.ca

CANADIAN ELECTRICAL CoNTRACToRS ASSoCIATIoN460-170 Attwell Dr.Toronto, ON, M9W 5Z5T: 416-675-3226F: 416-675-7736W: www.ceca.org

CANADIAN ELECTRICAL MANUfACTURERS REPS ASSoC.180 Attwell Drive, Suite 300Toronto, ON, M9W 6A9 W: www.electrofed.com/cemra

CANADIAN ELECTRICITy ASSoCIATIoN275 Slater Street, Suite 1500Ottawa, ON, K1P 5H9 W: www.electricity.ca

CANADIAN ENERgy EffICIENCy ALLIANCE2800 Skymark Ave., Suite 201Mississauga, ON, L4W 5A6 W: www.energyefficiency.org

CANADIAN hyDRoPowER ASSoCIATIoN1402 - 150 Metcalfe StreetOttawa, ON, K2P 1P1 W: www.canadahydro.ca

CANADIAN NUCLEAR ASSoCIATIoN130 Albert Street, Suite 1610Ottawa, ON, K1P 5G4 T: (613) 237-4262W: www.cna.ca

CANADIAN SoLAR INDUSTRIES ASSoCIATIoN605 - 150 Isabella StreetOttawa, ON, K1S 1V7 W: www.cansia.ca

CANADIAN wIND ENERgy ASSoCIATIoN1600 Carling Avenue, Suite 710Ottawa, ON, K1Z 1G3 W: www.canwea.ca

ChRISTIAN LABoUR ASSoC. of CANADAW: www.clac.ca

CIgRE - INT’L CoUNCIL oN LARgE ELECTRIC SySTEMS21, rue d’Artois75008 Paris FranceW: www.cigre.org

CoNSTRUCTIoN ASSoCIATIoN of NovA SCoTIAElectrical Contractors SectionDartmouth, NS, B3B 1V9T: 902-468-2267F: 902-468-2470W: www.cans.ns.ca

CoRPoRATIoN DES MAITRES ELECTRICIENS DU qUEBEC (CMEq)5925 boul. DecarieMontreal, QC, H3W 3C9T: 514-738-2184F: 514-738-2192W: www.cmeq.org

E

EDISoN ELECTRIC INSTITUTE701 Pennsylvania Avenue N.W.Washington DC 20004-2696W: www.eei.org

EffICIENCy NS230 Brownlow Avenue, Suite 300Dartmouth, NS, B3B 0G5W: www.efficiencyns.ca

ELECTRIC MoBILITy CANADA6975 Meadowvale Town Centre Cir., Suite 309Mississauga, ON, L5N 2V7 W: www.emc-mec.ca

associations

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Manufacturers


associations

ELECTRICAL APPARATUS SERvICE ASSoC.1331 Baur BoulevardSt. Louis MO 63132W: www.easa.com

ELECTRICAL ASSoCIATIoN of MANIToBA104-1780 Wellington Ave.Winnipeg, MB, R3H 1B3T: 204-783-4125F: 204-783-4216W: www.meleague.ca

ELECTRICAL CoNTRACToRS ASSoC. of ALBERTA11235 120 St.Edmonton, AB, T5G 2X9T: 800-252-9375F: 780-455-9815W: www.ecaa.ab.ca

ELECTRICAL CoNTRACToRS ASSoC. of BRITISh CoLUMBIA201-3989 Henning Dr.Burnaby, BC, V5C 6N5T: 604-294-4123F: 604-294-4120W: www.eca.bc.ca

ELECTRICAL CoNTRACToRS ASSoC. of NEw BRUNSwICkPO Box 322Fredericton, NB, E3B 4Y9T: 506-452-7627F: 506-452-1786W: www.eca.nb.ca

ELECTRICAL CoNTRACToRS ASSoC. of oNTARIo460-170 Attwell Dr.Toronto, ON, M9W 5Z5T: 416-675-3226F: 416-675-7736W: www.ecao.org

ELECTRICAL CoNTRACToRS ASSoCIATIoN of SASkATChEwAN1939 Elphinstone St.Regina, SK, S4T 3N3T: 306-525-0171F: 306-347-8595W: www.ecas.ca

ELECTRICAL INSPECToRS ASSoC. of ALBERTA17725 - 103 AvenueEdmonton AB T5S 1N8W: www.eiaa2004.com

ELECTRICITy DISTRIBUToRS ASSoC.3700 Steeles Ave. W., Suite 1100Vaughan, ON, L4L 8K8 W: www.eda-on.ca

ELECTRICITy hUMAN RESoURCES CANADA2197 Riverside Dr., 4th Floor, Suite 405Ottawa, ON, K1H 7X3 W: www.electricityhr.ca

ELECTRo-fEDERATIoN CANADA180 Attwell Drive, Suite 300Toronto, ON, M9W 6A9T: 905-602-8877F: 416-679-9234W: www.electrofed.com

ENERgy SToRAgE oNTARIoW: www.energystorageontario.com

IBEw 1ST DISTRICT, CANADA1450 Meyerside Drive, Suite 300Mississauga, ON, L5T 2N5 W: www.ibew.org/1stdistrict/

IEEE INST. of ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRoNICS ENgINEERSW: www.ieee.org

ILLUMINATINg ENgINEERINg SoCIETy120 Wall Street, Floor 17New York NY 10005T: 212-248-5000W: www.ies.org

IMARk CANADA4201 Northview Drive, Suite 303Bowie, MD, 20716 USAW: www.imarkcanada.com

INDEPENDENT CoNTRACToRS AND BUSINESSES ASSoCIATIoN of BRITISh CoLUMBIA211-3823 Henning Dr.Burnaby, BC, V5C 6P3T: 604-298-7795W: www.icba.ca

INT’L ASSoC. of ELECTRICAL INSPECToRS901 Waterfall Way, Suite 602Richardson TX 75080-7702T: 972-235-1455W: www.iaei.org

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NATIoNAL ASSoC. of ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUToRS1181 Corporate Lake DriveSt. Louis, MO, 63132 USAT: 314-991-9000W: www.naed.org

NATIoNAL ASSoC. of INDEPENDENT LIghTINg DISTRIBUToRS2207 Elmwood Avenue, Suite BBuffalo, NY, 14216W: www.naild.org

NATIoNAL ELECTRICAL MANUfACTURERS ASSoC.1300 N. 17th Street, Suite 1752Rosslyn, VA, 22209 USAW: www.nema.org

NATIoNAL ELECTRICAL MANUfACTURERS REPS ASSoC.28 Deer Street, Suite 302Portsmouth, NH, 03801 USAW: www.nemra.org

NATIoNAL ELECTRICAL TRADE CoUNCILW: www.ceca.org/NETCO

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oNTARIo ELECTRICAL LEAgUE300-180 Attwell DriveEtobicoke, ON, M9W 6A9T: 905-238-1382F: 905-238-1420W: www.oel.org

oNTARIo ENERgy NETwoRk38-19 Kenview Blvd.Brampton, ON, L6T 5G6T: 905-602-6712W: www.ontarioenergynetwork.org

oRgANIzATIoN of CANADIAN NUCLEAR INDUSTRIES1550 Kingston Road, Suite 219Pickering ON L1V 1C3T: 905-839-0073W: www.oci-aic.org

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PowER woRkERS’ UNIoN244 Eglinton Ave. EastToronto ON M4P 1K2W: www.pwu.ca

S

SASkATooN ELECTRICAL CoNTRACToRS ASSoCIATIoNW: www.saskatoon-eca.ca

SkILLS CANADA294 Albert Street, Suite 201Ottawa, ON, K1P 6E6 W: www.skillscanada.com

SoCIETy of ENERgy PRofESSIoNALS2239 Yonge StreetToronto ON M4S 2B5W: www.thesociety.ca

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woMEN IN NUCLEAR CANADA3-35 Stone Church Road, Suite 179Ancaster, ON, L9K 1S5 T: 905-304-8811W: www.wincanada.org

woMEN IN RENEwABLE ENERgyW: www.womeninrenewableenergy.ca

A. C. NELSoN ELECTRICAL LTD.19643 96 Ave.Langley, BC, V1M 3C9T: 604-888-1222F: 604-888-7760W: www.acnelson.com

ADANAC SALES3-2075 Brigantine Dr.Coquitlam, BC, V3K 7B8T: 604-540-0220F: 604-540-0124W: www.adanacsales.com

ADvANCED BATTERy SySTEMS INC.2346 Wyecroft Rd.Oakville, ON, L6L 6M1T: 905-829-8447F: 905-829-3211W: www.advancedbattery.ca

ALLIANCE MARkETINg LTD.114-3060 Norland Ave.Burnaby, BC, V5B 3A6T: 604-205-5284F: 604-205-5283W: www.alliancemarketing.ca

Nanaimo, BC ...............888-992-2992

BIRDE MARkETINg INC.1-111 Esna Park Dr.Markham, ON, L3R 1H2T: 905-477-7722F: 905-477-7813W: www.birde.ca

Vancouver, BC .............604-634-0300Ottawa, ON .................613-592-5411Montreal, QC ...............514-335-4050

BLUE RIDgE wIRE & CABLE802 Montreal RdOttawa, ON, K1K 4W3T: 613-903-5217W: www.wireandcable.ca

BRoCkwAy ENTERPRISES51 Cobequid RoadHalifax Regional Municipality, NS, B4C 2N1T: 902-864-8236F: 902-865-8252W: www.brockwayenterprises.com

CALBRookE MARkETINg INC.PO Box 792Arthur, ON, N0G 1A0T: 519-848-3810F: 519-848-2555W: www.calbrooke.com

Toronto, ON .................800-265-7283Vancouver, BC .............800-265-7283Montreal, QC ...............800-265-7283

CANADA UNLIMITED INC9-6975 Meadowvale Town Centre Circle, Suite 418Mississauga, ON, L5N 2V7T: 905 824 5017F: 905 824 5067W: www.canada-unlimited.com

CASCADIA SALES INC.23990 Fern CrescentMaple Ridge, BC, V4R 2R7T: 604 380 1858F: 604 380 1859W: www.cascadiasales.ca

ChESS ELECTRIC5716 Coopers Avenue, Unit 11Mississauga, ON, L4Z2E8T: 705-682-2828F: 705-682-0847W: www.chesselectric.ca

Toronto, ON .................416-574-6512London, ON .................519-494-1082North of Toronto, East to Ottawa, ON ...416-476-6333Peterborough, ON .......705-755-1166Quebec, QC.................418-878-8919

CoLLINS SALES & ASSoCIATES15-6400 Millcreek Dr., Ste. 620Mississauga, ON, L5N 3E7T: 866-556-2838F: 866-556-2907W: www.collinssales.com

CR BRowNE & ASSoCIATES INC.23990 Fern CrescentMaple Ridge, BC, V4R 2R7T: 604 591 3340F: 604 591 2294W: www.crbrowne.com

CRITICAL PowER SySTEMS INC.14-5200 Dixie RoadMississauga, ON, L4W 1E4T: 905-625-9293F: 905-625-5970W: www.criticalpower.ca

D.A.D. SALES2013 17th Ave.Didsbury, AB, T0M 0W0T: 403-335-3531F: 403-335-8347W: www.dadsales.com

DREw INITIATIvES INC.110-1250 Mississauga Valley Blvd.Mississauga, ON, L5A 3R6T: 905-277-9816F: 905-277-8274

DTS MARkETINg160 Black Duck TerraceHalifax, NS, B4B 1Z6T: 902-454-0283F: 902-454-4480W: www.dtsmarketing.ca

DUNCAN INSTRUMENTS CANADA LTD.121 Milvan Dr.Toronto, ON, M9L 1Z8T: 416-742-4448F: 416-749-5053W: www.duncaninstr.com

E.L.P. MARkETINg LTD.32 McQuade Lake Cres.Halifax, NS, B3S 1B6T: 902-450-5155F: 902-450-1222W: www.elp.ns.ca

ECLAIRAgE hI-TECh INC.2758 Ste-Helene StreetLongueuil, QC, J4K 3V4T: 450-442-7604F: 450-442-7610W: www.eclairagehitech.com

ELECTRASPEC INC.807 Ch. Ste Anne des LacsSte-Anne-des-Lacs, QC, J0R 1B0T: 450-224-9726F: 450-224-9729W: www.electraspec.ca

ELECTRIxwEST AgENCIES LTD./ ALTASoUTh5038-614 33 Heritage Way S.E.Calgary, AB, T2H 3B8T: 403-256-8649F: 866-680-1948W: www.electrixwest.com

ELECTRo - TECh SALES INC.4 Serpentine Ave.Dartmouth, NS, B2W 3X1T: 902-434-9269F: 902-434-8021W: www.electro-techsalesinc.com

ELECTRoyShop 4 Martin Place Shopping circle, 39 Martin PlaceSydney, WY, 2000 USAT: 0296353311W: www.electroy.com.au/

EvERyThINg IN CoNTRoL INC.5028 South Service Rd.Burlington, ON, L7L 5Y7T: 800-265-6263F: 905-681-7766W: www.everythingincontrol.ca

foCUS ELECTRICAL SALES INC451 Kenmount Rd Suite 202St John’s, NL, A1B3P9T: 709 754-5290F: 506 852-9118

Moncton, NB ...............506-852-9333Bedford, NS ................(902)832-3991

gETTy ASSoCIATES1408 Hwy. 8Stoney Creek, ON, L8E 5K7T: 905-643-9736F: 905-643-7294W: www.gettyassociates.ca

gT wooD CoMPANy LTD.3354 Mavis Rd.MIssissauga, ON, L5C 1T8T: 905-272-1696F: 905-272-1425W: www.gtwood.com

h.M. BRowNPO Box 1140Dartmouth, NS, B2Y 4B8T: 902-468-2048F: 902-468-2140W: www.hmbrown.ca

Moncton, NB ...............506-381-4330

hALLwooD MILhAM TEChNoLogIESUnit 206 669 Ridley PlaceDelta, BC, V3M 6Y9T: 604-526-4288F: 604-526-1850W: www.hallwood.caEdmonton Alberta

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alBeRTa eleCTRiC sysTeM opeRaToRCalgary Place2500, 330 - 5th Ave SWCalgary, AB, T2P 0L4T: 403-539-2450F: 403-539-2949W: www.aeso.ca

alBeRTa safeTy Codes CounCilSuite 1000, 10665 Jasper Ave NWEdmonton, AB, T5J 3S9W: www.safetycodes.ab.ca

alBeRTa uTiliTies CoMMission5th Avenue Place, Fourth Floor425 First Street SWCalgary, AB, T2P 3L8T: 403-592-8845W: www.auc.ab.ca

algonquin College of applied aRTs and TeChnology1385 Woodroffe Ave.Ottawa, ON, K2G 1V8T: 613-727-4723F: 613-727-7767W: www.algonquincollege.com

BC uTiliTies CoMMissionBox 250, 900 Howe StreetSixth FloorVancouver, BC, V6Z 2N3W: www.bcuc.com

BC safeTy auThoRiTy200 - 505 6th StreetNew Westminster, BC, V3L 0E1W: www.safetyauthority.caW: www.cansia.ca

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CaMBRian College of applied aRTs and TeChnology1400 Barrydowne Rd.Sudbury, ON, P3A 3V8T: 705-566-8101F: 705-525-2087W: www.cambrianc.on.ca

CaMosun College3100 Foul Bay Rd.Victoria, BC, V8P 5J2T: 250-592-1556F: 250-370-3551

W: www.camosun.bc.ca

Canada TRaining gRoup102 First Ave.Turtleford, SK, S0M 2Y0T: 800-661-1663F: 306-845-3233W: www.canada-training-group.ca

Cape BReTon univeRsiTyPO Box 5300, 1250 Grand Lake Rd.Sydney, NS, B1P 6L2T: 902-539-5300F: 902-562-0119W: www.cbu.ca

hENDERSoN oLIvER SALES LTD.45 Commercial Rd.Bolton, ON, L7E 1R6T: 905-857-2072F: 905-857-5715W: www.hendersonoliver.com

hITEk MARkETINg INC.1600 Beford Highway 100-219Bedford, NS, B4A 1E8T: 902 832 3371F: 902 832 3372W: www.hitekmarketing.ca

hUMELEC ASSoCIATES LTD.755 The Queensway East, Unit #25Mississauga, ON, L4Y 4C5T: 905-276-3301F: 905-276-7013W: www.humelec.caLondon, Ontario 519-495-1433

INTECh SoLUTIoNS INC.214-10836 24 St. S.E.Calgary, AB, T2Z 4C9T: 403-279-6520F: 403-279-6540W: www.intechsolutions.ca

Richmond, BC .............604-244-1451

INTERfAx SySTEMS45 Voyager Ct. N.Toronto, ON, M9W 4Y2T: 416-674-8970F: 416-674-8986W: www.interfaxsystems.com

INTERNATIoNAL INNovATIvE SySTEMS1913 Sideroad 10Bradford, ON, L3Z 2A4T: 1-877-775-7474F: 905-775-6208W: www.tpscanada.ca

INTRALEC ELECTRICAL PRoDUCTS LTD.1200 Cardiff Blvd.Mississauga, ON, L5S 1P6T: 905-670-0970F: 905-670-3098W: www.intralec.com

JEBCo AgENCIES19-1865 Sargent Ave.Winnipeg, MB, R3H 0E4T: 204-786-2604F: 204-786-4734W: www.jebcoagencies.com

Saskatoon, SK ............306-373-0771Regina, SK ..................306-757-0707

k T SALES224 Lee’s Rd.North Bay, ON, P1B 8G4T: 705-495-6988F: 705-495-4300W: www.ktsales.ca

kEN wATT & ASSoCIATES INC.8-17675 66 Ave.Surrey, BC, V3S 7X1T: 604-576-2838F: 604-576-2839W: www.kenwattassoc.com

kM RoBERTS & ASSoCIATES LTD.20-18812 96 Ave.Surrey, BC, V4N 3R1T: 604-882-8488F: 604-882-8678W: www.kmroberts.com

kRISLIN AgENCIES LTD.1490-2002 Victoria Ave.Regina, SK, S4P 0R7T: 306-565-3200F: 306-347-2888

LAPLANTE & ASSoCIATES1242 Labadie St.Longueuil, QC, J4N 1C7T: 450-670-8858F: 450-670-3958W: www.laplante-assoc.com

LEoNARD SALES2222 South Sheridan Way Unit 116Mississauga, ON, L5J 2M4T: 905-823-9159F: 905-823-3121

LUxTEC120-445 St-Jean-BaptisteQuebec City, QC, G2E 5N7T: 418-871-8039F: 418-871-0932W: www.luxtec.ca

MAC’S II AgENCIES LTD.1851 Brigantine Dr., Unit 100Coquitlam, BC, V3K 7B4T: 604-540-6646F: 604-540-6602W: www.macsii.com

MACkENzIE ASSoCIATES3-380 Sheldon Dr.Cambridge, ON, N1T 2C2T: 519-624-9901F: 519-624-1863W: www.mackenzieassociates.ca

MARITIME UTILITy AND INDUSTRIAL SALES LTD.121 Old Bay Bulls Rd.St. Johns, NF, A1S 1G3T: 709-368-4414F: 709-368-4415

MBS SALES & MARkETINg LTD.115 Hemlock Dr., RR 2Carleton Place, ON, K7C 3P2T: 613-257-8815F: 613-257-8526W: www.mbssales.com

MERIDIAN ELECTRIC LTD.295 Alliance Rd., Unit 16Milton, ON, L9T 4W8T: 905-876-3333F: 905-876-4725W: www.meridianelectric.ca

MILhAM INDUSTRIES LTD.11-1520 Cliveden Ave. W.Delta, BC, V3M 6J8T: 604-395-1144F: 604-522-1753

MILLER INSTRUMENTS LTD.1-3871 North Fraser WayBurnaby, BC, V5J 5G6T: 604-431-8882F: 604-431-8714W: www.miller.bc.ca

MINITAUR SySTEMS INC.9482-51 AvenueEdmonton, AB, T6E 5A6T: 780-430-7954F: 780-438-2452W: www.minitaur.com

MIRCoMES ToRoNTo25 Interchange WayVaughan (Toronto), ON, L4K 5W3T: 905-660-4655F: 888-660-4113W: www.mircomestoronto.com/

MoTIoN CANADA1450 Meyerside DriveMississauga, ON, L5T 2N5T: 800-526-9328F: 905-696-9308W: www.motionindustries.com

MTP INSTRUMENTS INC.4409, Rue CharleroiMontreal, QC, H1H 1T6T: 888-326-7167F: 866-326-7835W: www.mtpinc.com

MUNDEN ENTERPRISES LTD.612-130 Solutions Dr.Halifax, NS, B3S 0B8T: 902-477-6666F: 902-477-5561W: www.mundenenterprises.com

Wolfville, NS................902-542-9796Maplewood, NS ..........902-644-1258Fredericton, NB ...........506-453-0635

NEUMANN MARkINg SoLUTIoNS#18, 7251-67 St.Edmonton, AB, T6B 3N3T: 780-434-9152F: 780-430-1382W: www.neumannmarking.com

NoBEL-TECk INC.908, rue BerlierLaval, QC, H7L 4K5T: 450-667-8487W: www.nobelteck.com

NoRThERN SALES AgENCy3505 Falconbridge Hwy.Garson, ON, P3L 1E6T: 705-693-2066F: 705-693-3248

NoRThwEST ELECTRICAL SoLUTIoNSUnit 496 - 7184 120th StreetSurrey, BC, V3W 0M6T: 604-630-5800F: 604-629-6145W: www.northwestelectricalsolutions.com

NovA PowER SAvINgS5168 Hwy. 2Grand Lake, NS, B2T 1B5T: 902-860-4993F: 902-860-1253W: www.novapowersavings.com

oNTECh ELECTRICAL SALES LIMITED750-2 Robert Speck Pkwy.Mississauga, ON, L4Z 1H8T: 905-277-2323F: 905-828-7172W: www.ontechsales.com

PMC AgENCIES LTD163 Suzuki StNew Westminster, BC, V3M6T5T: 604-644-3781F: 604-521-2326

PowERCo CANADA INC.10-2928 18 Street N.E.Calgary, AB, T2E 7B1T: 403-252-2444F: 403-252-2415W: www.powerco.ca

Surrey, BC ...................604-377-8553

PowERCoN21 Gunton Dr.Etobicoke, ON, M9W 3G9T: 416-740-6140W: www.powercon.ca

PRIMARy PowER DESIgNS INC.205 Mackenzie Ave.Ajax, ON, L1S 2G1T: 905-426-2952F: 905-426-6016W: www.primarypowergroup.com

PvE ASSoCIATES190 Britannia Rd. E.Mississauga, ON, L4Z 1W6T: 905-890-3161F: 905-890-3501

RoBLAN Cook AgENCIES LTD.#19-503 13 St. S.E.Calgary, AB, T2G 5M9T: 403-214-2077F: 403-214-2081

RS ELECTRICAL SUPPLy160 Brunel RoadMississauga, ON, L4Z 1T5T: 1-866-980-7376F: 905-501-7471W: www.rselectricalsupply.com

S & D MARkETINg LTD.48 Trider Cres., Unit 6Dartmouth, NS, B3B 1R6T: 902-835-1532F: 902-835-1402W: www.sdmarketing.ca

SLS LIghTINg22 West 2nd Ave.Vancouver, BC, V5Y 1B3T: 604-874-2226F: 604-874-4949W: www.sls-lighting.com

STL LIghTINg gRoUP28 John Bricker RdCambridge, ON, N3H 4R8T: 519-620-9135W: www.stllighting.com

TEChNALINES MANUfACTURERS AgENCy3212-115 St.Edmonton, AB, T6J 3H8T: 780-430-0330F: 780-437-4259W: www.technalines.com

TMC SALESPO Box 21021Winnipeg, MB, R3R 3R2T: 204-837-5036F: 204-888-6171W: www.tmcsales.ca

TRELEC1848 St-AngeQuebec, QC, G2G 0E3T: 418-809-8919F: 418-878-8920W: www.trelec.ca

Montreal, QC ...............514-743-3888

w.g. MooRE & ASSoCIATES LTD.1733 Wingrove Ave.Innisfil, ON, L9S 1S4T: 705-431-0045F: 705-436-4555W: www.moorelighting.ca

w.M. NIvEN ASSoCIATES LTD.382 Centennial Rd.Scarborough, ON, M1C 2A3T: 416-449-1545F: 416-449-1025

wALTECh ASSoCIATESG3-2000 Appleby LineBurlington, ON, L7L 7H7T: 905-466-7417F: 905-315-8492W: www.waltechassociates.com

wCD TEChNICAL SoLUTIoNS INC.897 St. Charles St. W.Woolwich, ON, N0B 1M0T: 519-588-9701F: 519-578-4798W: www.industronic.com

wEBCo LIghTINg PRoDUCTS INC.1576 Kirkpatrick WayLondon, ON, N6K 5A3T: 519-657-2106F: 866-257-7711W: www.webcolighting.com

wESTREP MARkETINg INC.2529 Shaughnessy Street BOX 41151Port Coquitlam, BC, V3C 5Z9T: 604-544-4994W: www.westrepmarketing.com

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traininG, education & service

College of new Caledonia3330-22nd Ave.Prince George, BC, V2N 1P8T: 250-562-2131F: 250-561-5861W: www.cnc.bc.ca

College of The noRTh aTlanTiC (Cna)432 Massachusetts Dr., PO Box 5400Stephenville, NF, A2N 2Z6T: 709-643-7701F: 709-643-7808W: www.cna.nl.ca

ConesToga College insTiTuTe of TeCh. and adv. leaRn.299 Doon Valley Dr.Kitchener, ON, N2G 4M4T: 519-748-5220F: 519-895-1097W: www.conestogac.on.ca

ConfedeRaTion College of applied aRTs and TeChnology1450 Nakina D., PO Box 398Thunder Bay, ON, P7C 4W1T: 807-475-6112F: 807-623-3956W: www.confederationc.on.ca

Csa100-5060 Spectrum WayMississauga, ON, L4W 5N6T: 800-463-6727W: www.csa.caCSA Standards (CSA) publishes over 3,000 standards for the safety, design and performance of a wide range of products and services spanning 54 industry sectors and provides training support to aid implementation.

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duRhaM College2000 Simcoe St. N.Oshawa, ON, L1H 7L7T: 905-721-2000F: 905-721-3140W: www.durhamc.on.ca

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eleCTRiCal College of CanadaMississauga, ON..... 905-614-1444Vaughan, ON........... 905-264-1412

W: www.electricalcollege.ca

eleCTRiCal indusTRy TRaining CenTRe200-3623 29 Street NortheastCalgary, AB, T1Y 5W4T: 403-291-2787F: 403-291-7027W: www.eitca.ca

eleCTRiCal safeTy auThoRiTy202-155A Matheson Blvd. E.Mississauga, ON, L5T 3L5W: www.esasafe.com

eleCTRiCian liCense2 - 435 Horner AvToronto, ON, M8W 4W3T: 416-319-3299F: 416-849-4224W: www.electricianlicense.com

esps eleCTRiCal safeTy pRogRaM soluTions inC.Suite 401, 14-900 Village LaneOkotokos, AB, T1S1Z6T: 403 532-9050W: www.esps.ca

euCi350-4643 S. Ulster St.Denver, CO, 80237 USAT: 303-770-8800 x 262F: 303-741-0849W: www.euci.com

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fanshawe College of applied aRTs and TeChnology1001 Fanshawe College Blvd., PO Box 7005London, ON, N5Y 5R6T: 519-452-4430F: 519-452-4420W: www.fanshawec.ca

fleMing College599 Brealey Dr.Peterborough, ON, K9J 7B1T: 705-749-5530F: 705-749-5540W: www.flemingcollege.ca

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geoRge BRown College of applied aRTs and TeChnology500 MacPherson Ave., PO Box 1015, Stn. BToronto, ON, M5T 2T9T: 416-415-2000F: 416-415-4993W: www.georgebrown.ca

geoRgian College of applied aRTs and TeChnologyOne Georgian Dr.Barrie, ON, L4M 3X9T: 705-728-1968F: 705-722-5123W: www.georgianc.on.ca

gReaT plains College701 Dominion St.Biggar, SK, S0K 0M0T: 306-948-3363F: 306-948-2094

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holland College140 Weymouth St.Charlottetown, PE, C1A 4Z1T: 902-629-4217F: 902-629-4239W: www.hollandc.pe.ca

huMBeR College - CenTRe foR TRades and TeChnology110 Carrier DriveToronto, ON, M9W 5R1T: 416.675.6622 Ext. 78038W: www.humber.ca

independenT eleCTRiCiTy sysTeM opeRaToR655 Bay Street, Suite 410Toronto ON M5G 2K4W: www.ieso.ca

infRasTRuCTuRe healTh & safeTy assoC.5110 Creekbank Road, Suite 400Mississauga ON L4W 0A1W: www.ihsa.ca

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keyano College8115 Franklin Ave.Fort McMurray, AB, T9H 2H7T: 403-791-4840F: 403-791-4841W: www.keyano.ca

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l. sToCh and assoCiaTes4264 Flitter Crt.Mississauga, ON, L5L 2H8T: 905-828-2262F: 905-828-2526W: www.lstoch.ca

lakeland College5707-47 Ave. W.Vermilion, AB, T9X 1K5T: 780-853-8400F: 780-853-2955W: www.lakelandc.ab.ca

laMBTon College of applied aRTs and TeChnology1457 London Rd., PO Box 969Sarnia, ON, N7T 7K4T: 519-542-7751W: www.lambton.on.ca

leThBRidge CoMMuniTy College3000 College Dr. S.Lethbridge, AB, T1K 1L6T: 403-320-3200F: 403-320-1461W: www.lethbridgecollege.ab.ca

lighT BRigade inC. (The)837 Industry Dr.Tukwila, WA, 98188 USAT: 206-575-0404F: 206-575-0405W: www.lightbrigade.com

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Mississauga TRaining ConsulTanTs6117 Clover Ridge Cres.Mississauga, ON, L5N 7B2T: 905-785-8012W: www.fiberoptictraining.com

Mohawk College of applied aRTs and TeChnologyFennell Ave. & West 5thHamilton, ON, L8N 3T2T: 905-575-1212F: 905-575-2330W: www.mohawkc.on.ca

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new BRunswiCk CoMMuniTy College (nBCC)PO Box 6000Fredericton, NB, E3B 5H1T: 506-453-2597F: 506-453-7913W: www.nbcc.nb.ca

noRTh island College2300 Ryan Rd.Courtenay, BC, V9N 8N6T: 250-334-5000F: 250-334-5018W: www.nic.bc.ca

noRTheRn alBeRTa insTiTuTe of TeChnology (naiT)11762-106 St.Edmonton, AB, T5G 2R1T: 780-471-8874F: 780-471-8448W: www.nait.ca

noRTheRn College of applied aRTs and TeChnologyHighway 101 E., PO Box 3211Timmins, ON, P4N 8R6T: 705-235-3211F: 705-235-7279W: www.northernc.on.ca

noRThlands CollegePO Box 1000Air Ronge, SK, S0J 1L0T: 306-425-4480F: 306-425-2696W: www.northlandscollege.sk.ca

nova sCoTia CoMMuniTy College (nsCC)5685 Leeds St.Halifax, NS, B3J 2X1T: 902-491-6722F: 902-491-4828W: www.nscc.ca

onTaRio College of TRades655 Bay Street, Suite 600Toronto ON M5G 2K4W: www.collegeoftrades.ca

onTaRio eneRgy BoaRdP.O. Box 23192300 Yonge Street, 27th FloorToronto ON M4P 1E4W: www.ontarioenergyboard.ca

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pRe-appRenTiCeship TRaining insTiTuTe100-10 Kodiak Cres.Toronto, ON, M3J 3G5T: 416-638-1025F: 416-638-3993W: www.patinstitute.ca

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Red deeR College56th Ave. - 32nd St.Red Deer, AB, T4N 5H5T: 403-342-3300F: 403-340-8940W: www.rdc.ab.ca

Red RiveR College of applied aRTs, sCienCe and TeChnology2055 Notre Dame Ave.Winnipeg, MB, R3H 0J9T: 204-632-3960F: 204-632-9661W: www.rrc.mb.ca

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saskaTChewan insTiTuTe of applied sCienCe and TeChnology (siasT)400-119 4th Ave. S.Saskatoon, SK, S7K 5X2T: 306-933-7331F: 306-933-5352W: www.goSIAST.com

saulT College of applied aRTs and TeChnologyPO Box 60Sault Ste Marie, ON, P6A 5L3T: 705-759-6774F: 705-759-1319W: www.saultc.on.ca

selkiRk College2001 Silver King Rd.Nelson, BC, V1L 1C8T: 250-352-6601F: 250-352-3180W: www.selkirk.ca

sheRidan insTiTuTe of TeChnology and advanCed leaRning1430 Trafalgar Rd.Oakville, ON, L6H 2L1T: 905-845-9430F: 905-815-4027W: www.sheridanc.on.ca

sT. lawRenCe CollegeKing & PortsmouthKingston, ON, K7L 5A6T: 613-544-5400F: 613-545-3920W: www.sl.on.ca

T

ThoMpson RiveR univeRsiTy900 McGill Rd.Kamloops, BC, V2C 5N3T: 250-828-5000F: 250-828-5159W: www.tru.ca

u

univeRsiTy College of The noRTh436 Seventh St., PO Box 3000The Pas, MB, R9A 1M7T: 204-627-8500F: 204-623-7316W: www.ucn.mb.ca

W

winnipeg TeChniCal College130 Henlow BayWinnipeg, MB, R3Y 1G4T: 204-989-6500F: 204-488-4152W: www.wtc.mb.ca

y

yukon College500 College Dr.Whitehorse, YT, Y1A 5K4T: 867-668-8710F: 867-668-8890W: www.yukoncollege.yk.ca

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Distributors

ALBERTA

allTRa engineeRing seRviCes lTd.201, 334-53 Ave. S.E.Calgary, AB T2H 0N3T: 403-287-1510F: 403-243-8623

anixTeR CanadaCalgary, AB .................403-250-9646

W: www.anixter.com

BaRTle & giBson Co. lTd.13475 Fort Rd.Edmonton, AB T5A 1C6T: 780-472-2850F: 780-476-6686

Airdrie, AB ...................403-945-9481Barrhead, AB...............780-674-4255Calgary, AB .................403-216-6717Calgary AB, AB ............403-291-1099Edmonton, AB .............780-483-1411Edmonton, AB .............780-437-7767Edson, AB ...................780-723-6180Fort McMurray, AB ......780-743-4476Lethbridge, AB ............403-320-0411Medicine Hat, AB ........403-527-3565Spruce Grove, AB ........780-962-4891

W: www.bartlegibson.com

BRews supply12203 40 St. SECalgary, AB T2Z 4E6T: 403-243-1144F: 403-243-2975

Edmonton, AB .............780-452-3730Grande Prairie, AB .......780-814-8234Medicine Hat, AB ........403-526-2773Red Deer , AB .............403-343-6950

W: www.brewssupply.com

CenTuRyvallen4810-92 Ave.Edmonton, AB T6B 2X4T: 780-468-3366

Bonnyville, AB .............780-826-3131Calgary, AB .................403-287-1690Cambridge, AB ............519-658-4182Edmonton EG, AB ........780-468-3366Edmonton ES, AB ........780-430-4000Edmonton WE, AB .......780-454-0471Fort McMurray, AB ......780-743-4336Grande Prairie, AB .......780-532-0843Lethbridge, AB ............403-329-4747Medicine Hat, AB ........403-526-6461Nisku, AB ....................780-986-1525Red Deer, AB ...............403-343-6671

W: www.centuryvallen.com

delCo wiRe and CaBle lTd.Calgary, AB .................800-649-7916

W: www.delcowire.com

eCs eleCTRiCal CaBle supply lTd.Calgary, AB .................403-250-9211Edmonton, AB .............780-436-9380

W: www.ecswire.com

eeCol eleCTRiC63 Sunpark Dr. S.E.Calgary, AB T2X 3V4T: 403-253-1952F: 403-252-6441

Airdrie, AB ...................403-945-9761Bonnyville, AB .............780-826-7220Brooks, AB ..................403-362-3008Calgary, AB .................403-243-5594Calgary, AB .................403-250-3330Calgary, AB .................403-236-2182Edmonton, AB .............780-468-6141Edmonton, AB .............780-451-6481Fort McMurray, AB ......780-791-1835Grande Prairie, AB .......780-532-8750High Level, AB.............780-926-4839Lethbridge, AB ............403-328-2353Medicine Hat, AB ........403-527-7189Red Deer, AB ...............403-343-3101Slave Lake , AB ...........780-805-8880

W: www.eecol.com

eleCTRiC poweR geneRaTing equipMenT inC.14650-118 Ave.Edmonton, AB T5L 2M8T: 800-385-4421W: www.raylewpower.com

eleCTRiCal wholesaleRs (CalgaRy) lTd.1224 34 Ave. N.E.Calgary, AB T2E 6L9T: 403-250-7060F: 403-291-4898W: www.ewcl.net

eleCTRiCal wholesaleRs edMonTon lTd. (ewel)14830 124 Ave NWEdmonton, AB T5L 3B3T: 780-451-2311F: 780-455-1504

Edmonton South, AB ...780-432-2400Sherwood Park, AB .....780-417-9770

W: www.ewel.ca

eleCTRo soniC gRoup inC.Calgary, AB .................800-567-6642

W: www.e-sonic.com

g2 solaR CoRp.2-1911 25A St. S.W.Calgary, AB T3E 1Y6T: 403-451-9065F: 800-690-2392W: www.g2solarcorp.com

gesCan pRaiRies5005-12A St. S.E.Calgary, AB T2G 5L5T: 403-253-7171F: 403-255-7141

Airdrie, AB ...................403-945-9993Calgary, AB .................403-253-7171Edmonton, AB .............780-455-7171Fort McMurray, AB ......780-743-8342Grande Prairie, AB .......780-539-7750Lethbridge, AB ............403-327-4184Red Deer, AB ...............403-343-9465

W: www.gescan.com

gRayBaR Canada105-2765 48 Avenue NECalgary, AB T3J 5M9T: 403-250-5554F: 403-250-2050

Edmonton, AB .............780-701-4530W: www.graybarcanada.com

guillevin inTeRnaTional CoMpany

Calgary, AB .................403-287-0155Edmonton, AB .............780-454-3535

W: www.guillevin.com

halo MeTRiCs inC.Calgary (Regional Office), AB ............................800-667-9199

W: www.halometrics.com

hd supply liTeMoRCalgary, AB .................403-253-7033Edmonton, AB .............780-451-6525

W: www.litemor.com

iTM insTRuMenTsSherwood Park, AB .....780-409-9278

W: www.itm.com

loRd eleCTRiCal indusTRial disTRiBuToRs lTd.9757 54 Ave.Edmonton, AB T6E 5J4T: 708-438-5878F: 780-436-2405

Calgary, AB .................403-236-9893W: www.lordelec.com

MaRTin eleCTRiCal agenCies1319 54 St.Edmonton, AB T6L 2A7T: 780-463-1626F: 780-485-1704

nedCo wesT (a div. of Rexel Canada eleCTRiCal inC.)

Calgary, AB .................403-508-7999Edmonton, AB .............780-465-9511Fort McMurray, AB ......780-743-3461Lloydminster, AB .........780-875-1335Red Deer, AB ...............403-348-5162

W: west.nedco.ca

noRaMCo wiRe & CaBle4328-55th Ave.Edmonton, AB T6B 3S2T: 780-468-5678F: 780-465-5614Calgary, AB.................. 403-291-2955

on poweR sysTeMs inC.Calgary, AB .................403-568-6600

W: www.onpower.com

onToR liMiTedCalgary, AB .................403-585-5339Edmonton, AB ..............403 585 5339

W: www.ontor.com

poweRwRighT Canada inCCalgary, AB .................778-588-7417

W: www.powerwright.com

ToRBRaM eleCTRiC supplyCalgary (NE), AB ...........403-291 6855Calgary (SE), AB ...........403-235 9900Leduc, AB ...................780-612-8880

W: www.torbramelectric.com

ToTal poweR liMiTedCalgary, AB .................403-730-9800Edmonton, AB .............780-429-1611

W: www.totalpower.ca

valvo eleCTRiCal supply lTd.5838-87A St.Edmonton, AB T6E-5Z1T: 780-466-8078F: 780-468-1181W: www.falvo.com

wainBee liMiTedCalgary, AB .................403-236-1133Edmonton, AB .............780-434-9528

W: www.wainbee.com

wesCo aiRCRafT (The speCialTy pRoduCTs gRoup)

Calgary, AB .................877-572-2893W: www.interfast.ca

wesCo disTRiBuTion Canada lpCalgary, AB .................403-253-7561Edmonton, AB .............780-452-7920Fort McMurray, AB ......780-799-4337Grande Prairie, AB .......780-539-2110Red Deer, AB ...............403-343-2113

W: www.wesco.ca

wesTBuRne eleCTRiC (wesT)3724-8 St. SECalgary, AB T2G 3A7T: 403-243-4214F: 403-214-6238

Calgary (Airport), AB ..403-250-9497Edmonton (North, AB .780-452-3131Edmonton (Projects), AB .. 780-733-2249Edmonton (South), AB 780-469-0475Fort McMurray, AB .....780-743-0378Grande Prairie, AB .....780-532-9021Lloydminster, AB .......780-875-6236Whitecourt, AB ..........780-778-3605

W: www.westburne.ca

BRITISH COLUMBIA

anixTeR CanadaRichmond, BC .............604-276-0366

W: www.anixter.com

BaRTle & giBson Co. lTd.Chilliwack, BC .............604-792-0866Courtenay, BC .............250-334-0645Kelowna, BC ...............250-769-3101Langford, BC ...............250-389-1073Maple Ridge, BC .........604-467-1535Nanaimo, BC ...............250-758-1771

North Vancouver, BC ...604-988-4141Prince George, BC .......250-562-5505Saanich, BC ................250-727-9976Surrey, BC ...................604-502-9122Vancouver, BC .............604-253-2779Whistler, BC ................604-932-4871

W: www.bartlegibson.com

CenTuRyvallenElkford, BC ..................250-865-7555Trail, BC ......................250-364-2573Winnipeg, BC ..............204-668-8886


CesCo eleCTRiCal supply lTd.110A-3430 Brighton Ave.Burnaby, BC V5A 3H4T: 604-294-4604F: 604-294-2905W: www.cescoelectrical.com

e.B. hoRsMan & son19295 25 Ave.Surrey, BC V3Z 3X1T: 778-545-9916F: 778-545-3099

Burnaby, BC ................604-292-4800Burnaby - Albrite Lighting, BC ...........................604-292-4820Campbell River, BC .....250-287-9265Courtenay, BC .............250-334-0338Cranbrook, BC ............250-489-4591Dawson Creek , BC .....250-782-4896Duncan, BC .................250-748-3377Fort Nelson, BC ...........250-233-8570Kamloops, BC .............250-374-3191Kitimat, BC ..................250-632-3774Langley, BC .................604-533-1275Parksville, BC ..............250-954-1797Penticton, BC ..............250-492-4032Prince George, BC .......250-563-0575Richmond, BC .............604-273-1981Surrey, BC ...................604-596-7111Terrace, BC .................250-635-6379Vernon, BC ..................250-545-2191Victoria - Albrite Lighting, BC ...........................250-475-1999Williams Lake, BC .......250-392-7795

W: www.ebhorsman.com

eCs eleCTRiCal CaBle supply lTd.13330 Maycrest WayRichmond, BC V6V 2J7T: 604-276-9913F: 604-276-9915

Vancouver, BC .............604-276-9473Victoria, BC .................250-361-9199

W: www.ecswire.com

eeCol eleCTRiCChilliwack, BC .............604-792-9244Courtenay, BC .............250-338-5100Cranbrook, BC ............250-426-2555Fort St. John, BC .........250-261-6776Kamloops, BC .............250-372-0630Surrey, BC ...................604-502-5670

W: www.eecol.com

eleCTRo soniC gRoup inC.Burnaby, BC ................604-273-2911

W: www.e-sonic.com

engRaveR’s expRess inC.705-20381 62 Ave.Langley, BC V3A 5E6T: 604-533-3467F: 604-533-0229W: www.engraversexpress.com

gesCan BC2441 United Blvd.Coquitlam, BC V3K 6A8T: 604-472-7130F: 604-472-7150W: www.gescan.com

gRayBaR CanadaVancouver, BC .............604-676-4400

W: www.graybarcanada.com

guillevin inTeRnaTional CoMpanyCampbell River, BC .....250-286-1055Coquitlam, BC .............604-395-3000Cranbrook, BC ............250-426-2267Fort St. John, BC .........250-785-3375Kamloops, BC .............250-374-0044Nanaimo, BC ...............250-758-3362Prince George, BC .......250-960-4300Trail, BC ......................250-364-2526


halo MeTRiCs inC.Vancouver (Head Office), BC ...........................800-667-9199


hd supply liTeMoRCoquitlam, BC .............604-945-7131

W: www.litemor.com

lighT ResouRCe24 West 2nd Ave.Vancouver, BC V5Y 1B3T: 604-688-7541F: 604-688-7597W: www.light-resource.com

liTe-sCape eleCTRiCal supply4-8433 Harvard PlaceChilliwack, BC V2P 7Z5T: 888-739-3555

Burnaby, BC ................604-428-9898W: www.lite-scape.com

nedCo wesT (a div. of Rexel Canada eleCTRiCal inC.)4455 No. 6 Rd.Richmond, BC V6V 1P8T: 604-231-4600F: 604-273-5567

Langley, BC .................604-530-0771Nanaimo, BC ...............250-756-1177North Vancouver, BC ...604-985-0466Penticton, BC ..............250-492-8365Prince George, BC .......250-563-1292Quesnel, BC ................250-992-6008Richmond, BC .............604-273-2244Surrey, BC ...................604-501-2244Vancouver, BC .............604-899-0229Vernon, BC ..................250-545-5391Victoria, BC .................250-383-1116

W: west.nedco.ca

noRaMCo wiRe & CaBle480 A Tennyson PlaceVictoria, BC V8Z 6S8T: 250-389-6066F: 250-389-2824

noRaMCo wiRe & CaBle70 Glacier St.Coquitlam, BC V3K 5Y9T: 604-472-6980F: 604-472-6981W: www.noramco.ca

on poweR sysTeMs inC.Vancouver, BC .............250-452-9913

W: www.onpower.com

poweRwRighT Canada inCVancouver, BC .............778-588-7417

W: www.powerwright.com

TexCan1420 Derwent WayDelta, BC V3M 6H9T: 604-528-3600F: 604-528-3790W: www.texcan.com

ToRBRaM eleCTRiC supplyAbbotsford, BC ............604-864-6411 Burnaby, BC ................604-320-3333Chilliwack, BC .............604-792-9330Courtenay, BC .............250-338-6366Kelowna, BC ...............250-868-0818Langley, BC .................604-539-9339Nanaimo, BC ...............250-716-9227Penticton, BC ..............250-492-8299Port Coquitlam, BC ......604-472-0272Richmond, BC .............604-303-8855Salmon Arm, BC .........250-832-7790

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Surrey, BC ...................604-501-0500Vancouver, BC .............604-709-9911Vancouver (North), BC ...604-983-0339Vernon, BC ..................250-550-3088Victoria, BC .................250-480-4818


ToTal poweR liMiTedMaple Ridge, BC .........604-460-7949

W: www.totalpower.ca

wainBee liMiTedPrince George, BC .......250-564-3230Vancouver, BC .............604-278-4288

W: www.wainbee.com


Vancouver, BC .............800-663-0938W: www.interfast.ca

wesCo disTRiBuTion Canada lpAbbotsford, BC ............604-859-3111Burnaby, BC ................604-299-5566Castlegar, BC ..............250-365-0545Fort St. John, BC .........250-261-6738Kamloops, BC .............250-374-2112Kelowna, BC ...............250-862-8200Nanaimo, BC ...............250-758-1777Prince George, BC .......250-562-3306Richmond, BC .............604-270-7873Surrey, BC ...................604-599-1100Vancouver, BC .............604-215-2078Victoria, BC .................250-382-7265

W: www.wesco.ca

wesTBuRne eleCTRiC (wesT)Abbotsford, BC ............604-864-9444Burnaby, BC ................604-205-2700Courtenay, BC .............250-334-3148Kamloops, BC .............250-374-1331Kelowna, BC ...............250-860-4988Kitimat, BC ..................250-632-2148Nanaimo, BC ...............250-716-1333North Vancouver, BC ...604-985-9531Port Albernie , BC ........250-723-2451Prince George, BC .......250-562-3111Richmond, BC .............604-270-0450Squamish, BC .............604-892-9330Surrey, BC ...................604-574-7882Victoria, BC .................250-475-1900

W: www.westburne.ca

whiTe RadioBurnaby, BC ................800-667-7670

W: www.whiteradio.com

wide loyal developMenT lTd.3830 Jacombes Rd.Richmond, BC V6V 1Y6T: 604-303-0931F: 604-303-0932W: www.wideloyal.com

MANITOBA

anixTeR CanadaWinnipeg, MB .............204-633-6631

W: www.anixter.com

B.a. RoBinson Co. lTd. eleCTRiCal590 King Edward St.Winnipeg, MB R3H 0S2T: 204-452-2741F: 204-284-8495

Brandon, MB ...............204-728-3560Steinbach, MB ............204-326-2000Winkler, MB ................204-331-4433Winnipeg, MB .............204-452-2741Winnipeg, MB .............204-452-4531

W: www.barobinson.com/electrical

ChoiCe eleCTRiCal supply1540 Saskatchewan AvenueWinnipeg, MB R3H 0G7T: 204-783-2333

del’s disTRiBuToRs lTd.1400 Wall St.Winnipeg, MB R3E 2S3T: 204-775-0696F: 204-772-1461W: www.delsdistributors.ca

eg penneR200 Park Rd. W.Steinbach, MB R5G 1A1T: 204-326-1325F: 204-326-5590W: www.egpenner.com

eleCTRo soniC gRoup inC.Winnipeg, MB .............800-567-6642

W: www.e-sonic.com

gesCan pRaiRiesWinnipeg, MB .............204-668-8886

W: www.gescan.com

hd supply liTeMoRWinnipeg, MB .............204-633-1933

W: www.litemor.com

kva dynaMo inC.572 McTavish St.Winnipeg, MB R2J 2W5T: 204-237-4490F: 204-233-5306W: www.kvadynamo.com


Winnipeg, MB .............204-694-1313W: west.nedco.ca

noRaMCo wiRe & CaBle1266 Border StreetWinnipeg, MB R3H 0M6T: 204 661-8302F: 204-663-3898

wainBee liMiTedWinnipeg, MB .............204-632-4558

W: www.wainbee.com

wesTBuRne eleCTRiC (MidwesT)1-1650 Notre Dame Ave.Winnipeg, MB R3H 0Y7T: 204-954-9900F: 204-954-9898

Brandon, MB ...............204-571-2333Dauphin, MB ...............204-638-5328St. Boniface (Winnipeg), MB ...........................204-954-9901Thompson, MB ...........204-778-7041Winnipeg, MB .............204-954-9900

W: www.westburne.ca

NEW BRUNSWICK

BiRd-sTaiRs670 Wilsey Rd.Fredericton, NB E3B 7K4T: 506-453-9915F: 506-453-0513W: www.birdstairs.ca

eddy gRoup liMiTed662 Saint Anne St.Bathurst, NB E2A 3Z1T: 506-546-6631F: 506-546-7322

Bathurst, NB ...............506-546-6631Fredericton, NB ...........506-443-5700Miramichi, NB .............506-622-1754Saint John, NB ............506-634-3020

W: www.eddygroup.com

gRayBaR Canada /haRRis & RooMe supply

Florenceville, NB .........506-392-6084Fredericton, NB ...........506-458-8265Moncton, NB ...............506-853-8188Saint John, NB ............506-634-2094


guillevin inTeRnaTional CoMpanyBathurst, NB ...............506-546-8220Miramichi, NB .............506-622-2846Moncton, NB ...............506-856-9170


liTeCo inC.351 Carleton St.Fredricton, NB E3B 3T8T: 506-458-9333

F: 506-458-9527Dieppe, NB .................506-382-5713Moncton, NB ...............506-857-4171Saint John, NB ............506-458-1600Sussex, NB .................506-433-1334

W: www.liteco.ca

nedCo aTlanTiC hqMoncton, NB ...............506-853-8676Saint John, NB ............506-634-0497

W: www.nedco.ca

souRCe aTlanTiC331 Chesley Dr.Saint John, NB E2L 4E4T: 506-632-1000F: 506-633-1000

Bathurst, NB ...............506-548-4411Moncton, NB ...............506-635-5695Saint John, NB ............506-635-5695Tracy, NB ....................506-368-7311

W: www.sourceatlantic.ca

wesCo disTRiBuTion Canada lpMoncton, NB ...............506-857-8600

W: www.wesco.ca

wesTBuRne eleCTRiC (queBeC)Edmunston, NB ...........506-737-8849

W: www.westburne.ca

NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR

anixTeR CanadaSt. John’s, NL ..............709-754-0300

W: www.anixter.com

eCs eleCTRiCal CaBle supply lTd.St. John’s, NL ..............709-754-0888

W: www.ecswire.com


Corner Brook , NL .......709-632-7315Grand Falls - Windsor, NL....................709-489-4161St. John’s, NL ..............709-722-6161Wabush, NL ................709-282-3555


guillevin inTeRnaTional CoMpanyCorner Brook, NL ........709-639-7194Goose Bay, NL ............709-896-3361Grand Falls, NL ...........709-489-5704St-John, NL ................709-722-1420


MCloughlan supplies lTd.22-24 Blackmarsh Rd., PO Box 877St. John’s, NL A1E 1S3T: 709-576-4091F: 709-576-0778

Cornerbrook, NL .........709-634-4712Grand Falls/Windsor, NL ..709-489-9206

W: www.mcloughlansupplies.com

nedCo aTlanTiC hqSt. John’s, NL ..............709-722-1301

W: www.nedco.ca

wesCo disTRiBuTion Canada lpSt. John’s, NL ..............709-726-9073

W: www.wesco.ca

NOVA SCOTIA

anixTeR CanadaDartmouth, NS ............902-468-8411

W: www.anixter.com

BiRd-sTaiRsDartmouth, NS ............902-468-1218Halifax, NS ..................902-455-1663

W: www.birdstairs.ca

eddy gRoup liMiTedAmherst, NS ...............902-667-5125Halifax, NS ..................902-450-3033Truro, NS.....................902-895-2851

W: www.eddygroup.com

gRayBaR Canada /haRRis & RooMe supply3600 Joseph Howe Dr.Halifax, NS B3K 5M7T: 902-457-8787F: 902-445-5808

Bathurst, NS ...............506-548-2922Bridgewater, NS ..........902-543-9155Dartmouth, NS ............902-468-6665Halifax, NS ..................902-443-8311Kentville, NS ...............902-678-2800New Glasgow, NS .......902-755-4673Sydney, NS .................902-564-5504Truro, NS.....................902-893-4251Yarmouth, NS ..............902-742-6771


guillevin inTeRnaTional CoMpanyDartmouth, NS ............902-468-7211Halifax, NS ..................902-454-7477Liverpool, NS ..............902-354-2886


hd supply liTeMoRDartmouth, NS ............902-468-1043

W: www.litemor.com

liTeCo inC.Bridgewater, NS ..........902-543-6800Dartmouth, NS ............902-482-1550Halifax, NS ..................902-420-2300Kentville, NS ...............902-678-2491Truro, NS.....................902-893-4201Yarmouth, NS ..............902-742-9201

W: www.liteco.ca

MCloughlan supplies lTd.Dartmouth, NS ............902-425-8533

W: www.mcloughlansupplies.com

nedCo aTlanTiC hq19 Gurholt Dr.Dartmouth, NS B3B 1J8T: 902-450-2100F: 902-450-5073

Bridgewater, NS ..........902-543-1112Dartmouth, NS ............902-481-2740Fredericton, NS ...........506-457-9020Halifax, NS ..................902-484-3000Kentville, NS ...............902-679-4237New Glasgow, NS .......902-753-2903Sydney, NS .................902-564-2645

W: www.nedco.ca

powRMaTiC of Canada lTd.Halifax, NS ..................902-454-8684

W: www.powrmatic.ca

souRCe aTlanTiCDartmouth, NS ............902-494-5054Halifax, NS ..................902-494-5266Sydney, NS .................902-567-3030Truro, NS.....................902-897-0787

W: www.sourceatlantic.ca

wainBee liMiTedDartmouth, NS ............902-468-1787

W: www.wainbee.com

wesCo disTRiBuTion Canada lpDartmouth, NS ............902-468-5851Sydney, NS .................902-562-5556

W: www.wesco.ca

ONTARIO

aBsoluTe sTainless fasTeneRs1-2800 Argentia Rd.Mississauga, ON L5N 8L2T: 905-567-8182F: 905-567-4664W: www.absofast.com

aCCess ConTRol sales lTd.161 Lakeshore Rd. E.Mississauga, ON L5G 4T9T: 800-567-1041F: 905-274-5552W: www.accesscontrolsales.com

ad Canada2195 Dunwin Dr.Mississauga, ON L5L 1X2T: 905-607-6600F: 905-607-9201W: www.ied.ca

advanCed MoTion & ConTRols lTd.26 Saunders Rd.Barrie, ON L4N 9A8T: 705-726-2260F: 705-726-5829

Mississauga, ON .........905-501-8011Waterloo, ON ..............519-888-7844

W: www.advancedmotion.com

ainswoRTh inC.131 Bermondsey Rd.Toronto, ON M4A 1X4T: 416-751-4420F: 416-751-9031W: www.ainsworth.com

alaRon insTRuMenTs inC1111 Davis Drive Unit #1 Suite #402Newmarket, ON L3Y 9E5T: 800 559 6238F: 800 576 7886W: www.alaron.ca

alpha ConTRols & insTRuMenTaTion361 Steelcase Road W, Suite 6Markham, ON L3R 3V8T: 905-477-2133F: 905-477-4219

Ottawa , ON ................800-567-8686W: www.alphacontrols.com

alTeCon daTa CoMMuniCaTions7510 Bath Rd.Mississauga, ON L4T 1L2T: 905-677-6500F: 905-677-6505W: www.altecon.com

aMs allTRoniCs inC.1352 Sagewood Cres.Oakville, ON L6M 4H4T: 905-844-5772F: 905-844-6263W: www.hard-to-find.net

anixTeR Canada200 Foster Cres.Mississauga, ON L5R 3Y5T: 905-568-8999F: 905-568-4470

Hamilton, ON ..............905-573-0446London, ON .................519-681-5130Ottawa, ON .................613-729-3611Sudbury, ON ...............705-560-4800Thunder Bay, ON .........807-623-8666

W: www.anixter.com

anoMeT inC.Unit 25Brampton, ON L7A 1C2T: 905-840-6868F: 905-840-6862W: www.anomet.com

apToluTion19-9033 Leslie St.Richmond Hill, ON L4B 4K3T: 905-907-8535F: 905-907-4775W: www.aptolution.com

aRMaTek auToMaTion inC10-5716 COOPERS AVENUEMISSISSAUGA, ON L4Z 2E8T: 905-366-0143F: 905-366-0144W: www.armatek.com

auToMaTion supply inC.2-38 McBrine PlaceKitchener, ON N2R 1G8T: 519-579-8512F: 519-579-0671W: www.automationsupply.ca

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auToMaTion suRplus inC.2-100 Sheldon Dr.Cambridge, ON N1R 7S7T: 519-622-8585F: 519-622-3929W: www.automationsurplusinc.com

Banvil 2000775 Main St. E.Milton, ON L9T 3Z3T: 905-878-1080F: 905-878-0272W: www.banvil2000.com

Bel volT sales lTd.1350 Birchmount Rd.Toronto, ON M1P 2E4T: 416-757-2277F: 416-757-9595W: www.belvolt.com

BRews supplyUtilities-Mississauga, ON ...........................905-564-1116

W: www.brewssupply.com

CaBle pRoTeCTion sysTeMs inC.2A-50 Craig St.Brantford, ON N3R 7J1T: 519-756-4600F: 519-756-3500W: www.cable-protection.com

CaBleflex inC.448 Dell St.Sudbury, ON P3B 2M4T: 705-674-5887F: 705-674-5067W: www.cableflexinc

Capella TeleCoMMuniCaTions inC.747 Monaghan Rd.Peterborough, ON K9J 5K2T: 800-668-0175F: 705-748-4535W: www.capella.ca

CenTuRyvallenMississauga, ON .........905-565-1686St. Catharines, ON ......905-688-1866


CeRCo CaBleMississauga, ON ..........905 670 3777

W: www.cercocable.com

ChadwiCk eleCTRiC supply liMiTed65 Nebo Rd.Hamilton, ON L8W 2C9T: 905-318-6069F: 905-318-1158W: www.chadwickelectric.ca

Chess ConTRols inC.11 Mary StreetSudbury, ON P3C 1B4T: 705-682-2828F: 705-682-0847W: www.chesscontrols.com

CoMpRevaC inC.3067 Jarrow Ave.Mississauga, ON L4X 2C6T: 905-624-4096F: 905-624-4099W: www.comprevac.com

CoMsToCk Canada lTd. an eMCoR CoMpany3455 Landmark Rd.Burlington, ON L7M 1T4T: 905-335-3333F: 905-335-3303W: www.comstockcanada.com

ConneCTRiC sysTeMs inC.28-207 Edgeley Blvd.Concord, ON L4K 4B5T: 905-669-0080F: 905-669-0082W: www.connectric.com

CoRds Canada lTd.62 Densley Ave.Toronto, ON M6M 5E1T: 416-242-6811F: 416-242-6819W: www.cordscanada.com

CoRnwall poweR equipMenT17339 Cornwall Ctr. Rd.Cornwall, ON K6K 1K6T: 613-938-8816F: 613-938-4802W: www.cpec.ca

Csi poweR & enviRonMenTal inC.850 Brock Rd. S., Unit 3Pickering, ON L1W 1Z8T: 800-465-1771W: www.csipower.com

dalTCo eleCTRiC & supply (1979) lTd.26 Lappan’s LaneKingston, ON K7L 4X6T: 613-546-3677F: 613-547-4121

Brockville, ON .............613-345-1411Kanata, ON .................613-592-5511

W: www.daltco.com

davis ConTRols lTd.2200 Bristol CircleOakville, ON L6H 5R3T: 905-829-2000F: 905-829-2630W: www.daviscontrols.com

delCo wiRe and CaBle lTd.1 Saramia Cres.Concord, ON L4K 3S6T: 905-669-2476F: 905-669-6869W: www.delcowire.com

diveRsified venTuRes13-100 Ironside Cres.Scarborough, ON M1X 1M9T: 416-293-8989F: 416-293-8840W: www.dventures.ca

dixon eleCTRiC (1983) lTd.1158 Lorne St.Sudbury, ON P3C 4S9T: 705-674-1981F: 705-674-2428

North Bay, ON .............705-474-9797Sault Ste. Marie, ON....705-541-9503Sudbury, ON ...............705-674-1981Timmins, ON ...............705-264-6100

W: www.dixonelectric.ca

duke eleCTRiC lTd.986 Barton St. E.Hamilton, ON L8L 3C7T: 905-547-9171F: 905-544-1522W: www.dukeelectric.com

duRhaM CenTRal fiRe sysTeMsUnit 12, 155 Winges Rd.Woodbridge, ON L4L 6C7T: 905-265-0557F: 905-265-0558W: www.durhamfire.com

eaRl o’neil eleCTRiC supply liMiTed150 Creditview Rd.Woodbridge, ON L4L 9N4T: 416-798-7722F: 416-798-7606

eCs eleCTRiCal CaBle supply lTd.

Hamilton, ON ..............905-385-1777Ottawa, ON .................613-282-4174Toronto, ON .................905-607-3232

W: www.ecswire.com

efsTon sCienCe3350 Dufferin St.Toronto, ON M6A 3A4T: 416-787-4581F: 416-787-5140W: www.etool.ca

eleCTRa supply inC.29 Cherry Blossom Rd.Cambridge, ON N3H 4R7T: 519-650-1182F: 519-650-1186

eleCTRiCal TesT Books6 Kenmore Ave.Toronto, ON M1K1B4T: 416-456-1827W: www.electricaltestbooks.com

eleCTRo RenT CoRpoRaTion1-210 Brunel Rd.Mississauga, ON L4Z 1T5T: 905-361-0943F: 905-361-0232W: www.electrorent.com

eleCTRo soniC gRoup inC.60 Renfrew DrMarkham, ON L3R 0E1T: 905-946-0100F: 905-946-1900W: www.e-sonic.com

eleCTRoMaTe39-4300 Steeles Avenue WestWoodbridge, ON L4L 4C2T: 905-850-7447F: 905-850-7451W: www.electromate.com

eleCTRoniC paCkaging sysTeMs lTd.758 Fortune Cres.Kingston, ON K7P 2T3T: 613-384-1142F: 613-384-6266W: www.eps.ca

eleCTRowind2 Taggart StreetGuelph, ON N1H 6L3T: 519-836-2280F: 519-836-6629W: www.electro-wind.com

eleCTRozad supply CoMpany liMiTed2900 Jefferson Blvd.Windsor, ON N8N 2M4T: 519-944-2900F: 519-944-2221

Chatham, ON ..............519-351-9777London, ON .................519-667-1442London, ON .................519-452-3444Sarnia, ON ..................519-336-8550

W: www.electrozad.com

espo eleCTRiCal supply inC.2-1182 South Service Rd. W.Oakville, ON L6L 5T7T: 905-465-1662F: 905-465-1665W: www.espoelectric.com

esTaTe lighTing & eleCTRiCal supply190 Bovaird Dr. W., Units 53-56Brampton, ON L7A 1A2T: 905-874-1022F: 905-874-0095W: www.estatelighting.ca

fiRsT Call auTo supply840 Industrial AveOttawa, ON K1G 4B8T: 613-521-3883W: www.firstcallautosupply.com

fRanklin eMpiRe inC.Hamilton, ON ..............905-578-3330Newmarket, ON ..........905-853-0911Ottawa, ON .................613-596-1144Scarborough, ON ........416-299-4443Toronto, ON .................416-248-0176

W: www.feinc.com

geoRge M. fRaseR lTd.3-900 McKay Rd.Pickering, ON L1W 3X8T: 905-420-6555F: 905-420-4333W: www.gmfraser.com

geRRie eleCTRiC wholesale liMiTed4104 South Service Rd.Burlington, ON L7L 4X5T: 905-681-3656F: 905-681-1774

Alliston, ON ..................705 434-9229Bolton, ON ..................905-857-9288Brantford , ON .............519-754-1166Burlington, ON ............905-681-3660Cambridge, ON ...........519-740-2912Concord, ON ...............416-213-7111Georgetown, ON .........905-877-2264Guelph, ON .................519-823-8442Hamilton, ON ..............905-548-0388Kitchener, ON ..............519-893-1932London , ON ................519-659-1234London (Hyde Park), ON ...........................519-641-4321Milton, ON ...................905-878-8406Mississauga, ON .........905-625-3118Oakville, ON ................905-845-2891Oakville (Lighting Sudio), ON ...........................905-845-2461Simcoe, ON .................519-428-2884St Thomas, ON ............519-633-1400St. Catharines, ON ......905-688-4212Welland, ON ................905-732-4473Woodstock, ON ...........519-539-4789

W: www.gerrie.com

gesCan onTaRio8160 Parkhill Dr.Milton, ON L9T 5V7T: 905-693-6311F: 905-693-6315

Thunder Bay, ON .........807-623-8404W: www.gescanontario.com

goRd gRanT eleCTRiC supply868 Falconbridge Rd.Sudbury, ON P3A 5K7T: 705-560-4170F: 705-560-5447

gRayBaR Canada130 Hayward Ave.Kitchener, ON N2C 2E4T: 519-576-4050F: 519-576-2402

Guelph, ON .................519-821-2580Hamilton, ON ..............905-547-8040Kitchener, ON ..............519-576-4050Markham, ON .............905-752-0767Mississagua, ON .........905-507-0533Niagara Falls, ON ........905-374-1113Ottawa, ON .................613-688-0124Sudbury, ON ...............705-521-0089Windsor, ON ................519-944-4414


guillevin inTeRnaTional Co175 Richmond Rd.Ottawa, ON K1Z 6W3T: 613-722-4611F: 613-722-4550W: www.guillevin.com

halo MeTRiCs inC.14-3600B Laird Rd.Mississauga, ON L5L 6A7T: 905-828-2588F: 905-828-6131

Toronto (Regional Office), ON ...........................800-667-3390


haRwell eleCTRiC supply2 Wilkinson RoadBrampton, ON L6T 4M3T: 905-456-2622F: 905-456-0540

Aurora, ON ..................905-727-3661Rexdale-Etobicoke, ON 416-749-1620

W: www.harwellelectric.com

hd supply liTeMoR100 Galcat Dr.Vaughan, ON L4L 0B9T: 905-264-5058

London, ON .................519-652-3550Ottawa, ON .................613-726-6666Vaughan, ON ...............905-850-4345

W: www.litemor.com

helix analyTix2611 Development DrBrockville, ON K6V 5V6T: 613-342-3439

Brockville, ON ................6133423439W: www.helixanalytix.ca

hill supplies pluMBing, eleCTRiCal, heaTing & lighTing157 Crosby AvenueRichmond Hill, ON l4c 2r3T: 905 883 0633F: 905 883 0777W: www.hillsupplies.com

hino TRuCks395 Ambassador Dr.Mississauga, ON L5T 2T3W: www.hinocanada.com

house of eleCTRiCal115B Shields CourtMarkham, ON L3R 5H8T: 905 752 2323F: 905 752 0114

Mississauga, ON .........905-670-5656W: www.houseofelectrical.com

hudCo eleCTRiC supply lTd. (ToRonTo)17-2901 Steeles Ave. W.,Toronto, ON M3J 3A5T: 416-663-5475F: 416-661-6885

Barrie, ON ...................705-719-7555Mississauga, ON .........905-362-2002

W: www.hudco.ca

i-l foCus inC.270-3044 Bloor St. W.Toronto, ON M8X 2Y8T: 416-604-7552W: www.infolinkcanada.com

iBis eleCTRo-pRoduCTs CoRp.50 Craig St, Unit #2ABrantford, ON N3R7J1T: 519-756-4299F: 519-756-3299W: www.ibisep.com

ideal supply Co lTd.1045 Wallace Ave. N.Listowel, ON N4W 3H7T: 519-291-1060F: 519-291-3170

Barrie, ON ...................705-728-5911Collingwood, ON .........705-445-9311Goderich, ON ..............519-524-8389Hanover, ON ................519-364-2960Huntsville, ON .............705-789-1818Kincardine, ON ............519-396-3381Midland, ON ................705-526-5488Orangeville, ON ...........519-941-1510Orillia, ON ...................705-325-1335Owen Sound, ON ........519-371-0810Stratford, ON ...............519-273-0650Woodstock, ON ...........519-539-7483

W: www.idealsupply.com

independenT eleCTRiC supply inC.48 Milner Ave.Scarborough, ON M1S 3P8T: 416-291-0048F: 416-291-0087

Concord, ON ...............905-669-7448W: www.independentelectric.ca

inTeReCT inC.510 Coronation Drive, Unit 17Toronto, ON M1E 4X6T: 416-282-9992F: 416-282-9993W: www.interect.ca

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ioC TeCh inC.5 McIntosh Drive, Suite 218Markham, ON L3R8C7T: 1-877-592-4704F: 1-877-724-4260W: www.ioctech.ca

iTC inC.89 Dolomite DriveToronto, ON M3J 2N1T: 416-663-7223F: 416-663-7224W: www.itcproducts.com

iTM insTRuMenTsNewmarket, ON ..........905-947-1771

W: www.itm.com

jenalex inC. eRgonoMiC pRoduCTs3230 Yonge St. # 1711Toronto, ON M4N 3P6T: 416-485-9487W: www.jenalex.ca

joMaR eleCTRiC Co. lTd.777 St. Clarens Ave.Toronto, ON M6H 3X3T: 416-536-2194F: 416-536-6608W: www.jomarelectric.com

king CaBle Canada CoRp.58-812 Pitt St.Cornwall, ON K6J 5R6T: 888-623-5060F: 613-932-7450W: www.kingcable.com

l.j. fleMing lTd.55 Industrial RdLeamington, ON N8H 4W4T: 519-326-4496F: 519-326-5174

lineMan’s TesTing laBoRaToRies46 Meridian RoadToronto, ON M9W 4Z7T: 416-742-6911F: 416-748-0290W: www.ltl.ca

ManufaCTuReRs auToMaTion inC.680 Davenport Rd.Waterloo, ON N2V 2C3T: 800-387-6268F: 519-746-3047W: www.manuauto.com

MaRChand eleCTRiCal Co. lTd.1283 Algoma Rd.Ottawa, ON K1B 3W7T: 613-749-2279F: 613-749-9952W: www.marchandelectric.com

MgM eleCTRiC liMiTed724 MacDonell St.Thunder Bay, ON P7B 4A6T: 807-345-7767F: 807-345-7432

Dryden, ON .................807-223-5636W: www.mgm-electric.com

Mississauga eleCTRiCal supply2550 Goldenridge Rd., Unit 2Mississauga, ON L4X 2S3T: 905-896-4500F: 905-896-4570W: www.misselec.com

nedCo onTaRio (a div. of Rexel Canada eleCTRiCal inC.)5600 Keaton Cres.Mississauga, ON L5R 3G3T: 905-568-2425F: 905-507-6612

Barrie, ON ...................705-726-0211Belleville, ON ..............613-966-7777Bracebridge, ON .........705-645-7200Brampton, ON .............905-450-0310Brantford, ON ..............519-759-3595Brockville, ON .............613-342-0600Burlington, ON ............905-632-3088Chatham, ON ..............519-354-5222

Cobourg, ON ...............905-372-2297Etobicoke, ON .............416-252-5638Hamilton, ON ..............905-528-0261Kingston, ON ...............613-546-2661Kirkland Lake, ON .......705-567-2375Kitchener, ON ..............519-893-8078Lindsay, ON ................705-878-7000London, ON .................519-438-3344Markham, ON .............905-475-7602Milton, ON ...................905-876-3757Mississauga - Keaton, ON ...........................905-568-5021Mississauga - Keaton (Contractor/Industial/ Telecom), ON ...........905-568-5053Mississauga - LDC, ON . 905-568-4444Mississauga - South West, ON ...........................905-828-4525Newmarket, ON ..........905-836-0900Niagara Falls, ON ........905-356-6672North Bay, ON .............705-474-3120Oakville, ON ................905-827-4421Orillia, ON ...................705-325-9993Oshawa, ON ................905-721-8400Perth, ON ....................613-267-3560Peterborough, ON .......705-742-0434Queens Quay, ON ........416-593-7132Rexdale, ON ................416-745-0773Sault Ste. Marie, ON....705-949-7025Scarborough, ON ........416-439-4290St. Catharines, ON ......905-938-7394Sudbury, ON ...............705-560-2800Timmins, ON ...............705-264-4293Vaughan, ON ...............905-264-1788Windsor, ON ................519-974-0099

W: ontario.nedco.ca

nedCo queBeCOttawa, ON .................613-247-7500

W: www.nedco.ca

ngi TeChnologies inC.2A-50 Craig St.Brantford, ON N3R 7J1T: 519-756-4600F: 519-756-3500W: www.ngitech.com

noRaMCo wiRe & CaBle7635 Tranmere DriveMississauga, ON L5S 1L4T: 800-387-7622F: 905-676-9825

Stoney Creek, ON .......905-643-9188London, ON .................519-649-1636

W: www.noramco.ca

noRonT eleCTRiCal sales inC.448 Dell St.Sudbury, ON P3B 2M4T: 705-674-3532

on poweR sysTeMs inC.Ottawa, ON .................613-795-3472Toronto, ON .................905-881-6644

W: www.onpower.com

onToR liMiTed12 Leswyn Rd.Toronto, ON M6A 1K3T: 416-781-5286F: 416-781-7680

Burlington, ON ............905-592-9858Kitchener, ON ..............519-579-4259Mississauga, ON .........905-461-9535

W: www.ontor.com

osCan eleCTRiCal supplies lTd.209 Bloor Street EastOshawa, ON L1H 3M3T: 905-728-3800F: 905-728-7400

Peterborough, ON .......705-748-4600W: www.oscan.ca

osso eleCTRiC supplies725 Bloor St. W.Oshawa, ON L1J 5Y6T: 905-576-1700

Ajax, ON ......................905-428-2446Barrie, ON ...................705-726-7306Belleville, ON ..............613-968-5531Cambridge, ON ...........519-658-4182Kingston, ON ...............613-546-4997Lindsay, ON ................705-324-6500Markham, ON .............905-752-0500

Oshawa, ON ................905-576-4166Peterborough, ON .......705-741-3430

W: www.ossoelectric.com

paul wolf eleCTRiC & lighTing supply425 Alliance Ave.Toronto, ON M6N 2J1T: 416-504-8195F: 416-504-6891

Toronto, ON .................416-504-8194W: www.paulwolf.com

poweRTRade eleCTRiC lTd.255 Midwest RoadScarborough, ON M1P 3A6T: 416-757-3008F: 416-757-3168

Mississauga, ON ........(905) 238-8277Toronto, ON ................(416) 535-8128

poweRwRighT Canada inC25 Romina DrConcord, ON L4K 4Z9T: 905-790-3100F: 905-532-9196W: www.powerwright.com

powRMaTiC of Canada lTd.Ottawa, ON .................613-230-7160Toronto, ON .................416-744-7206

W: www.powrmatic.ca

pRiMaRy eleCTRiCal supply3163 Steeles Ave. WMilton, ON L9T 2V4T: 905-878-1695F: 905-878-1090W: www.primaryelectricalsupply.com

pRovinCe eleCTRiC supply lTd.425-6 Superior Blvd.Mississauga, ON L5T 2W5T: 905-795-1795F: 905-795-1796

Concord, ON ...............905-760-1211Toronto, ON .................416-213-9009

W: www.province-electric.com

RCC eleCTRoniCs lTd.30 Moyal CourtConcord, ON L4K4R8T: 905-669-6644F: 905-669-6645W: www.rcce.com

Relay eleCTRiCal supply inC.256 Hamilton Cres.Dorchester, ON N0L 1G4T: 519-268-3588F: 519-268-2535W: www.relayelectrical.ca

Rev-aMp eleCTRiCal equipMenT lTd345 Brunel RoadMississauga, ON L4Z 1Z5T: 800-359-0066F: 905-670-8082

Mississauga, ON .........905-670-5966W: www.revampelectrical.com

Rg speed ConTRol deviCes lTd.5-643 Chrislea Rd.Woodbridge, ON L4L 8A3T: 905-856-6724F: 905-856-6725W: www.rgspeed.com

RhCTesT.CoM inC.610 Ford Dr., Ste. 248.Oakville, ON L6J 7W4T: 905-828-6221F: 905-828-6408W: www.rhctest.com

RoBeRTson eleCTRiC wholesale 2008 liMiTed290 Vaughan Valley Blvd.Vaughan, ON L4H 3C3T: 905-856-9311F: 905-856-9317W: www.robertson-electric.com

RoseBud eleCTRiC38 Seneca Hill Dr.North York, ON M2J 2W4T: 416-494-7871F: 416-494-6253

RoTaToR pRoduCTs liMiTed570 Alden Rd., Unit 6Markham, ON L3R 8N5T: 905-479-9841F: 905-479-9850W: www.rotatorproducts.com

Rs eleCTRiCal supply5-150 Britannia Rd. E. Mississauga, ON L4Z 2A2T: 1-866-980-7376F: 905-501-7471

Mississauga, ON .........905-501-1510W: www.rselectricalsupply.com

sesCo51 Vinyl CourtVaughan, ON L4L 4A3T: 416-745-9292

Brampton, ON .............905-451-4550Etobicoke, ON .............416-259-4228Hamilton, ON ..............905-575-7577Toronto, ON .................416-961-4550

W: www.sesco.ca

sonepaR Canada inC.989 Derry Rd. E.Mississauga, ON L5T 2J8T: 905-696-2838F: 905-565-6972

sTeCk ConneCTions4060 Ridgeway Dr., Unit 5Mississauga, ON L5L 5X9T: 905-608-2444F: 905-608-2895W: www.steckconnections.com

sToRed eneRgy BaTTeRies & sysTeMs inC.38 Commerce Cres.Acton, ON L7J 2X3T: 519-853-4000F: 519-853-3166W: www.storedenergy.com

supReMe lighTing & eleCTRiCal supply lTd.9 Laidlaw Blvd.Markham, ON L3P 1W5T: 905-477-3113F: 905-471-7360W: www.supremelighting.ca

TeChniCal sysTeMs 2002 inC.PO Box 650Waterdown, ON L0R 2H0T: 866-327-8731F: 905-575-0386W: www.technical-sys.com

Telonix CoMMuniCaTions inC.15-305 Industrial Parkway S.Aurora, ON L4G 6X7T: 905-727-2991F: 905-727-3050W: www.telonix.ca

The wiRing MaRT lTd.53 Bertrand Ave.Scarborough, ON M1L 4P3T: 416-752-7360F: 416-752-2470

Ajax, ON ......................905-683-4020W: www.wiringmart.com

ToRBRaM eleCTRiC supply10 Perdue Court Unit 6Caledon, ON L7C 3M6T: 905-495-0535

Barrie, ON ...................705-725-0333Belleville, ON ..............613-967-1656Brampton, ON .............905-452-7752

Brantford, ON ..............519-754-1210Brockville, ON .............613-345-5010Burlington, ON ............905-634-7000Cambridge, ON ...........519-622-6899Chatham, ON ..............519-351-3420Collingwood, ON .........705-446-2661Etobicoke, ON .............416-253-0777Guelph, ON .................519-821-8218Hamilton, ON ..............905-573-8133Huntsville, ON .............705-788-0866Kingston, ON ...............613-384-9888Kitchener, ON ..............519-894-7266London, ON .................519-680-2711Markham, ON .............905-948-0441Milton, ON ...................905-875-0815Mississauga (Erindale), ON ...........................905-276-6700Mississauga (Maingate), ON ...........................905-629-9912Mississauga (Torbram), ON ...........................905-671-0800Newmarket, ON ..........905-953-9960Niagara Falls, ON ........905-357-9999North York, ON ............416-781-3600Oakville, ON ................905-339-1818Orangeville, ON ...........519-938-8041Ottawa (Central), ON ...613-237-5055Ottawa (East), ON .......613-248-1799Ottawa (West), ON ......613-270-9677Pembroke, ON ............613-732-3648Peterborough, ON .......705-749-9798Pickering, ON ..............905-839-5161Rexdale, ON ................416-744-6888Sarnia, ON ..................519-337-4799Scarborough, ON ........416-750-3717Scarborough (North), ON ...........................416-332-0112St. Catharines, ON ......905-641-0064 Stratford, ON ...............519-271-8359Toronto, ON .................416-979-8834Vaughan, ON ...............905-695-0409Waterloo, ON ..............519-884-7770Whitby, ON ..................905-721-1500Windsor, ON ................519-988-1065Woodbridge, ON ..........905-856-8824Woodstock, ON ...........519-421-4513


ToRoMonT CaT poweR sysTeMs3131 Hwy 7 West, Bldg. AConcord, ON L4K 1B7T: 416-667-5758F: 416-667-5514W: www.toromontpowersystems.com

ToTal poweR liMiTed6450 Kestrel RoadMississauga, ON L5T 1Z7T: 9056701535F: 9056701317

Sudbury, ON ...............705-566-0704W: www.totalpower.ca

TRadepoRT eleCTRoniCs gRoup inC.7-668 Millway Ave.Vaughan, ON L4K 3V2T: 905-660-3797F: 905-660-3019W: www.tradeport.ca

TRans Canada wiRe & CaBle Co.56-812 Pitt St.Cornwall, ON K6J 5R6T: 613-932-9450F: 613-932-7450W: www.transcanadawireandcable.com

TuRCk ChaRTwell Canada inC.140 Duffield Dr.Markham, ON L6G 1B5T: 905-513-7100F: 905-513-7101W: chartwell.ca

TvC Canada CoRp.280 Hillmount Rd.Markham, ON L6C 3A1T: 905-477-7772F: 905-477-9665W: www.tvccanada.com

venTuRe CoMMuniCaTions lTd.302-179 John St.Toronto, ON M5T 1X4

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viCkeRs-waRniCk lTd.342 Dewitt Rd. N.Stoney Creek, ON L8E 2T2T: 905-662-7737F: 905-662-9424

Mississauga, ON .........905-507-6153Waterloo, ON ..............519-884-8946

W: www.vickers-warnick.com

wainBee liMiTed5789 Coopers Ave.Mississauga, ON L4Z 3S6T: 905-568-1700F: 905-568-0083

Kitchener, ON ..............519-748-5391North Bay, ON .............705-472-4244

W: www.wainbee.com

wesCo aiRCRafT (The speCialTy pRoduCTs gRoup)22 Worcester RoadToronto, ON M9W 5X2T: 416-674-0770F: 416-674-5240W: www.interfast.ca

wesCo disTRiBuTion Canada lp475 Hood Rd.Markham, ON L3R 0S8T: 866-937-2622W: www.wesco.ca

wesTBuRne eleCTRiC (MidwesT)Kenora, ON .................807-548-4266Thunder Bay, ON .........807-344-3100

W: www.westburne.ca

wesTBuRne eleCTRiC onTaRio301 Ambassador Dr.Mississauga, ON L5T 2J3T: 905-565-7875F: 905-565-6838

Ajax, ON ......................905-426-7682Barrie, ON ...................705-726-2331Belleville, ON ..............613-968-5746Bracebridge, ON .........705-645-8288Brampton, ON .............905-796-6138Brantford, ON ..............519-759-7300Brockville, ON .............613-345-1857Burlington, ON ............905-681-7110Cambridge, ON ...........519-623-6710Cobourg, ON ...............905-373-1717Collingwood, ON .........705-445-2582Cornwall, ON ...............613-933-1075Goderich, ON ..............519-524-9801Guelph, ON .................519-821-4020Hamilton, ON ..............905-574-8688Kingston, ON ...............613-546-5400Kitchener, ON ..............519-893-1711Lindsay, ON ................705-324-6301London, ON .................519-434-5755Midland, ON ................705-526-3710Mississauga (Ambassador), ON ...........................905-670-2800Mississauga (Laird), ON ... 905-608-1010Newmarket, ON ..........905-895-8625North Bay, ON .............705-472-0590Orangeville, ON ...........519-941-2006Oshawa, ON ................905-576-7100Ottawa East, ON .........613-747-9573Ottawa West, ON .........613-225-9910Owen Sound, ON ........519-376-4310Parry Sound, ON .........705-746-1140Pembroke, ON ............613-735-1015Peterborough, ON .......705-743-1313Sarnia, ON ..................519-336-0015Sault Ste Marie, ON ....705-949-5994Simcoe, ON .................519-428-0650Smiths Falls, ON .........613-283-2270St Catharines, ON .......905-988-3881St Thomas, ON ............519-633-6613Stoney Creek , ON ......905-662-6468Strathroy, ON ..............519-245-2300Sudbury, ON ...............705-560-2111Tillsonburg, ON ...........519-842-3651Timmins, ON ...............705-267-1436Toronto (East Mall), ON ..416-503-4778Toronto (Keele), ON .....416-635-2999Toronto (QueensQuay), ON ...........................416-863-1444

Toronto (Scarborough), ON ...........................416-751-4610Vaughan, ON ...............905-879-2642Waterloo, ON ..............519-746-0330Woodstock, ON ...........519-539-8588

W: www.westburne.ca

wesTeRn equipMenT liMiTed97 St. Clair St.Chatham, ON N7M 5K4T: 888-352-0530F: 888-354-4220

Windsor, ON ................866-945-4520W: www.westernequipment.com

whiTe Radio940 Gateway Dr.Burlington, ON L7L 5K7T: 905-632-6894F: 905-632-6981W: www.whiteradio.com

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Charlottetown, PE ......902-566-1404W: www.graybarcanada.com

guillevin inTeRnaTional CoMpanySherwood, PE ............902-368-1363


liTeCo inC.Charlottetown, PE ......902-368-3013

W: www.liteco.ca

nedCo aTlanTiC hqCharlottetowne, PE ....902-566-3434

W: www.nedco.ca

QUEBEC

aBsoluTe sTainless fasTeneRsMontreal, QC ...............438-884-7849

W: www.absofast.com

alpha ConTRols & insTRuMenTaTion

Montreal, QC ...............450-621-3626W: www.alphacontrols.com

anixTeR CanadaLachine, QC ................514-636-3636Rouyn-Noranda, QC ....819-797-1942Ste-Foy, QC .................418-657-5748

W: www.anixter.com

aRgo inTeRnaTional CoRpoRaTion

Pointe Claire, QC .........514-426-3635W: www.argointl.com

BenoiT jalBeRT inC.104-44 rue du sautSainte-Helene-de-Breakeyville, QC G0S 1E3T: 418-832-4016F: 418-832-0293W: www.benoitjalbert.com

CenTRe de disTRiBuTion eleCTRique lTd.298, De Martigny O.Saint-Jérôme, QC J7Y 4C9T: 450-438-1263F: 450-438-3728

Laval, QC ....................450-687-5795Montreal, QC ...............514-253-5844

W: www.cde.qc.ca

CeRCo CaBle9245 Cote de LiesseMontreal, QC H9P 2N9T: 514-631-4331F: 514-631-0590W: www.cercocable.com

Chess ConTRols inC.Rouyn Noranda, QC ....819-764-4157

W: www.chesscontrols.com

ChevRieR insTRuMenTs inC.4850 boul. Grouin E.North Montreal, QC H1G 1A2T: 514-328-2550F: 514-327-0604W: www.chevrierinstruments.com

CoMponeTiCs lTd1580 rue BeaulacSt. Laurent, QC H4R 1W8T: 514-331-9930F: 514-331-1498W: www.componetics.com

dek Canada1928 St-Regis Blvd.Dorval, QC H9P 1H6T: 514-685-5800F: 514-685-5804W: www.dekcanada.com

desChÉnes & fils lTÉe8335 Saint-Michel Blvd.Montreal, QC H1Z 3E6T: 514-374-3110F: 514-374-5141

Joliette, QC .................450-759-8880Laval, QC ....................450-629-3939Montreal, QC ...............514-932-3191Pointe-Claire, QC ........514-630-6330Saint-Huber, QC ..........450-656-2223Saint-Hyacinthe, QC....450-773-4450Saint-Jerome, QC .......450-432-5550Sherbrooke, QC ..........819-823-1000

W: www.deschenes.ca

doRvaleC inC.2120, 32e av.Lachine, QC H8T 3H7T: 800-361-0241F: 514-631-2432W: www.dorvalec.com

duBo ÈleCTRique liMiTÉe5780 rue Ontario e.Montreal, QC H1N 0A2T: 514-255-7711F: 514-255-1559

Laval, QC ....................450-902-0137Saint-Hubert, QC .........450-656-7700Sainte-AdÃ¨le, QC .......450-229-4409Trois-RiviÃ¨res, QC ......819-840-1711

W: www.dubo.qc.ca

eCs eleCTRiCal CaBle supply lTd.Montreal, QC ...............450-663-7995

W: www.ecswire.com

eleCTRiMaT lTee2180 Boul. LapinièreBrossard, QC J4W 1M2T: 450-462-2116F: 450-462-0155

St-Hyacinthe, QC ........450-773-8568W: www.electrimat.com

ÉleCTRo BeauCe inC.2250, 90e rue Saint-GeorgesQuébec, QC G5Y 7J7T: 418-228-5505F: 418-228-5630W: www.electrobeauce.com

eleCTRo soniC gRoup inC.Montreal, QC ...............514-748-7942Quebec City / Maritines, QC ...........................800-567-6642

W: www.e-sonic.com

eleCTRowindSt Laurent, QC ............800-361-6448

W: www.electro-wind.com

fRanklin eMpiRe inC.8421 Darnley Rd.Mont-Royal, QC H4T 2B2T: 514-341-3720F: 514-341-3907

Alma, QC ....................418-480-1950Chicoutimi, QC ............418-545-8313Kahnawake, QC ..........450-632-4407Laval, QC ....................450-667-6400Longueuil, QC .............450-928-0002Mont-Tremblant, QC ...819-429-6010

Quebec, QC.................418-683-1725Sherbrooke, QC ..........819-780-1541Three-Rivers, QC ........819-375-1613

W: www.feinc.com

fuTuRplus19925 ch Sainte-MarieSainte-Anne-De-Bellevue, QC H9X 3Y3T: 514-426-3635 ext 229F: 514-428-7050

gRay eleCTRiC3539 Thimens Blvd.Saint-Laurent, QC H4R 1V5T: 514-849-6081F: 514-849-6622W: www.grayelectrique.com

guillevin inTeRnaTional CoMpany6555 Metropolitian Blvd. E.Suite 301Montreal, QC H1P 3H3T: 514-329-2100F: 514-329-2200

Anjou, QC ....................514-355-7582Beauce, QC .................418-228-7247


halo MeTRiCs inC.Quebec (Regional Office), QC ...........................514-603-3390


hd supply liTeMoRQuebec City, QC ..........418-683-2244Ville St. Laurent, QC ....514-738-2433

W: www.litemor.com

i-l foCus inC.Montreal, QC ...............416-604-7552

W: www.infolinkcanada.com

invenTex inC.12047 LaurentienMontreal, QC H4K 1M8T: 514-334-6790F: 514-331-9190W: www.inventex.com

iTM insTRuMenTs20800 boul. IndustrielSte Anne de Bellevue, QC H9X 0A1T: 514-457-7280F: 514-457-4329W: www.itm.com

j.d. paRÉ eleCTRique inC.2300 rue BellefeuilleTrois-Rivieres, QC G9A 3Y9T: 819-373-4235F: 819-373-8148W: www.pareelectrique.com

longTesT1405, Saint-AntoineSaint-Hyacinthe, QC J2S 3L1T: 450-774-3661F: 450-773-8797W: www.longtest.com

luMen117 boul. HymusPointe-Claire, QC H9R 1E5T: 514-426-9460F: 514-697-4293

Alma, QC ....................418-668-8336Amos, QC ....................819-732-6436Anjou, QC ....................514-493-4127Baie-Comeau, QC .......418-296-9320Chicoutimi, QC ............418-693-1343Drummondville, QC .....819-477-5933Gatineau, QC...............819-771-7411Grandby, QC ................450-776-6333Havre-Saint-Pierre, QC 418-538-0839Joliette, QC .................450-759-8160Lachenaie, QC ............450-471-4561Laval, QC ....................450-629-4561Longueuil, QC .............450-679-3460Levis, QC ....................418-833-1344Montreal, QC ...............514-341-7711Quebec, QC.................418-627-5943Rimouski, QC ..............418-723-0969Riviere du Loup, QC ....418-867-8515Saint Eustache, QC .....450-472-6160Saint-Jean, QC ...........450-346-1320Saint-Jerome, QC .......450-436-3225Sept-Iles, QC...............418-962-7773

Sherbrooke, QC ..................................W: www.lumen.ca

MaRChand eleCTRiCal Co. lTd.Gatineau, QC...............819-561-0185

W: www.marchandelectric.com

nedCo queBeC505 Locke St.St-Laurent, QC H4T 1X7T: 514-341-3700F: 514-739-4462

Baie-Comeau, QC .......418-296-0514Brossard, QC...............450-444-2583Chicoutimi, QC ............418-543-4418Drummondville Maska, QC .................819-477-2147Gatineau, QC...............819-771-8341Kanata, QC..................613-836-7515Laval, QC ....................450-668-8140Locke St, St. Laurent, QC .......................514-341-3700Quebec, QC.................418-624-2435Sept-Iles, QC...............418-962-3421Sherbrooke, QC ..........819-569-9086St-Jean, QC ................450-348-8750St-Jerome, QC ............450-438-2000St. Eustache, QC .........450-491-7337Trois-Rivieres, QC .......819-691-3188Valleyfield, QC .............450-371-5575

W: www.nedco.ca

noRaMCo wiRe & CaBle3490 Griffith StreetSt. Laurent, QC H4T 1A7T: 514-595-9595F: 514-595-9599W: www.noramco.ca

on poweR sysTeMs inC.1120 Blvd. LafayetteLongueuil, QC J4K 3B3T: 450-442-0000F: 450-442-0980

Montreal, QC ...............800-363-9133W: www.onpower.com

onToR liMiTedQuebec, QC.................418-527-0227

W: www.ontor.com

phenix - gRoupe disTRiBuTion eleCTRique1459, Cure LabelleLaval, QC H7V-2V9T: 450-687-4449F: 450-687-3516

powRMaTiC of Canada lTd.9500 Ray-Lawson Blvd.Montreal, QC H1J 1L1T: 514-493-6400F: 514-493-8722

Quebec, QC.................418-683-2708W: www.powrmatic.ca

pRiMasaT CoMMuniCaTions inC.696, Montée MontrougeauLaval, QC H7P 5L1T: 514-664-4697F: 514-664-4697W: www.primasat.ca

pRiMo insTRuMenT inC.4407, Rue CharleroiMontréal, QC H1H 1T6T: 888-774-6665F: 866-328-7835W: www.primoinc.com

pRoMaRk eleCTRoniCs inC.245 Avro Ave.Pointe Claire, QC H9R 6A9T: 514-426-4104F: 514-426-4105W: www.pmk.com

pTs eleCTRique lT150 av. du VoyageurPointe Claire, QC H9R 6A8T: 514-429-6000F: 514-429-6787W: www.ptselectrique.com

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Rousseau walkeR & assoCiaTes inC.101-1000 rue Fernand-DufourQuebec, QC G1M 3B1T: 418-527-5011F: 418-527-4680W: www.rousseauwalker.com

ToRBRaM eleCTRiC supplyGatineau, QC...............819-772-0096


TRadelCo inC.266 Laval St. S.Granby, QC J2G 7H9T: 450-375-1551F: 450-375-0701W: www.tradelco.qc.ca

TRispeC CoMMuniCaTions inC.8500 Pascal-GagnonSt-Léonard, QC H1P 1Y4T: 514-328-2025F: 514-328-6078W: www.trispec.com

wainBee liMiTedChicoutimi, QC ............418-698-4884Pointe Claire, QC .........514-697-8810Quebec, QC.................418-683-1956

W: www.wainbee.com


Montreal, QC ...............800-363-7923W: www.interfast.ca

wesTBuRne eleCTRiC (queBeC)10045 boul. Henri Bourassa o.St-Laurent, QC H4S 1A1T: 514-337-5331F: 514-332-9177

Anjou, QC ....................514-788-5333Drummondville, QC .....819-477-6112Granby, QC ..................450-375-7370Joliette, QC .................450-759-4313Jonquire, QC ...............418-547-2130Laval, QC ....................450-663-5333Longueuil, QC .............450-651-9200New Richmond, QC .....418-392-4401Rosemont, QC .............514-729-5331Rouyn, QC ...................819-764-6771

Saint-Georges-de-Beauce, QC ...........................418-228-6421Saint-Jerome , QC ......450-436-5553Sherbrooke, QC ..........819-562-2660Trois-RiviÃ¨res, QC ......819-378-4071Val-d’Or, QC ................819-825-7272Valleyfield, QC .............450-373-8573Vanier, QC ...................418-627-7201

W: www.westburne.ca

SASKATCHEWAN

anixTeR CanadaSaskatoon, SK ............306-931-8422

W: www.anixter.com

CenTuRyvallenRegina, SK ..................306-721-2223Saskatoon, SK ............306-242-1166


ChoiCe eleCTRiCal supply3238 Faithfull Ave.Saskatoon, SK S7K 8H3T: 306-657-2424F: 306-955-3655

Regina, SK ..................306-545-7840Swift Current, SK ........306-778-3959

gesCan pRaiRiesEstevan, SK ................306-634-8655Regina, SK ..................306-569-0661Saskatoon, SK ............306-931-0077

W: www.gescan.com

hd supply liTeMoRSaskatoon, SK ............306-665-2852

W: www.litemor.com

kva dynaMo inC.Saskatoon, SK ............306-651-0400

W: www.kvadynamo.com


Regina, SK ..................306-525-2531Saskatoon, SK ............306-653-5020

W: west.nedco.ca

noRaMCo wiRe and CaBleUnit 7 - 3703 Millar Ave.Saskatoon, SK S7P 0B3T: 306-249-6886F: 306-249-6895W: www.noramco.ca

wainBee liMiTedSaskatoon, SK ............306-652-1433

W: www.wainbee.com

wesCo disTRiBuTion Canada lpRegina, SK ..................306-525-5841Saskatoon, SK ............306-242-1296

W: www.wesco.ca

wesTBuRne eleCTRiC (MidwesT)Esterhazy, SK ..............306-745-3603Estevan, SK ................306-634-7225Prince Albert, SK .........306-922-4545Regina, SK ..................306-721-2500Saskatoon, SK ............306-933-2992

W: www.westburne.ca

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But these are just offshoots of the core value of having a mobile GIS-enabled workforce, and why every utility should take advantage of the benefits mobility offers. The real value is making the process of data collection and management so simple and streamlined that the workforce—and the enterprise—can maintain focus on the primary responsibility of keeping the lights on.

Much more than transitioning from paperIt’s no secret that reducing the reliance on paper is a primary goal for utilities of all shapes and sizes. Paper is slow. Paper is unsecure. In short, paper is the old way of doing business. Digital records are easy to maintain, update, integrate and travel with, making them the low-hanging fruit for a utility to go mobile.

But how significant is a solution that saves a few trees if it doesn’t add value to the data collection process (or the data itself) and takes more time, money and energy to implement and use than the old system? Utilities, along with most other GIS stakeholders, will hold back from going mobile if it’s burdensome.

The sweet spot for mobile workforce solutions that all utilities can and should strive are applications that add value in several key areas without making users feel like they’re spending more time entering data than they are addressing the work order they were sent to resolve. The marketplace for mobile solutions has come a long way, and every utility can look beyond basic paper reduction to find value worth adopting.

Focusing on the work while collecting the dataLook no further than storm restoration to note the value of the right mobile workforce solution.

When responding to major storm damage, hundreds of things are happening at once. Crews are being dispatched over wide swaths of territory; customer reports and distribution network telemetry data are constantly updating the response picture; and repairs or replacements are changing the character of the distribution network in a matter of days, if not hours.

But because the number one goal of everyone involved is to get the lights back on as quickly and safely as possible, anything that slows that process—including data collection—goes out the window. That has historically been the problem with paper systems, and can be the same with the wrong kind of mobile workforce solution. Changes to the network are made yet never recorded and, later, when a crew is dispatched to replace a pole that everyone believes to be 30-years old, they find that it was recently replaced during the storm response. In this case, long-term efficiency was sacrificed for the short-term goal.

A mobile workforce application that is complicated to use, or isn’t able to provide data in a timely or effective manner, yields the same results. Luckily, solutions exist that resolve these issues and provide utilities the right functionality to focus not only on getting the work done, but doing so smarter and more efficiently.

Better, faster, more accurate decisionsFor the typical utility, work orders are generated from a number of different systems. Compliance, maintenance inspections, damage response and other work orders are often pushed out to the field by separate systems that all end up in the truck—either in a stack of paper or in a mobile application. Many of these systems have their own applications so, even in a paperless world, field workers may still be faced with operating multiple mobile applications to review work orders and record data.

The right mobile solution consolidates the orders into a single application, making it easier for the worker to use, reducing the training burden for implementation and lowering the total cost of

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ownership. Ultimately, this makes the response and entering of data more accurate and speedier. One of the biggest value points of today’s mobile workforce solutions is that it allows data to travel faster than the truck.

Of course, this speed works both ways. One of the tremendous values of the mobile workforce is that, in addition to data coming back in real-time, additional work orders can be sent out without crews needing to return to the home office, reducing overall windshield time.

This real-time communication ensures that, whether in an emergency situation like storm response or simply making budget decisions for network resiliency, utilities are always able to make decisions with the most up-to-date and accurate information.

In addition to consolidating work orders from operations systems, mobile solutions also can integrate with back office workforce management systems. This provides important information on how long it takes crews to complete various tasks and can improve the overall scheduling and resource management of crews.

In the end, mobile workforce solutions create a single, secure channel to communicate important data from the field at real-time speed to support

better decisions and resource management by the utility.

Always updating, no matter where you areWhen connected to a wireless network, data updates from the field to the back office instantly, and vice versa. But what about in remote areas, or when the wireless network goes down... where’s the value of a mobile workforce solution in that scenario?

Despite the fact that the data may not be immediately transmitted, a system with the flexibility to take data and make updates offline provides critical continuity to the digital record, especially for utilities with rural service areas. Data can be downloaded from any area where connectivity exists, then taken offline to the area where work needs to be completed, removing the need for a crew to travel all the way back to the home office to receive new information or work orders. Similarly, data can be recorded and stored offline, then uploaded as soon as connectivity is restored, again reducing any need for paper records and maintaining one seamless record.

Thus, even for utilities with remote service areas, utilizing a single, user-friendly mobile solution provides significant efficiency, accuracy and security to workforce and data management

so crews can focus resources on maintaining service.

Preserving the workforce with easy-to-use solutionsThe value proposition for simple, fast and accurate mobile solutions may be most clear for utilities when it comes to managing turnover and training of personnel.

It’s a common theme throughout the energy industry: a generation of workers is nearing retirement, and with them will go decades of experience and knowledge. This leaves utilities facing the dual question of how to preserve the institutional knowledge and expertise of the Baby Boomer generation while minimizing the expense of training a new generation of workers.

The right mobile solution can provide the answer to these challenges on multiple fronts. In the past, utilities were able to survive slow, out-of-date or inaccurate data management because they maintained a workforce that simply knew the network; they knew the repairs and replacements that had been made, they knew how to estimate the time of completion for a given project, and they knew the correct prioritizations for responding to outages. This is how utilities survived a data management system with marginal functionality.

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New mobile solutions are not only designed to provide a single platform for field workers, but also function with intuitive, familiar interfaces to minimize training needs. By developing platforms that are user-friendly, utilities are able to quickly put the application in the hands of workers throughout the utility.

For example, in the event of a major storm response, mutual assistance crews could be put into the field quickly with mobile solutions, saving precious hours that, in the past, would have gone into training or less-efficient response.

In addition, many of today’s mobile field solutions are designed for simple operation so that even someone not trained in GIS can be an asset. In the instance of redlining, for example, even someone untrained in GIS can be sent into the field to survey assets and make notations in the mobile application with a system as easy as marking a paper map. This allows utilities to be significantly more flexible and responsive, at less cost.

The mobile age for utilities is hereAs with so many other industries, mobile technology has created a new reality of advantages that utilities cannot afford to ignore. And similar to how other industries have worked to adapt to the ever-growing value proposition of mobile technology, utilities need to see beyond the basic premise of using mobile solutions to move away from paper. While significant in its principle, the true value of mobile technology is realized in its ease-of-use and ability to deliver data quickly and accurately throughout the enterprise so utilities can maximize the resources focused on providing reliable service. Utilities that are able to capitalize on this will truly be living in the mobile age.

Jason Brewington is director of product management for Enterprise GIS at Schneider Electric, and can be reached at [email protected].

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T he Canadian Truck King Challenge has concerned itself with real-world pickup truck testing since 2006—and

still does. Over the past few years, however, a one-of-a-kind metamorphosis has taken place in the commercial van market in Canada... one that simply had to be investigated more closely.

Once we approached the manufacturers about doing our brand of testing on their products, they wholeheartedly agreed.

Commercial van landscape has changedFor those of you who buy and use commercial vans, well, you already know the landscape has changed. For most everyone else, let me just say that what has happened to the traditional low-roof North American box van (e.g. Ford E-series) is a European invasion.

Starting with Mercedes Benz several years ago, we saw the arrival of the Sprinter with its distinctive high-roof and diesel engine. What followed was Ford product, designed and built in Europe, in the form of the smaller Transit Connect and now the full-size Transit. Quick

on the heels of these two are the Ram ProMaster vans. Badged as Ram, they started life as Fiats. They, too, bring a diesel powertrain, as well as gas and a unique front-wheel drive design.

From the other side of the globe, Nissan brought a built-in North America van: the NV. Gas-powered and with various roof heights, it’s a competitor to all the builders mentioned so far. Nissan has also offered up a smaller FWD van: the NV200.

How were they evaluated?Six judges evaluated these vans over two days in Fall 2014. Each judge is an automotive journalist, a member of the Automotive Journalists Association of Canada (AJAC) and someone who spends a substantial portion of their working year evaluating trucks, vans and vehicles that have to work to earn their keep. But that pedigree alone is not enough: we drove the vans empty at the start, then loaded them up with payload and, finally, replicated downtown deliveries.

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The following day we did something rather new to the Challenge. We ran a very small route through a congested downtown that took in laneways, parking lots and alleys, and spent spent a bit of time with each van backing into narrow docks. This exercise helped us determine how well the mirrors were set up and the sightlines on each vehicle, and to get a feel for how they steered in tight quarters. Each judge scored each van based on his own observations.

While scoring how well a vehicle drives and handles can be seen as a very subjective process, determining fuel economy is not. We engaged a Kitchener, Ont. company (MyCarma) to install electronic data readers in each of the vans to record fuel consumption over the two-day test period. These results are as ‘real-world’ as it gets. The readers run constantly, and the results

are a blend of the driving styles of all six judges who circulated through the vans on a rotating basis. We tried to break out the fuel numbers according to when the vans were empty, loaded and during the low-speed simulated downtown delivery segment.

Crossing the Finish LineSo after all was said and done, the Ford Transit came out on top for the full-size vans, while the Nissan NV200 squeaked out a win in the smaller category. And how did that happen? Well, the answer is in the details. Take a look at our competitors and how the judges scored them: therein lies the story. So who were our competitors?

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Ford Transit ConnectIntroduced in 2009, this small van really started the trickle that has become the flood of new van product here in Canada. The Transit Connect got a nice makeover late last year, taking it into this model year: it got two new engines, a tow package, two wheelbases and new trims. You can order it with second-row seating, rear-view camera, 6.5-in. touchscreen display with navigation, and SYNC with MyFord Touch. Ford suggests the 1.6L EcoBoost I-4 will get you into the 7.8L/100km range. (We tested both an EcoBoost and a naturally aspired engine).

Mercedes Benz SprinterThis year, Sprinter has an updated body that features a higher nose, larger grille louvers and new options like Bi-Xenon headlamps. Along with the body update, the V6 BlueTec diesel gets a new base engine partner: the 2.1L I-4 turbodiesel. This engine is said to get a combined fuel rating of 8.9L/100km. Mercedes has also added five new assistance systems to the Sprinter to help drivers avoid accidents. Last, but most interesting, a 4WD option is now available on these vans (sadly, not available to us at the time of the Challenge).

Ram ProMasterThe new Ram ProMaster will cover consumers’ needs with a variety of body styles and weight categories (1500, 2500, and 3500) in van, chassis cab and cutaway versions. However, unlike the Mercedes and Ford, it is a FWD powertrain, which gives it a lower, flat cargo floor. The two ProMasters we had for testing were both built with the 3.6L Pentastar V6 gas engine. The ProMaster is also offered with a 3L I4 EcoDiesel. This version was not available at the time of testing, which is too bad, as we were very curious to see how it would have stacked up against Ford and Mercedes.

Nissan NV200The NV200 is going up against the Ford Transit Connect and the Ram ProMaster City. Unlike the

others, it has already scored a market by being named the preferred taxi of New York City. Its small, FWD platform lends itself to fleets and individual business functions. Its low pricing is certainly an advantage.

Opportunities for next year’s ChallengeThese were our competitors, which formed a very nice field, but a couple of vehicles were missing, for one reason or another. I am referring to the full-size Nissan NV, the diesel ProMaster and ProMaster City (the smaller ProMaster version meant to do battle with

the Transit Connect and NV200). As for GM, well, they are offering a rebadged NV200 as the Chevrolet City Express for its small van market (we felt this entry would have been redundant). And, finally, GM still offers its full-size Savana and Express vans.

Howard J. Elmer is an award-wining automotive journalist, and a member of the Truck Writers of North America and the Automotive Journalists Association of Canada. He is an on-air reporter for Motoring Television and chief contributor to Autofocus.ca.

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T here are many documented instances of damage to critical electrical equipment caused by wildlife activity.

For example, $300,000 of damage was caused by a squirrel to the electrical equipment at a community centre in Fort Wayne, Ind., causing a power surge that impacted the heating and air-conditioning system, and some parts of a boiler system.

In another case, a building owner explained that, “on a walk-through with the contractor, we saw locations on the third floor where damage was being caused to cabling by rats living under the floor”. The contractor has begun testing and found locations where the cable failed Cat 5 testing due to being eaten by the rats.

Understanding the behaviour of pests—including mosquitos, bees, snakes, rodents, ants, etc.—is essential for helping electrical and mechanical professionals design cable, pipe and conduit penetrations that are protected against infestation.

Understanding those pestsBoth rats and mice can run along or climb electrical wires, pipes, fences, poles, ropes, cables, vines, shrubs and trees to gain entry to a building. They can climb almost any rough vertical surface, such as wood, brick, concrete, weathered sheet metal and many plastic products, and can crawl horizontally along or through pipes, augers, conveyors, conduit, and underground utility and communications lines. These pests also gnaw through a variety of materials, including lead and aluminum sheeting, window screens, wood, rubber, vinyl, fiber glass, plastic, and low-quality concrete or concrete block.

While rats and mice are known for entering buildings and causing damage to cabling and other electrical components, there are other pests, such as snakes and ants, that also find it easy to enter unprotected buildings, pipes and enclosures, increasing the risk of potential damage. Once inside a building or enclosure, snakes and ants are potential causes of power

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Snakes enter buildings when habitat conditions are suitable inside. They are particularly attracted to dark, damp, cool areas that are found in many structures, and to rodents and insects that may have already entered the building. Crawling on electrical lines or wrapping around wires is a common behaviour of snakes that can potentially lead to damage and power outages.

All openings 1/4-in. and larger should be sealed to exclude snakes. The corners of doors and windows, water pipe entrances and electrical service entrances and enclosures should all inspected and properly sealed.

It is a natural behaviour of ants to forage their way into spaces they find, which can cause damage to electrical systems in a number of ways. One way ants cause damage is by building nests once they find their way into electrical housings or pipes. The ants bring in dirt and other debris, which causes moisture buildup in proximity to wires and controls. This moisture eventually leads to corrosion and system damage.

Another common problem with ants in electrical units is when ants become exposed to an open switching mechanism and get shocked. When shocked, the ants begin a behaviour of waving their abdomen (gaster flagging), which releases pheromones to attract ants to come to the rescue. Of course, as more ants arrive, they also get shocked, causing a continual buildup around switches and controls, leading to malfunction.

According to “Ants and Their Affinity for Electrical Utilities”, costs associated with fire ant dam-ages to electrical and communica-tions equipment totalled $146.5 million per year in Texas alone.

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B uilding information modelling (BIM) is a 3-D design, modelling and simulation technology for the architectural, engineering and construction industries. While not new (elements of it have been around for several years), it is an important initiative that is

changing standard practice in architecture today. So what does BIM do?Primarily, BIM is a shared knowledge resource between everyone

involved in the design process—architects, engineers, interiors people, and other contractors and sub-vendors, including audiovisual professionals—for information about a facility and the building materials it incorporates.

The building industry has embraced the evolution of 2-D drawings and analogue text to digital electronic imagery and information. For architects, BIM is a very useful tool, as the technology allows them to be better designers; they can deliver projects faster, easier, greener, on time and, often, under budget. Other beneficiaries of BIM include facility owners, planners, appraisers, estimators, environmentalists, real estate agents, lawyers, code officials and, ultimately, building occupants.

BIM has changed the way structures are designed because it provides a much better interpretation of what the building is actually going to look likeand how it will perform over its life.

While the definition of BIM begins with the 3-D modelling of the entire building, each design phase includes the architecture, mechanical, electrical, plumbing and every component of the project requiring physical coordination.

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Informational insight can impact AVBIM is widely known in the United States, and is gaining ground globally. For the audiovisual industry, the significance of BIM lies in the fact that—in the eyes of a construction professional—AV manufacturers are building product manufacturers, not AV companies. But AV technologies can greatly impact the performance of a building, and can be beneficial to the health, safety, welfare and productivity of occupants.

Information in the BIM building model can be very helpful to AV providers. First, the ability to visualize within the 3-D imagery the physical aspects of the AV products incorporated into the space—such as video display size and location, loudspeaker configurations, projector mounting locations, equipment rack layouts, and head-end equipment locales—is very valuable. To be able to share all of that information in collaboration and coordination with architects, interior designers and other construction professionals is beneficial in several ways.

BIM facilitates clash detection and design flaws, so space and system routing conflicts can be identified, as well as ascertaining clear cable pathways and projector and camera sightlines. Visual simulation can also detect potential problems, such as natural daylight designs that compromise video display clarity. Control system software can be coordinated within the model so that the control system can be effectively demonstrated for multimedia, volume, lighting, projection screen and HVAC applications.

Benefits of BIM beyond the construction phaseOnce the building is completed, facility management professionals can rely on BIM’s potential life cycle analysis, performance assessment and routine maintenance. COBie (Construction Operations Building Information Exchange) is an open-standard format of the equipment lists, replacement parts, warranties, test reports, preventive maintenance schedules and other information delivered to facility managers.

So information within the BIM model can include data that is helpful to not only design and build, but to operate the completed structure and the systems incorporated within. BIM can be considered

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a digital Owner’s Manual for the building. The BIM model stays with the structure for its entire life. AV products in the model can be accessed for product information, warranty, operational and troubleshooting procedures, as well as establishing additional components needed for future upgrades should application requirements change.

Widespread global adoptionBIM is embraced by about 80% of design firms, and some organizations and governmental institutions have mandated it. The U.S. General Services Administration, NASA, and several states have mandated BIM for construction projects. General Motors, Intel, Walt Disney and even the retailer Crate & Barrel require BIM for new builds. There are several international organizations and other countries that are adopting BIM standards: Canada, France, Australia and The Netherlands are following the United Kingdom in developing BIM programs. Like the U.S., the British government is adopting a BIM mandate to be fully implemented by 2016.

Earlier involvementAV professionals will soon rec-ognize that BIM will affect their world. At the least, BIM projects will require that AV is involved earlier in the design process. That can be a real advantage for AV product manufacturers, consul-tants and system integrators alike. Traditionally, AV has been an afterthought, but with BIM, it’s an integral aspect of the structure. That makes life easier for the architect, as well. www.techspan .ca • 1-800-363-1588 • [email protected]

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Investing in BIMNow is the time for AV professionals to be BIM-savvy. Many AV manufacturers are jumping on the BIM band-wagon and investing in having BIM objects of their prod-ucts created. (At FSR, we have invested in BIM objects so they can be available for architects to use in their models. The BIM objects are downloadable from the FSR website, as well as third-party online design resources.)

With significant time and cost reductions, elimination of construction conflicts and more-accurate estimates, BIM will help architects and AV professionals work

together more effectively by being on the same page throughout the entire building process.

Jon Melchin is the director of architectural business development for New Jersey-based AV manufacturer FSR Inc. He works closely with the architectural community, and is a frequent contributor to AV and construction trade magazines. He has been in the AV industry for over 14 years and conducts an American Institute of Architects-accredited presentation that earns professional Continuing Education learning credits. He can be reached at [email protected].

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F rom the beginning, power utility communication net-works were designed solely to provide operators with a pic-

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But as utilities introduced packet-based network technologies (owing to their greater efficiency), the risk of cyber-threats has increased. Although traditional SONET and SDH technology (synchronous opti-cal networking and synchronous digital hierarchy) is not impervi-ous to cyber-attacks, it is much less susceptible than packet technology. This is due to the static nature of SONET/SDH and the absence of a signalling plane.

But packet technology, because it is capable of dynamically reaching any point in the network through the use of addressing—and the fact that it has a signalling plane—can open the door to threats.

Considering how little thought was put into securing the power utility network in its original design phases, its vulnerabilities come as no surprise. For instance, the pro-prietary characteristics of RTUs and SCADA (remote terminal units, and supervisory control and data acqui-sition) equipment present particular challenges.

Due to the sensitive nature of this equipment’s software code, util-ity operators are often prohibited from making modifications, such as upgrading an older-generation operating system, or keeping it cur-rent with updated security patches. As a result, there can be many secu-rity holes that are not patched or otherwise addressed.

Two major vulnerabilitiesTwo major vulnerabilities are the network control plane and the data plane. Some of today’s packet networks have a control plane to streamline circuit provisioning. This may be efficient from a network management standpoint, but it also provides a path for corrupting and disabling the network. By dis-seminating malicious information, an attacker can cause a network to send its traffic into nowhere, create routing rings, or take other actions that could bring down the entire network.

Denial of service attacks are a classic example of threats that originate on the data plane. Typi-cally, these attacks bombard a victim with multiple bogus requests for connection, causing the recipient to waste resources and struggle to handle legitimate requests. When

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all resources are exhausted, the target can fail completely. For a power utility, the resulting loss of visibility to its RTUs or tele-protection equipment can quickly translate into loss of control of the power network and a signifi-cant power outage.

Here are five things you can do to protect your network:

#1 Protect the perimeterThis approach insulates the power operational network from outside contact through firewalls and encrypted VPNs (virtual private networks).

Network firewalls allow contact only between approved entities, approve or reject connection requests, and check remote users for credentials. Their weakness is that, once they permit a connection, they have no notion of the data passing through—which could include malware or invalid data.

Another approach, one-way network firewalls, provide a ‘physical’ separation of the operational network from user-monitoring requests. They allow information to move only from the operational network outward, and minimize the exposure of mission-critical components.

Encrypted VPNs, typically used in conjunction with network firewalls, allow secure communications between different elements of the electronic security perimeter (ESP). This prevents certain types of attacks and compromises of control information.

Most security measures today are derived from the concept of perimeter protection, but they depend on physical security to some extent. For most utilities, their communications equipment is typically found in unstaffed, lightly protected locations. That is why additional security measures are recommended.

#2 Take the control plane out of your networkAttacks on the control plane, in which the attacker corrupts or crashes it, are particularly dangerous, resulting in network collapse. Even more concerning is the fact that just breaching a single location could crash the entire network. This means the entire network is only as secure as its weakest link or, in the case of power utility networks, the least-protected substation.

Network designs with a control plane or signalling protocol—such as MPLS and IP networks (multi-protocol label switching and internet protocol)—are highly susceptible to these types of attacks. While some mitigation is possible, the threat remains as long as control planes exist.

Where possible, move to a control plane-free net-work architecture, such as carrier ethernet or the more traditional SONET or SDH. Neither of these network types offers a means to attack their signal-ling plane, and both require a management station to

provision them. Secure the management station, and attacks are impossible.

#3 Minimize data plane attacksSuch attacks tend to be more focused—such as a denial of service attack on a particular host—and the potential loss of connectivity between the HMI sta-tion (human/machine interface) and remote units can interrupt control of the electrical grid. Data plane attacks can be mitigated through the design of the operational network.

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Where rigid connectivity is forced, as with carrier ethernet or SONET and SDH networks, it is more difficult for an attacker to gain visibility into network elements outside of their direct connection. This is because only the minimum necessary parts of each host are exposed to the network, with more vulnerable parts shielded.

#4 Authenticate the sourceAnother way to increase security and avoid masquerading or spoofing is through the use

of source authentication protocols. The most prominent of these is the ethernet-based 802.1x, which validates each newly inserted device through a centrally managed database. It uses encryption to verify the identity and ensure the new device is not masquerading as a valid network device. This ensures all devices connected to the network are indeed valid and not hacker-inserted.

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that originate from elements inside the network. For instance, it is extremely challenging to determine whether a particular command is valid or malicious. Some commands (such as decommissioning an old RTU) may have a valid use when issued by authorized personnel, but can be harmful when initiated by others.

The distributed nature of these types of attacks renders a centralized or transitional solution inadequate. In addition, solutions must ‘understand’ the ICS protocol (industrial control systems) and make an intelligent determination as to whether a particular command is valid or out of bounds.

The ideal solution here is a dis-tributed, ICS-aware firewall, inte-grated into the fabric of the network as part of the switching equipment. An ICS-aware firewall that can determine the validity of different SCADA commands can block and detect insider threats or threats stemming from the introduction of malware to the network.

The key elements of this solu-tion are omnipresence and appli-cation awareness for addressing the distributed nature of power utility networks, as well as the dif-ficulty associated with detecting malware attacks. Malware typi-cally piggybacks on real control stations and verifiable hosts, and only changes the content of con-trol messages. To detect this type of tampering requires the intel-ligence to read and verify each command, hence the need for application-aware equipment.

Defence-in-depth strategyOperational power utility net-works face many potential cyber-threats. Each defence strategy presents its own vulnerabilities, so a network can only be truly protected through multiple defences over multiple layers. This defence-in-depth strategy employs a mix of tactics that aims to detect, block and impede the advancement of an attacker.

Network security for the power utility network must be seriously considered at every stage of the design. Diligent planning can dramatically improve the resilience of the network.

Mati Epstein is head of the Utilities business for RAD, a manufacturer of communications solutions for power utilities, transportation networks, ser-vice providers and government. He can be reached at [email protected].

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T he use of renewable energy in the United States could take a sig-nificant leap forward with improved storage technologies or more efforts to ‘match’ different forms of alternative energy sys-tems that provide an overall more steady flow of electricity, say

Oregon State University researchers in a new report.A major drawback to the use and cost-effectiveness of alternative

energy systems is they are too variable—if the wind doesn’t blow or the sun doesn’t shine, a completely different energy system has to be available to pick up the slack. This lack of dependability is costly and inefficient, conclude researchers.

In their analysis, the researchers say much of this problem could be addressed with enhanced energy storage technology, or by developing ‘hybrid’ systems in which, on a broader geographic scale, one form of renewable energy is ramping up even while the other is declining.

“Wind energy is already pretty cost-competitive and solar energy is quickly getting there,” said Anna Kelly, a graduate student in the School of Public Policy at Oregon State, and an energy policy analyst. “The key to greater use of these and other technologies is to match them in smart grid, connected systems.”

For example, the wind often blows more strongly at night in some regions, Kelly said, and solar technology can only produce energy during the day. By making more sophisticated use of that basic concept in a connected grid—and pairing it with more advanced forms of energy storage—the door could be opened for much wider use of renewable energy systems.

“This is more than just an idea; it’s a working reality in energy facilities around the world, in places like Spain, Morocco and China, as well as the U.S.,” Kelly said. “Geothermal is being paired with solar; wind and solar with lithium-ion batteries; and wind and biodiesel with batteries. By helping to address the price issue, renewable energy is being produced in hybrid systems by real, private companies that are making real money.”

Advanced energy storage could be another huge key to making renewable energy more functional, and one example is just being developed in several cooperating states in the West. Electricity is being

produced by wind farms in Wyoming, transmitted to Utah where it is stored via compressed air in rock formations then, finally, used to help power Los Angeles.

This $8-billion system could be an indicator of things to come, say researchers, since compressed air can rapidly respond to energy needs and be readily scaled up to be cost-competitive at a significant commercial level.

“There are still a number of obstacles to overcome,” said Joshua Merritt, a co-author on the report and also a graduate student in mechanical engineering and public policy at OSU. “Our transmission grids need major improvements so we can more easily produce energy and then send it to where it’s needed. There are some regulatory hurdles to overcome. And the public has to more readily accept energy systems like wind, wave or solar in practice, not just in theory.”

NIMBY (not in my backyard) opposition to renewable energy systems is still a reality, the researchers said, and there are still some environmental concerns about virtually any form of energy, whether it’s birds killed by wind turbine rotors, fish losses in hydroelectric dams or chemical contaminants from use of solar energy.

The near future may offer more options, the researchers say. Advanced battery storage technologies are becoming more feasible. And the birth of small, modular nuclear reactors—which can be built at lower cost and produce no greenhouse gas emissions—could play a significant role in helping to balance energy outflows from renewable sources.

The long-term goal, the report concluded, is to identify technologies that can work in a hybrid system that offers consistency, dependability and doesn’t rely on fossil fuels. With careful matching of systems, improved transmission abilities and some new technological advances, that goal may be closer than realized, said researchers.

“With development, the cost of these hybrid systems will decrease and become increasingly competitive, hopefully playing a larger role in power generation in the future,” the researchers wrote in their conclusion.

— With files from Joshua Merritt and David Stauth. Photo courtesy OSU.

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Liteline Versa-Series 4-in. pots protect against over-lamping

Liteline Corp.’s new 4-in. Versa-Series potlights promise maximum safety and versatility without sacrificing performance. By pairing a GU24 socket with a GU24-base LED lamp, the 4-in. fixtures help protect end users and contractors alike from accidental over-lamping. They are airtight and approved for use in insulated ceilings in both new and remodel projects. Available only at authorized Liteline distributors, the GU24 lamps produce 490 lumens and are dimmable with a range of industry-standard controls. They are also Energy Star-rated for a 40,000-hour life, and have a 5-year Liteline warranty. (Also available with E26 and GU10 bases, Liteline sells the Versa-Series in a variety of colours and in retail combo packs or a-la-carte.)LITELINEwww.liteline.com

Universal Everline LED retrofit kits, wallpacks and vapour-tight

Universal Lighting Technologies launched three new LED luminaire products—Everline retrofit kits, wallpack and vapour-tight. The retrofit kit serves as a fluorescent replacement, and includes a 2-ft or 4-ft kit, both consisting of two lensed modules, one driver and a harness packaged together with instructions. The vapour-tight fixture line—with optional tamper-resistant lens hardware,

gasketed seal and IP65 rating—features 4-ft and 8-ft products for replacement and new construction. The Everline wallpack luminaire is suitable for HID replacement or new construction, provides five lumen options, instant light availability and 4000K and 5000K temperatures. Options include tamper-resistant lens hardware and daylight sensors in dedicated 120V or 277V versions.UNIVERSAL LIGHTINGwww.unvlt.com

GE Evolve LED security light replaces traditional HIDs

GE says utilities, commercial buildings, etc., can rely on a more energy-efficient alternative to traditional HID (high-intensity discharge) security lights with its Evolve LED security light. With a rated life of 100,000 hours, the security light is designed for such applications as outdoor workyards, commercial and roadside establishments, and roadway lighting in rural areas. With dimming capability, the light is built to withstand the elements, and features 4000K and 5000K colour temperatures and reflective technology. Offered in two lumen levels and two optical distributions, the light has a lumen maintenance rating of L70 at 100,000 hours.GE LIGHTINGwww.gelighting.com

Hubbell Prescolite LBSLEDA “all-in-one” commercial downlight fixtureHubbell Lighting claims its Prescolite LBSLEDA is the industry’s first all-in-one LED commercial downlight fixture.

Built to fit a standard 4x4 J-Box, the fixture is suitable in settings where plenum height is challenging, or where fire codes restrict the use of recessed fixtures. Available in 7-in. round and square (LBSQLEDA) versions, the fixture features a snap-in system that simplifies flush mounting. It also includes an E26 Edison Base adaptor for a retrofit screw-in option. For recessed applications, the optional LBSMTGKIT mounting kit allows for installation into Prescolite or many competitive 4-in., 5-in. or 6-in. recessed cans. With a life of 42,000 hours at L70, the LBSLEDA is suitable for damp locations.PRESCOLITEwww.prescolite.com

Reduce labour with Eaton V-Spring telescoping light pole system

Eaton’s Crouse-Hinds business introduced the V-Spring telescoping light pole to increase safety and reduce labour costs associated with installing and maintaining lights at industrial facilities. The controlled lowering pole features spring assistance to

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Rona is recalling Globe Chelsea Collection 6-light and 9-light chandeliers with a bronze finish and frosted-glass shades, because the ring that connects the chandelier to its chain may break and the chandelier may fall, which could cause injury. Two incidents have been reported to Rona in Canada. No injuries have been reported. Health Canada, meantime, has not received any reports of consumer incidents or injuries related to the use of these products. The chandeliers included in this recall are model numbers 63335 and 63336, and the UPCs 058219633359 and 058219633366, respectively. The lights use 60W type A19 bulbs (sold separately). About 5300 chandeliers were sold at Rona and Réno-Dépôt stores across Canada from January 2010 through October 2014. They were manufactured in China. To get a replacement ring, consumers should contact Globe Electric Co. Inc. Customer Service by email at [email protected] or call (800) 361-6761.

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Kohler’s new 24kW standby generator, the 24RCL, is designed to meet the demands of larger homes and small businesses. “The 24RCL model features an industrial-grade engine that can power everything in a large home or small business, including major mechanicals to sophisticated electronics,” said Thomas Landrum. This includes all major systems and appliances, such as HVAC, refrigerators, sump pumps, and more. In addition, the genny promises “neighbourhood-friendly” quiet operation. The 24RCL automatically turns On within seconds of a power outage, and runs on fuels like liquid propane or natural gas.KOHLER GENERATORSwww.kohlergenerators.com

Stop guessing final thickness with Arlington FA101H

Arlington’s new FA101H single-gang horizontal 21-ci In/Out box is suitable for countertops, backsplashes... anywhere you need a horizontal outlet. Designed for new construction, the box is preset for a 1/2-in. wall, but adjusts to fit a finished wall up to 1-1/2 in. It’s the best choice of outlet, insists Arlington, when the final wall thickness is not known (e.g. tile, double drywall). The FA101H eliminates setback boxes, says the company, mounts securely to steel or wood studs, with a depth adjustment screw that is always accessible.ARLINGTONwww.aifittings.com

Cummins 10kW-40kW genset range for small businessCummins has developed a line of all-diesel gensets suitable for applications such as gas stations, grocery stores, health clinics, telecom facilities, etc. The new 10kW to 40kW generator set range is designed to be quiet and withstand extreme weather conditions (e.g. winds up to 180 mph). The all-diesel series is powered by three different engine platforms: a 1.7L 3-cylinder engine for the 10kW C10 D6 and 15kW C15 D6 models; a 2.2L 3-cylinder for the 20kW C20 D6 model; and 4-cylinder for the 25kW to 40kW models. The models from 25kW to 40kW feature the 3.3L Cummins 4BT3.3-G5 engine, and all are equipped with Cummins CA series alternators.CUMMINS POWER GENERATIONwww.powertobusiness.com

Fluke TiX Series: its first HD infrared cameras

Fluke Corp. launched what it calls its highest-resolution infrared camera ever: the TiX Series: TiX1000 (1024x768 resolution), and TiX660 and TiX640 (both 640x480). The cameras feature up to 10X the on-camera pixels as standard 320x240 units, says Fluke, while a 5.6-in. articulating display helps you identify issues in the field. The SuperResolution mode feature on the TiX1000 and TiX660 cameras increases image resolution when viewed in the included SmartView software. With eight lens options (2 telephoto, 2 wide angle, 3 macro and 1 standard), the TiX Series can capture images from very close up to long range to meet a variety of applications. Watch the VIDEO at tinyurl.com/ocm5wyq.FLUKEwww.fluke.com

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Caterpillar XQC1600 and XQC1200 diesel power modules

Caterpillar has launched the Cat XQC1600 and Cat XQC1200 gensets: two diesel rental power modules that promise durability and reliability combined with fuel economy and power density. The XQC1600 is rated for continuous use at 1515kW (1893kVA) at 50Hz and 1705kW (2131kVA) at 60Hz, while the XQC1200 has a continuous rating of 1150kW (1438kVA) at 50Hz and 1260kW (1575kVA) at 60Hz. Both models incorporate a variable frequency drive and fans requiring up to 80% less power than traditional direct drive cooling fans, says the company.CATERPILLARwww.caterpillar.com

Not just another minivan: the Ram 2015 Cargo VanBuilt at the Chrysler Group Windsor (Ontario) Assembly Plant, the 2015 Ram Cargo Van (CV) features solid sliding doors and rear quarter windows and backlight privacy panels in place of sunscreen glass windows, although buyers

have the option of equipping the vehicle with several combinations of solid and glass panels. Standard features include covered 17-in. steel wheels, 160A alternator, 20-gal fuel tank, all-season extra-load capacity tires, 730A maintenance-free battery, commercial-duty suspension, engine oil cooler, quad halogen headlamps, power rack-and-pinion steering and fold-away power exterior mirrors with heating element. The CV also offers a structural flat aluminum rear load floor; in fact, three flooring options are available, including one with a flat, uninterrupted, high-capacity surface. A second, optional “deluxe load” floor provides through-the-floor access to three storage bins (providing an additional 11.5 cf of cargo capacity) and load floor tie-downs. A third option is to delete the load floor to accommodate

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Weg unveils W40 line of open induction motors

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More custom body space with Kenworth K270 and K370 cabovers

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Klein foam wire pulling lubricant promises no stains or drips

“An electrician can spend hours applying traditional wire pulling lubricant and then cleaning up the mess it leaves behind,” says Dave Mueller, senior product manager at Klein Tools. “Our innovative foam lubricant eliminates all of that, saving time and money.” Klein says its foam wire pulling lubricant will stay where the user applies it and wipe away clean without staining hands, clothing or carpet. The lubricant is applied directly into the conduit and coats the wires as they are pulled through.KLEIN TOOLSwww.kleintools.com

Eaton J-Hook colour ID products for content designationEaton says its B-Line division is

helping to simplify the content designation process with the introduction of its J-Hook colour ID products. Suited for use in data centres and light-duty commercial cable management applications, the product snaps over the U-shaped section of existing J-Hook solutions. The company says this allows installers and inspectors to quickly verify that the appropriate type of cable is included in each run.EATONwww.eaton.com

Intermatic offers “dusk-to-dawn” fixed-mount electronic photo controlsIntermatic released a new line of “dusk-to-dawn” fixed-mount photo controls with electronic switching mechanisms for use in outdoor lighting fixtures. The controls have a solid-state, silicon light sensor and DC relay to provide switching. This provides easier calibration to different targeted On/Off levels, says Intermatic, and a repeatable setpoint that does

not drift during the life of the product. The company’s full line of LED controls includes a button, stem, stem and swivel side lens, and stem and swivel top lens that can be used in outdoor applications such as landscape lighting, pedestrian walkways and campuses.INTERMATICwww.intermatic.com

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Trimble recently introduced “MEPdesigner for SketchUp”: a new platform extension designed

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Some transfer switches with dual cer-tification for Canada and the U.S. are marked “Suitable for Service

Entrance”, but this marking may only apply to the U.S. market, as the require-ments for approved service entrance equipment in Canada are different.

The power disruptions created by last year’s ice storm in Ontario had prompted home and business owners to install transfer switches as a provision for easily connecting generators, should they be required. While this is great for emergency preparedness (as it eliminates any last-minute issues with connecting generators), one must ensure the correct type of transfer switch is being installed when intended as service entrance equipment.

Here are the main requirements for recognizing service entrance transfer switches approved for use in Canada:

• Incomingserviceconductorsareconnected to the line side of the main switch or circuit breaker without passing

Always consult the electrical inspection authority in your province/territory for more specific interpretations.

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Question 1Class H fuses are permitted to be used for overcurrent protection where circuit overload protection is provided by other means.

a) True b) False

Question 2does the Ce Code permit an 8aWG system grounding conductor, that is free from exposure to mechanical injury, to run exposed along the surface of a building construction without protection?

a) Yes b) no

Question 3The maximum voltage for a Class 2 circuit is:

a) 30 c) 115b) 48 d) 150

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Q-1: When Type CFC system wiring is used, it shall be covered with abrasion-resistant tape, secured to the floor, so that all cables, corners and bare conductor ends are completely covered.

a) True. Rule 60-328.

Q-2: receptacles having Csa configurations 5-15r or 5-20r installed in buildings under construction:

d) All of the above. Rules 76-012, 76-016.

Q-3: When receptacles are mounted in a trailer park in a vertical position, the Ce Code requires the U-ground slot to be:

a) At the top. Rule 72-110(3).

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through compartments or raceways containing conductors connected to the load side of the main switch or circuit breaker.

•The service box consists of a lockableenclosure or separate compartment containing a disconnecting means and its overcurrent devices.

•The handle of the service disconnectingswitch or circuit breaker is lockable in the Off position.

•A neutral assembly is bonded to theenclosure by a bonding conductor or non-ferrous screw at the factory.

One of the main reasons for these requirements is worker safety: service conductors are always live, and workers have no means of disconnecting them without involving the supply authority, so they need to be in a separate compartment. A worker should not be exposed to live service conductors when connecting/disconnecting a generator’s conductors.

Nansy Hanna is the director for Engineering & Program Development at Electrical Safety Authority (ESA) where, among other things, she is responsible for product safety, code development, improving harmonization and alternative compliance, worker safety, and aging infrastructure programs. She is a LEED-Accredited Professional and a member of CSA CE Code-Part I, Sections 24, 32, 46, 50 and 64. Email her at [email protected].

The service box has a separate compartment constructed so that it may be locked or sealed, containing a disconnecting means and its associated overcurrent devices.

The neutral assembly is bonded to the enclosure at the factory.

Utility service conductors entry is into a separate trough way or compartment.

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