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Actor and environmentalist Ed Begley, Jr. will be Eaton’s featured guest speaker at the company’s booth at 2 p.m., on Wednesday, January 21. Begley will discuss the design and construction of his new home, which is expected to achieve LEED Platinum certification and become North America’s greenest, most sustainable house. Begley’s home will feature a number of Eaton’s residential lighting, wiring and other solutions, including arc fault circuit interrupters, Halo® light-emitting diode (LED) downlights and electrical vehicle chargers. Visitors to the company’s booth will be able to view these products and talk with Eaton industry experts.

“Our equipment replacement project is designed to enable the Amoskeag hydroelectric station to provide safe, reliable and sustainable power well into the future,” said Ryan McGlone, project manager at Public Service of New Hampshire. “We leveraged Eaton’s electrical engineering expertise to support this critical equipment replacement and maintain our aggressive project timeline.”

“Our equipment replacement project is designed to enable the Amoskeag hydroelectric station to provide safe, reliable and sustainable power well into the future,” said Ryan McGlone, project manager at Public Service of New Hampshire. “We leveraged Eaton’s electrical engineering expertise to support this critical equipment replacement and maintain our aggressive project timeline.”

“In the oil field, crews are often faced with feeding cable down a hole that can be anywhere from 2,000 to 20,000 feet deep as they work to provide voltage to ESPs,” said Adam Peterson, market manager – oil & gas, mining, Eaton’s Cooper Power Systems Division. “Our latest multi-tap transformers not only provide flexible voltage settings, but they also demonstrate safety, reliability, environmental responsibility and quality that our customers can always expect.”

“In the oil field, crews are often faced with feeding cable down a hole that can be anywhere from 2,000 to 20,000 feet deep as they work to provide voltage to ESPs,” said Adam Peterson, market manager – oil & gas, mining, Eaton’s Cooper Power Systems Division. “Our latest multi-tap transformers not only provide flexible voltage settings, but they also demonstrate safety, reliability, environmental responsibility and quality that our customers can always expect.”

“Eaton’s power management expertise and solutions will help Green Mountain Power continue to produce low-cost, low-carbon and reliable power at the Proctor hydroelectric station,” said Dorothy Schnure, a spokeswoman from Green Mountain Power.

“Eaton’s power management expertise and solutions will help Green Mountain Power continue to produce low-cost, low-carbon and reliable power at the Proctor hydroelectric station,” said Dorothy Schnure, a spokeswoman from Green Mountain Power.

Built for harsh mining environments, the 310+ Mining MCCBs provide trailing cable-specific settings and configurations to cover trailing cable sizes with just three trip units to minimize panel design time and reduce inventory requirements. The circuit breaker trip units are interchangeable between 600 V and 1000 V frames.

Built for harsh mining environments, the 310+ Mining MCCBs provide trailing cable-specific settings and configurations to cover trailing cable sizes with just three trip units to minimize panel design time and reduce inventory requirements. The circuit breaker trip units are interchangeable between 600 V and 1000 V frames.

The new EGENX series generator offers customers improved power outage protection and engine efficiency with an electronic governor and a convenient built-in battery trickle charger. Coupled with the EGSX automatic transfer switch, EGENX generators provide a reliable solution for a fully automated and reliable backup power system.