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“During periods of peak loading, or when installing new equipment, it is vital to ensure adequate electrical capacity to avoid unplanned power interruptions,” said Marty Aaron, product line manager at Eaton. “By providing the ability to simulate load additions, the new capacity management and simulation features can help commercial and industrial customers proactively forecast peak capacity requirements to predict system performance more efficiently and reliably.”

“The Portfolio surface-mount product offers customers a high-performing, versatile luminaire,” said Mark Eubanks, president, Eaton’s Cooper Lighting Division. “The luminaire’s superior optical performance, low power consumption, low life cycle cost, multiple mounting configurations and architectural design serve as an ideal solution for both retrofit and new construction opportunities, as well as those with limited plenum space or hard to access areas.”

“The Portfolio surface-mount product offers customers a high-performing, versatile luminaire,” said Mark Eubanks, president, Eaton’s Cooper Lighting Division. “The luminaire’s superior optical performance, low power consumption, low life cycle cost, multiple mounting configurations and architectural design serve as an ideal solution for both retrofit and new construction opportunities, as well as those with limited plenum space or hard to access areas.”

O2 energies Inc., a North Carolina Independent Power Producer (IPP) that specializes in large, ground-mounted solar arrays selected Eaton for the projects. O2 energies is the developer, owner and operator of the solar installations. Once the projects are complete, Duke Energy, the largest electric power holding company in the U.S., will distribute the power produced at the solar arrays through power purchase agreements.

O2 energies Inc., a North Carolina Independent Power Producer (IPP) that specializes in large, ground-mounted solar arrays selected Eaton for the projects. O2 energies is the developer, owner and operator of the solar installations. Once the projects are complete, Duke Energy, the largest electric power holding company in the U.S., will distribute the power produced at the solar arrays through power purchase agreements.

“An expanded voltage range, paired with a host of new features designed to protect personnel and minimize unplanned downtime, helps make the PSG Series an incredibly versatile industrial power supply line,” said Lauren Kaszak, product manager at Eaton. “The new features demonstrate Eaton’s ongoing commitment to developing solutions that not only simplify control panel building, but also extend system availability and worker protection.”

“An expanded voltage range, paired with a host of new features designed to protect personnel and minimize unplanned downtime, helps make the PSG Series an incredibly versatile industrial power supply line,” said Lauren Kaszak, product manager at Eaton. “The new features demonstrate Eaton’s ongoing commitment to developing solutions that not only simplify control panel building, but also extend system availability and worker protection.”

Eaton developed these tips in response to results from its joint survey with the Independent Electrical Contractors (IEC). Survey results indicated that educational programs are helping to increase awareness of the dangers of counterfeit products, but these products continue to be found in the field and generally are not reported.

Eaton developed these tips in response to results from its joint survey with the Independent Electrical Contractors (IEC). Survey results indicated that educational programs are helping to increase awareness of the dangers of counterfeit products, but these products continue to be found in the field and generally are not reported.

"Eaton designs all of its products with worker and equipment safety in mind," said Eric Le, product manager, Eaton. "The RS family of safety interlock switches offers a high degree of reliable protection for plant machinery and personnel, and the flexibility to support safety rating requirements."