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B eBMag is featuring a different guest editor on this page every issue during our 50th anniversary year . Mike Doherty is Health & Safety manager with PowerTel Utilities Contractors Ltd., and can be reached at mdoherty@powertel.ca.

ack in 1999, I was working in the maintenance department at OPG’s Darlington Nuclear Generating Station just east of Oshawa, Ont. My manager was challenged by a recent audit to conduct an electrical safety awareness course for frontline electrical workers. He was an excellent individual who was determined to get it done correctly. As I was passing by his office, he called me in and asked if I would design and deliver the course. I said yes, adding that I would first like to do some research. After surfing the internet for a short while, it became apparent things were starting to change significantly in the world of electrical safety. While online, I came across a link for something called the IEEE Electrical Safety Workshop, where leading thinkers interact, learn and share best practices. In 2001, the ESW was back in Toronto; as it was being held close to work, the costs were minimal, so management let me attend my first one. It was a true awakening for me. One of the first people I met was Lanny Floyd from Dupont who, from the outset, has attended every ESW since the inaugural event in 1992. Lanny is the leader and heart of the workshop, and keeps the passion flowing through our community. You see, changing and improving the electrical safety culture is in the DNA of everyone who attends.

I had numerous questions regarding arc flash energies, and procured an invite to the ESW’s meeting of the IEEE 1584 arc flash calculation working group (of which I am still a member). I had the distinct pleasure of meeting the movers and shakers in the science of arc flash calculation, including Ray Jones, the technical committee chair of NFPA 70E for many years and, easily, one of the most preeminent electrical safety experts on the planet. Meeting and chatting with folks like Lanny and Ray made the event worth it, not to mention the other connections I made—many of which endure to this day. Now, more than a decade later, I am preparing to attend my 14th “Superbowl of Electrical Safety” in a row, which is being held the first week of February 2014 in San Diego, Calif. It will be attended by the best in electrical safety, and those who want to learn from the best. The presentations, tutorials, vendor exhibit and hospitality suites are second to none; there are numerous opportunities to meet other people who not only passionately believe in zero injuries at work, but have the conviction to do something about it. I strongly encourage you to attend, learn and share with us in stunning San Diego. The ESW will change the way you think, and helps ensure that when you implement electrical safety initiatives at work, you get them right the first time... which is great safety ROI for anyone.

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The ability to combine your location with that of your customers can lead to new opportunities for success.

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44 Are standby generators the next must-have

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Businesses and even individuals are increasingly unable to function without power, which creates significant opportunity for electrical contractors, engineers and others to help their customers specify, acquire and install standby generators.

47 Large electricity consumer? Take control of your global adjustment! Global adjustment has become a significant charge for Ontario electricity consumers, yet it presents a tremendous opportunity for many to save hundreds of thousands of dollars by implementing strategies to ensure they reduce or offset their load.

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52 Don’t let these 3 common mistakes kill your next work truck spec At its most basic level, a work truck is a piece of equipment that helps your employees do their jobs, but three common mistakes when spec’ing your truck can lead to a work truck that just doesn’t work.

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page 17 Canada suffers from hundreds of thousands of dollars in construction theft every month, so what can you do to keep more of your money in your pocket—and away from thieves?

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industry news Greenlee acquires utility-based HD Electric Company Greenlee (a Textron company, www. greenlee.com) has acquired HD Electric Company (www.hdelectriccompany.com), an Illinois-based designer and manufacturer of power utility products. “The addition of HD Electric expands and strengthens our capabilities in the power utility segment,” said Scott Hall, president, Textron Industrial Segment and Greenlee. “The combination of HD Electric, Greenlee Utility and Sherman + Reilly allows us to offer a more complete product solution to the power utility customer.” HD Electric specializes in test and measurement, controls and system monitoring, safety and specialty products for the electric power industry. The company employs 38 people and will join the Greenlee family of brands alongside Greenlee, Klauke, Greenlee Communications and Sherman + Reilly. This is the second acquisition in the last six months by Greenlee, says the company, as it continues “to strengthen and expand its position in the power utility segment”. Shermco completes acquisition of Sask’s Magna Electric Texas-based Shermco Industries (www.shermco.com) says it has completed its acquisition of Magna Electric Corp. (MEC, www.magnaelectric.com), a Canadian electrical power system engineering, testing, construction, manufacturing and commissioning service company based in Saskatchewan. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed. “In years past, our two companies have partnered on a number of projects, including the first phase of the Keystone pipeline and Hurricane Sandy disaster recovery efforts,” said Ron Widup, Shermco president and CEO. “We couldn’t be more excited to be creating a North American powerhouse in electrical testing and maintenance, which we believe is poised to take advantage of powerful forces driving growth in the energy, industrial and other sectors.” The transaction establishes Shermco in Western Canada, including Saskatchewan, Alberta and Manitoba. The combined company will have over 1000 qualified electrical workers in locations across Canada and the United States, says Shermco, noting this creates the largest independent electrical testing and maintenance service

company in North America. The full MEC workforce and senior management team will be integrated with Shermco; operations at all of MEC’s existing facilities are expected to continue. “There are tremendous opportunities being created as

Canadian companies work to meet strong demand for energy across North America, as well as a wide range of other products and services,” noted Kerry Heid, CEO of MEC. “By joining forces, we will be better positioned to help our customers meet those critical needs.”

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Help solve world energy challenges with “Go Green in the City” 2014

The 2013 top prize was awarded to Alyssa Tricia Eloise Vintola and Lorenz Ray Payonga from Ateneo de Manila University. Schneider Electric (www.scheider-electric.com) has launched the fourth edition of “Go Green in the City”, (www.gogreeninthecity2014.com) a global business case challenge focusing on innovating energy solutions for the city. The increased relevance of energy issues to students all over the world, in particular new economies, is important for Schneider Electric, says the company, which decided to launch a new and extended edition of the contest. It says “Go Green in the City 2014” case challenge is “the definitive global student competition” for green energy solutions, with more than a dozen new countries participating, bringing the total number of countries to 31. Schneider says the ongoing interest in the contest demonstrates that future engineers are more aware of the need for increased demand for electrical power, and that it will have to be balanced with social progress and environmental protection. From November 15, 2013, to February 15, 2014, business and engineering bachelor (2nd year and on), master or MBA students from all over the world are welcome to join the challenge by forming a two-member team, with at least one of the members being a female. They must submit a case study illustrating their ideas for viable energy management solutions for one of the five basic urban sectors (residential, university, business, water and hospitals). To gain expert tips about their case and have the possibility to gain a unique insight into one of the leading energy management companies of the world, students can unlock a creative challenge through an online game quiz. So far, more than 1744 pre-registrations representing 81 nationalities from all over the world have been received. The top 100 teams will be announced February 28, 2014, and will have a month to work with a mentor from Schneider to create a synopsis and a video business case for their idea. The 12 best teams will then be flown to Paris in June 2014 to compete in the final. The winning team will travel the world with Schneider, visiting facilities, networking with employees and high-level management, and be offered jobs within the company.

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Canada says OK to Labrador– Island Transmission Link Joe Oliver, Canada’s minister of natural resources (www.nrcan. gc.ca), says the government has determined the environmental effects of the Labrador–Island Transmission Link project are justified in view of the “significant economic benefits and reductions in greenhouse gases for the region”. With this decision, the project proponent can continue with the regulatory approval process. “This project will not only create jobs and economic growth for people in Newfoundland & Labrador, it will also significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions while providing a stable source of clean energy for Atlantic Canada,” said Oliver. “Our government will continue to work with our partners, including Aboriginal groups, to balance economic development with environmental protection.” The 1135-km Labrador–Island Transmission Link will deliver electricity produced at the Muskrat Falls hydroelectric generating facility to the island of Newfoundland. The federal environmental assessment of the project was conducted by the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency. The government says it weighed all of the identified benefits, effects, risks and uncertainties, and found the project is justified on both economic and environmental grounds. The government adds it will ensure “extensive measures are taken to mitigate the potential environmental impacts of this project”. “This decision marks a critical milestone in the development of the Lower Churchill River hydroelectric projects,” said Derrick Come on, Canada! Surely we’ve got the next Cold Crew Champion!

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Dalley, minister of natural resources with the Government of Newfoundland & Labrador. “This incredible endeavour will result in countless benefits to our province, the most important being the provision of reliable, least-cost power to meet the growing demand for electricity.” The project will require federal authorizations under the Fisheries Act, the Navigable Waters Protection Act and the Federal Real Properties and Federal Immovables Act to proceed. Newfoundland & Labrador estimates the Lower Churchill Loan Guarantee projects are anticipated to yield “extensive direct and indirect economic benefits” to Atlantic Canada and involve $7.7 billion in investment. The projects are expected to generate over 3100 jobs at peak employment during construction. Canada says it will continue to work with Emera (www.emeraenergy.com), Nalcor Energy (www.nalcorenergy.com) and the provinces of Newfoundland & Labrador and Nova Scotia as they move forward with developing the Lower Churchill River Projects. merchandise and a grand prize trip for two. Entries are being accepted now through February 28, 2014, at which time Cintas and Carhartt will select finalists and begin public voting at the contest website. Several reasons to join the Cintas & Carhartt Cold Crew: 1. This is the chance to share how you “Outwork Them All”. 2. This is a free way to promote your company and represent others in your profession who work as hard as you. 3. If you are selected as one of the finalists, your family, friends and coworkers can support you by voting online. 4. The grand prize winner receives an all-expenses-paid trip for two (to be announced), and there is also a chance to win Carhartt merchandise. Cintas & Carhartt say last year’s contest attracted hundreds of entries, which were narrowed down to nine finalists from across Canada and the United States. The winner of the grand prize trip was James Tatem, an arborist foreman from Hooksett, N.H.

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RECALL: TSC Stores recalls Pinnacle portable fans

Ontario’s Electrical Safety Authority (ESA, www.esasafe.com) is notifying the public that TSC Stores has announced a voluntary recall of certain portable fans and air circulator units sold at TSC Stores between March and May 2013. The affected products have not been tested to determine whether they comply with Canadian standards for product safety and, as such, may pose a safety hazard. No incidents/ injuries have been reported. The recall involves 1067 units that were manufactured in China and imported by Pinnacle Products International Inc. The recalled units include: • PT-240-DDF 24-in. direct-drive • PT-36-BDF 36-in. belt-drive • PT-42-BDF 42-in. belt-drive • PT-48-BDF 48-in. belt-drive If you have one of these fans, stop using it and return to TSC Stores for a full refund. For more information, contact Beth Miller-Ennis, Pinnacle Products International Inc., at (800) 641-6996 ext. 420. JF Industrial convicted of illegal work after apprentice severely burned JF Industrial Systems Inc. has been convicted of charges related to performing electrical

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work illegally and fined $25,000, after an employee was seriously burned when a machine on which he was doing electrical work exploded, showering him with molten metal, said Ontario’s Electrical Safety Authority (ESA, www.esasafe.com). The Windsor-area company was found guilty on one count of performing electrical work without an electrical contractor’s licence. Under Ontario Regulation 570/05, Licensing of Electrical Contractors and Master Electricians, only Licensed Electrical Contractors are permitted to contract to perform electrical work in Ontario. The company was hired in October 2011 to install new electrical equipment to existing machines at a local company. In January 2012, an apprentice in his 20s was removing a piece of electrical equipment from a machine, when the equipment caught fire and showered him with molten metal. The worker suffered severe burns and is not yet medically cleared to return to work. “It’s extremely unfortunate that this incident resulted in a young man sustaining serious injuries with longterm effects that may change the course of his chosen career,” said Scott Saint, ESA’s chief public safety officer. “However, it is encouraging to see that the courts have sent such a strong message that doing electrical work without a licence has serious consequences. I believe that this case will serve as a deterrent to others who consider ignoring the law.” Legitimate contractors should remind consumers of ESA’s 3 Cs: • Check to ensure the contractor holds a valid electrical contractor licence, which you can search at www.esasafe.com. • Confirm they are arranging the appropriate inspections from ESA. • Call ESA at (877) 372-7233 when you suspect someone is misrepresenting themselves.

Southwire to acquire Coleman Cable in $786-million deal Southwire Company (www.southwire. com) and Coleman Cable Inc. (www.colemancable.com) have entered into a definitive merger agreement, under which Southwire will acquire Coleman, valued at about $786 million. The deal is expected to close in the first quarter of 2014. “Coleman’s exceptional engineering capabilities across multiple end markets and stellar reputation among customers make it an ideal fit with Southwire,” said Stuart Thorn, president and CEO of Southwire. “We are pleased to announce this transaction, which delivers immediate and certain cash value to our stockholders and supports a strong future for Coleman,” said Gary Yetman, Coleman president and CEO. “As one of North America’s largest producers of wire and cable, Southwire is a proven industry leader and, together, we will continue building on the solid momentum our team worked so hard to create.” Until the merger is complete, both Southwire and Coleman will continue to operate as separate companies Following the transaction’s closing, Coleman’s management team will join the Southwire organization.

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industry news This carpet will light up your life... and tell you where to go!

Lighting player Royal Philips (www.philips.com) and carpet manufacturer Desso are partnering to develop solutions that combine LED lighting with light transmissive carpet. “This light transmissive carpet solution is designed to engage directly with people’s senses and the eyes’ natural inclination to seek out light,” said Ed Huibers, marketing and sales director at Philips Lighting. The solution “will transform the way people interact with information and their environment” in offices, hotels, conference centres and other public buildings, says Philips. These LED carpets will provide

benefits in the areas of information, direction and safety, such as: • Guiding people around buildings, including safety exits and routes. • Enhancing the ambiance and atmosphere of the interior of buildings, combining lighting with design and colour. • Helping to de-clutter spaces by making information visible only when needed. The solution is designed for high traffic areas and comes in different colours, shapes and sizes. “We know people spend 90% of their

PowerCheck’s Brian Cook and Nechako land prestigious BC safety awards Six recipients from multiple technology sectors have been selected to receive BC’s highest safety honour at BC Safety Authority’s 8th annual Lieutenant Governor Safety Awards, and among them is Brian Cook, president and founder of PowerCheck Electrical Safety Services, and Nechako Green Energy. Congratulations! The awards recognize individuals and organizations who demonstrate exceptional leadership, achievement or innovation in the promotion of technical systems safety in the province. “Their efforts enhance public confidence in safety systems,” said Catherine Roome, BCSA president and CEO (www.safetyauthority.ca). “BC Safety Authority is proud to recognize the outstanding work of these individuals and organizations.” Brian Cook is a licensed electrical contractor and registered electrical field safety representative with over 36 years in the electrical industry. He has published numerous papers on electrical safety, and has authored and delivered curriculum on electrical systems at Canada still good place to do business, says wind energy association “Anyone participating in wind in Canada is not just looking at Ontario,” answered Robert Hornung (photo), president of the Canadian Wind Energy Association (CanWEA), when asked whether the World Trade Organization’s ruling against Ontario would negatively impact the province’s green energy industry. You may recall, the province’s domestic content requirements under its lucrative 2009 Feed-in Tariff (FIT) and microFIT programs for renewable energy procurement were seen as unfair by the likes of Japan and the European Union. Hornung made the statement while delivering a market update on wind energy in Canada yesterday exclusively for accredited media, adding that “Domestic content requirements were a good incentive, but [wind power players] ultimately saw an opportunity in the [Canadian] market, as well as the ability

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time indoors, and our vision linked to this is to create innovative flooring solutions that contribute to people’s health and well-being.” said Desso CEO Alexander Collot d’Escury. The partnership calls for Philips and Desso to work exclusively together in developing the markets in EMEA (Europe, Middle East and Africa). In addition, a joint development agreement has been signed focusing on a integrating this solution into new and existing buildings. The product name will be revealed in 2014 as part of the full go-to-market launch, but Philips and Desso say they are already working on pilot projects “in key markets”.

the University of British Columbia. As the founder and president of PowerCheck Electrical Safety Services (www.powercheck.ca), Cook has made significant contributions to electrical safety by working with the home insurance industry to carry out risk assessments of residential electrical systems. Vanderhoof-based Nechako Green Energy (www.sinclar.com/our_ organizations/index.php) is the first biomass heat recovery plant in the Canadian forest industry, taking steam waste from the company’s mill operations and turning it into electric power. Nechako Lumber Company Ltd. was one of the first companies to submit a Safety Management Plan under the Alternative Safety Approaches regulation, introduced in April 2011, and is the first company to have its plan accepted by BC Safety Authority. The BC Safety Authority is an independent, self-funded organization mandated to oversee the safe installation and operation of technical systems and equipment. In addition to issuing permits, licences and certificates, it works with industry to reduce safety risks through assessment, education and outreach, enforcement and research.

to export out”. with 2013 projects also being He concedes there commissioned in Prince Edward will now likely be more Island, Nova Scotia, Saskatchewan competition for established and British Columbia. Hornung players, but that “it’s a noted Alberta has the potential to positive thing”. approach 1500MW of capacity by Hornung started his the end of next year. presentation by explaining Ontario’s latest Long-Term 2013 has been a record Energy Plan calls for “community year for wind power, with engagement”, and Hornung 20 projects totalling nearly says he welcomes this, saying 1600MW in new capacity. the wind power industry has 97% of new capacity stems “shown some imagination in from 13 projects, including engaging communities”. He does, Robert Hornung three 150MW projects in however, concede this is an area Quebec, which installed over 1000MW of of continuous improvement. “It’s incumbent on wind developments to be a citizen in their wind energy this year. Those projects used community,” said Hornung. product from Enercon, Suzlon/Repower, Vestas, He noted that, even just a few years ago, DeWind and Siemens. wind developers naturally assumed community And while Ontario and Quebec led the support, but that industry has since “learned country in wind power this year, other support has to be earned”. jurisdictions are getting in on the action,

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In the majority of incidents, work on the electric equipment is ongoing and the panel-door is open. Human error, therefore, is the most common reason for accidents. As mentioned earlier, today’s switchgear are built to be ‘arc-proof’ by containing the arc inside and/or using cell separation. But when the door is open, a fast and separate arc protection device is needed to maintain the safety level. Reducing the consequences of arc faults is all about time (see chart). This is why the ABB TVOC-2 (Arc Guard System™) reacts in just a couple of milli-seconds, thereby over-ruling standard protection time delays when tripping breakers. Safety is becoming more and more important. As legal and regulatory requirements increase, old equipment soon becomes out-of-date. Arc Guard System™ can help increase equipment safety and thereby prolong its life-cycle. Arc Guard System™ will not prevent the accident from happening – but it will significantly reduce the damage caused. The new generation of ABB’s Arc Guard System™ replaces the old generation that served as a benchmark in the industry for the past 35 years. With TVOC-2, we set an entirely new standard. 1. Detectors sense the arc flash inside the equipment. 2. Optical fiber transfers the arc flash light to the arc monitor unit. 3. Monitor sends a trip signal to the circuit breaker.

To meet the demands of our customers and end-users, the TVOC-2 focuses on Reliability, Flexibility and Simplicity. In addition to being cULus and CSA certified, the TVOC-2 is designed with functional safety in mind. With its SIL 2 design, it is approved for today’s applications as well as tomorrow’s industry needs. The TVOC-2 is tested and approved for functional safety and reliability according to IEC 61508 (similar to ISO 13849-1 PL level ‘D’. This SIL 2 compliance means that the product is designed so that a fault in a component will not result in a safety function failure. For example,

certain capacitors have a redundant copy if the first one fails. The system also monitors itself and lets you know if anything seems wrong. Many of the added functions are handled by a microprocessor, but more importantly, none of the safety functions. Both you and your business can feel safe with TVOC-2. Using TVOC-2 means that you can meet the highest safety requirements! For example, NFPA70E, a US standard for the safe installation of electrical wiring and equipment, states: “a flash hazard analysis shall be done in order to protect personnel from the possibility of being injured by an arc flash. The analysis shall deter-

Pictures from test with TVOC. Pictures from test with TVOC. Arc fault with Arc Guard system. Arc fault without Arc Guard system. mine the Flash Protection Boundary and the personal protective equipment that people within the Flash Protection Boundary shall use.” With Arc Guard System™, these calculations will show that the energy from an arc flash is decreased to an extent

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Southwire has named Axel Schlumberger president of Southwire Canada (www.southwire. ca), where he will Axel manage sales, marSchlumberger keting and support operations from its headquarters in Mississauga, Ont. He most recently served as senior vice president of technical sales and support for Southwire’s Energy Division. “Few people in the world match Axel’s knowledge of and expertise in the technology side of our business,” said Jack Carlson, president of Southwire North America. “His experience in product development, technical support and sales provides a tremendous advantage as we seek to expand our presence in the Canadian market.” He is also a senior member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) and a member of the International Council on Large Electric Systems (CIGRE). The company has announced Schlumberger will be moving to the Canadian head office to assume his position effective immediately. Meanwhile, former Southwire Canada president, Eric Schmidt, will be moving into an international strategic business development position based in Southwire’s Carrollton office. Thanks to Affiliated Distributors (www.adrewards.ca) for letting us know that, for the 6th straight year, Stelpro (www.stelpro. com) employees participated in the Grande Virée des Sentiers:

an annual 5-km run in Mont St-Bruno to raise money for the Sainte-Justine Children’s Hospital Foundation. Stelpro is a North American manufacturer of heating, ventilation and control products. Founded in 1981 by John Chabot, the company now employs over 440 people. It joined Affiliated Distributors in 1997. The company had 87 employees participating in the run this year, surpassing the goal of 80. A dozen Stelpro employees also contributed their time and effort as volunteers to help organize the event and cheer on runners. The company donated $250 in the name of each employee who completed the run. The event helped raise $21,750 for the foundation. Stelpro president Yves Chabot has already promised the company and its employees will run again in 2014, says Affiliated.

statement. “I look forward to working with ABB’s strong team to deliver continued profitable growth against our stratUlrich Spiesshofer egy and create long-term value for our customers, employees and shareholders,” said Spiesshofer. Meanwhile, ABB says it is realigning Greg Scheu responsibilities in its Group Executive Committee (EC) to put a strong focus on acquisition integration and the expanded North Brice Koch American business portfolio. As a result, Greg Scheu—currently responsible for marketing and customer soluUniversal Lighting Technolotions on the EC—will lead the gies (www.unvlt.com) says it has group’s acquisition integration appointed Martin Pint as vice efforts and take over responsibilpresident of distribution sales, ity for North America, where he which “builds on the company’s will retain responsibility for ABB’s strategic commitment to growservice business, while the remaining the distribution channel for all ing activities of marketing and Universal Lighting products sold”. customer solutions will be further “Martin has a proven track record developed by other members of of expanding business opportunities the EC. In addition, Brice Koch, for manufacturhead of the Power Systems division ers throughout at ABB (www.abb.com) is leaving North America,” the company to become CEO at said Joe Damiani, Oerlikon—a Swiss-based industrial senior vice presigroup specializing in machine and dent of sales. “His plant engineering. “[Brice] has done high-level sales so much to drive collaboration and Martin Pint experience and performance at ABB, and we will innovative management techniques miss his valuable contribution,” said uniquely position him to seize Spiesshofer. Koch joined ABB in new opportunities for Universal 1994 and held a number of roles Lighting’s growing markets and in Switzerland before taking over strengthen relationships with our as global head of the Transformers current distribution partners.” Pint business unit in 2002, and has been comes to the lighting manufacturer responsible for the Power Systems with 20 years of executive experidivision since March 2012. ence in manufacturing sales for North America. Lighting industry player Fulham Ulrich Spiesshofer has succeeded (www.fulham.com) Joe Hogan as chief executive has appointed officer of ABB (www.abb.com) folRobert Howardlowing a three-month transition Anderson to the period announced earlier this year. position of CEO. Robert Hogan will continue as advisor to Bob comes to Howard-Anderson the board until the end of March Fulham follow2014. “Ulrich Spiesshofer has an ing nine years as CEO of Occam outstanding track record forming Networks Inc. “Now is the perfect and developing high-performing time to infuse the company with teams, and has demonstrated excel- the kind of leadership that Bob lent strategy and execution skills,” brings to the table to truly catapult said Hubertus von Grunberg, Fulham to its next tier of growth,” chair of the board, in a welcoming said Dennis Costello, board chair.

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“The board would like to thank COO Harry Libby, CFO Jim White and CTO/EVP Jim Obbink who have propelled Fulham forward over the past eight months, acting as the Office of the President, and we are pleased to have all three reporting to Bob in their current roles with the company,” continued Costello. Vicki Rine has joined Shermco Industries (www. shermco.com) in the Engineering Services Division as an account Vicki Rine manager, representing the company’s technical and safety training services. She will focus on business development with electrical generation and transmission organizations— including fossil fuel, nuclear, wind and solar—in both Canada and U.S. This includes power companies, dedicated operations and maintenance organizations, as well as original equipment manufacturers (OEMs). “We’re excited to welcome Ms. Rine to our team. She has many years of technical training experience, which will greatly benefit Shermco’s customers,” said Mike Hancock, corporate sales manager for Shermco’s Engineering and Machine Service Divisions. Shermco provides testing, repair, professional training, maintenance and analysis of rotating apparatus and electrical power distribution systems and related equipment. At EV2013 in Gatineau, Que., in October, Electric Mobility Canada (EMC, www. emc-mec.ca) elected Catherine Catherine Kargas Kargas, vicepresident of Marcon (Montreal) as chair of the board. Kargas has served as an EMC director for several years, and has “played a key role” in guiding EMC as it continues to expand its activities aimed at the electrification of transport in Canada. She is joined on the executive committee by Mark Dubois-Phillips of Powertech Labs from Surrey, B.C., as vice-chair, and Dan Guatto of Burlington Hydro in Ontario as secretary-treasurer. EMC’s membership includes vehicle manufacturers, electrical utilities, parts and components suppliers, fleet managers and academics.

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Chris Hummel is joining Schneider Electric (www. schneider-electric. com) as chief marketing officer, executive vice Chris Hummel president and member of the executive committee. Reporting directly to JeanPascal Tricoire, chair and CEO of Schneider Electric, Hummel has responsibility for the company’s marketing. “Chris’ strong marketing, technology and solutions background will support the execution of Schneider Electric’s strategy,” said Tricoire. “His broad experience as a general manager and long career living and working in high growth economies, will add to our capabilities and help developing a closer and broader relationship with our customers and partners.”

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ne of the most important issues to consider when negotiating a contract between a design professional and an owner is which party ultimately owns the design. Owners often want ownership because they paid for it, and want the ability to modify or expand their project in the future without having to pay additional fees to the designer. Designers have equally strong incentives to obtain and maintain control of the documents they produce; they wish to protect the artistic content of their work, as well as obtain the financial benefits associated with control over the design. Valid arguments can be made for both parties when deciding who should own the design. From the owner’s perspective, the justification for ownership is largely financial. The owner pays for the design, and expects it should retain the ability to use the design for its purposes, including beyond the immediate project. In some cases, an owner will want to retain ownership to protect the originality of the project, especially when it involves a one-of-a kind structure (although this objective is less common). From a designer’s perspective, retaining ownership is, quite simply, a means to protect its livelihood. Without ownership, the designer may not be able to prevent the owner or anyone to whom the owner may transfer the design documents from modifying, copying or selling the design with no compensation being paid to the original designer. Designers may also have concerns from a liability perspective. When their designs are used by the owner or a third party without the original designer’s involvement, the designer may face risk should damages be suffered by the owner or third parties in any subsequent project where the design is used. When both parties have legitimate interests in owning a design, how are they to be reconciled in negotiations? Here are some important points to consider:

Does the owner really need or want ownership of the copyright to the design documents? The copyright matters little to the owner in most cases because he will not be duplicating the project, so it should remain with the designer.

Would the grant of a license by the designer to the owner provide the owner with the rights it requires to utilize the design, including to copy or reproduce it, for the purposes of its project? Often, a license is all the owner needs to use the design documents for its project, so this is a particular area of potential compromise.

Is it important to the owner that any license it obtains extends to performing alterations or modifications to the design for use in subsequent projects or additions at the site? This will likely depend on the nature of the project. In some cases, where no future expansion or phase is planned, an owner may be content with a license that only covers the immediate project.

When a broader licence relxating to the use of the design for future alterations or additions is required by an owner, can the designer’s liability concerns be addressed through the inclusion of a requirement for the designer’s prior consent? If not, will a waiver (by the owner of its claims against the designer) and/ or an indemnity (from the owner to the designer for possible third-party claims arising from the alteration or misapplication of the design) address the concern? Again, this is a possible area where true negotiation can take place so that a compromise acceptable to both parties is achieved. By agreeing to a waiver of claims and/or an indemnity, an owner can sometimes address a designer’s liability concerns.

How will use of the design documents—either on the basis of ownership rights or with a grant of a license—be affected by a termination of the agreement? In the event of a termination of the designer for cause by the owner, there is a strong argument that the owner’s proprietary interest in the design should not be adversely affected by the termination. However, were the owner to terminate the designer for convenience, or were the designer to terminate the owner for cause (e.g. for a non-payment), then the designer has a stronger argument that the owner should not be entitled to maintain any proprietary rights after the termination. In any event, this issue should be addressed in the language dealing with the ownership and use of the design.

The legitimate interests of owners and designers in the ownership of the design produced for a project mean that both parties need to take a realistic approach to the negotiation of the issue. In coming to an arrangement that works for both parties, owners should consider what rights of use they actually need to achieve their project objectives, while designers should consider whether granting the owner a limited licence accompanied with consent requirements, waiver language or even indemnities addresses its liability concerns. As difficult as this issue can sometimes be, a realistic compromise is possible when parties conduct themselves in a commercially reasonable manner.

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Manufacturers 3M Canada PO Box 5757 London, ON N6A 4T1 T: 800-410-6880 F: 519-452-6080 W: www.3m.ca/electrical 3R Technologies 83 North Summit St. Tenafly, NJ 07670 T: 888-541-9971 F: 888-541-3105 W: www.3rtechnologies.com A A-D Technologies 860 Garden St. Elyria, OH 44035 T: 800-321-7914 F: 440-322-1001 W: www.adtechnologies.com A-Rise Pipe Support, Inc. B-1300 Alameda Ave, Fircrest, WA 98466 T: 253-565-1140 F: 253-565-1700 W: www.arisepipesupport.com

ADC Telecommunications Inc. 23 rue Oriole Kirkland, QC H9H 4S2 T: 514-249-3573 W: www.adc.com

Alpha Wire 711 Lidgerwood Ave. Elizabeth, NJ 07202 T: 908-587-4077 W: www.alphawire.com

Advanced Energy Networks Inc. 7131 Edwards Blvd. Mississauga, ON L5S 1Z2 T: 905-564-7615 F: 905-564-7680 W: www.advancedenergynetworks.com

Altronix Corporation 140 58th St., Bldg. A, 3 W Brooklyn, NY 11220 T: 888-258-7669 F: 718-567-9056

AEG Power Solutions Inc. 2680 Fourteenth Ave., Unit 1 & 2 Markham, ON L3R 5B2 T: 905-480-5151 F: 905-480-9356 W: www.aegpowersolutions.com AEMC Instruments 200 Foxborough Blvd. Foxborough, MA 02035 T: 508-698-2115 F: 508-698-2118 W: www.aemc.com

AMAC Equipment Ltd. 110 Industrial Rd. Richmond Hill, ON L4C 2Y3 T: 905-884-1423 F: 905-884-1420 W: www.amace.ca AmerCable 350 Bailey Rd. El Dorado, AR 71730 T: 870-862-4919 F: 870-862-9613 W: www.amercable.com

AEMC Instruments 200 Foxborough Blvd. Foxborough, MA 02035 T: 508-698-2115 F: 508-698-2118 W: www.aemc.com

American Access Technologies, Inc. 6670 Spring Lake Rd. Keystone Heights, FL 32656 T: 352-473-6673 F: 352-473-6572 W: www.aatk.com

ABB 2117, 32nd av. Lachine, QC H8T 3J1 T: 514-420-3100 F: 514-420-3138 ABB, a powerful source for control solutions, offers the widest range of low voltage products and systems. Our broad product lines include high quality solutions for Controls Products, Switches, Circuit Breakers, Electronic Products and Relays, and Softstarters and much more. W: www.abb.com/lowvoltage

Aero-Tech Light Bulb Co. 534 Pratt Ave. Schaumburg, IL 60193 T: 847-352-4900 F: 847-352-4999 W: www.aerolights.com

American Fibertek Inc. 120 Belmont Dr. Somerset, NJ 08873-1204 T: 732-302-0660 F: 732-302-0667 W: www.americanfibertek.com

Aeroflo Inc. 12-205 Matheson Blvd. E. Mississauga, ON L4Z 3E3 T: 905-890-6192 F: 905-890-6193 W: www.aeroflo.com

ABCO Custom Manufacturing Inc. 90 Baffin Place Waterloo, ON N2V 1Z7 T: 519-747-9794 F: 519-747-9892

AES IntelliNet 285 Newbury St. Peabody, MA 01960 T: 978-535-7310 F: 978-535-7313 W: www.aes-intellinet.com

American Insulated Wire Corp. A Leviton Company 6595 Kitimat Rd. Mississauga, ON L5N 4J4 T: 905-826-5505 F: 905-826-6501 W: www.wirecableandcords.com

Abel Electric 187 York Rd. Dundas, ON L9H 1M9 T: 905-627-4811 F: 905-627-4811 ABSOPULSE Electronics Ltd. 110 Walgreen Rd. Ottawa, ON K0A 1L0 T: 613-836-3511 F: 613-836-7488 W: www.absopulse.com ACC Cables 3510 29th St. N.E. Calgary, AB T1Y 7E5 T: 403-291-5560 F: 403-291-1112 W: www.cablesbyacc.com Ace Manufacturing Metals Ltd. Box 500 Bittern Lake, AB T0C 0L0 T: 780-352-7145 F: 780-352-7147 W: www.acemfg.com ACR Systems Inc. 210-12960 84 Ave. Surrey, BC V3W 1K7 T: 604-591-1128 F: 604-591-2252 W: www.acrsystems.com Acuity Brands Lighting Canada, Inc. 35B Minthorn Blvd. Markham, ON L3T 7N5 T: 800-461-3210 F: 800-756-5581 W: www.abl-gtasales.com

AFOP 275 Gibraltar Dr. Sunnyvale, CA 94089 T: 408-736-6900 F: 408-736-4882 W: www.afop.com Agilent Technologies 2660 Matheson Blvd. E. Mississauga, ON L4W 5M2 T: 877-894-4414 W: www.agilent.com Air King Ltd. 110 Glidden Rd. Brampton, ON L6T 2J3 T: 905-456-2033 F: 905-456-1015 W: www.airkinglimited.com Air Systems International Inc. 821 Juniper Cres. Chesapeake, VA 23320 T: 757-424-3967 F: 757-424-5348 W: www.airsystems.cc

AMT Machine Tools Limited 73 Galaxy Blvd., Unit 17 Rexdale, ON M9W 5T4 T: 416-675-7760 F: 416-675-6988 W: www.amtmachine.com Amuneal Manufacturing Corp. 4737 Darrah St. Philadelphia, PA 19124 T: 800-755-9843 F: 215-743-1715 W: www.amuneal.com Analygas Systems 450 Midwest Rd. Toronto, ON M1P 3A9 T: 416-759-2241 F: 416-757-8096 W: www.analygas.com Analytic Systems 8128 River Way Delta, BC V4G 1K5 T: 604-946-9981 F: 604-946-9983 W: www.analyticsystems.com

Anritsu 100-1155 East Collins Blvd. Richardson, TX 75081 T: 972-644-1777 F: 972-671-1877 W: www.us.anritsu.com

Automation Control Inc. 2-100 Sheldon Dr. Cambridge, ON N1R 7S7 T: 519-622-8529 F: 519-622-3929 W: www.automationcontrolinc.com

Anritsu Electronics Ltd. 120-700 Silver Seven Rd. Kanata, ON K2V 1C3 T: 800-267-4878 F: 613-591-1006 W: www.anritsu.com

AvaLAN Wireless Systems Inc. 958 San Leandro Ave., Ste. 900 Mountain View, CA 94043 W: www.avalanwireless.com

Apcon, Inc. 9255 SW Pioneer Ct. Wilsonville, OR 97070 T: 503-682-4050 F: 503-682-4059 W: www.apcon.com Arani #508 - 433, Chabanel West Montreal, QC H2N2J4 T: 888-992-7264 F: 514-903-2297 W: www.arani.ca Ardron-Mackie Limited 6690 Columbus Rd. Mississauga, ON L5T 2G1 T: 905-670-0222 F: 800-529-0225 W: www.ardron.com Arlington Industries 1 Stauffer Industrial Park Scranton, PA 18517 T: 800-233-4717 W: www.aifittings.com Arrow Fastener Company 271 Mayhill St. Saddle Brook, NJ 07663 T: 201-843-6906 F: 201-843-3911 Artcraft Electric Ltd. 8050 Torbram Rd. Bramalea, ON L6T 3T2 T: 905-791-1551 F: 905-791-7381 W: www.artcraftlighting.com ASB Heating Elements Ltd. 20 Bethridge Rd. Toronto, ON M9W 1N1 T: 416-743-9977 F: 416-743-9424 W: www.asbheat.com Associated Wire Products Inc. 2110 Matheson Blvd. E. Mississauga, ON L4W 5E1 T: 905-602-9181 F: 905-602-9163 W: www.awpinc.com Atkore International 6560 Northwest Dr. Mississauga, ON L4V 1P2 T: 905-362-0180 F: 905-362-0186 W: www.atkore.com Atlas Transformer Inc. 7131 Edwards Blvd. Mississauga, ON L5S 1Z2 T: 905-795-0141 F: 905-795-9688 W: www.atlastransformer.com

Azco Technologies Inc. 41151-2529 Shaughnessy Street Port Coquitlam, BC V3C 5Z9 T: 877-420-2926 F: 604-357-1114 W: www.azcotechnologies.com b B & M Manufacturing Inc. PO Box 1059 Mitchell, ON N0K 1N0 T: 519-348-4410 F: 519-348-4423 W: www.bmgrp.ca B.I.M. Limited 975 Fraser Drive, Unit 15 Burlington, ON L7L 4X8 T: 905-631-8717 F: 905-631-5451 W: www.bimltd.com B.L. Innovative Lighting 111-8838 Heather St. Vancouver, BC V6P 3S8 T: 604-874-4405 F: 604-321-0445 W: www.bllighting.com Bach Simpson Corporation 1255 Brydges St. London, ON N5W 2C2 T: 519-452-3200 F: 519-452-3165 W: www.bach-simpson.com Band-N-Go Inc. 4-8540 Keele St. Vaughan, ON L4K 2N2 T: 888-871-6573 F: 905-669-1953 W: www.bandngo.com Banner Guard, Div of Reef Industries 9209 Almeda Genoa Houston, TX 77075 T: 713-507-4251 F: 713-507-4295 W: www.reefindustries.com Bartco Lighting, Inc. 5761 Research Dr. Huntington Beach, CA 92649 T: 714-230-3200 F: 714-230-3222 W: www.bartcolighting.com Baumer Electric Inc. 4046 Mainway Rd. Burlington, ON L7M 4B9 T: 905-335-8444 F: 905-335-8320 W: www.baumerelectric.ca

Airtron 65 Trottier Dr. Tillsonburg, ON N4G 4S8 T: 416-402-2067

Anamet Canada Inc. PO Box 550 Colborne, ON K0K 1S0 T: 905-355-2122 F: 905-355-3110 W: www.anametcanada.com

Aube Technologies 705 Montrichard Iberville, QC J2X 5K8 T: 450-358-4600 F: 450-358-4650 W: www.aubetech.com

Beast Cabling Systems Inc. 6711 Lee Highway Arlington, VA 22205 T: 800-633-3114 F: 703-532-8955 W: www.beastcablingsystems.com

Alico Industries Inc. 2750 John St., Unit 2 Markham, ON L3R 2W4 T: 905-305-6606 F: 866-305-6191 W: www.alicoindustries.com

Andrew Canada Inc. 606 Beech St. W. Whitby, ON L1N 5S2 T: 905-668-3348 F: 905-668-8590 W: www.andrew.com

Autac Inc. 2180 Foxon Rd. North Branford, CT 06471 T: 203-481-3444 F: 203-488-0496 W: www.autacusa.com

Beghelli Canada Inc. 3900 14th Avenue Markham, ON L3R 4R3 T: 905-948-9500 F: 905-948-8673 W: www.beghellicanada.com

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Manufacturers Bejed 14325 NE Airport Way, Ste. 101 Portland, OR 97230 T: 503-281-8153 F: 503-281-3339 W: www.bejed.com

Britech Corp. 17 Pullman Court Toronto, ON M1X 1E4 T: 416-335-7790 F: 416-335-8071 W: www.britech.ca

Bel Products 1800 Courtney park Unit 5-6-7 Mississauga, ON L5t1w1 T: 905-564-6693 F: 905-564-6692 W: www.belproducts.com

Broan-NuTone Canada Inc. 1140 Tristar Dr. Mississauga, ON L5T 1H9 T: 888-882-7626 W: www.broan.ca

Belden 200-2280 Alfred-Nobel Blvd. St-Laurent, QC H4S 2A4 T: 514-822-2345 F: 514-822-7981 W: www.belden.com BEMAG Transformer 33, rue Racine Farnham, QC J2N 3A3 T: 450 293-8998 W: www.bemag.ca Bender Canada Inc. Unit 1 5810 Ambler Drive. Mississauga, ON L4W 4J5 T: 800-243-2438 W: www.bender-ca.com Benshaw Canada Controls Inc. 550 Bright St. Listowel, ON N4W 3W3 T: 519-291-5112 F: 519-291-2595 W: www.benshaw.com Berk-Tek, A Nexans Company 132 White Oak Road New Holland, PA 17557 T: 800-237-5835 W: www.berktek.com

Brook Crompton Ltd. 264 Attwell Dr. Toronto, ON M9W 5B2 T: 416-675-3844 F: 416-675-6885 W: www.brookcromptonna.com Brother Canada 1 Hotel De Ville Dollard Des Ormeaux, QC H9B 3H6 T: 514-685-0600 W: www.brother.ca Brownsburg Electronik 741 Rue Lowe Lachute, QC J8H 4N9 T: 450-562-5211 F: 450-562-1296 W: www.bei.net Brunelle Instruments Inc. 16 Massiwippi Hatley, QC J0B 4B0 T: 819-838-5995 F: 819-838-1109 W: www.brunelleinstruments.com Bud Industries Inc. 4605 East 355th St. Willoughby, OH 44094 T: 440-946-3200 F: 440-951-4015 W: www.budind.com

Berkeley Varitronics Systems Inc. 255 Liberty Street Metuchen, NJ 08840 T: 732-548-3737 F: 732-548-3404 W: www.bvsystems.com

Burndy Canada Inc. 61 Amber St. Markham, ON L3R 3J7 T: 905-752-5400 F: 905-752-5404

Bermis Inc. 6-236 Wilkinson Rd. Brampton, ON L6T 4N7 T: 905-454-4401 F: 905-454-1240 W: www.bermis.com

C-CAN Power Systems Inc. 38 Commerce Cres. Acton, ON L7J 2X3 T: 800-461-7017 F: 519-853-3166 W: www.c-can.com

BJ TAKE INC. 220 Ramsey Drive Dunnville, ON N1A 0A7 T: 905-774--5988 F: 905-774-3439 W: www.bjtake.com

Cable Management Solutions, Inc. 291 Skip Lane Bay Shore, NY 11706 T: 631-674-0004 F: 631-674-0010 W: www.snaketray.com

Black Box Canada Corporation 2225 Sheppard Ave. E., 16th Floor Toronto, ON M2J 5C2 T: 416-490-7100 F: 416-490-7720 W: www.blackboxcanada.ca

Cable Plus 1-659 South Elmwood Aurora, IL 60506 T: 630-897-2299 F: 630-897-1640 W: www.cableplusinc.com

Borden Agencies Inc. 336 Bridlewood Ave. SW Calgary, AB T2Y 4G2 T: 403-254.0447 F: 403-254.0477 W: www.bordenagencies.com

Cableco Inc. 2975 Victoria St. Lachine, QC H8S 1Z4 T: 514-634-8024 F: 514-634-8027

Brady Canada 50 Vogell Dr Richmond Hill, ON L4B 3K6 T: 1-800-263-6179 W: www.bradycanada.ca

CableOrganizer.com, Inc. 6250 NW 27th Way Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309 T: 866-222-0030 F: 954-861-2001 W: www.cableorganizer.com

Bridgeport Fittings, Inc. 705 Lordship Blvd. Stratford, CT 06615-7313 T: 203-381-3462 F: 203-381-3483 W: www.bptfittings.com

Cam Tran Co. Ltd. 203 Purdy Rd. E. Colborne, ON K0K 1S0 T: 905-355-3224 F: 905-355-2273 W: www.camtran.com

Camden Door Controls 5502 Timberlea Blvd. Mississauga, ON L4W 2T7 T: (877) 226-3369 W: www.camdencontrols.com Cametoid Limited 1449 Hopkins St. Whitby, ON L1N 2C2 T: 905-666-3400 F: 905-666-3413 W: www.coating@cametoid.com Can-Am Instruments Ltd. 2851 Brighton Rd. Oakville, ON L6H 6C9 T: 905-829-0030 F: 905-829-4701 W: www.can-am.net CAN-D Electrification Systems Ltd. 1400 Corporate Dr. Burlington, ON L7L 6H4 T: 905-335-5335 F: 905-335-6469 W: www.can-dsystems.com

Edmonton, AB T5H 3E8 T: 780-423-4301 F: 780-424-7127 W: www.electricinsulationmaterials.com CCI Thermal Technologies 5918 Roper Rd. Edmonton, AB T6B 3E1 T: 780-577-5592 ext. 2280 F: 780-468-5904 W: www.ccithermal.com Cerro Wire 1099 Thompson Road SE Hartsell, AL 35640 T: 256-773-2522 W: www.cerrowire.com Certified Insulated Products Corp. 12102 Conway Rd. Beltsville, MD 20705 T: 301-210-0215 F: 301-210-0217 W: www.insulatedtools.com

F: 250-361-9711 W: www.coastlighting.ca Comac Corporation 9620-B Ignace Brossard, QC J4Y 2R4 T: 450-659-9899 F: 450-659-3412 W: www.comaccorporation.com CommScope Enterprise Solutions 350-1300 E. Lookout Dr. Richardson, TX 75082 T: 972-792-3000 W: www.commscope.com Composite Power Group 250 West Beaver Creek Rd. Richmond Hill, ON L4B 1C7 T: 905-763-7355 F: 905-763-6550 W: www.compow.com Comtest Communications Products Ltd. 100-1 Raymond St. Ottawa, ON K1R 1A2 T: 613-368-4600

Canarm Ltd. 2157 Parkedale Ave. Brockville, ON K6V 5V6 T: 613-342-5425 F: 613-342-8437 W: www.canarm.com

Chalfant Manufacturing Company 50 Pearl Rd. Suite 212 Brunswick, OH 44212 T: 330-273-3510 F: 330-273-8149 W: www.chalfantcabletray.com

Candura Instruments 26-775 Pacific Rd. Oakville, ON L6L 6M4 T: 905-847-6799 F: 905-847-0306 W: www.candura.com

Channel Vision 234 Fischer Ave. Costa Mesa, CA 92626 T: 800-840-0288 F: 714-424-6510 W: www.channelvision.com

Canlyte 91 Skyway Ave. Etobicoke, ON M9W 6R5 T: 416-674-6101 F: 416-674-6201 W: www.canlyte.com

Channellock 1306 South Main St. Meadville, PA 16335 T: 800-724-3018 F: 814-337-3571 W: www.channellock.com

Conpore Inc. 101-1305 boul. Lebourgneuf Québec, QC G2K 2E4 T: 418-527-9996 F: 418-527-7516 W: www.conporec.com

Capital Safety Group 260 Export Blvd. Mississauga, ON L5S 1Y9 T: 905-795-9333 F: 905-362-0134 W: www.capitalsafety.com

Chatsworth Products, Inc. 31425 Agoura Rd. Westlake Village, CA 91361 T: 800-834-4969 W: www.chatsworth.com

Contretron Inc. 6440 Notre Dame St. W. Montreal, QC H4C 1V4 T: 888-933-5752 F: 514-933-4128 W: www.cablelocators.com

Caplugs 2150 Elmwood Ave. Buffalo, NY 14207 T: 716-876-9855 F: 716-874-1680 W: www.caplugs.com

Chess Industrial Power Rectifiers Inc. 380 Armour Rd., Unit 110 Peterborough, ON K9H 7L7 T: 705-755-1166 F: 705-755-1174 W: www.chessipr.com

Carlo Gavazzi Canada Inc. 8-2660 Meadowvale Blvd. Mississauga, ON L5N 6M6 T: 905-542-0979 F: 905-542-2248 W: www.gavazzionline.com

Chloride Systems 272 W. Stag Park Service Rd. Burgaw, NC 28425 T: 910-259-1000 F: 800-258-8803 W: www.chloridesys.com

Cassco Machines 37 Prince Andrew Pl. Toronto, ON M3C 2H2 T: 416-445-6262 F: 416-445-3790 W: www.casscomachines.com

CIPH (Mecanex/Climatex) 295 The West Mall, Ste. 330 Toronto, ON M9C 4Z4 T: 416-695-0447 F: 416-695-0450 W: www.ciph.com

Caterpillar Inc. PO Box 610 Mossville, IL 61552 T: 800-321-7332 F: 309-578-2559 W: www.cat-electricpower.com

Clearfield, Inc. 5480 Nathan Lane Plymouth, MN 55442 T: 763-476-6866 F: 763-475-8457 W: www.apacn.com

CB Engineering Ltd. 5920 11th St. SE Calgary, AB T2H 2M4 T: 403-259-6220 F: 888-259-1666 W: www.cbeng.com

Clemtech Consultation 107-813 Beriault St. Longueuil, QC J4G 1X7 T: 450-651-4844 F: 450-646-5950

CBS Electric Insulation Materials (Edm.) Ltd. 10555-111 St.

Coast Lighting (VI) Ltd. 83 Burnside Rd. W. Victoria, BC V9A 1B6 T: 250-388-6688

Condex/Wattco Inc. 55 Milton Ave. Lachine, QC H8R 1K6 T: 514-488-9124 F: 514-488-9126 W: www.wattco.com CONEC CORPORATION 125 Sun Pac Blvd. Brampton, ON L6S 5Z6 T: 905-790-2200 F: 905-790-2201 W: www.conec.com

Contretron Inc. 6440 Notre Dame St. West Montreal, QC H4C 1V4 T: 514-933-5752 F: 514-933-4128 W: www.cablelocators.com Control Technology Corp. 25 South St. Hopkinton, MA 01748 T: 508-435-9595 F: 508-435-2373 W: www.ctc-control.com Controles RL 894 rue Berlier Laval, QC H7L 4K5 T: 450-967-1703 F: 450-967-1706 W: www.controlesrl.com Conveyerail Systems Inc. 7-120 Newkirk Rd. N. Richmond Hill, ON L4C 9S7 T: 905-884-1633 F: 905-884-7079 W: www.conveyerail.com Cooper Industries 5925 McLaughlin Rd. Mississauga, ON L5R 1B8 T: 905-507-4000 F: 905-568-7049 W: www.cooperindustries.com Cooper Lighting 5925 McLaughlin Rd. Mississauga, ON L5R 1B8 T: 905-501-4142

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Manufacturers Cos Phi Inc. 240 Huckins St, PO Box 24 Goderich, ON N7A 3Y5 T: 519-440-0454 F: 519-440-0446 W: www.cosphi.com Cristal Controls Ltd. 2025 Lavoisier no. 135 Quebec, QC G1N 4L6 T: 800-681-9590 F: 418-681-7393 W: www.cristalcontrols.com Criterion Instruments Ltd. 30 Progress Ave. Toronto, ON M1P 4W8 T: 416-299-6666 F: 416-299-8398 W: www.criterioninstr.com Cummins Hydraulics 1250 Gorham St. Newmarket, ON L3Y 8W4 T: 905-836-7750 F: 905-836-2736 W: www.cumminshydraulics.ca Cummins Power Generation 1400 73rd Ave. NE Minneapolis, MN 55432 T: 763-574-5000 F: 763-574-5298 W: www.cumminspower.com Custom Lighting Ltd. 7923 Coronet Rd. N.W. Edmonton, AB T6E 4N7 T: 780-463-8014 F: 780-463-2216 W: www.customlightingltd.com CXtec 5404 South Bay Rd. Syracuse, NY 13221 T: 800-767-3282 F: 315-455-1800 W: www.cxtec.com CZ Labs 143 Rte. 59 Hillburn, NY 10931 T: 845-357-7510 F: 845-357-7630 W: www.czlabs.com d Danfoss Motor Controls 7880 Tranmere Dr. Mississauga, ON L5S 1L9 T: 905-676-6000 F: 905-676-8980 W: www.namc.danfoss.com Davis Harrison Dion 2300-333 North Michigan Ave. Michigan, IL 60601 T: 312-332-0808 W: www.dhdchicago.com DCD Design & Manufacturing Limited 180-6620 McMillan Way Richmond, BC V6W 1J7 T: 604-232-4445 F: 604-232-4446 W: www.dcddesign.com Deca Cables Inc. 150 North Murray St. Trenton, ON K8V 5W6 T: 613-392-3585 F: 613-392-7908 W: www.decacables.com Delta Transformers 1311 A Ampere St. Boucherville, QC J4B 5Z5

T: 800-663-3582 F: 877-449-9115 W: www.delta.xfo.com Dematic Corp. 507 Plymouth Avenue, N.E Grand Rapids, MI 49505-6029 T: 616-913.7700 F: 616-913-7701 W: www.dematic.us Dematic Limited 200-6711 Mississauga Rd. Mississauga, ON L5N 2W3 T: 905-363-6970 F: 905-363-6969 W: www.dematic.us Dimonoff 2025 Lavoisier, Suite 135 Quebec, QC G1N 4L6 T: 418-682-3636 F: 418-682-3636 W: www.dimonoff.com Dimplex North America 1367 Industrial Rd. Cambridge, ON N1R 7G8 T: 519-650-3630 F: 519-650-3651 W: www.dimplex.com

Domtech Inc. 40 East Davis Street Trenton, ON K8V 6S4 T: 888-278-8258 F: 613-394-5372 W: www.domtech.net Domtech 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 4C4 T: 604-873-2797 F: 604-873-6939 W: www.douglaslightingcontrols.com Drexan Corporation 101-7382 Winston St. Burnaby, BC V5A 2G9 T: 604-431-6400 F: 604-431-6411 W: www.drexan.com Dromey Design Inc. 68 McDonagh Cres. Thorold, ON L2V 4G5 T: 905-685-3801 F: 905-685-3119 W: www.dromeydesign.com Duct-O-Wire Canada Ltd. 10-1445 Norjohn Court Burlington, ON L7L 0E6 T: 905-331-2612 F: 905-331-6639 W: www.ductowire.com DuPont Personal Protection Canada 7070 Mississauga Rd. Mississauga, ON L5N 5M8 F: 905-821-5057 Dura-Line Corp. 835 Innovation Dr.

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Knoxville, TN 37932 T: 865-218-3460 F: 865-218-3461 W: www.duraline.com E Eastern Wire & Conduit 28 Sims Cres. Richmond Hill, ON L4B 1C9 T: 905-731-0338 F: 905-731-9570 W: www.easternwire.com Eaton 5050 Mainway Burlington, ON L7L 5Z1 T: 1-800-268-3578 F: 905-333-2724 W: www.eatoncanada.ca Eaton Power Quality Ltd. 380 Carlingview Dr. Toronto, ON M9W 5X9 T: 416-798-0112 F: 416-798-3532 W: www.Eaton.com Eclat Lighting Ltd. 1395 Charlotte Rd. North Vancouver, BC V7J 1H1 T: 604-987-5116 F: 604-987-5177 W: www.eclat-lighting.com Econofrost Reflective Night Covers PO Box 40 Shawnigan Lake, BC V0R 2W0 T: 250-743-1222 F: 250-743-1221 W: www.econofrost.com Edison Lighting Group Ltd. 2-1303 Ringwell Dr Newmarket, ON L3Y 8T9 T: 905-830-0339 F: 800-667-9302 W: www.edisonlighting.ca Egan Automation Inc. 141 Washington St. Thamesford, ON N0M 2M0 T: 519-285-2514 F: 519-285-2980 W: www.eganautomation.ca EGS Electrical Group Canada Ltd. 99 Union St. Elmira, ON N3B 3L7 T: 519-669-9222 F: 519-669-6389 W: www.egscanada.com EIKO 81 King St Barrie, ON L4N 6B5 T: 888-410-8151 W: www.eiko.com Electric Motion Company (EMC) 12 Tettenball Rd. Toronto, ON M9A 2C3 T: 416-234-9076 Electric Power Accessories Corp. 558 Massey Rd., Units 7 & 8 Guelph, ON N2K 1B4 T: 519-826-5790 F: 519-826-5779 W: www.epac.ca Electric Product Sales 122 8490-44 St. SE Calgary, AB T2C 2P6 T: 403-242-9883 F: 403-242-9875

Electro Cables Inc. 9 Riverside Dr. Trenton, ON K8V 5R5 T: 888-353-2876 F: 613-394-4101 W: www.electrocables.com Electro-Meters 900 McKay Rd., Unit 2 Pickering, ON L1W 3X8 T: 905-528-3413 F: 905-428-6086 W: www.electro-meters.com Electronics Diversified Inc. 1675 NW Cornelius Pass Rd. Hillsboro, OR 97124 T: 800-547-2690 F: 503-629-9877 W: www.edionline.com Electrotek Ltd. 1016 34 Ave. SE Calgary, AB T2G 1V4 T: 403-287-2200 F: 403-287-3808 W: www.electrotekltd.com Emerson Control Techniques 9999 Hwy. 48 Markham, ON L3P 3J3 T: 905-201-4699 F: 905-201-4694 W: www.emersonct.com Energy Efficient Lighting Company Limited 140 Amber Street, Unit 10 Markham, ON L3R 3J8 T: 905-415-8878 F: 905-415-8872 W: www.eelighting.ca

F: 440-951-1867 W: www.ericson.com Erikson Commercial 21000 Trans-Canadienne Baie D’Urfé, QC H9X 4B7 T: 877-374-5266 F: 888-918-2244 W: www.eriksoncommercial.com ESIC Technologies 130-145 Renfrew Dr. Markham, ON L3R 9R6 T: 905-305-0923 F: 905-305-0924 Etcon Corp. 7750 S. Grant St. Burr Ridge, IL 60521-5945 T: 630-325-6100 F: 630-325-6838 Exfo 400 Godin Ave. Quebec City, QC G1M 2K2 T: 800-663-3936 F: 418-683-2170 EXM Manufacturing Ltd. 870 Michele-Bohec Blainville, QC J7C 5E2 T: 800-363-2423 F: 800-594-9595 W: www.exmweb.com Extech Instruments 285 Bear Hill Rd. Waltham, MA 02451 T: 781-890-7440 F: 781-890-7864 W: www.extech.com f

Energy Innovations Co. 705 Rye St., Unit 2 Peterborough, ON K9J 6X1 T: 800-661-4700 F: 866-527-0087 W: www.eiclighting.com

Falcon Electric, Inc. 5106 Azusa Canyon Rd. Irwindale, CA 91706 T: 626-962-7770 F: 626-962-7720 W: www.falconups.com

Energy Management Systems EMS/DACS 1-225 Traders Blvd. E Mississauga, ON L4Z 2E5 T: 905-890-1233 F: 905-890-7630 W: www.emsdacs.com

Federal Signal Corporation 2645 Federal Signal Dr. University Park, IL 60466 T: 708-534-3400 F: 708-534-4852 W: www.federalsignal-indust.com

Enervac Corporation 700 Franklin Blvd. Cambridge, ON N1R 5S9 T: 519-623-9890 F: 519-623-8250 W: www.enervac.com Engineered Lighting Products 10768 Lower Azusa Rd. El Monte, CA 91731 T: 626-579-0943 F: 626-579-6803 W: www.elplighting.com Enstar 7-11460 Voyageur Way Richmond, BC V6X 3E1 T: 604-276-8641 ERICO 34600 Solon Rd. Solon, OH 44139 T: 440-813-3378 F: 440-248-0723 W: www.erico.com Ericson Manufacturing Co. 4215 Hamann Parkway Willoughby, OH 44094 T: 800-374-2766

Firwin Corp. 1685 Flint Rd. North York, ON M3J 2W8 T: 416-745-9389 F: 416-745-0782 W: www.firwin.com FlashFog-Arias Tech Ltd. 375 Brunel Rd. Mississauga, ON L4Z 1Z5 T: 416-944-8542 F: 416-946-1334 W: www.flashfogsecurity.com

FLIR Systems Canada Ltd. 125-5230 South Service Rd. Burlington, ON L7L 5K2 T: 800-613-0507 F: 905-639-5488 W: www.flir.ca Floor Box Systems 30 Via Amistosa #D Rancho Sta Margarita, CA 92688 T: 800-216.8307 F: 800-216.8307 W: www.Floorboxsystems.com

Manufacturers

Fluke Electronics Canada 1-400 Britannia Rd. E. Mississauga, ON L4Z 1X9 T: 800-363-5853 W: www.flukecanada.ca Fluke Networks Canada 1-400 Britannia Rd. E. Mississauga, ON L4Z 1X9 T: 800-363-5853 F: 905-890-6866 W: www.flukenetworks.ca Foresight Lighting Inc. 3940 Griffith Saint-Laurent, QC H4T 1A7 T: 514-595-7177 F: 514-595-7277 W: www.foresightlighting.com Fulham Company Inc. 2967 Lotus Court Coquitlam, BC V3B 7B3 T: 604-288-2609 F: 604-648-9065 W: www.fulham.com Fusetek 599 Norris Crt. Kingston, ON K7P 2R9 T: 800-479-3875 F: 800-866-7690 W: www.fusetek.com g Gardel Metal Products Inc. 140 West Beaver Creek Rd. Richmond Hill, ON L4B 1C2 T: 905-881-7992 F: 905-881-6413 W: www.gardel.on.ca GDM Electronics and Controls 564259 Karn Rd. Beachville, ON N0J 1A0 T: 519-423-6743 F: 519-423-9165 GE Electrical Distribution 2300 Meadowvale Blvd Mississauga, ON L5N 5P9 T: 800-GE 1STOP F: 905-858-5783 W: www.ge-ed.ca / www.geindustrial.com

GE Lighting 2300 Meadowvale Blvd Mississauga, ON L5N 1P9 T: 905-858-6601 W: www.gelighting.com GE Appliances & Lighting spans the globe as an industry leader in major appliances, lighting, systems and services for commercial, industrial and residential use. Technology innovation and the company’s ecomagination (SM) initiative enable GE Appliances & Lighting to aggressively bring to market products and solutions that help customers meet pressing environmental challenges. GE Multilin 215 Anderson Ave. Markham, ON L6E 1B3 T: 905-294-6222 F: 905-201-2098 W: www.gemultilin.com

GE Security 625 6th St. E. Owen Sound, ON N4K 5P8 T: 519-376-2430 F: 519-372-1581 W: www.gesecurity.com

Guelph Twines Ltd. 50 Crimea St. Guelph, ON N1H 6J6 T: 888-771-9140 F: 519-821-9756 W: www.guelphtwines.com

Holophane Canada Inc. 9040 Leslie St., Ste. 208-211 Richmond Hil, ON L4B 3M4 T: 905-707-5830 F: 905-707-5695 W: www.holophane.com

General Cable 602-2700 Matheson Blvd. E. Mississauga, ON L4W 5H7 T: 905-206-6900 F: 905-206-6907 W: www.cable.alcan.com

Guth Lighting Company 200-1324 Washington Ave. St. Louis, MO 63103-1940 T: 314-533-3200 F: 314-533-9127 W: www.guth.com

Homaco Inc. 8406 HollyBrook Lane Tinley Park, IL 60477 T: 860-405-2836 W: www.homaco.com

General Motors of Canada Ltd. 1908 Colonel Sam Dr. Oshawa, ON L1H 8P7 General Transformer Corp. 717 Cooper Dr. Wylie, TX 75098 T: 972-442-1285 F: 972-442-5764 W: www.generaltransformer.com Gensco Equipment 53 Carlaw Ave. Toronto, ON M4M 2R6 T: 416-465-7521 F: 416-465-4489 W: www.genscoequip.com Gentec Inc. 2625 Dalton St. Ste Foy, QC G1P 3S9 T: 418-651-8002 F: 418-651-6695 W: www.gentec.ca George Kelk Corporation 48 Lesmill Rd. Toronto, ON M3B 2T5 T: 416-445-5850 F: 416-445-5972 W: www.kelk.com Globetron Controls 3185 Dundas St. W. Oakville, ON L6M 4J4 T: 905-825-1335 F: 800-822-8111 W: www.globetron.com Glosynergy 15-100 Leek Crescent Richmond Hill, ON L4B 3E6 T: 647-293-2057 F: 905-707-8863 W: www.glosynergyled.com GNB Industrial Power, a div of Exide Technologies 3-6950 Creditview Rd. Mississauga, ON L5N 0A6 T: 905-286-3866 W: www.gnb.com Go Lighting Technologies Inc. 258 Galaxy Blvd. Toronto, ON M9W 5R8 Grafton West 7705 Flint Rd. S.E. Calgary, AB T2H 1G3 T: 403-236-8662 F: 403-252-9325 W: www.graftonutility.com Greenlite Corp. 102-115 Brunswick Blvd. Pointe Claire, QC H9R 5N2 T: 514-695-9090 F: 514-695-9093 W: www.greenlite.ca Groupe St-Louise Communications Inc. 2155 Guy St., Ste. 790 Montreal, QC H3H 2R9 T: 514-989-5555 x 338 F: 514-989-9992 W: www.gslcom.com

h Hammond Manufacturing Co. Ltd. 394 Edinburgh Rd. N. Guelph, ON N1H 1E5 T: 1-877-535-3282 F: 519-822-0715 W: www.hammondmfg.com Hammond Power Solutions Inc. 595 Southgate Drive Guelph, ON N1G 3W6 T: 519-822-2441 F: 519-822-9701 W: hammondpowersolutions.com Harger Lighting & Grounding 301 Zeigler Dr. Graysike, IL 60030 T: 800-842-7437 W: www.harger.com Harper Detroit Diesel Ltd. 10 Diesel Dr. Toronto, ON M8W 2T8 F: 416-259-1863 Hawk IR International Inc. 5309 Monroe Rd. Charlotte, NC 28205 W: www.irwindows.com HB Etlin/Etlin-Daniels 1850 Wilson Ave. Toronto, ON M9M 1A1 T: 416-741-7336 F: 416-741-9104 W: www.etlin.com HellermannTyton Canada 4-205 Industrial Pkwy. N. Aurora, ON L4G 4C4 T: 905-726-1221 F: 905-726-8538 W: www.hellermann.tyton.com Hemco Electrical Motors 10-80 Hale Rd. Brampton, ON L6W 3L9 T: 905-459-5454 F: 905-459-5283 W: www.hemco.com Henkels & McCoy, Inc. 985 Jolly Rd. Blue Bell, PA 19422-0900 T: 215-283-7600 F: 215-283-7659 W: www.henkels.com

Hubbell Canada LP Lighting Division 870 Brock Rd. S. Pickering, ON L1W 1Z8 T: 905 839-1138 F: 905-839-9108 W: www.hubbellonline.com Hubbell Canada LP Electrical Systems 870 Brock Rd. S. Pickering, ON L1W 1Z8 T: 905-839-1138 F: 905-839-9108 W: www.hubbellonline.com Hyperline Systems Canada Ltd. 1877 Mayors Way Metcalfe, ON K0A 2P0 T: 1-613-821-0065 F: 1-613-821-9752 W: www.hyperlines.com i I-Gard Corporation 7615 Kimbel St., Unit 1 Mississauga, ON L5S 1A8 T: 905-673-1553 F: 905-673-8472 W: www.i-gard.com ICC 16800 Edwards Rd. Cerritos, CA 90703 T: 888-275-4422 F: 562-356-3100 W: www.icc.com Iconopower Ltd. 1051 Ages Drive Ottawa, ON K1G 6L3 T: 613-744-3670 F: 613-744-8452 W: www.iconopower.com Ideal Industries (Canada) Corp. 33 Fuller Rd. Ajax, ON L1S 2E1 T: 905-683-3400 F: 905-683-0209 W: www.idealindustries.ca IDEC Canada Ltd. 3155 Pepper Mill Court, Unit 4 Mississauga, ON L5L 4X7 T: 905-890-8561 F: 888-317-4332 W: www.idec.com

Initiative 1605-10 Bay St. Toronto, ON M5J 2R8 T: 416-933-5816 F: 416-933-5864 Inovonics Wireless Corporation 315 CTC Blvd. Louisville, CO 80027 T: 303-939-9336 F: 303-939-8977 W: www.inovonics.com Intermec Technologies Canada Ltd. 7065 Tranmere Dr. Mississauga, ON L5S 1M2 T: 905-673-9333 F: 905-673-3974 W: www.intermec.ca International Innovative Systems 1-934 Queen St. Sault Ste. Marie, ON P6A 2B9 T: 705-759-4862 F: 705-759-7083 W: www.tpscanada.ca Interpower Corporation 100 Interpower Ave. Oskaloosa, IA 52577 T: 641-673-5000 F: 800-645-5360 W: www.interpower.com Inventronics Ltd 1420 Van Horne Ave. E. Brandon, MB R7A 7B6 T: 204-728-2001 F: 204-726-0807 W: www.inventronics.com IPC Resistors Inc. 1B-7615 Kimbel St. Mississauga, ON L5S 1A8 T: 905-673-1553 F: 905-673-8472 W: www.ipc-resistors.com IPEX Electrical Inc. 6810 Invader Cres. Mississauga, ON L5T 2B6 T: 800-268-4664 F: 905-670-1512 W: www.ipexelectrical.com IPLC Vantera PO Box 334 Elie, MB R0H 0H0 T: 866-353-2785 F: 204-353-2119 W: www.iplc.com ITS Enclosures 271 Westech Dr. Mt. Pleasant, PA 15666 T: 800-423-9911 F: 724-696-3333 W: www.itsenclosures.com j

Heritage Casting & Ironworks 1280 Fewster Dr. Mississauga, ON L4W 1A4 T: 905-238-2648 F: 905-238-9060 W: www.hcilighting.com

IE Power Inc. 4170 Sladeview Cres., Unit 1 Mississauga, ON L5N 3L9 T: 905-813-8900 F: 905-813-8822 W: www.iepower.com

J. Walter Company Ltd. 5977 Trans Canada Hwy. Pointe Claire, QC H9R 1C1 T: 514-630-2800 F: 514-630-2828 W: www.walter.com

HID Global 620-115 George St. Oakville, ON L6J 0A2 T: 800-237-7769 F: 905-842-4846 W: www.hidcorp.com

Ilsco of Canada Co. 1050 Lakeshore Rd. E. Mississauga, ON L5E 1E4 T: 905-274-2341 F: 905-274-2689 W: www.ilsco.com

Jackson Power & Electric Ltd. 9744-60 Ave. Edmonton, AB T6E 0C5 T: 780-435-9275 F: 780-436-0308 W: www.jacksonpower.com

Hitachi Cable Manchester Inc. 900 Holt Ave. Manchester, NH 03109 T: 603-669-4347 F: 603-669-9621 W: www.hcm.hitachi.com

Industrial Power & Control Inc. 2299 Kenmore Ave. Buffalo, NY 14207 T: 888-822-2024 F: 519-822-2140 W: www.ipandc.com

Jefferson Electric 9650 Franklin Dr. S. Franklin, WI 53132 T: 414-209-1620 F: 414-209-1621 W: www.jeffersonelectric.com

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Manufacturers JFC Solutions 220 De L’Aubade Laval, QC H7W 5K2 T: 514-708-9504 W: www.jfcsolutions.ca JKOM Technologies 6198 Main St. Stouffville, ON L4A 2S5 T: 416-949-4940 F: 905-640-5859 W: www.jkom.ca Joslyn Canada 1560-55th Ave. Lachine, QC H8T 3J5 T: 514-631-6145 F: 514-631-1215 W: www.joslyncanada.com Juno Lighting Group 220 Chrysler Dr. Brampton, ON L6S 6B6 T: 905-792-7335 W: www.junolightinggroup.com k K2C Industrial Automation Inc. 21 Hamptons Heath NW Calgary, AB T3A 5E8 T: 403-210-0699 F: 403-243-3163 W: www.k2ciautomation.com KCS 5410 Richmond Rd. Ottawa, ON K2R 1G7 T: 613-271-0988 F: 613-271-0977 W: www.kingscross.net Kidde Canada Inc. 340 Four Valley Dr. Vaughan, ON L4K 5Z1 T: 905-695-6060 F: 877-660-4670 W: www.kiddecanada.com King Innovation 3801 Lloyd King Dr. O’Fallon, MO 63368 T: 636-519-5400 F: 636-519-5410 W: www.kinginnovation.com Klein Tools 450 Bond St Lincolnshire, IL 60069-1418 T: 847-821-5500 F: 847-478-0625 W: www.kleintools.com Knaack Manufacturing Co. 420 E. Terra Cotta Ave. Crystal Lake, IL 60014 T: 815-459-6020 F: 800-334-2981 W: www.knaack.com Krenz & Company Inc. PO Box 187 Germantown, WI 53022 T: 262-255-2310 F: 262-255-2904 W: www.krenzvent.com Kubota Canada Ltd. 5900 14th Ave. Markham, ON L3S 4K4 T: 905-294-7477 F: 905-294-1554 W: www.kubotaengine.com or www.engine.kubota.ne.jp/english/ l Lamp Source P.O. Box 56612 Town Square Unionville, ON L3R 0M6 T: 905-470-7222 F: 905-470-7222

Langford & Associates Inc. 203-2175 Sheppard Ave. E. Toronto, ON M2J 1W8 T: 416-490-6546 F: 416-490-6937 W: www.langford-assoc.com

Lindsay Broadband Inc. 2035 Fisher Dr., R.R. 5 Peterborough, ON K9J 6X6 T: 705-742-1350 F: 705-742-7669 W: www.lindsaybroadbandinc.com

Lapp Canada 10-3505 Laird Rd. Mississauga, ON L5L 5Y7 T: 905-820-5492 F: 905-820-6516 W: www.lappcanada.com

Linear 150-1950 Camino Vida Roble Carlsbad, CA 92008 T: 800-421-1587 F: 760-931-1340 W: www.linearcorp.com

Ledalite Architectural Products 19750 92A Ave. Langley, BC V1M 3B2 T: 604-888-6811 F: 604-888-2003 W: www.ledalite.com

Liteline Corporation 8 Abacus Road Brampton, ON L6T 5B7 T: 416-996-1856/ 1-866-730-7704 F: 905-794-1990/ 1-888-738-9736 W: www.liteline.com

Ledtronics, Inc. 23105 Kashiwa CT Torrance, CA 90505 T: 310-534-1505 F: 310-534-1424 W: www.ledtronics.com/

Litetronics International Inc. 4101 W. 123rd St. Alsip, IL 60803 T: 708-389-8000 F: 708-371-0627 W: www.litetronics.com

m M. K. Morse Company PO Box 8677 Canton, OH 44707 T: 330-453-8187 F: 330-453-1111 W: www.mkmorse.com M.G.B. Electric Inc. 51 St. Pierre St-Pie, QC J0H 1W0 T: 450-772-5608 F: 450-772-6150 W: www.mgbelectric.com MacPhee Inc. 2000-1 Yonge St. Toronto, ON M5E 1E5 T: 416-868-1370 F: 416-862-8111 Magic Lite Ltd. 2526 Speers Rd., Units 4-9 Oakville, ON L6L 5M2 T: 905-825-9592 F: 905-825-8334 W: www.magiclite.com

Legrand Canada Inc. 570 Applewood Cres. Vaughan, ON L4K 4B4 T: 905-738-9195 F: 905-738-9721 W: www.legrand.ca

Lo-Cost Nametag & Engraving Inc. 17560 60 Ave. Surrey, BC V3S 1T8 T: 604-574-0006 F: 604-576-0006 W: www.locostnametag.com

LENOX 301 Chestnut St. East Longmeadow, MA 01028 T: 413-525-3961 F: 800-223-7906 W: www.lenoxsaw.com

LOCWELD Inc. 50 Iberville Ave. Candiac, QC J5R 1J5 T: 450-659-9661 F: 450-444-3111 W: www.locweld.com

Marcomm Fibre Optics Inc. 29 Anteres Dr. Ottawa, ON K2E 7V2 T: 613-226-8866 F: 613-226-8171 W: www.dynatrol.com

Leviton Manufacturing of Canada Ltd. 165 boul. Hymus Pointe-Claire, QC H9R 1E9 T: 514-954-1840 F: 514-954-1853 W: www.leviton.com

Lovato Electric Corporation 3200 Jacques Bureau Ave. Laval, QC H7P 0A9 T: 450-681-9200 F: 450-681-9884 W: www.lovato.ca

Mariteam Lighting Inc. 20 Crosbie Place St John’s, NF A1B 3Y8 T: 709-753-2373 F: 709-753-2180 W: www.mariteam.com

Lumax Industries Inc. Chestnut Ave. & Fourth St. Altoona, PA 16603-0991 T: 814-944-2537 F: 814-944-6413 W: www.lumaxlighting.com

Master Promotions Ltd. 48 Broad St. Saint John, NB E2L 3Z8 T: 888-454-7469 F: 506-658-0750 W: www.masterpromotions.ca

Lumca Inc. 2645 A Watt Québec, QC G1P 3T2 T: 418-650-1693 F: 418-650-1896 W: www.lumca.com

Matrix Electric Inc. 9534-123 Ave. Grande Prairie, AB T8V 5Y5 T: 780-538-2495 F: 780-402-7066

Lex Tec Inc. 3251 Kennedy Rd., Unit 24 Scarborough, ON M1V 2J9 T: 416-292-9979 F: 416-292-1524 W: www.lextec.com LGI Lighting Group Inc. 9040 Leslie St., Units 10-12 Richmond Hill, ON L4B 3M4 T: 905-886-8967 F: 905-886-7973 W: www.lightinggroup.ca Lightguard Lighting Ltd. 14-5200 Dixie Rd. Mississauga, ON L4W 1E4 T: 905-602-1512 F: 905-625-5970 W: www.lightguard.com Lighting Nelson & Garrett Inc. 106 Birmingham St. Toronto, ON M8V 4E6 T: 416-463-0050 F: 416-463-9882 W: www.lightingnag.com

Lumid 7940 Jean-Brillon St. Montreal, QC H8N 2L5 T: 514-524-1831 F: 514-524-2409 W: www.lumid.com Lutron 7200 Suter Rd. Coopersburg, PA 18036-1299 T: 610-282-3800 W: www.lutron.com

Lights of Canada Inc. 2 Wilby Cres. Toronto, ON M9N 1E5 T: 416-235-1211 F: 416-235-0866

Luxo Lamp Ltd. 1908 St Regis Dorval, QC H9P 1H6 T: 800-361-3993 F: 800-567-9215 W: www.luxo.ca

Lind Equipment Ltd. 90B Centurian Drive Markham, ON L3R 8C4 T: 905-475-5086 F: 905-475-4098 W: www.lindequipment.net

Lynn Valley Manufacturing 140 Progress Dr., Units 2-4 Gravenhurst, ON P1P 1X4 T: 705-687-8816 F: 705-687-0196 W: www.lynnvalleymfg.com

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Manta Test Systems 1-4060B Sladeview Cres. Mississauga, ON L5L 5Y5 T: 905-828-6469 F: 905-828-6850 W: www.mantatest.com

Maxis Tools 4838 E. Baseline Rd. Mesa, AZ 85206 T: 480-633-9113 F: 480-633-9114 W: www.maxistools.com Maxwell Systems 1000 First Avenue, Suite 200 King of Prussia, PA 19406 T: 800-688-8226 F: 610-277-2081 W: www.maxwellsystems.com Meltric Corporation 4 Serpentine St. Copper Cliff, ON P0M 1N0 T: 800-461-4076 W: www.meltric.com Merchandise Mart Properties Canada Inc. 10 Alcorn Ave., Suite 100 Toronto, ON M4V 3A9 T: 416-960-4517 F: 416-921-2707 W: www.iidexneocon.com

Mersen Canada 6200 Kestrel Rd Mississauga, ON L5T1Z1 T: 416-252-9371 F: 416-252-6572 W: www.mersen.com Metalumen Manufacturing Inc. 570 Southgate Dr., PO Box 1779 Guelph, ON N1H 6Z9 T: 519-822-4381 F: 519-822-4589 W: www.metalumen.com Metrobility Optical Systems 7-101 Billerica Ave. Billerica, MA 01862 T: 781-255-5300 F: 781-255-5398 W: www.metrobility.com MGE UPS SYSTEMS, INC. 1660 Scenic Ave. Costa Mesa, CA 92626 T: 714-557-1636 F: 714-434-0865 W: www.mgeups.com MICROMO 14881 Evergreen Ave. Clearwater, FL 33762-3008 T: 800-807-9166 F: 727-573-5918 W: www.micromo.com Middle Atlantic Products Canada Inc. 113 Iber Rd. Ottawa, ON K2S 1E7 T: 888-766-9770 F: 888-599-5009 W: www.middleatlantic.ca Milham Industries 11-15620 Cliveden Ave. Delta, BC V3M 6J8 Mills Architectural Lighting 106 Birmingham St. Toronto, ON M8V 4E6 T: 800-268-1526 F: 416-463-9882 W: www.millslighting.com Milrail Inc. 111 Gun Ave. Pointe-Claire, QC H9R 3X2 T: 514-697-4955 F: 514-697-4125 W: www.milrail.com Milwaukee Electric Tool Canada Ltd. 202-7303 Warden Ave. Markham, ON L3R 5Y6 T: 905-479-4355 F: 905-948-2348 W: www.milwaukeetool.com Mine Safety Appliances Canada 222-5535 Eglinton Ave. W. Toronto, ON M9C 5K5 T: 416-620-4225 F: 416-620-9697 W: www.msanet.com Minetec Controls 9259 Thimens Pierrefonds, QC H8Y 0A1 T: 514-337-1410 F: 514-337-0636 W: www.minetec.ca Modular Power Systems Inc. 103 Orenda Rd Brampton, ON L6W 1V7 T: 905-457-8767 F: 905-457-8767 W: www.modular-power-systems.com

Manufacturers Moeller Electric Ltd. 7275 Rapistan Crt. Mississauga, ON L5N 5Z4 T: 905-542-2323 F: 905-542-2321 W: www.moeller.ca Molex Incorporated 2222 Wellington Court Lisle, IL 60515 T: 630-527-4539 W: www.molex.com Moloney Electric Inc. 213 Sterling Rd. Toronto, ON M6R 2B4 T: 416-534-9226 F: 416-534-6906 W: www.moloney-electric.com Momentive Performance Materials Inc. 22 Corporate Woods Boulevard Albany, NY 12211 T: 614-986-3495 F: 614-986-2496 W: www.momentive.com Morgan Schaffer Systems Inc. 8300 Saint Patrick St. Montreal, QC H8N 2H1 T: 514-739-1967 F: 514-739-0434 W: www.morganschaffer.com Mosak EMK 2300 Power Drummondville, QC J2C 7Z4 T: 819-477-6661 F: 819-477-6898 MP Husky Corp. 204 Old Piedmont Hwy. Greenville, SC 29605 T: 864-234-4800 F: 864-234-4822 W: www.mphusky.com Multi-Tech Systems, Inc. 2205 Woodale Dr. Mounds View, MN 55112 T: 763-785-3500 F: 763-785-9874 W: www.multitech.com MVA Power Inc. 1 Holly Rd. Montreal, QC H3X 3K6 T: 450-589-0445 F: 450-589-0733 W: www.mvapower.com n NATIONAL CABLE SPECIALISTS 70 Glacier St. Coquitlam, BC V3K 5Y9 T: 604-472-6950 F: 604-472-6959 W: www.nationalcablespecialists.ca Nelson Firestop Products 4135 S. 100th East Ave. Tulsa, OK 74146 T: 800-331-7325 F: 918-627-2941 W: www.nelsonfirestop.com Neutron Electronics Ltd. 450 Woodlawn Rd. W. Guelph, ON N1K 1A6 T: 519-836-9220 F: 519-836-9221 W: www.neutronelectronics.com Newlink Cabling Systems 21-11701 NW 102 Rd. Medley, FL 33178 F: 305-477-8262

F: 800-841-5566 W: www.nsiindustries.com o Nexans Canada Inc. 140 Allstate Parkway Markham, ON L3R 0Z7 T: 905-944-4300 F: 905-944-4330 W: www.nexans.ca

O-m6 Technologies Inc. 90-14163 Rte. 117 Mirabel, QC J7J 1M3 T: 450-979-2275 F: 450-979-4110 W: www.om6.com

NICA-Power Battery Corp. 14-5155 Spectrum Way Mississauga, ON L4W 5A1 T: 905-624-0000 F: 905-624-5060 W: www.nicapower.com

Omega 976 Bergar St. Laval, QC H7L 5A1 T: 514-856-6928 F: 514-856-6886 W: www.omega.ca

Niedax Inc. 2970 Charter Street Columbus, OH 43228 T: 614-921-8469 F: 614-921-8676 W: www.niedaxusa.com

Omron 885 Milner Ave. Toronto, ON M1B 5V8 T: 866-986-6766 F: 416-286-6648 W: www.omron.ca

Noren Products Inc. 1010 O’Brien Dr. Menlo Park, CA 94025 T: 650-322-9500 F: 650-324-1348 W: www.norenproducts.com

Optic-Light Inc. 4735 Kent Ave. Niagara Falls, ON L2H 1J3 T: 905-357-3866 F: 905-357-6014 W: www.opticlight.com

Norgay Entreprises Ltd. 3 Watson Rd. S. Guelph, ON N1L 1E3 T: 519-763-4406 F: 519-763-4462 W: www.norgay.com Nortel Networks 195 The West Mall Toronto, ON M9C 5K1 T: 905-863-7000 F: 905-863-2051 W: www.nortelnetworks.com North American Sales Co. Inc. 875 Via De La Paz, Ste. D & H Pacific Palisades, CA 90272 T: 310-459-8430 F: 310-459-2884 W: www.nasco-corp.com North Safety Products 10550 Parkway Blvd. Anjou, QC H1J 2K4 T: 514-351-7233 F: 514-351-7127 W: www.northsafety.com Northern Cables Inc. 50 California Ave. Brockville, ON K6V 6E6 T: 613-345-1594 F: 613-345-3147 W: www.northerncables.com Northern Lights Energy Systems Ltd. #900 Hwy 548C Richards Landing, ON P0R 1J0 T: 705-246-2073 W: www.sunlinksolartracker.com Northern Technologies 95 Konrad Cres. Markham, ON L3R 8T8 T: 905-475-9320 F: 905-475-5719 W: www.northerntech.com Northern Transformer Inc. 163 Jardin Dr. Concord, ON L4K 1X5 T: 905-669-1853 F: 905-669-9728 W: www.northerntransformer.com NSI Industries 9730 Northcross Center Huntersville, NC 28078 T: 800-321-5847

Optima Electronic Packaging Systems 2166 Mountain Industrial Blvd. Tucker, GA 30084-5088 T: 770-496-4000 F: 770-496-4041 W: www.optimaeps.com Optimum Energy Products Ltd. 333, 11979-40 St. SE Calgary, AB T2Z 4M3 T: 403-256-3636 F: 403-256-3431 W: www.optimumenergy.com OSRAM SYLVANIA Ltd. 2001 Drew Rd. Mississauga, ON L5S 1S4 T: 905-673-6171 F: 905-671-5584 W: www.sylvania.com Ouellet Canada Inc. 180 3rd Ave. L’Islet, QC G0R 2C0 T: 418-247-3947 F: 800-662-7801 W: www.ouellet.com p P & H Company Inc. 1405 North Congress Ave., Ste. 8 Delray Beach, FL 33445 T: 561-330-8660 F: 561-330-8665 W: www.flexalite.com Paco Lighting Inc. 780 Salaberry Laval, QC H7S 1H3 T: 450-668-9620 F: 450-668-9625 W: www.pacolighting.com

Panduit Canada Corp. 400-85 Enterprise Blvd. Markham, ON L3R 3J8 T: 905-475-6922 F: 905-475-6998 W: www.panduit.com

Power Survey International 7880 Trans-Canada Hwy. Montreal, QC H4T 1A5 T: 514-333-8392 F: 514-333-8395 W: www.powersurvey.com

Paradox Security Systems, Ltd. 780 Industrial Boulevard St-Eustache, QC J7R 5V3 T: 450-491-7444 F: 450-491-2313 W: www.paradox.com

PowerKure Solutions Ltd. (Div. of Milan Electric Ltd.) 812 Ridge Rd. Stoney Creek, ON L8J 2Y8 T: 905-643-3076 F: 905-643-3381 W: www.powerkure.com

Pass & Seymour Legrand Canada 570 Applewood Cres. Vaughan, ON L4K 4B4 T: 905-738-9195 F: 905-738-9721 W: www.legrand.ca Peerless Electric Co. Ltd. 9145 rue Boivin Lasalle, QC H8R 2E5 T: 514-595-1671 F: 514-595-4411 W: www.peerless-electric.com Phenix Technologies Inc. 75 Speicher Dr. Accident, MD 21520 T: 301-746-8118 F: 301-895-5570 W: www.phenixtech.com

Powersmiths International Corp. 10 Devon Rd. Brampton, ON L6T 5B5 T: 905-791-1493 F: 905-791-8870 W: www.powersmiths.com Prime Industrial Products Inc. 118-14273 Knox Way Richmond, BC V6V 2Z4 T: 604-821-1758 F: 604-821-1735 W: www.prime-mfg.com Priority Electronics 55 Trottier Bay Winnipeg, MB R3T 3R3 T: 204-284-0164

Phifer Wire Products PO Box 1700 Tuscaloosa, AL 35403-1700 T: 205-345-2120 F: 205-759-4450 W: www.phifer.com

Priority Wire & Cable Inc. 6789 Airport Road Mississauga, ON L4V 1N2 T: 877-611.5122 F: 905-564.9769 W: www.prioritywire.com

Philips Lighting Canada 281 Hillmount Dr. Markham, ON L6C 2S3 T: 905-201-4500 F: 905-887-7939 W: www.philips.com

ProCurve Networking by HP 5150 Spectrum Way Mississauga, ON L4W 5G1 T: 905-206-3433 W: www.procurve.com

Phoenix Contact Ltd. 8240 Parkhill Drive Milton, ON L9T 5V7 T: 800-890-2820 F: 905-890-0180 W: www.phoenixcontact.ca Phoenix Manufacturing Ltd. 141 Fulton St. Milton, ON L9T 2J8 T: 905-878-2818 F: 905-878-0051 W: www.phnxmfg.com Photonix Technologies 48 Washington Ave. Endicott, NY 13760 T: 607-786-4600 W: www.photonixtechnologies.com Pinnacle Systems Inc. PO Box 9305 Pittsburgh, PA 15225 T: 412-262-3950 F: 412-262-4055 W: www.pinnaclesystems.com

Profit Enterprise Apt. 16, 16 Ellis Rd. Charlottetown, PE C1A 8N4 Promolux Lighting International PO Box 40 Shawnigan Lake, BC V0R 2W0 T: 250-743-1222 F: 250-743-1221 W: www.promolux.com Pulsar Technologies Inc. 2758 Ste-Hélène St. Longueuil, QC J4K 3V4 T: 450-442-1019 F: 450-442-7610 W: www.lampespulsar.com Pylon Electronics Inc. 5598A McAdam Rd. Mississauga, ON L4Z 1P1 T: 905-712-0525 F: 905-712-8761 W: www.pylonelectronics.com q

Paladin Tools 2559 Turkey Creek Rd. Olville, VA 23129 W: www.paladin-tools.com

Pioneer Lighting 300 Dwight Ave. Toronto, ON M8V 2W7 T: 416-255-0405 F: 416-255-4002 W: www.pioneerlighting.com

Quabbin Wire & Cable Co., Inc. 10 Maple St. Ware, MA 01082-1597 T: 800-368-3311 F: 416-967-7564 W: www.quabbin.com

Panasonic Canada Inc. 5770 Ambler Dr. Mississauga, ON L4W 2T3 T: 905-624-5010 F: 905-238-2443 W: www.panasonic.ca

PMMI International Ltd. 1147 Bellamy Rd. N, Unit 6 Scarborough, ON M1H 1H6 T: 416-289-0588 F: 416-289-0396 W: www.pmmiintl.com

Quadlogic Meters Canada Inc. 341-17 Fawcett Rd. Coquitlam, BC V3K 6V2 T: 604-526-5155 F: 604-526-7667 W: www.qmeters.com

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Manufacturers Quick Cable Canada Ltd. 6395 Kestrel Rd. Mississauga, ON L5T 1Z5 T: 905-362-1606 F: 905-362-1614 W: www.quickcable.com r R. Stahl Ltd. 7003-56 Ave. Edmonton, AB T6B 3L2 T: 780-490-4912 F: 780-469-5525 W: www.rstahl.com R3&A Limited 7A - 450 Campbell Street Cobourg, ON K9A 4C4 T: 905-377-8577 F: 905-377-8578 W: www.r3alimited.com Rab Design Lighting Inc. 222 Islington Ave. Toronto, ON M8V 3W7 T: 416-252-9454 F: 416-252-9664 W: www.rabdesign.ca RAB Lighting 170 Ludlow Ave. Northvale, NJ 07647 T: 201-784-8600 F: 201-784-0077 W: www.rabweb.com Rack-A-Tiers PO Box 24010 Victoria, BC V8Z 7E7 T: 250-479-8124 F: 250-479-1489 W: www.rack-a-tiers.com Radiodetection Canada Unit 34, 34-344 Edgeley Blvd., Concord, ON L4K 4B7 T: 905-660-9995 F: 905-660-9579 Ralston Metal Products Ltd. 50 Watson Rd. Guelph, ON N1L 1E2 T: 519-836-2968 F: 519-836-9763 W: www.ralstonmetal.com RangeRack, Inc. 100-C Hymus Blvd. Pointe-Claire, QC H9R 1E4 T: 514-428-1191 W: www.rangerack.ca Ray Electric Limited 20 Park Hill Rd. E. Cambridge, ON N1R 1P2 T: 519-623-0330 F: 519-623-1286 W: www.rayelectric.com RBI Solar Inc 5513 Vine Street Cincinnati, OH 45217 T: 513-242-2051 F: 513-242-0816 W: www.rbisolar.com RC Electrical Services 273 Springside Rd. Maple, ON L6A 2J3 T: 905-303-7240 RC Lighting 170 Ludlow Ave. Northvale, NJ 07647 W: www.rclighting.ca

Rebelle Architectural Lighting 11475-201 A St. Maple Ridge, BC V2X 0Y3 T: 604-465-5739 F: 604-465-9801 W: www.rebellelighting.com Renfrew Electric Co Ltd. 1-1210 Birchmount Rd. Scarborough, ON M1P 2C3 T: 416-752-4611 F: 416-752-4614 W: www.renfrewelectric.com REX Power Magnetics 65 Basaltic Rd Concord, ON L4K1G4 T: 905-695-8844 F: 905-695-8855 W: www.rexpowermagnetics.com RHINO Professional Labeling Tools 44 Commerce Rd. Stamford, CT 06902 T: 203-355-9000 F: 203-355-9070 W: www.rhinolabeling.com Rit Technologies Inc. 900 Corporate Dr. Mahwah, NJ 07430 T: 201-512-1970 F: 201-512-1286 W: www.rittech.com

Rittal Systems Ltd 6485 Ordan Drive Mississauga, ON L5T 1X2 T: 905-795-0777 F: 905-795-9548 W: www.rittal.ca Robertson Bright Inc. 1-2875 Argentia Rd. Mississauga, ON L5N 8G6 T: 905-813-3005 F: 905-813-8878 W: www.rbigroup.net Rockwell Automation, Inc. 1201 South 2nd St. Milwaukee, WI 53204-2496 T: 414-382-2000 F: 414-382-4444 W: www.rockwellautomation.com ROMLight International (Canada) Inc. 11-178 Pennsylvania Ave. Concord, ON L4K 4B1 T: 905-660-6977 F: 905-669-6672 W: www.romlightintl.com Roxtec Inc. 10127 E. Admiral Place Tulsa, OK 74116 T: 918-254-9872 F: 918-254-2544 W: www.roxtec.com Royal Pipe Systems 131 Regalcrest Crt. Woodbridge, ON L4L 8P3 T: 905-856-7550 F: 905-856-4367 W: www.royalpipe.com Ruud Lighting Canada / BetaLED 3-6889 Rexwood Rd. Mississauga, ON L4V 1R2 T: 800-473-1234

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Safe Engineering Services & Technologies 3055 Boul. des Oiseaux Laval, QC H7L 6E8 T: 450-622-5000 F: 450-622-5053 W: www.sestech.com Safety Lighting Products 9757 45 Ave. Edmonton, AB T6E 5V8 T: 450-432-5116 F: 450-432-4516 W: www.safetylightingproducts.com Salisbury by Honeywell 101 East Crossroads Parkway Bolingbroook, IL 60440 T: 630-343-3736 F: 630-343-3839 W: www.salisburybyhoneywell.com Schleuniger, Inc. 87 Colin Dr. Manchester, NH 03103 T: 603-668-6117 F: 603-668-8119 W: www.schleuniger-na.com

ShawFlex 25 Bethridge Rd. Toronto, ON M9W 1M7 T: 416-743-7111 F: 416-743-2565 W: www.shawflex.com Siemens Canada Limited 1577 North Service Rd. East Oakville, ON L6H 0H6 T: 905-465-8000 F: 905-315-6984 W: www.siemens.ca Siemens Industry Inc., Building Technologies Division 1000 Deerfield Parkway Buffalo Grove, IL 60089-4513 T: 847-215-1000 F: 847-215-1093 W: www.usa.siemens.com/buildingtechnologies Siemens Industry Inc., Solutions, Automation & Drives 1000 Deerfield Parkway Buffalo Grove, IL 60089-4513 T: 847-215-1000 F: 678-297-8316 W: www.sea.siemens.com Silver Fox Swallow Court, Swallowfields Hertfordshire, England, INT AL7 1SA T: 707-373-727 F: 707-372-193 W: www.silfox.com

Schneider Electric 5985 McLaughlin Road Mississauga, ON L5R 1B8 T: 800-565-6699 F: 859-334-9948 W: www.schneider-electric.ca Schneider 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 enters and networks, buildings and residential markets. Untitled-4 1

Selectron Inc. 8195 Marco Polo St. Montreal, QC H1E 5Y8 T: 514-326-5261 F: 514-321-9870 W: www.select-test.com Selsor Cable Technology 2425 Matheson Blvd East, 8th Floor Mississauga, ON L4W 5K4 T: 905-361-2896 W: www.selsor.com Serge Baril & Associates Inc. 5310 des Laurentides Laval, QC H7K 2J8 T: 450-622-7587 F: 450-622-7869 W: www.baril.ca SEW Eurodrive Co. of Canada Ltd. 210 Walker Dr. Bramalea, ON L6T 3W1 T: 905-791-1553 F: 905-791-2999 W: www.sew-eurodrive.ca Shat-R-Shield Inc. 116 Ryan Patrick Dr. Salisbury, NC 28147 T: 800-248-4911

Simson Maxwell 8750-58 Ave. Edmonton, AB T6E 6G6 T: 780-434-6431 F: 780-436-0394 W: www.simson-maxwell.com Snake Tray Cable Management Solutions INC 291 Skip Lane Bay Shore, NY 11706 T: 800-308-6788 W: www.snaketray.com SOLA Canada Lighting & Power Inc. 7-171 Ambassador Dr. Mississauga, ON L5T 2J1 T: 905-670-0746 F: 905-670-9689 W: www.solacanada.com Southwire Canada Company 5705 Cancross Crt. Suite 100 Mississauga, ON L5R 3E9 T: 800-668-0303 F: 289-777-7520 W: www.southwire.com Spectrum Instruments Ltd. 126 West Ridge Dr. Ottawa, ON K2S 2H1 T: 613-831-0007 F: 613-831-0008 W: www.spectrum-instruments.com SPI Systems Ltd. 17- 82 Sandiford Dr. Stouffville, ON L4A 7X5 T: 905-642-3335 F: 905-642-3360 W: www.spicontrols.com Stable Technical Services Inc. 10-155 McIntosh Dr. Markham, ON L3R 0N6 T: 905-477-4250 F: 905-477-6147 W: www.stablegroup.ca

Standard Products Inc. 5905 Cote-de-Liesse Saint Laurent, QC H4T 1C3 T: 514-342-1199 F: 514-342-6261 W: www.standardpro.com STANDARD 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.

Stanpro 2233 rue de l’Aviation Dorval, QC H9P 2X6 T: 866-280-2332 F: 866-265-8801 W: www.stanprols.com Stanpro Lighting Systems is a Canadian manufacturer of a wide variety of products: LED, Induction, Emergency Lighting, HID, Track, Recessed, Fluorescent. Staticon Ltd. 5-390 Tapscott Rd. Scarborough, ON M1B 2Y9 T: 416-291-3723 F: 416-291-3871 W: www.staticon.ca Stealth Computer Corp. 4-530 Rowntree Dairy Rd. Woodbridge, ON L4L 8H2 T: 905-264-9000 W: www.stealthcomputer.com

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Storm Copper Components, Co. 240 Industrial Dr. Decatur, TN 37322 T: 888-334-2177 F: 423-334-3389 W: www.stormcopper.com Strand Lighting Canada Inc. 15-2430 Lucknow Dr. Mississauga, ON L5S 1V3 T: 905-677-7130 F: 905-677-6859 Stress Crete Group 840 Walkers Line, PO Box 7 Burlington, ON L7R 3X9 T: 800-268-7809 F: 905-632-8116 W: www.stresscrete.com Sunfind Solar Products Inc. 20-7471 Edgar Industrial Bend Red Deer, AB T4P 3Z5 T: 403-343-6434 F: 403-343-6455 W: www.sunfindsolarproducts.com Superior Electric 3-28 Spring Lane Farmington, CT 06032 T: 860-507-2025 F: 860-507-2050 W: www.superiorelectric.com Superior Essex Communications LP 6120 Powers Ferry Road, Suite 150 Atlanta, GA 30339 T: 770-657-6000 F: 770-657-6807 W: SuperiorEssex.com/Comm

Manufacturers Unicell Body Company 50 Industrial St. Toronto, ON M4G 1Y9 W: www.unicell.com

Superior Flexible Conduits Inc. PO Box 665 Stn. Main Cobourg, ON K9A 4R5 T: 905-355-2959 F: 905-355-3384 W: www.superiorflex.com

Telco Systems 3A-2 Hampshire St. Foxboro, MA 02035-2897 T: 781-551-0300 F: 781-551-0538 W: www.telco.com

TillyWear 123 Matilda Street Pleasantville, ON L3Y 2J2 T: 905-713-4291 F: 905-841-6786 W: www.tillywear.ca

TriVista Inc. 108 Whitetail Dr. Ottawa, ON K0A 1L0 T: 613-831-5536 F: 613-831-5564 W: www.trivista.ca

SurgePure Canada 3932-3A Street NE Calgary, AB T2E 6R4 T: 403-277-5656 F: 403-277-4253 W: www.surgepure.ca

TempoTech Controls Inc. 3-2400 Wyecroft Rd. Oakville, ON L6L 6M8 T: 905-847-0055 F: 905-847-8876 W: www.tempotechcontrols.com

Timberland Equipment Ltd. PO Box 490 Woodstock, ON N4S 7Z2 T: 519-537-6262 F: 519-539-5853 W: www.timberland.on.ca

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

Surplec Inc. 149, Godin Sherbrooke, QC J1R 0S6 T: 819-821-3636 F: 819-563-7517 W: www.surplechv.com

Terra Tape, Div of Reef Industries 9209 Almeda Genoa Houston, TX 77075 T: 713-507-4251 F: 713-507-4295 W: www.reefindustries.com

Times Fiber Canada Limited 580 OBrien Rd. Renfrew, ON K7V 3Z2 T: 613-432-8566 F: 613-432-9373 W: www.timesfiber.com

TRT Business Network Solutions, Inc. 1240 Graphite Dr. Corona, CA 92881 T: 951-582-4000 F: 951-582-4016

TMP Worldwide 3rd Flr., 152 King St. E. Toronto, ON M5A 1J3 T: 416-861-8679 F: 416-861-0859 W: www.tmp.com

True North Technology Inc 5955 Airport Rd., Ste. 102 Mississauga, ON L4V 1R9 F: 905-677-9788

Suttle 1001 East Highway 212 Hector, MN 55342 T: 800-852-8662 F: 320-848-6218 W: www.suttleonline.com Swivelpole Canada 9757 - 45 Ave. Edmonton, AB T6E 5V8 T: 877-434-1802 F: 780-432-4516 W: www.swivelpole.ca t

Testworx 7-555 California Ave. Brockville, ON K6V 5V2 T: 613-341-9502 F: 613-341-9510 W: www.testworx.ca Tevelec Limited 5350 Timberlea Blvd. Mississauga, ON L4W 2S6 T: 905-624-5241 F: 905-625-2462 W: www.tevelec.com

TDI Transistor Devices 36 Newburgh Rd. Hackettstown, NJ 07840 T: 908-850-5088 F: 908-850-1607 W: www.tdipower.com

TEXIT Canada Inc. A19-481 North Service Rd. W. Oakville, ON L6M 2V6 T: 888-640-9909 F: 905-829-1158 W: www.texitmarkers.com

TE Connectivity - Raychem Cable Accessories 20 Esna Park Drive Markham, ON L3R1E1 T: 800-327-6996 W: www.te.com/us/en/industries/ energy/Product.aspx

The Bodine Company Inc. PO Box 460 Collierville, TN 38027 T: 901-853-7211 F: 901-853-5009 W: www.bodine.com

Tech Products, Inc. 105 Willow Avenue Staten Island, NY 10305 T: 800-221-1311 F: 718-442-2124 W: www.TechProducts.com Techcon Enterprises Ltd. PO Box 932 Mount Pearl, NF A1N 3C9 T: 709-745-6464 F: 709-745-8712 Technel Engineering Inc. 60 Marycroft Ave., Unit 2 Woodbridge, ON L4L 5Y5 T: 905-851-4244 F: 905-851-5743 W: www.technel.com

Techspan Industries Inc. 3131 Pepper Mill Court Mississauga, ON L5L 4X6 T: 800-363-1588 F: 905-820-6142 W: www.techspan.ca Tecno-Kebec 2777 de La salle Jonquiere, QC G7S 2A5 T: 418-548-8186 F: 418-548-2950 W: teno-kebec.com

The Cable Shoppe Inc, 1410 Birchmount Rd. Toronto, ON M1P 2E3 T: 416-293-3634 The Panel Shop Inc. 1925 Hanwell Rd. Fredericton, NB E3C 1M4 T: 506-455-1925 F: 506-459-3400 W: www.thepanelshop.com Therma-Ray Inc. 6-670 Wilsey Rd. Fredericton, NB E3B 7K4 T: 866-457-4600 F: 506-457-4699 W: www.thermaray.com

Thomas & Betts Canada Ltd. 700 Thomas Avenue Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, QC J2X 2M9 T: 450-347-5318 F: 450-347-1976 W: www.tnb.ca

TMS Lighting 247A Summerlea Rd. Brampton, ON L6T 4E1 Toronto Fabricating & Mfg. Co. 1020 Rangeview Rd. Mississauga, ON L5E 1H2 T: 905-891-2516 F: 905-891-7446 W: www.tfmc.com TR Electronic 955 Green Valley Rd. London, ON N6A 4G9 T: 519-452-1999 F: 519-452-1177 W: www.trelectronic.com Trans Canada Electro Ltd. 373 Mondor Ave. Saint-Hyacinthe, QC J2S 5A6 T: 800-363-5492 F: 800-962-6361 W: www.Transcanadaelectro.com Transglobal Systems of Canada Inc. 39-6635 Kitimat Road Mississauga, ON L5N 6J2 T: 905-813-8762 F: 905-813-7329 W: www.tsoc.com Transition Networks 6474 City West Parkway Eden Prairie, MN 55344 T: 952-941-2322 F: 952-996-1526 W: www.transition.com Trilithic 9710 Park Davis Dr. Indianapolis, IN 46235 T: 317-895-3600 F: 317-895-3813 W: www.trilithic.com Trilliant Networks 610 Du Luxembourg St. Granby, QC J2J 2V2 T: 450-375-0556 W: www.trilliantinc.com

Thomas Lighting Canada 189 Bullock Dr. Markham, ON L3P 1W4 T: 905-294-9570 F: 905-294-8911 W: www.thomaslightingcanada.com

Trimble / Accubid 7725 Jane St. Concord, ON L4K 1X4 T: 800-222-8243 F: 866-511-1362 W: www.accubid.com

tii Network Technologies Inc. 141 Rodeo Dr. Edgewood, NC 11717 T: 709-834-0094

Tritech Electric Ltd. Bay 2, 6120-11 St. S.E. Calgary, AB T2H 2L7 T: 403-264-7090 F: 403-265-8896

Tug-Wise Manufacturing 293386 Alberta Ltd. 409 Balsam Rd. N.E. Slave Lake, AB T0G 2A2 T: 780-849-2771 F: 780-849-6728 Tullo-Zoff Electric Supply Co. Ltd. 7956 Torbram Rd. Brampton, ON L6T 5A2 T: 905-791-8444 F: 905-791-8510 Turolight Inc. 820 Flint Rd. North York, ON M3J 2J5 T: 877-736-0447 F: 416-736-4890 W: www.turolight.com Tyco Electronics 308 Constitution Drive, Building H Menlo Park, CA 94025 T: 800-227-7040 F: 650-361-2508 Tyco Electronics Canada 20 Esna Park Dr. Markham, ON L3R 1E1 T: 905-706-5281 Tyco Thermal Controls 7433 Harwin Drive Houston, TX 77036 T: 650-216-1526 F: 650-474-7711 W: www.tycothermal.com u UE Systems Inc. 14 Hayes St. Elmsford, NY 10523 T: 914-592-1220 F: 914-347-2181 W: www.uesystems.com UHI Canada Corporation 8-8241 Keele St. Concord, ON L4K 1Z5 T: 905-669-0053 F: 905-669-7443 Ultrasave Lighting Ltd. 12-140 Amber St Markham, ON L3R 3J8 T: 905-940-0888 F: 905-940-0338 W: www.ultrasave.ca Underground Devices Inc. 3304 Commercial Ave. Northbrook, IL 60062 T: 847-205-9000 F: 847-205-9004 W: www.udevices.com

United Rentals of Canada 924 South Service Rd. Stoney Creek, ON L8E 6A2 T: 905-643-0999 F: 905-643-9048 W: www.unitedrentals.com United Wire & Cable Inc. 1 West Pearce St. Richmond Hill, ON L4B 3K3 T: 905-771-0099 F: 905-771-1658 W: unitedwc.com Universal Lighting Technologies 500-26 Century Blvd. Nashville, TN 37214 T: 615-316-5100 W: www.unvlt.com USHIO Canada Inc. 2730 Brighton Rd. Oakville, ON L6H 5T4 T: 905-829-3338 F: 905-829-5343 W: www.ushio.com v Valuelight 612 Gordon Baker Rd. Toronto, ON M2H 3B4 T: 416-497-3039 F: 416-352-5322 W: www.valuelight.com Venture Lighting Canada 6889 Rexwood Rd., Units 6 & 7 Mississauga, ON L4V 1R2 T: 905-678-6291 F: 905-678-2879 W: www.venturelighting.com Veriteq Instruments 100-13775 Commerce Pkwy. Richmond, BC V6V 2V4 T: 800-683-8374 F: 604-273-2874 W: www.veriteq.com Versatile Measuring Instruments Inc. 7-1245 Maple Hill Crt. Newmarket, ON L3Y 9E8 T: 905-954-0841 F: 905-954-0415 W: www.aquametrix.com Viconics 9245 Langelier Blvd. St. Leonard, QC H1P 3K9 T: 800-563-5660 #243 Vigilant Technical Sales Ltd. 28 Symonds Ave. St. John’s, NF A1E 5B1 T: 709-753-6685 F: 709-753-7759 Virelec Ltd. 2-4020B Sladeview Cres. Mississauga, ON L5L 6B1 T: 905-569-8030 F: 905-569-6364 W: www.virelec.com Visioneering Corp. 35 Oak St. Toronto, ON M9N 1A1 T: 416-245-7991 Vista Electrical Products P.O. Box 178 Montreal, QC H9R 5P9 T: 800-685-8518 F: 800-357-3717

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Manufacturers Vista Professional Outdoor Lighting 1625 Surveyor Ave. Simi Valley, CA 93063 T: 705-431-0045 F: 705-436-4555 W: www.vistapro.com w WAC Lighting Company 44 Harbor Park Drive Port Washington, NY 11050 T: 516-515-5000 F: 800-526-2585 W: www.waclighting.com WAGO Corporation N120 W19129 Freistadt Rd. Germantown, WI 53022 T: 262-255-6222 F: 262-255-3232 W: www.wago.us Waldmann Lighting 9 W Century Dr. Wheeling, IL 60090 T: 800-634-0007 F: 847-520-1730 W: www.waldmannlighting.com

Products Wieland Electric Inc. 2889 Brighton Rd. Oakville, ON L6H 6C9 T: 905-829-8414 F: 905-829-8413 W: www.wieland-electric.ca Wil-Can Electronics Canada Ltd. 8560 Torbram Rd., Units 34 & 35 Brampton, ON L6T 5C9 T: 905-790-2711 F: 888-866-7775 W: www.powersurges.com Willett Manufacturing Ltd. 311B Kensington Ave. Estevan, SK S4A 2A4 T: 306-637-4420 F: 306-634-9904 W: www.willett.ca Wilson High Voltage Inc. 1271 Gorham St., Unit 9 Newmarket, ON L3Y 7V1 T: 905-773-2400 F: 905-836-6352 W: www.wilsonhighvoltage.com

Wavell Electric Ltd. 170 Sheldon Dr. Cambridge, ON N1R 7K1 T: 519-620-2085 F: 519-620-2127 W: www.wavell.com

Wirex Controls Ltd. 27-9446 McLaughlin Rd. N. Brampton, ON L6X 4H9 T: 905-459-0742 F: 905-450-8216 W: www.wirexcontrols.com

WEG Motors & Drives / VJ Pamensky Canada Inc. 64 Samor Rd. Toronto, ON M6A 1J7 T: 877-726-3675 F: 416-781-4352 W: www.pamensky.com

Wismer & Rawlings Electric Ltd. 118-1647 Broadway St. Port Coquitlam, BC V3C 6P8 T: 604-944-1117 F: 604-944-1127 W: www.wre.ca

Weidmuller 10 Spy Court Markham, ON L3R 5H6 T: 800-268-4080 F: 877-300-5635 W: www.weidmuller.ca Wera Tools 3-730 South Service Rd. Stoney Creek, ON L8E 5S7 T: 800-267-5541 F: 877-650-9372 W: www.weratools.com WH Salisbury & Co. 7520 North Long Ave. Skokie, IL 60077 T: 877-406-4501 F: 866-824-4922 W: www.whsalisbury.com Wheatland Tube Company One Council Ave. Wheatland, PA 16161 T: 800-257-8182 F: 724-346-7260 W: www.wheatland.com Whites Digital Sales and Service Inc. 310 Judson St. Units 2 & 3. Toronto, ON M8Z 5T6 T: 416-467-7700 F: 416-207-2757 W: www.whitesdigital.ca

Woodhead, Division of Molex 1090 Brevik Place Mississauga, ON L4W 3Y5 T: 905-624-6518 F: 905-624-9151 W: www.woodhead.ca x X10 Pro 10012 North Dale Mabry, #115 Tampa, FL 33618 T: 813-265-2888 F: 813-265-1011 W: www.x10pro.com y Yokogawa Corporation of America 2 Dart Rd. Newnan, GA 30265 T: 770-254-0400 F: 770-254-1337 W: www.yokogawa.com/us z Z-TRAUQ INC. CP 2628 Morin Heights, QC J0R 1H0 T: 877-798-7287 F: 877-479-5878 W: www.z-trauq.com Zig Inc. 469A King St. W. Toronto, ON M5V 3M4

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AUTOMATION DEVICES COMPUTERS Dimonoff Eaton GDM Electronics and Controls Linear Omron Phoenix Contact Ltd. Rockwell Automation, Inc. Siemens Canada Limited Transglobal Systems of Canada Inc. COUNTER Carlo Gavazzi Canada Inc. Eaton GDM Electronics and Controls Globetron Controls Omron Z-TRAUQ INC. ENCODERS Banner Guard, Div of Reef Industries Benshaw Canada Controls Inc. Cooper Industries Cummins Hydraulics Electro-Meters GDM Electronics and Controls Globetron Controls International Innovative Systems LGI Lighting Group Inc. Omron Terra Tape, Div of Reef Industries TriVista Inc. Wilson High Voltage Inc. MOTION CONTROL DEVICES Ardron-Mackie Limited Banner Guard, Div of Reef Industries Benshaw Canada Controls Inc. Control Technology Corp. Cooper Industries Cummins Hydraulics Eaton Egan Automation Inc. Electro-Meters GDM Electronics and Controls GE Electrical Distribution IDEC Canada Ltd. International Innovative Systems KCS LGI Lighting Group Inc. Northern Lights Energy Systems Ltd. Ouellet Canada Inc. Pinnacle Systems Inc. Schneider Electric SEW Eurodrive Co. of Canada Ltd. Siemens Canada Limited TriVista Inc. WAGO Corporation WEG Motors & Drives / VJ Pamensky Canada Inc. Wilson High Voltage Inc. PILOT DEVICES ABB Automation Control Inc. Banner Guard, Div of Reef Industries Bartco Lighting, Inc. Benshaw Canada Controls Inc. Carlo Gavazzi Canada Inc. CommScope Enterprise Solutions Cooper Industries Cummins Hydraulics Eaton Electro-Meters GDM Electronics and Controls GE Electrical Distribution Globetron Controls Intermec Technologies Canada Ltd. International Innovative Systems

Lamp Source Metalumen Manufacturing Inc. Omron Siemens Canada Limited Terra Tape, Div of Reef Industries Wilson High Voltage Inc. PLC Black Box Canada Corporation CCI Thermal Technologies Control Technology Corp. Eaton Egan Automation Inc. GDM Electronics and Controls IDEC Canada Ltd. IPLC Vantera NICA-Power Battery Corp. Omron Phoenix Contact Ltd. Robertson Bright Inc. Schneider Electric Siemens Canada Limited The Panel Shop Inc. WAGO Corporation Weidmuller PROXIMITY DEVICES Benshaw Canada Controls Inc. Carlo Gavazzi Canada Inc. Cooper Industries Eaton Electro-Meters GDM Electronics and Controls Globetron Controls International Innovative Systems Metalumen Manufacturing Inc. Omron Siemens Canada Limited Techspan Industries Inc. Wilson High Voltage Inc. Z-TRAUQ INC. ROBOTICS Benshaw Canada Controls Inc. Control Technology Corp. Dematic Limited Egan Automation Inc. GDM Electronics and Controls International Innovative Systems NICA-Power Battery Corp. Ouellet Canada Inc. Wilson High Voltage Inc. SENSORS Black Box Canada Corporation Carlo Gavazzi Canada Inc. CCI Thermal Technologies Control Technology Corp. Eaton GDM Electronics and Controls Globetron Controls IDEC Canada Ltd. Leviton Manufacturing of Canada Ltd. Omron Schneider Electric Siemens Canada Limited TempoTech Controls Inc. Z-TRAUQ INC. TIMERS Carlo Gavazzi Canada Inc. CCI Thermal Technologies GDM Electronics and Controls GE Electrical Distribution Globetron Controls IDEC Canada Ltd. Leviton Manufacturing of Canada Ltd. Lovato Electric Corporation NSI Industries Omron Weidmuller Z-TRAUQ INC.

VISION SYSTEMS Benshaw Canada Controls Inc. Cooper Industries Electro-Meters GDM Electronics and Controls Globetron Controls International Innovative Systems Omron WAGO Corporation BOXES & ENCLOSURES CABINETS/TROUGHS/METER SOCKETS ABCO Custom Manufacturing Inc. Abel Electric Ace Manufacturing Metals Ltd. Acuity Brands Lighting Canada, Inc. Anamet Canada Inc. Bartco Lighting, Inc. Bel Products Carlo Gavazzi Canada Inc. Cooper Industries Dromey Design Inc. Eaton Egan Automation Inc. EGS Electrical Group Canada Ltd. Electro-Meters EXM Manufacturing Ltd. Gardel Metal Products Inc. Hammond Manufacturing Co. Ltd. International Innovative Systems Inventronics Ltd Langford & Associates Inc. Metalumen Manufacturing Inc. Middle Atlantic Products Canada Inc. MVA Power Inc. NICA-Power Battery Corp. North American Sales Co. Inc. OSRAM SYLVANIA Ltd. Panduit Canada Corp. REX Power Magnetics Rittal Systems Ltd Terra Tape, Div of Reef Industries Thomas & Betts Canada Ltd. Wavell Electric Ltd. RACKS/CABINETS/ENCLOSURES ABCO Custom Manufacturing Inc. Belden Black Box Canada Corporation CableOrganizer.com, Inc. Carlo Gavazzi Canada Inc. CCI Thermal Technologies Channel Vision Chatsworth Products, Inc. Erikson Commercial EXM Manufacturing Ltd. Fusetek Gardel Metal Products Inc. Hammond Manufacturing Co. Ltd. ICC Inventronics Ltd Lex Tec Inc. Linear Middle Atlantic Products Canada Inc. Panduit Canada Corp. Ralston Metal Products Ltd. Rittal Systems Ltd Storm Copper Components, Co. Suttle Tevelec Limited Transglobal Systems of Canada Inc. WAGO Corporation Weidmuller Willett Manufacturing Ltd. OUTLET BOXES/WALLPLATES Azco Technologies Inc. Belden Black Box Canada Corporation

Manufacturers Products Energy Innovations Co. Ericson Manufacturing Co. Hubbell Canada LP - Lighting Division Hubbell Canada LP - Electrical Systems ICC Inventronics Ltd Leviton Manufacturing of Canada Ltd. Lex Tec Inc. Linear Panduit Canada Corp. Rab Design Lighting Inc. Tevelec Limited Thomas & Betts Canada Ltd. Transglobal Systems of Canada Inc. Vista Electrical Products PULL/SPLICE BOXES ADC Telecommunications Inc. Azco Technologies Inc. Bel Products Belden Energy Innovations Co. EXM Manufacturing Ltd. Hammond Manufacturing Co. Ltd. Panduit Canada Corp. CONDUIT & CONNECTORS CABLE FITTINGS Abel Electric Alico Industries Inc. Bartco Lighting, Inc. CommScope Enterprise Solutions Cooper Industries Electro-Meters Langford & Associates Inc. Locweld Inc. National Cable Specialists Panduit Canada Corp. Quick Cable Canada Ltd. Rack-A-Tiers Storm Copper Components, Co. Superior Flexible Conduits Inc. Techspan Industries Inc. Thomas & Betts Canada Ltd. Timberland Equipment Ltd. Vista Electrical Products CONDUIT A-D Technologies Anamet Canada Inc. Bridgeport Fittings, Inc. Dura-Line Corp. Ideal Industries (Canada) Corp. Superior Flexible Conduits Inc. Techspan Industries Inc. Tevelec Limited Thomas & Betts Canada Ltd. Wavell Electric Ltd. Wheatland Tube Company CONNECTORS 3M Canada AFOP Bridgeport Fittings, Inc. Burndy Canada Inc. Channel Vision Conec Corporation CZ Labs Energy Innovations Co. Ericson Manufacturing Co. HB Etlin/Etlin-Daniels Ideal Industries (Canada) Corp. Ilsco of Canada Co. Leviton Manufacturing of Canada Ltd. National Cable Specialists Northern Technologies Panduit Canada Corp. Phoenix Contact Ltd. Rab Design Lighting Inc. Storm Copper Components, Co.

Techspan Industries Inc. Tevelec Limited Thomas & Betts Canada Ltd. Vista Electrical Products WAGO Corporation Weidmuller GROUNDING DEVICES Burndy Canada Inc. Ilsco of Canada Co. Leviton Manufacturing of Canada Ltd. Lind Equipment Ltd. MVA Power Inc. NSI Industries Panduit Canada Corp. Storm Copper Components, Co. Techspan Industries Inc. Thomas & Betts Canada Ltd. DISTRIBUTION BREAKERS-ICI ABB Eaton GE Electrical Distribution Hubbell Canada LP - Electrical Systems Schneider Electric Siemens Canada Limited Weidmuller BREAKERS-RESIDENTIAL Eaton ERICO GE Electrical Distribution Hubbell Canada LP - Electrical Systems Schneider Electric Siemens Canada Limited

SERVICE ENTRANCE SWITCHES

VENTILATING EQUIPMENT

MULTIPLEXER EQUIPMENT

Bartco Lighting, Inc. Cooper Industries Electro-Meters Ericson Manufacturing Co. GE Electrical Distribution Intermec Technologies Canada Ltd. Lamp Source Siemens Canada Limited

ABB Advanced Energy Networks Inc. Aeroflo Inc. Bartco Lighting, Inc. Baumer Electric Inc. CCI Thermal Technologies Cooper Industries Edison Lighting Group Ltd. Electro-Meters Lamp Source M.G.B. Electric Inc. Manufacturers Marketing Group (R) North American Sales Co. Inc. Panasonic Canada Inc. Prime Industrial Products Inc. Rittal Systems Ltd Thomas & Betts Canada Ltd. Versatile Measuring Instruments Inc.

Banner Guard, Div of Reef Industries Cooper Industries Electro-Meters Multi-Tech Systems, Inc. Optimum Energy Products Ltd. Transglobal Systems of Canada Inc. Yokogawa Corporation of America

SERVICE MASTS Bartco Lighting, Inc. Cooper Industries Lamp Source Thomas & Betts Canada Ltd. HVAC HEATING CABLES 3M Canada Bartco Lighting, Inc. Britech Corp. Cooper Industries EGS Electrical Group Canada Ltd. Electro-Meters GDM Electronics and Controls General Cable Lamp Source Ledalite Architectural Products M.G.B. Electric Inc. Therma-Ray Inc. Thomas & Betts Canada Ltd. Tyco Thermal Controls Versatile Measuring Instruments Inc. HEATING CONTROLS

Bartco Lighting, Inc. Channel Vision Cooper Industries Eaton Electro-Meters GE Electrical Distribution Intermec Technologies Canada Ltd. Lamp Source Leviton Manufacturing of Canada Ltd. Schneider Electric Siemens Canada Limited

Aube Technologies Bartco Lighting, Inc. Baumer Electric Inc. Britech Corp. Carlo Gavazzi Canada Inc. CCI Thermal Technologies Control Technology Corp. Cooper Industries Dimplex North America EGS Electrical Group Canada Ltd. Electro-Meters ESIC Technologies General Cable Lamp Source Langford & Associates Inc. Ledalite Architectural Products M.G.B. Electric Inc. Metalumen Manufacturing Inc. North American Sales Co. Inc. RC Electrical Services Ruud Lighting Canada / BetaLED Thomas & Betts Canada Ltd. Tyco Thermal Controls Versatile Measuring Instruments Inc. WAGO Corporation

SAFETY SWITCHES

HEATING EQUIPMENT

Bartco Lighting, Inc. Carlo Gavazzi Canada Inc. CommScope Enterprise Solutions Cooper Industries Cummins Hydraulics Eaton EGS Electrical Group Canada Ltd. Electro-Meters GE Electrical Distribution Intermec Technologies Canada Ltd. International Innovative Systems Lamp Source Langford & Associates Inc. Leviton Manufacturing of Canada Ltd. LGI Lighting Group Inc. Metalumen Manufacturing Inc. Schneider Electric Siemens Canada Limited

Advanced Energy Networks Inc. ASB Heating Elements Ltd. Bartco Lighting, Inc. Baumer Electric Inc. CCI Thermal Technologies Cooper Industries EGS Electrical Group Canada Ltd. Electro-Meters General Cable KCS Lamp Source Ledalite Architectural Products M.G.B. Electric Inc. North American Sales Co. Inc. Therma-Ray Inc. Thomas & Betts Canada Ltd. Versatile Measuring Instruments Inc. Vista Electrical Products

PANELS-ICI Eaton GE Electrical Distribution Jackson Power & Electric Ltd. Leviton Manufacturing of Canada Ltd. Schneider Electric Siemens Canada Limited PANELS-RESIDENTIAL

INFORMATION TRANSPORT SYSTEMS (ITS) BALUNS/ADAPTERS & FILTERS Azco Technologies Inc. Black Box Canada Corporation Channel Vision Erikson Commercial Suttle Transglobal Systems of Canada Inc. CUSTOMIZED CABLE ASSEMBLIES Abel Electric ADC Telecommunications Inc. Belden Black Box Canada Corporation Cones Corporation Cooper Industries Electro-Meters Lex Tec Inc. Optimum Energy Products Ltd. Tevelec Limited Transglobal Systems of Canada Inc. ELECTRO-OPTIC INTERFACES Control Technology Corp. Cooper Industries Electro-Meters Optimum Energy Products Ltd. Transglobal Systems of Canada Inc. ENTRANCE TERMINALS Abel Electric ADC Telecommunications Inc. Cooper Industries Electro-Meters Optimum Energy Products Ltd. Timberland Equipment Ltd. Transglobal Systems of Canada Inc. HUBS; RIDGES & ROUTERS Black Box Canada Corporation Channel Vision Lex Tec Inc. Multi-Tech Systems, Inc. Transglobal Systems of Canada Inc. MODEMS & TRANSCEIVERS ADC Telecommunications Inc. Azco Technologies Inc. Black Box Canada Corporation Multi-Tech Systems, Inc. Transglobal Systems of Canada Inc. Transition Networks

PUNCH-DOWN BLOCKS ADC Telecommunications Inc. Belden ICC Transglobal Systems of Canada Inc. SIGNAL REPEATER/CONVERTER/ CONCENTRATOR/ MULTIPLEXERS Black Box Canada Corporation Transglobal Systems of Canada Inc. Transition Networks Weidmuller Z-TRAUQ INC. SPLICE CLOSURES ADC Telecommunications Inc. Belden Cooper Industries Electro-Meters ICC Optimum Energy Products Ltd. Transglobal Systems of Canada Inc. LIGHT SOURCES DISCHARGE GE Lighting Juno Lighting Group Liteline Corporation Osram Sylvania Ltd. Philips Lighting Canada Pulsar Technologies Inc. ROMLight International (Canada) Inc. Standard Products Inc. Trojan Inc. Turolight Inc. Venture Lighting Canada WAC Lighting Company FLUORESCENT Bartco Lighting, Inc. Baumer Electric Inc. Bermis Inc. BJ Take Inc. Cooper Industries Custom Lighting Ltd. Dromey Design Inc. Econofrost Reflective Night Covers EGS Electrical Group Canada Ltd. Electro-Meters Energy Efficient Lighting Company Limited Energy Innovations Co. GDM Electronics and Controls GE Lighting Interpower Corporation Juno Lighting Group Lind Equipment Ltd. Liteline Corporation Osram Sylvania Ltd. Philips Lighting Canada Pioneer Lighting Promolux Lighting International Pulsar Technologies Inc. Shat-R-Shield Inc. Standard Products Inc. Techcon Enterprises Ltd. Techspan Industries Inc. Trojan Inc. Turolight Inc.

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Products Valuelight Visioneering Corp. WAC Lighting Company INCANDESCENT Bartco Lighting, Inc. Baumer Electric Inc. Bermis Inc. Cooper Industries EGS Electrical Group Canada Ltd. Electro-Meters GE Lighting Juno Lighting Group Lind Equipment Ltd. Liteline Corporation Osram Sylvania Ltd. Philips Lighting Canada Promolux Lighting International Pulsar Technologies Inc. Shat-R-Shield Inc. Standard Products Inc. Techcon Enterprises Ltd. Trojan Inc. Turolight Inc. WAC Lighting Company LED Advanced Energy Networks Inc. Arani Azco Technologies Inc. BJ Take Inc. Chloride Systems Custom Lighting Ltd. Energy Efficient Lighting Company Limited Energy Innovations Co. Federal Signal Corporation Fusetek GE Lighting HB Etlin/Etlin-Daniels Juno Lighting Group Lind Equipment Ltd. Liteline Corporation Magic Lite Ltd. Northern Lights Energy Systems Ltd. Osram Sylvania Ltd. Philips Lighting Canada Pioneer Lighting Promolux Lighting International Pulsar Technologies Inc. Ruud Lighting Canada / BetaLED SPI Systems Ltd. Standard Products Inc. Techspan Industries Inc. Turolight Inc. WAC Lighting Company SPECIALTY Advanced Energy Networks Inc. Azco Technologies Inc. Bartco Lighting, Inc. Baumer Electric Inc. Bermis Inc. Cooper Industries Cos Phi Inc. Eaton Econofrost Reflective Night Covers Edison Lighting Group Ltd. EGS Electrical Group Canada Ltd. Electro-Meters Energy Innovations Co. GE Lighting GE Security Intermec Technologies Canada Ltd. Langford & Associates Inc. Lind Equipment Ltd. Magic Lite Ltd. Manta Test Systems NICA-Power Battery Corp. Osram Sylvania Ltd. Panasonic Canada Inc. Philips Lighting Canada Promolux Lighting International

Pulsar Technologies Inc. REX Power Magnetics Shat-R-Shield Inc. ShawFlex Standard Products Inc. Techcon Enterprises Ltd. Trojan Inc. Turolight Inc. USHIO Canada Inc. WAC Lighting Company Wilson High Voltage Inc.

LIGHTING BALLASTS DISCHARGE Acuity Brands Lighting Canada, Inc. Brownsburg Electronik GE Lighting Juno Lighting Group Osram Sylvania Ltd. Philips Lighting Canada ROMLight International (Canada) Inc. SOLA Canada Lighting & Power Inc. SPI Systems Ltd. Standard Products Inc. Ultrasave Lighting Ltd. Universal Lighting Technologies Venture Lighting Canada ELECTRONIC Bartco Lighting, Inc. Baumer Electric Inc. Bermis Inc. BJ Take Inc. Brownsburg Electronik Cooper Industries Dromey Design Inc. Electro-Meters Energy Efficient Lighting Company Limited Energy Innovations Co. GE Lighting HB Etlin/Etlin-Daniels Juno Lighting Group Osram Sylvania Ltd. Philips Lighting Canada Pioneer Lighting ROMLight 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 Systems Energy Efficient Lighting Company Limited Energy Innovations Co. GE Lighting HB Etlin/Etlin-Daniels Juno Lighting Group Osram Sylvania Ltd. Philips Lighting Canada Pioneer Lighting SOLA 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 Technologies Cristal Controls Ltd. Dimonoff

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NSI Industries ROMLight International (Canada) Inc. Schneider Electric SPI Systems Ltd. Vigilant Technical Sales Ltd.

Visioneering Corp. WAC Lighting Company Waldmann Lighting

RESIDENTIAL

Acuity Brands Lighting Canada, Inc. Arani Custom Lighting Ltd. Foresight Lighting Inc. Jackson Power & Electric Ltd. Liteline Corporation Lumax Industries Inc. Luxo Lamp Ltd. Pioneer Lighting Rab Design Lighting Inc. Rebelle Architectural Lighting ROMLight International (Canada) Inc. Ruud Lighting Canada / BetaLED Vista Professional Outdoor Lighting

Aube Technologies Bach Simpson Corporation Bartco Lighting, Inc. Baumer Electric Inc. Caplugs Cooper Industries Eaton EGS Electrical Group Canada Ltd. Electro-Meters GDM Electronics and Controls George Kelk Corporation Lamp Source Langford & Associates Inc. NSI Industries Ray Electric Limited Techcon Enterprises Ltd. Vista Electrical Products SENSING DEVICES Bartco Lighting, Inc. EGS Electrical Group Canada Ltd. Energy Innovations Co. GDM Electronics and Controls HB Etlin/Etlin-Daniels Ledalite Architectural Products Ledtronics, Inc. Pinnacle Systems Inc. Rab Design Lighting Inc. RC Electrical Services Standard Products Inc. Techcon Enterprises Ltd. WAGO Corporation

LIGHTING FIXTURES CUSTOM B.L. Innovative Lighting Bach Simpson Corporation Bartco Lighting, Inc. Beghelli Canada Inc. BJ Take Inc. Cam Tran Co. Ltd. Caplugs Custom Lighting Ltd. Eaton Edison Lighting Group Ltd. EGS Electrical Group Canada Ltd. Electro-Meters Energy Innovations Co. GE Security Gensco Equipment George Kelk Corporation HB Etlin/Etlin-Daniels Hubbell Canada LP - Lighting Division Hubbell Canada LP - Electrical Systems Juno Lighting Group Lamp Source Langford & Associates Inc. Ledalite Architectural Products Ledtronics, Inc. Lighting Nelson & Garrett Inc. Lumax Industries Inc. Lumid Magic Lite Ltd. Mills Architectural Lighting Pioneer Lighting Pulsar Technologies Inc. Rab Design Lighting Inc. Ray Electric Limited Rebelle Architectural Lighting Techcon Enterprises Ltd. Valuelight Vigilant Technical Sales Ltd.

ICI

LANDSCAPE Acuity Brands Lighting Canada, Inc. Bach Simpson Corporation Bartco Lighting, Inc. Baumer Electric Inc. Cam Tran Co. Ltd. EGS Electrical Group Canada Ltd. Energy Innovations Co. George Kelk Corporation Hubbell Canada LP - Lighting Division Hubbell Canada LP - Electrical Systems Juno Lighting Group Lamp Source Langford & Associates Inc. Lumca Inc. Magic Lite Ltd. Rab Design Lighting Inc. Rebelle Architectural Lighting Ruud Lighting Canada / BetaLED Standard Products Inc. Stress Crete Group Techcon Enterprises Ltd. Vigilant Technical Sales Ltd. Vista Professional Outdoor Lighting POLES Acuity Brands Lighting Canada, Inc. Bach Simpson Corporation Bartco Lighting, Inc. EGS Electrical Group Canada Ltd. Energy Innovations Co. George Kelk Corporation Juno Lighting Group Lamp Source Langford & Associates Inc. Rab Design Lighting Inc. Rebelle Architectural Lighting Ruud Lighting Canada / BetaLED Standard Products Inc. Stress Crete Group Techcon Enterprises Ltd. Thomas & Betts Canada Ltd. Vigilant Technical Sales Ltd. Waldmann Lighting RESIDENTIAL Acuity Brands Lighting Canada, Inc. Arani Artcraft Electric Ltd. Eaton Energy Efficient Lighting Company Limited Energy Innovations Co. Engineered Lighting Products Hubbell Canada LP - Lighting Division Hubbell Canada LP - Electrical Systems Liteline Corporation Lumax Industries Inc. Magic Lite Ltd. Pioneer Lighting Rab Design Lighting Inc.

Standard Products Inc. Stress Crete Group Turolight Inc. Vista Electrical Products Vista Professional Outdoor Lighting WAC Lighting Company ROADWAY Acuity Brands Lighting Canada, Inc. Arani Bach Simpson Corporation Bartco Lighting, Inc. Cam Tran Co. Ltd. EGS Electrical Group Canada Ltd. Juno Lighting Group Lamp Source Langford & Associates Inc. Lumca Inc. Rab Design Lighting Inc. ROMLight International (Canada) Inc. Ruud Lighting Canada / BetaLED SPI Systems Ltd. Standard Products Inc. Stress Crete Group Techcon Enterprises Ltd. Turolight Inc. SECURITY/SAFETY Acuity Brands Lighting Canada, Inc. Azco Technologies Inc. Bach Simpson Corporation Banner Guard, Div of Reef Industries Bartco Lighting, Inc. Beghelli Canada Inc. Chloride Systems EGS Electrical Group Canada Ltd. Energy Innovations Co. Federal Signal Corporation GE Security George Kelk Corporation Hubbell Canada LP - Lighting Division Hubbell Canada LP - Electrical Systems Juno Lighting Group Lamp Source Langford & Associates Inc. NSI Industries Optic-Light Inc. Pioneer Lighting Rab Design Lighting Inc. Ruud Lighting Canada / BetaLED Standard Products Inc. Techcon Enterprises Ltd. Thomas & Betts Canada Ltd. Vista Electrical Products Vista Professional Outdoor Lighting LIGHTING MISCELLANEOUS LOUVERS Bartco Lighting, Inc. BJ Take Inc. Dimonoff Energy Innovations Co. Greenlite Corp. Liteline Corporation Standard Products Inc. Vigilant Technical Sales Ltd. LOWERING DEVICES Bartco Lighting, Inc. EGS Electrical Group Canada Ltd. Energy Innovations Co. MOUNTING DEVICES Bartco Lighting, Inc. Cristal Controls Ltd. EGS Electrical Group Canada Ltd. Energy Innovations Co. HB Etlin/Etlin-Daniels Venture Lighting Canada

Manufacturers Products REFLECTORS Bartco Lighting, Inc. BJ Take Inc. Custom Lighting Ltd. Energy Innovations Co. Liteline Corporation Philips Lighting Canada Standard Products Inc. Visioneering Corp.

MOTORS & MOTOR CONTROLS FUSE BLOCKS Automation Control Inc. Bartco Lighting, Inc. CommScope Enterprise Solutions Cummins Hydraulics Eaton EGS Electrical Group Canada Ltd. Fusetek GDM Electronics and Controls GE Electrical Distribution Intermec Technologies Canada Ltd. Lamp Source Techspan Industries Inc. Terra Tape, Div of Reef Industries Weidmuller Wilson High Voltage Inc. Yokogawa Corporation of America MOTOR CONTACTOR/STARTER/CTRL. Automation Control Inc. B & M Manufacturing Inc. Banner Guard, Div of Reef Industries Bartco Lighting, Inc. Benshaw Canada Controls Inc. CAN-D Electrification Systems Ltd. Chess Industrial Power Rectifiers Inc. CommScope Enterprise Solutions Control Technology Corp. Cummins Hydraulics Dromey Design Inc. Eaton Egan Automation Inc. EGS Electrical Group Canada Ltd. GDM Electronics and Controls GE Electrical Distribution Hubbell Canada LP - Lighting Division Hubbell Canada LP - Electrical Systems IDEC Canada Ltd. Intermec Technologies Canada Ltd.

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International Innovative Systems Jackson Power & Electric Ltd. Lamp Source Lovato Electric Corporation M.G.B. Electric Inc. Meltric Corporation Metalumen Manufacturing Inc. Phoenix Contact Ltd. Schneider Electric Siemens Canada Limited Techspan Industries Inc. Terra Tape, Div of Reef Industries The Panel Shop Inc. WAGO Corporation WEG Motors & Drives / VJ Pamensky Canada Inc. Willett Manufacturing Ltd. Wilson High Voltage Inc. MOTORS Automation Control Inc. Brook Crompton Ltd. CommScope Enterprise Solutions Control Technology Corp. Cummins Hydraulics Federal Signal Corporation FLIR Systems Canada Ltd. GDM Electronics and Controls Greenlite Corp. Intermec Technologies Canada Ltd. International Innovative Systems KCS Lamp Source MICROMO Omron Rockwell 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. Eaton Fusetek GE Electrical Distribution IDEC Canada Ltd. Lovato Electric Corporation Siemens Canada Limited Techspan Industries Inc. Wavell Electric Ltd. RELAYS Automation Control Inc.

Banner Guard, Div of Reef Industries Carlo Gavazzi Canada Inc. CommScope Enterprise Solutions Cummins Hydraulics Eaton EGS Electrical Group Canada Ltd. GDM Electronics and Controls GE Electrical Distribution IDEC Canada Ltd. Intermec Technologies Canada Ltd. International Innovative Systems Lamp Source Mersen Canada Toronto Inc. Metalumen Manufacturing Inc. Omron Renfrew Electric Co Ltd. Schneider Electric Techspan Industries Inc. Terra Tape, Div of Reef Industries WAGO Corporation WEG Motors & Drives / VJ Pamensky Canada Inc. Weidmuller Wilson High Voltage Inc. Yokogawa Corporation of America VARIABLE FREQUENCY DRIVES ABB Automation Control Inc. Banner Guard, Div of Reef Industries CAN-D Electrification Systems Ltd. CommScope Enterprise Solutions Control Technology Corp. Dromey Design Inc. Eaton EGS Electrical Group Canada Ltd. GDM Electronics and Controls GE Electrical Distribution Industrial Power & Control Inc. International Innovative Systems KCS Lamp Source LGI Lighting Group Inc. Lovato Electric Corporation Metalumen Manufacturing Inc. Omron Schneider Electric SEW Eurodrive Co. of Canada Ltd. Siemens Canada Limited Terra Tape, Div of Reef Industries Vigilant Technical Sales Ltd. WEG Motors & Drives / VJ Pamensky Canada Inc. Wilson High Voltage Inc.

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT BELTS/HARNESSES/LANYARDS; ETC. 3M Canada AMAC Equipment Ltd. Capital Safety Group Industrial Power & Control Inc. Lynn Valley Manufacturing CLOTHING/FOOTWEAR/GLOVES AMAC Equipment Ltd. Certified Insulated Products Corp. Lynn Valley Manufacturing PMMI International Ltd. Salisbury by Honeywell TillyWear HEAD PROTECTION 3M Canada AMAC Equipment Ltd. Certified Insulated Products Corp. Lynn Valley Manufacturing PMMI International Ltd. Salisbury by Honeywell

POWER CONDITIONING/ QUALITY EMFS

POWER DISTURBANCE MONITORS ACR Systems Inc. Alico Industries Inc. Cos Phi Inc. Fluke Electronics Canada Intermec Technologies Canada Ltd. Metalumen Manufacturing Inc. NICA-Power Battery Corp. RBI Solar Inc POWER FACTOR CORRECTORS Advanced Energy Networks Inc. Alico Industries Inc. Banner Guard, Div of Reef Industries Cos Phi Inc. Cummins Hydraulics Eaton Eaton Power Quality Ltd. Edison Lighting Group Ltd. GDM Electronics and Controls GE Electrical Distribution Iconopower Ltd. Intermec Technologies Canada Ltd. Langford & Associates Inc. Metalumen Manufacturing Inc. OSRAM SYLVANIA Ltd. Power Survey International RBI Solar Inc Schneider Electric Vigilant Technical Sales Ltd. Z-TRAUQ INC. POWER LINE FILTERS

Conec Corporation Cos Phi Inc. LINE CONDITIONERS Alico Industries Inc. Cos Phi Inc. Cummins Hydraulics Eaton Power Quality Ltd. Erikson Commercial Industrial Power & Control Inc. Intermec Technologies Canada Ltd. Langford & Associates Inc. Staticon Ltd. Superior Electric PEAK-LIMITING DEVICES Cos Phi Inc. Eaton Iconopower Ltd. Intermec Technologies Canada Ltd.

Cos Phi Inc. Cummins Hydraulics Eaton Power Quality Ltd. GE Electrical Distribution Intermec Technologies Canada Ltd. NICA-Power Battery Corp. Osram Sylvania Ltd. Phoenix Contact Ltd. Power Survey International Terra Tape, Div of Reef Industries SPECIALTY TRANSFORMERS Advanced Energy Networks Inc. Alico Industries Inc. Brownsburg Electronik Cos Phi Inc. Edison Lighting Group Ltd. GE Electrical Distribution Intermec Technologies Canada Ltd. K2C Industrial Automation Inc.

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Products Langford & Associates Inc. NICA-Power Battery Corp. REX Power Magnetics Superior Electric Terra Tape, Div of Reef Industries Wilson High Voltage Inc. Yokogawa Corporation of America Z-TRAUQ INC. TRANSIENT SUPPRESSORS Alico Industries Inc. Banner Guard, Div of Reef Industries Cos Phi Inc. Cummins Hydraulics Eaton Eaton Power Quality Ltd. ERICO GE Electrical Distribution Intermec Technologies Canada Ltd. International Innovative Systems Langford & Associates Inc. NICA-Power Battery Corp. Phoenix Contact Ltd. R3&A Limited Roxtec Inc. Superior Electric Terra Tape, Div of Reef Industries Venture Lighting Canada Wil-Can Electronics Canada Ltd.

POWER SOURCES BACK-UP BATTERIES/SUPPLIES Absopulse Electronics Ltd. Advanced Energy Networks Inc. AEG Power Solutions Inc. Alico Industries Inc. Analytic Systems C-CAN Power Systems Inc. Chess Industrial Power Rectifiers Inc. Eaton Edison Lighting Group Ltd. FLIR Systems Canada Ltd. GNB Industrial Power, a div of Exide Technologies Intermec Technologies Canada Ltd. Lex Tec Inc. NICA-Power Battery Corp. Northern Lights Energy Systems Ltd. Omron Staticon Ltd. Storm Copper Components, Co. Sunfind Solar Products Inc. Terra Tape, Div of Reef Industries Weidmuller Wilson High Voltage Inc. GENERATORS Advanced Energy Networks Inc. Alico Industries Inc. Caterpillar Inc. Eaton Intermec Technologies Canada Ltd. 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. Black Box Canada Corporation Caterpillar Inc. Chloride Systems Eaton Eaton Power Quality Ltd. GE Electrical Distribution IE Power Inc. Lex Tec Inc.

Middle Atlantic Products Canada Inc. NICA-Power Battery Corp. Rittal Systems Ltd Schneider Electric Staticon Ltd. Superior Electric

PROTECTIVE DEVICES BREAKERS ABB Eaton Fusetek GE Electrical Distribution Hubbell Canada LP - Electrical Systems Mersen Canada Toronto Inc. MVA Power Inc. Schneider Electric Vista Electrical Products Weidmuller FIRESTOP SYSTEMS

GDM Electronics and Controls GE Electrical Distribution Hubbell Canada LP - Lighting Division Hubbell Canada LP - Electrical Systems International Innovative Systems Langford & 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 Limited Roxtec Inc. Shat-R-Shield Inc. Venture Lighting Canada Vista Electrical Products WAGO Corporation Weidmuller

RACEWAY & DUCT BUS DUCT

ADC Telecommunications Inc. Chess Industrial Power Rectifiers Inc. Fusetek Mersen Canada Toronto Inc. Techspan Industries Inc.

A-D Technologies Ardron-Mackie Limited Bach Simpson Corporation Bel Products Eaton Eaton Power Quality Ltd. Firwin Corp. GE Electrical Distribution Industrial Power & Control Inc. MP Husky Corp. Panduit Canada Corp. Thomas & Betts Canada Ltd. United Wire & Cable Inc.

PROTECTION RELAYS

CABLE TRAY

Banner Guard, Div of Reef Industries Carlo Gavazzi Canada Inc. Chess Industrial Power Rectifiers Inc. Eaton GE Electrical Distribution International Innovative Systems Metalumen Manufacturing Inc. Modular Power Systems Inc. Omron Renfrew Electric Co Ltd. Schneider Electric Virelec Ltd. Weidmuller Yokogawa Corporation of America Z-TRAUQ INC.

Azco Technologies Inc. Black Box Canada Corporation Chalfant Manufacturing Company Chatsworth Products, Inc. ERICO Fusetek Middle Atlantic Products Canada Inc. MP Husky Corp. Niedax Inc. Panduit Canada Corp. Ralston Metal Products Ltd. RangeRack, Inc. Thomas & Betts Canada Ltd. Trans Canada Electro Ltd. United Wire & Cable Inc. Wavell Electric Ltd.

3M Canada CBS Electric Insulation Materials (Edm.) Ltd. NSI Industries Weidmuller FUSES/FUSE CLAMPS

PROTECTIVE COVERS CB Engineering Ltd. Electric Power Accessories Corp. Firwin Corp. Leviton Manufacturing of Canada Ltd. Lind Equipment Ltd. Vista Electrical Products SAFETY SWITCHES Carlo Gavazzi Canada Inc. Eaton GE Electrical Distribution IDEC Canada Ltd. Industrial Power & Control Inc. Leviton Manufacturing of Canada Ltd. Omron Schneider Electric Wavell Electric Ltd. SURGE SUPPRESSORS Alico Industries Inc. Cos Phi Inc. Eaton Eaton Power Quality Ltd. EGS Electrical Group Canada Ltd. ERICO

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FLOOR BOXES Azco Technologies Inc. Bach Simpson Corporation Middle Atlantic Products Canada Inc. Morgan Schaffer Systems Inc. Panduit Canada Corp. Thomas & Betts Canada Ltd. INTEGRATED RACEWAY SYSTEMS Azco Technologies Inc. Middle Atlantic Products Canada Inc. Optimum Energy Products Ltd. Panduit Canada Corp. Thomas & Betts Canada Ltd. LAY-IN DUCT Abel Electric Azco Technologies Inc. Bel Products Hammond Manufacturing Co. Ltd. Langford & Associates Inc. Panduit Canada Corp. Ralston Metal Products Ltd. Thomas & Betts Canada Ltd.

RACEWAY ADC Telecommunications Inc. Azco Technologies Inc. Belden ICC Middle Atlantic Products Canada Inc. Niedax Inc. Panduit Canada Corp. Techspan Industries Inc. Thomas & Betts Canada Ltd. UNDERFLOOR DUCT ADC Telecommunications Inc. Azco Technologies Inc. Langford & Associates Inc. MVA Power Inc. Panduit Canada Corp. Thomas & Betts Canada Ltd. WIRE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS Abel Electric Anamet Canada Inc. Azco Technologies Inc. Bach Simpson Corporation Band-N-Go Inc. Belden Black Box Canada Corporation Burndy Canada Inc. CableOrganizer.com, Inc. CBS Electric Insulation Materials (Edm.) Ltd. Chatsworth Products, Inc. ERICO Firwin Corp. Fusetek Hammond Manufacturing Co. Ltd. HB Etlin/Etlin-Daniels Hubbell Canada LP - Lighting Division Hubbell Canada LP - Electrical Systems Industrial Power & Control Inc. Middle Atlantic Products Canada Inc. Niedax Inc. NSI Industries Panduit Canada Corp. Phoenix Contact Ltd. RangeRack, Inc. Techspan Industries Inc. Thomas & Betts Canada Ltd. Venture Lighting Canada

Erikson Commercial Federal Signal Corporation GDM Electronics and Controls GE Security Optic-Light Inc. MONITORING/SIGNALLING EQUIPMENT Abel Electric ACR Systems Inc. Camden Door Controls Energy Innovations Co. Erikson Commercial Federal Signal Corporation GDM Electronics and Controls GE Security Mine Safety Appliances Canada NICA-Power Battery Corp. Optic-Light Inc. Ralston Metal Products Ltd. Renfrew Electric Co Ltd. Veriteq Instruments Z-TRAUQ INC. SAFETY DEVICES Abel Electric Carlo Gavazzi Canada Inc. Erikson Commercial Federal Signal Corporation FlashFog-Arias Tech Ltd. GDM Electronics and Controls GE Security IDEC Canada Ltd. Industrial Power & Control Inc. International Innovative Systems Mersen Canada Toronto Inc. Mine Safety Appliances Canada NSI Industries Optic-Light Inc. Schneider Electric Siemens Canada Limited Tecno-Kebec

SOFTWARE & DATA CABLE MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE Optimum Energy Products Ltd. Weidmuller EDI SOFTWARE

SIGNALLING DEVICES ANNUNCIATORS

Cristal Controls Ltd. Federal Signal Corporation TillyWear

Brownsburg Electronik Erikson Commercial Federal Signal Corporation GE Security IDEC Canada Ltd. NATIONAL CABLE SPECIALISTS NSI Industries Optic-Light Inc.

ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE

CLOCKS

ELECTRICAL SYSTEM DESIGN

Erikson Commercial GE Security Mine Safety Appliances Canada Optic-Light Inc.

Dromey Design Inc. Eaton Priority Wire & Cable, Inc. Rittal Systems Ltd Rockwell Automation, Inc. Wilson High Voltage Inc.

FIRE ALARM EQUIPMENT Erikson Commercial Federal Signal Corporation GE Security Kidde Canada Inc. Optic-Light Inc. INTERCOMS Baumer Electric Inc. Camden Door Controls

Banner Guard, Div of Reef Industries Eaton GDM Electronics and Controls Moloney Electric Inc. Wilson High Voltage Inc. Yokogawa Corporation of America

ELECTRICAL SYSTEM SIMULATION & ANALYSIS Banner Guard, Div of Reef Industries Dromey Design Inc. Eaton Moloney Electric Inc. Priority Wire & Cable, Inc. Wilson High Voltage Inc. Yokogawa Corporation of America

Manufacturers Products ESTIMATING SOFTWARE

LIGHTING SOFTWARE

NICA-Power Battery Corp. Omron Phenix Technologies Inc. Photonix Technologies Renfrew Electric Co Ltd. TempoTech Controls Inc. Timberland Equipment Ltd. Transglobal Systems of Canada Inc. Veriteq Instruments Wilson High Voltage Inc. Yokogawa Corporation of America Z-TRAUQ INC.

Dimonoff

METERS

PRICING DATA

ACR Systems Inc. AEMC Instruments Agilent Technologies Anritsu Electronics Ltd. Brunelle Instruments Inc. Contretron Inc. Contretron Inc. Eaton Extech Instruments FLIR Systems Canada Ltd. Fluke Electronics Canada Ideal Industries (Canada) Corp. Leviton Manufacturing of Canada Ltd. Photonix Technologies Quadlogic Meters Canada Inc. Quick Cable Canada Ltd. Transglobal Systems of Canada Inc. Z-TRAUQ INC.

Maxwell Systems Rittal Systems Ltd Transglobal Systems of Canada Inc. Trimble / Accubid INVENTORY SOFTWARE Dematic Limited Maxwell Systems

Maxwell Systems

TEST & MEASUREMENT CALIBRATION SYSTEMS Anritsu Electronics Ltd. Criterion Instruments Ltd. Extech Instruments Fluke Electronics Canada GE Multilin Intermec Technologies Canada Ltd. Manta Test Systems Moloney Electric Inc. NICA-Power Battery Corp. TempoTech Controls Inc. Wilson High Voltage Inc. Yokogawa Corporation of America DETECTORS Analygas Systems Anritsu Electronics Ltd. Baumer Electric Inc. Contretron Inc. EGS Electrical Group Canada Ltd. Extech Instruments Fluke Electronics Canada Ideal Industries (Canada) Corp. Intermec Technologies Canada Ltd. Manta Test Systems MVA Power Inc. NICA-Power Battery Corp. Photonix Technologies Serge Baril & Associates Inc. TempoTech Controls Inc. UE Systems Inc. Wilson High Voltage Inc. LIGHT METERS AEMC Instruments EGS Electrical Group Canada Ltd. Extech Instruments Intermec Technologies Canada Ltd. Manta Test Systems Photonix Technologies SPI Systems Ltd. Transglobal Systems of Canada Inc. Wilson High Voltage Inc. MEASURING EQUIPMENT ACR Systems Inc. AEMC Instruments Agilent Technologies Anritsu Electronics Ltd. Berkeley Varitronics Systems Inc. CableOrganizer.com, Inc. Cos Phi Inc. Criterion Instruments Ltd. Extech Instruments Fluke Electronics Canada Intermec Technologies Canada Ltd. Manta Test Systems Moloney Electric Inc.

NETWORK TESTING EQUIPMENT AEMC Instruments Anritsu Electronics Ltd. Berkeley Varitronics Systems Inc. Black Box Canada Corporation CableOrganizer.com, Inc. Fluke Electronics Canada Fluke Networks Canada Transglobal Systems of Canada Inc. OSCILLOSCOPES AEMC Instruments Agilent Technologies Extech Instruments Fluke Electronics Canada Intermec Technologies Canada Ltd. Manta Test Systems NICA-Power Battery Corp. Wilson High Voltage Inc. SPECIALTY 3M Canada ACR Systems Inc. Anritsu Electronics Ltd. Fluke Electronics Canada Photonix Technologies Renfrew Electric Co Ltd. TempoTech Controls Inc. WAVEFORM ANALYZERS Agilent Technologies Anritsu Electronics Ltd. Extech Instruments NICA-Power Battery Corp.

TOOLS ACCESSORIES 3M Canada AMAC Equipment Ltd. Baumer Electric Inc. Burndy Canada Inc. Contretron Inc. Cummins Hydraulics EGS Electrical Group Canada Ltd.

Fluke Electronics Canada Lamp Source NICA-Power Battery Corp. North Safety Products NSI Industries RBI Solar Inc REX Power Magnetics RHINO Professional Labeling Tools TE Connectivity - Raychem Cable Accessories Tevelec Limited Timberland Equipment Ltd. Transglobal Systems of Canada Inc. Weidmuller Wera Tools Wilson High Voltage Inc. Yokogawa Corporation of America HAND TOOLS Abel Electric Aero-Tech Light Bulb Co. AMAC Equipment Ltd. Arrow Fastener Company Brady Canada Burndy Canada Inc. Certified Insulated Products Corp. Channel Vision Channellock CZ Labs Dromey Design Inc. Emerson Control Techniques GE Multilin Guth Lighting Company ICC Ideal Industries (Canada) Corp. Klein Tools Lamp Source M. K. Morse Company Panduit Canada Corp. Phoenix Contact Ltd. RAB Lighting REX Power Magnetics Salisbury by Honeywell Techspan Industries Inc. Thomas & Betts Canada Ltd. Transglobal Systems of Canada Inc. WAGO Corporation Weidmuller Wera Tools POWER TOOLS Aero-Tech Light Bulb Co. AMAC Equipment Ltd. Burndy Canada Inc. Emerson Control Techniques GE Multilin Lamp Source Legrand Canada Inc. M. K. Morse Company Panasonic Canada Inc. RAB Lighting SPECIALTY TOOLS AMAC Equipment Ltd. Azco Technologies Inc. Band-N-Go Inc. Brother Canada Burndy Canada Inc. Capital Safety Group CBS Electric Insulation Materials (Edm.) Ltd. DCD Design & Manufacturing Limited FLIR Systems Canada Ltd. Fluke Electronics Canada Ilsco of Canada Co. MVA Power Inc. PMMI International Ltd. Quick Cable Canada Ltd. Rack-A-Tiers Thomas & Betts Canada Ltd. Timberland Equipment Ltd. Weidmuller

TRANSFORMERS

INSTALLATION EQUIPMENT/DEVICES

Advanced Energy Networks Inc. Atlas Transformer Inc. Brownsburg Electronik HB Etlin/Etlin-Daniels Storm Copper Components, Co. Vista Professional Outdoor Lighting

AMAC Equipment Ltd. Band-N-Go Inc. DCD Design & Manufacturing Limited Erikson Commercial Industrial Power & Control Inc. MVA Power Inc. RBI Solar Inc TE Connectivity - Raychem Cable Accessories Timberland Equipment Ltd.

SWITCHGEAR

UTILITY PRODUCTS

Alico Industries Inc. Atlas Transformer Inc. Baumer Electric Inc. Caterpillar Inc. Cummins Hydraulics Eaton GE Electrical Distribution Lamp Source M.G.B. Electric Inc. Mersen Canada Toronto Inc. Modular Power Systems Inc. MVA Power Inc. NICA-Power Battery Corp. Thomas & Betts Canada Ltd. Timberland Equipment Ltd. Wilson High Voltage Inc.

3M Canada AMAC Equipment Ltd. Band-N-Go Inc. Baumer Electric Inc. Eastern Wire & Conduit Eaton GE Multilin Guth Lighting Company Ilsco of Canada Co. J. Walter Company Ltd. Lamp Source LOCWELD Inc. MVA Power Inc. NICA-Power Battery Corp. RBI Solar Inc ShawFlex Storm Copper Components, Co. TE Connectivity - Raychem Cable Accessories Techspan Industries Inc. Thomas & Betts Canada Ltd. Timberland Equipment Ltd. Trans Canada Electro Ltd.

ACCESSORIES

TRANSFORMERS Advanced Energy Networks Inc. Alico Industries Inc. Atlas Transformer Inc. BEMAG Transformer Brownsburg Electronik Cam Tran Co. Ltd. Chess Industrial Power Rectifiers Inc. Delta Transformers Eaton Edison Lighting Group Ltd. EGS Electrical Group Canada Ltd. Ericson Manufacturing Co. GE Electrical Distribution Hammond Manufacturing Co. Ltd. Jefferson Electric Lamp Source Langford & Associates Inc. M.G.B. Electric Inc. NICA-Power Battery Corp. North American Sales Co. Inc. Northern Transformer Inc. Optic-Light Inc. Osram Sylvania Ltd. REX Power Magnetics Schneider Electric Shat-R-Shield Inc. Surplec Inc. Timberland Equipment Ltd. Vigilant Technical Sales Ltd. WEG Motors & Drives / VJ Pamensky Canada Inc. Willett Manufacturing Ltd. Wilson High Voltage Inc. Yokogawa Corporation of America Z-TRAUQ INC.

UTILITY HARDWARE & POLES AMAC Equipment Ltd. Band-N-Go Inc. Locweld Inc. MVA Power Inc. Schneider Electric Stress Crete Group Thomas & Betts Canada Ltd.

VEHICLES & EQUIPMENT ACCESSORIES AMAC Equipment Ltd. Eaton Timberland Equipment Ltd. EQUIPMENT A-D Technologies Advanced Energy Networks Inc. AMAC Equipment Ltd. Kubota Canada Ltd. Schleuniger, Inc. Timberland Equipment Ltd. VEHICLES AMAC Equipment Ltd.

WIRE & CABLE BUILDING WIRE Alpha Wire Baumer Electric Inc. Belden Cerro Wire Domtech Inc. Egan Automation Inc. Electro Cables Inc. General Cable Industrial Power & Control Inc. National Cable Specialists Nexans Canada Inc. Northern Cables Inc. Optimum Energy Products Ltd. Priority Wire & Cable, Inc. Selsor Cable Technology Southwire Canada Company Techspan Industries Inc. Tevelec Limited TriVista Inc.

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Products BUSBAR ABCO Custom Manufacturing Inc. Bel Products Burndy Canada Inc. CAN-D Electrification Systems Ltd. CBS Electric Insulation Materials (Edm.) Ltd. EXM Manufacturing Ltd. Hammond Manufacturing Co. Ltd. Iconopower Ltd. Industrial Power & Control Inc. Mersen Canada Toronto Inc. Storm Copper Components, Co. Tevelec Limited CABLE ASSEMBLIES ADC Telecommunications Inc. AFOP Alico Industries Inc. B.I.M. Limited Belden Berk-Tek, A Nexans Company CommScope Enterprise Solutions Dromey Design Inc. General Cable ICC Jackson Power & Electric Ltd. Optimum Energy Products Ltd. Quick Cable Canada Ltd. Selsor Cable Technology Southwire Canada Company Storm Copper Components, Co. Tevelec Limited Timberland Equipment Ltd. Times Fiber Canada Limited Transglobal Systems of Canada Inc. Tritech Electric Ltd. TriVista Inc. Weidmuller COAXIAL CABLE Alpha Wire Belden CommScope Enterprise Solutions CZ Labs Electro Cables Inc. National Cable Specialists Priority Wire & Cable, Inc. Selsor Cable Technology Superior Essex Communications LP Tevelec Limited Times Fiber Canada Limited Trans Canada Electro Ltd. Transglobal Systems of Canada Inc. DATA CABLING ADC Telecommunications Inc. Belden Berk-Tek, A Nexans Company Black Box Canada Corporation Electro Cables Inc. ICC Lex Tec Inc. National Cable Specialists Nexans Canada Inc. Panduit Canada Corp. Priority Wire & Cable, Inc. Selsor Cable Technology Siemens Canada Limited Silver Fox Superior Essex Communications LP Tevelec Limited Times Fiber Canada Limited Transglobal Systems of Canada Inc. FIBER OPTIC CABLING ADC Telecommunications Inc. Alpha Wire Belden Berk-Tek, A Nexans Company CableOrganizer.com, Inc. CommScope Enterprise Solutions

CXtec DCD Design & Manufacturing Limited ICC Leviton Manufacturing of Canada Ltd. Lex Tec Inc. National Cable Specialists Nexans Canada Inc. O-m6 Technologies Inc. Phoenix Contact Ltd. Priority Wire & Cable, Inc. Selsor Cable Technology Superior Essex Communications LP Tevelec Limited Times Fiber Canada Limited Transglobal Systems of Canada Inc. United Wire & Cable Inc. HIGH-VOLTAGE CABLE Duct-O-Wire Canada Ltd. General Cable National Cable Specialists Nexans Canada Inc. Priority Wire & Cable, Inc. Quick Cable Canada Ltd. Southwire Canada Company Storm Copper Components, Co. TE Connectivity - Raychem Cable Accessories Tevelec Limited Trans Canada Electro Ltd. United Wire & Cable Inc. LINE CORDS & FEEDER CABLE Belden General Cable Jackson Power & Electric Ltd. Nexans Canada Inc. Priority Wire & Cable, Inc. Quick Cable Canada Ltd. Southwire Canada Company Tevelec Limited Transglobal Systems of Canada Inc. OCTOPUS CABLES Optimum Energy Products Ltd. Priority Wire & Cable, Inc. Tevelec Limited PORTABLE WIRE CBS Electric Insulation Materials (Edm.) Ltd. Cummins Power Generation Domtech Inc. National Cable Specialists Optimum Energy Products Ltd. Priority Wire & Cable, Inc. Tevelec Limited Trans Canada Electro Ltd. PREMISE WIRE & CABLE ADC Telecommunications Inc. Belden Berk-Tek, A Nexans Company CommScope Enterprise Solutions CXtec Domtech Inc. Electro Cables Inc. Hubbell Canada LP - Electrical Systems Lex Tec Inc. National Cable Specialists Nexans Canada Inc. Priority Wire & Cable, Inc. Selsor Cable Technology Storm Copper Components, Co. Superior Essex Communications LP Tevelec Limited Times Fiber Canada Limited Transglobal Systems of Canada Inc. SPECIALTY CABLES

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3M Canada Alpha Wire Azco Technologies Inc. Belden Black Box Canada Corporation CBS Electric Insulation Materials (Edm.) Ltd. CommScope Enterprise Solutions Cummins Power Generation CXtec Domtech Inc. Drexan Corporation Dromey Design Inc. Electro Cables Inc. General Cable Iconopower Ltd. Industrial Power & Control Inc. LGI Lighting Group Inc. National Cable Specialists Nexans Canada Inc. Northern Cables Inc. Optimum Energy Products Ltd. Priority Wire & Cable, Inc. Quick Cable Canada Ltd. Selsor Cable Technology Southwire Canada Company Superior Essex Communications LP Tevelec Limited Times Fiber Canada Limited Trans Canada Electro Ltd. Transglobal Systems of Canada Inc. United Wire & Cable Inc. STRUCTURED CABLING SYSTEMS Belden Black Box Canada Corporation Channel Vision Chatsworth Products, Inc. CommScope Enterprise Solutions CXtec CZ Labs Electro Cables Inc. ERICO Hyperline Systems Canada Ltd. ICC Industrial Power & Control Inc. Leviton Manufacturing of Canada Ltd. MP Husky Corp. Nexans Canada Inc. Optimum Energy Products Ltd. Panduit Canada Corp. Selsor Cable Technology Superior Essex Communications LP Tevelec Limited Transglobal Systems of Canada Inc. SYSTEMS CABLE Ardron-Mackie Limited Belden CAN-D Electrification Systems Ltd. CommScope Enterprise Solutions Domtech Inc. Dromey Design Inc. Eaton Legrand Canada Inc. Nexans Canada Inc. Optimum Energy Products Ltd. Phoenix Contact Ltd. Priority Wire & Cable, Inc. Southwire Canada Company Superior Essex Communications LP Tevelec Limited Transglobal Systems of Canada Inc. TriVista Inc. United Wire & Cable Inc. WIRING DEVICES & ACCESSORIES CABLE TIES 3M Canada Alpha Wire

ASB Heating Elements Ltd. Azco Technologies Inc. Band-N-Go Inc. Belden CBS Electric Insulation Materials (Edm.) Ltd. Chatsworth Products, Inc. Fusetek HB Etlin/Etlin-Daniels Hubbell Canada LP - Lighting Division ICC Ideal Industries (Canada) Corp. Ilsco of Canada Co. National Cable Specialists NSI Industries Panduit Canada Corp. Quick Cable Canada Ltd. Silver Fox Techspan Industries Inc. Tevelec Limited Thomas & Betts Canada Ltd. Transglobal Systems of Canada Inc. Vista Electrical Products Wavell Electric Ltd. COMPOUNDS & SEALANT 3M Canada AMAC Equipment Ltd. CBS Electric Insulation Materials (Edm.) Ltd. Cummins Hydraulics Lamp Source Thomas & Betts Canada Ltd. CONTACT CLEANERS 3M Canada AMAC Equipment Ltd. CBS Electric Insulation Materials (Edm.) Ltd. Cummins Hydraulics Thomas & Betts Canada Ltd. FASTENERS Band-N-Go Inc. CBS Electric Insulation Materials (Edm.) Ltd. Chatsworth Products, Inc. Electric Power Accessories Corp. HB Etlin/Etlin-Daniels Lamp Source Langford & Associates Inc. Legrand Canada Inc. Quick Cable Canada Ltd. Techspan Industries Inc. Venture Lighting Canada Vista Electrical Products INSULATING EQUIPMENT 3M Canada CBS Electric Insulation Materials (Edm.) Ltd. Firwin Corp. Industrial Power & Control Inc. Lamp Source Storm Copper Components, Co. TE Connectivity - Raychem Cable Accessories TEXIT Canada Inc. MARKERS/DEVICES & LABELLING/LABELS 3M Canada Azco Technologies Inc. Banner Guard, Div of Reef Industries Belden Brother Canada CBS Electric Insulation Materials (Edm.) Ltd. Lo-Cost Nametag & Engraving Inc.

NSI Industries Panduit Canada Corp. Phoenix Contact Ltd. RHINO Professional Labeling Tools Schleuniger, Inc. Silver Fox Tech Products, Inc. Techspan Industries Inc. TEXIT Canada Inc. WAGO Corporation Weidmuller MISCELLANEOUS 3M Canada Burndy Canada Inc. CBS Electric Insulation Materials (Edm.) Ltd. Guelph Twines Ltd. Hubbell Canada LP - Lighting Division Industrial Power & Control Inc. Lind Equipment Ltd. NSI Industries Pass & Seymour Legrand Canada Quick Cable Canada Ltd. Tevelec Limited RECEPTACLES/PLATES/ SWITCHES; ETC. Belden Channel Vision Eaton Energy Innovations Co. Ericson Manufacturing Co. Hubbell Canada LP - Lighting Division Hubbell Canada LP - Electrical Systems Jackson Power & Electric Ltd. Leviton Manufacturing of Canada Ltd. Lex Tec Inc. Techspan Industries Inc. Transglobal Systems of Canada Inc. Vista Electrical Products SOLDER & RELATED DEVICES CBS Electric Insulation Materials (Edm.) Ltd. Cummins Hydraulics TAPES 3M Canada A-D Technologies Banner Guard, Div of Reef Industries CBS Electric Insulation Materials (Edm.) Ltd. Dura-Line Corp. Electric Power Accessories Corp. Guth Lighting Company NSI Industries Techspan Industries Inc. Vigilant Technical Sales Ltd. Vista Electrical Products TERMINATING EQUIPMENT 3M Canada Abel Electric Azco Technologies Inc. Baumer Electric Inc. Belden Black Box Canada Corporation Channel Vision Fluke Electronics Canada Fluke Networks Canada Panduit Canada Corp. Schleuniger, Inc. TE Connectivity - Raychem Cable Accessories Techspan Industries Inc. Vigilant Technical Sales Ltd. WAGO Corporation

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Red Deer, AB................ 403-343-3101 Slave Lake, AB............. 780-805-8880 W: www.eecol.com

ITM INSTRUMENTS Sherwood Park, AB...... 780-409-9278 W: www.itm.com

ELECTRIC POWER GENERATING EQUIPMENT INC. 14650-118 Ave. Edmonton, AB T5L 2M8 T: 800-385-4421 W: www.raylewpower.com

LORD ELECTRICAL INDUSTRIAL DISTRIBUTORS LTD. 9757 54 Ave. Edmonton, AB T6E 5J4 T: 708-438-5878 F: 780-436-2405 Calgary, AB.................. 403-236-9893 W: www.lordelec.com

ELECTRICAL WHOLESALERS (CALGARY) LTD. 1224 34 Ave. N.E. Calgary, AB T2E 6L9 T: 403-250-7060 F: 403-291-4898 W: www.ewcl.net ELECTRICAL WHOLESALERS EDMONTON LTD. (EWEL) 14830 124 Ave. Edmonton, AB T5L 3B3 T: 780-451-2311 F: 780-455-1504 Edmonton South, AB.... 780-432-2400 Sherwood Park, AB...... 780-417-9770 W: www.ewel.ca ELECTRO SONIC INC. Calgary, AB.................. 403-255-9550 W: www.e-sonic.com ENGRAVER’S EXPRESS INC. Calgary, AB.................. 403-569-0400 W: www.engraversexpress.com FALVO ELECTRICAL SUPPLY LTD. 5838-87A St. Edmonton, AB T6E-5Z1 T: 780-466-8078 F: 780-468-1181 W: www.falvo.com G2 SOLAR CORP. 2-1911 25A St. S.W. Calgary, AB T3E 1Y6 T: 403-451-9065 F: 800-690-2392 W: www.g2solarcorp.com GESCAN PRAIRIES 5005-12A St. S.E. Calgary, AB T2G 5L5 T: 403-253-7171 F: 403-255-7141 Airdrie, AB.................... 403-945-9993 Calgary, AB.................. 403-253-7171 Edmonton, AB.............. 780-455-7171 Fort McMurray, AB....... 780-743-8342 Grande Prairie, AB........ 780-539-7750 Lethbridge, AB............. 403-327-4184 Red Deer, AB................ 403-343-9465 W: www.gescan.com GRAYBAR CANADA 105-2765 48 Avenue NE Calgary, AB T3J 5M9 T: 403-250-5554 F: 403-250-2050 W: www.graybarcanada.com GUILLEVIN INTERNATIONAL COMPANY Calgary, AB.................. 403-287-0155 Edmonton, AB.............. 780-454-3535 W: www.guillevin.com HALO METRICS INC. Calgary (Regional Office), AB .................................... 800-667-9199 W: www.halometrics.com HD SUPPLY LITEMOR Calgary, AB.................. 403-253-7033 Edmonton, AB.............. 780-451-6525 W: www.litemor.com

MARTIN ELECTRICAL AGENCIES 1319 54 St. Edmonton, AB T6L 2A7 T: 780-463-1626 F: 780-485-1704 NEDCO (DIV. OF REXEL CANADA ELECTRICAL INC.) Calgary, AB.................. 403-508-7999 Edmonton, AB.............. 780-465-9511 Fort McMurray, AB....... 780-743-3461 Lloydminster, AB.......... 780-875-1335 Red Deer, AB................ 403-348-5162 W: www.nedco.ca

T: 403-243-4214 F: 403-214-6238 Calgary (Airport), AB..... 403-250-9497 Edmonton (North), AB.... 780-452-3131 Edmonton (Projects), AB..... 780-733-2249 Edmonton (South), AB.....780-469-0475 Fort McMurray, AB....... 780-743-0378 Grande Prairie, AB........ 780-532-9021 Lloydminster, AB.......... 780-875-6236 Whitecourt, AB............. 780-778-3605 W: www.westburne.ca

BRITISH COLUMBIA ANIXTER CANADA Richmond, BC.............. 604-276-0366 W: www.anixter.com

NORAMCO WIRE & CABLE 4328-55th Ave. Edmonton, AB T6B 3S2 T: 780-468-5678 F: 780-465-5614

BARTLE & GIBSON CO. LTD. Chilliwack, BC.............. 604-792-0866 Courtenay, BC.............. 250-334-0645 Kelowna, BC................ 250-769-3101 Langford, BC................ 250-389-1073 Maple Ridge, BC.......... 604-467-1535 Nanaimo, BC................ 250-758-1771 North Vancouver, BC.... 604-988-4141 Prince George, BC........ 250-562-5505 Saanich, BC................. 250-727-9976 Surrey, BC.................... 604-502-9122 Vancouver, BC.............. 604-253-2779 Whistler, BC................. 604-932-4871 W: www.bartlegibson.com

NORAMCO WIRE & CABLE 1-3529, 12th St. NE Calgary, AB T2E 6P4 T: 403-291-2955 F: 403-291-2995

CENTURYVALLEN Elkford, BC................... 250-865-7555 Trail, BC....................... 250-364-2573 Winnipeg, BC............... 204-668-8886 W: www.centuryvallen.com

ON POWER SYSTEMS INC. Calgary, AB.................. 403-568-6600 W: www.onpower.com

CESCO ELECTRICAL SUPPLY LTD. 110A-3430 Brighton Ave. Burnaby, BC V5A 3H4 T: 604-294-4604 F: 604-294-2905 W: www.cescoelectrical.com

ONTOR LIMITED Calgary, AB.................. 403-585-5339 Edmonton, AB............... 403 585 5339 W: www.ontor.com POWERWRIGHT CANADA INC Calgary, AB.................. 778-588-7417 W: www.powerwright.com TEXCAN Calgary, AB.................. 416-974-0830 Edmonton, AB.............. 780-944-9331 W: www.texcan.com TORBRAM ELECTRIC SUPPLY Calgary (NE), AB............403-291 6855 Calgary (SE), AB............403-235 9900 W: www.torbramelectric.com TOTAL POWER LIMITED Calgary, AB.................. 403-730-9800 W: www.totalpower.ca WAINBEE LIMITED Calgary, AB.................. 403-236-1133 Edmonton, AB.............. 780-434-9528 W: www.wainbee.com WESCO AIRCRAFT (THE SPECIALTY PRODUCTS GROUP) Calgary, AB.................. 877-572-2893 W: www.interfast.ca WESCO DISTRIBUTION CANADA LP Calgary, AB.................. 403-253-7561 Edmonton, AB.............. 780-452-7920 Fort McMurray, AB....... 780-799-4337 Grande Prairie, AB........ 780-539-2110 Red Deer, AB................ 403-343-2113 W: www.wesco.ca WESTBURNE ELECTRIC (WEST) 3724-8 St. SE Calgary, AB T2G 3A7

E.B. HORSMAN & SON 19295 25 Ave. Surrey, BC V3S 3X1 T: 778-545-9916 F: 778-545-3099 Campbell River, BC...... 250-287-9265 Courtenay, BC.............. 250-334-0338 Cranbrook, BC............. 250-489-4591 Dawson Creek, BC....... 250-782-4896 Duncan, BC.................. 250-748-3377 Fort Nelson, BC............ 250-233-8570 Kamloops, BC.............. 250-374-3191 Langley, BC.................. 604-533-1275 Parksville, BC............... 250-954-1797 Penticton, BC............... 250-492-4032 Prince George, BC........ 250-563-0575 Richmond, BC.............. 604-273-1981 Surrey, BC.................... 604-596-7111 Terrace, BC.................. 250-635-6379 Vernon, BC................... 250-545-2191 Williams Lake, BC........ 250-392-7795 W: www.ebhorsman.com ECS ELECTRICAL CABLE SUPPLY LTD. 13330 Maycrest Way Richmond, BC V6V 2J7 T: 604-276-9913 F: 604-276-9915 Vancouver, BC.............. 604-276-9473 Victoria, BC.................. 250-361-9199 W: www.ecswire.com EECOL ELECTRIC Chilliwack, BC.............. 604-792-9244 Courtenay, BC.............. 250-338-5100 Cranbrook, BC............. 250-426-2555 Fort St. John, BC.......... 250-261-6776 Kamloops, BC.............. 250-372-0630 Surrey, BC.................... 604-502-5670 W: www.eecol.com

ELECTRO SONIC INC. New Westminster, BC.... 604-273-2911 W: www.e-sonic.com ENGRAVER’S EXPRESS INC. 705-20381 62 Ave. Langley, BC V3A 5E6 T: 604-533-3467 F: 604-533-0229 W: www.engraversexpress.com GESCAN BC 2441 United Blvd. Coquitlam, BC V3K 6A8 T: 604-472-7130 F: 604-472-7150 Abbotsford, BC............. 604-850-3550 Chilliwack, BC.............. 604-792-5554 Kelowna, BC................ 250-860-2334 Langford, BC................ 250-391-4600 Langley, BC.................. 604-576-8544 North Vancouver, BC.... 604-984-2577 Penticton, BC............... 250-490-8009 Surrey, BC.................... 604-596-5515 Trail, BC....................... 250-364-1221 Vancouver, BC.............. 604-874-8556 Westbank, BC.............. 250-769-6262 Whistler, BC................. 604-938-1135 W: www.gescan.com GUILLEVIN INTERNATIONAL COMPANY Campbell River, BC...... 250-286-1055 Coquitlam, BC.............. 604-395-3000 Cranbrook, BC............. 250-426-2267 Fort St. John, BC.......... 250-785-3375 Kamloops, BC.............. 250-374-0044 Nanaimo, BC................ 250-758-3362 Prince George, BC........ 250-960-4300 Trail, BC....................... 250-364-2526 W: www.guillevin.com HALO METRICS INC. Vancouver (Head Office), BC .................................. 800-667-9199 W: www.halometrics.com HD SUPPLY LITEMOR Coquitlam, BC.............. 604-945-7131 W: www.litemor.com LIGHT RESOURCE 24 West 2nd Ave. Vancouver, BC V5Y 1B3 T: 604-688-7541 F: 604-688-7597 W: www.light-resource.com LITE-SCAPE ELECTRICAL SUPPLY 4-8433 Harvard Place Chilliwack, BC V2P 7Z5 T: 888-739-3555 Burnaby, BC................. 604-428-9898 W: www.lite-scape.com NEDCO (DIV. OF REXEL CANADA ELECTRICAL INC.), 4455 No. 6 Rd. Richmond, BC V6V 1P8 T: 604-231-4600 F: 604-273-5567 Chilliwack, BC.............. 604-792-4233 Langley, BC.................. 604-530-0771 Nanaimo, BC................ 250-756-1177 Penticton, BC............... 250-492-8365 Prince George, BC........ 250-563-1292 Quesnel, BC................. 250-992-6008 Richmond, BC.............. 604-231-4600 Surrey, BC.................... 604-501-2244 Vancouver, BC.............. 604-899-0229 Vancouver (North), BC.....604-985-0466 Vernon, BC................... 250-545-5391 Victoria, BC.................. 250-383-1116 W: www.nedco.ca

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Distributors NORAMCO WIRE & CABLE 480 A Tennyson Place Victoria, BC V8Z 6S8 T: 250-389-6066 F: 250-389-2824 NORAMCO WIRE & CABLE 70 Glacier St. Coquitlam, BC V3K 5Y9 T: 604-472-6980 F: 604-472-6981 W: www.noramco.ca ON POWER SYSTEMS INC. Vancouver, BC.............. 250-452-9913 W: www.onpower.com POWERWRIGHT CANADA INC Vancouver, BC.............. 778-588-7417 W: www.powerwright.com TEXCAN 1420 Derwent Way Delta, BC V3M 6H9 T: 604-528-3600 F: 604-528-3790 W: www.texcan.com TORBRAM ELECTRIC SUPPLY Abbotsford, BC............. 604-864-6411 Burnaby, BC................. 604-320-3333 Chilliwack, BC.............. 604-792-9330 Courtenay, BC.............. 250-338-6366 Kelowna, BC................ 250-868-0818 Langley, BC.................. 604-539-9339 Nanaimo, BC................ 250-716-9227 Penticton, BC............... 250-492-8299 Port Coquitlam, BC....... 604-472-0272 Richmond, BC.............. 604-303-8855 Salmon Arm, BC.......... 250-832-7790 Surrey, BC.................... 604-501-0500 Vancouver, BC.............. 604-709-9911 Vancouver (North), BC... 604-983-0339 Vernon, BC................... 250-550-3088 Victoria, BC.................. 250-480-4818 W: www.torbramelectric.com TOTAL POWER LIMITED Vancouver, BC.............. 604-460-7949 W: www.totalpower.ca WAINBEE LIMITED Prince George, BC........ 250-564-3230 Vancouver, BC.............. 604-278-4288 W: www.wainbee.com WESCO AIRCRAFT (THE SPECIALTY PRODUCTS GROUP) Vancouver, BC.............. 800-663-0938 W: www.interfast.ca WESCO DISTRIBUTION CANADA LP Abbotsford, BC............. 604-859-3111 Burnaby, BC................. 604-299-5566 Castlegar, BC............... 250-365-0545 Fort St. John, BC.......... 250-261-6738 Kamloops, BC.............. 250-374-2112 Kelowna, BC................ 250-862-8200 Nanaimo, BC................ 250-758-1777 Prince George, BC........ 250-562-3306 Richmond, BC.............. 604-270-7873 Surrey, BC.................... 604-599-1100 Vancouver, BC.............. 604-215-2078 Victoria, BC.................. 250-382-7265 W: www.wesco.ca WESTBURNE ELECTRIC (WEST) Abbotsford, BC............. 604-864-9444 Burnaby, BC................. 604-205-2700 Courtenay, BC.............. 250-334-3148 Kamloops, BC.............. 250-374-1331 Kelowna, BC................ 250-860-4988 Kitimat, BC................... 250-632-2148 Nanaimo, BC................ 250-716-1333

North Vancouver, BC.... 604-985-9531 Port Albernie, BC.......... 250-723-2451 Prince George, BC........ 250-562-3111 Richmond, BC.............. 604-270-0450 Squamish, BC.............. 604-892-9330 Surrey, BC.................... 604-574-7882 Victoria, BC.................. 250-475-1900 W: www.westburne.ca WHITE RADIO Burnaby, BC................. 800-667-7670 W: www.whiteradio.com WIDE LOYAL DEVELOPMENT LTD. 3830 Jacombes Rd. Richmond, BC V6V 1Y6 T: 604-303-0931 F: 604-303-0932 W: www.wideloyal.com

MANITOBA ANIXTER CANADA Winnipeg, MB.............. 204-633-6631 W: www.anixter.com B.A. ROBINSON CO. LTD. ELECTRICAL 590 King Edward St. Winnipeg, MB R3H 0S2 T: 204-452-2741 F: 204-284-8495 Brandon, MB................ 204-728-3560 Steinbach, MB............. 204-326-2000 Winkler, MB................. 204-331-4433 Winnipeg, MB.............. 204-452-2741 Winnipeg, MB.............. 204-452-4531 W: www.barobinson.com/electrical CHOICE ELECTRICAL SUPPLY Winnipeg, MB.............. 204-783-2333 DEL’S DISTRIBUTORS LTD. 1400 Wall St. Winnipeg, MB R3E 2S3 T: 204-775-0696 F: 204-772-1461 W: www.delsdistributors.ca EG PENNER 200 Park Rd. W. Steinbach, MB R5G 1A1 T: 204-326-1325 F: 204-326-5590 W: www.web.egpenner.com ELECTRO SONIC INC. Winnipeg, MB.............. 204-783-3105 W: www.e-sonic.com GESCAN PRAIRIES Winnipeg, MB.............. 204-668-8886 W: www.gescan.com

TEXCAN Winnipeg, MB.............. 204-982-9290 W: www.texcan.com TOROMONT CAT POWER SYSTEMS Brandon, MB................ 204-571-2460 Dryden, MB................. 807-223-4505 Elie, MB....................... 204-353-3850 W: www.toromontpowersystems.com WAINBEE LIMITED Winnipeg, MB.............. 204-632-4558 W: www.wainbee.com WESTBURNE ELECTRIC (MIDWEST) 1-1650 Notre Dame Ave. Winnipeg, MB R3H 0Y7 T: 204-954-9900 F: 204-954-9898 Brandon, MB................ 204-571-2333 Dauphin, MB................ 204-638-5328 St. Boniface (Winnipeg), MB .................................... 204-954-9901 Thompson, MB............ 204-778-7041 Winnipeg, MB.............. 204-954-9900 W: www.westburne.ca

NEW BRUNSWICK BIRD-STAIRS 670 Wilsey Rd. Fredericton, NB E3B 7K4 T: 506-453-9915 F: 506-453-0513 W: www.birdstairs.ca EDDY GROUP LIMITED 662 Saint Anne St. Bathurst, NB E2A 3Z1 T: 506-546-6631 F: 506-546-7322 Bathurst, NB................ 506-546-6631 Fredericton, NB............ 506-443-5700 Miramichi, NB.............. 506-622-1754 Saint John, NB............. 506-634-3020 W: www.eddygroup.com GRAYBAR CANADA/ HARRIS & ROOME SUPPLY Florenceville, NB.......... 506-392-6084 Fredericton, NB............ 506-458-8265 Moncton, NB................ 506-853-8188 Saint John, NB............. 506-634-2094 W: www.graybarcanada.com GUILLEVIN INTERNATIONAL COMPANY Bathurst, NB................ 506-546-8220 Miramichi, NB.............. 506-622-2846 Moncton, NB................ 506-856-9170 W: www.guillevin.com

Bathurst, NB................ 506-548-4411 Moncton, NB................ 506-635-5695 Saint John, NB............. 506-635-5695 Tracy, NB..................... 506-368-7311 W: www.sourceatlantic.ca WESCO DISTRIBUTION CANADA LP Moncton, NB................ 506-857-8600 W: www.wesco.ca WESTBURNE ELECTRIC (QUEBEC) Edmunston, NB............ 506-737-8849 W: www.westburne.ca

newfoundland and labrador ANIXTER CANADA St. 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 GRAYBAR CANADA/ HARRIS & ROOME SUPPLY Corner Brook, NL......... 709-632-7315 Grand Falls - Windsor, NL .................................... 709-489-4161 St. John’s, NL............... 709-722-6161 Wabush, NL................. 709-282-3555 W: www.graybarcanada.com GUILLEVIN INTERNATIONAL COMPANY Corner Brook, NL......... 709-639-7194 Goose Bay, NL............. 709-896-3361 Grand Falls, NL............ 709-489-5704 St-John, NL................. 709-722-1420 W: www.guillevin.com MCLOUGHLAN SUPPLIES LTD. 22-24 Blackmarsh Rd., PO Box 877 St. John’s, NL A1E 1S3 T: 709-576-4091 F: 709-576-0778 Cornerbrook, NL.......... 709-634-4712 Grand Falls/Windsor, NL .................................... 709-489-9206 W: www.mcloughlansupplies.com NEDCO ATLANTIC HQ St. John’s, NL............... 709-722-1301 W: www.nedco.ca TOROMONT CAT POWER SYSTEMS Corner Brook, NL......... 709-634-8258 Grand Falls-Windsor, NL .................................... 709-489-2131 St. John’s, NL............... 709-722-5660 W: www.toromontpowersystems.com

KVA DYNAMO INC. 572 McTavish St. Winnipeg, MB R2J 2W5 T: 204-237-4490 F: 204-233-5306 W: www.kvadynamo.com

LITECO INC. 351 Carleton St. Fredricton, NB E3B 3T8 T: 506-458-9333 F: 506-458-9527 Dieppe, NB.................. 506-382-5713 Moncton, NB................ 506-857-4171 Saint John, NB............. 506-458-1600 Sussex, NB.................. 506-433-1334 W: www.liteco.ca

ANIXTER CANADA Dartmouth, NS............. 902-468-8411 W: www.anixter.com

NEDCO (DIV. OF REXEL CANADA ELECTRICAL INC.) Winnipeg, MB.............. 204-694-1313 W: www.nedco.ca

NEDCO ATLANTIC HQ Moncton, NB................ 506-853-8676 Saint John, NB............. 506-634-0497 W: www.nedco.ca

BIRD-STAIRS Dartmouth, NS............. 902-468-1218 Halifax, NS................... 902-455-1663 W: www.birdstairs.ca

NORAMCO WIRE & CABLE 1266 Border Street Winnipeg, MB R3H 0M6 T: 204 661-8302 F: 204-663-3898

SOURCE ATLANTIC 331 Chesley Dr. Saint John, NB E2L 4E4 T: 506-632-1000 F: 506-633-1000

EDDY GROUP LIMITED Amherst, NS................ 902-667-5125 Halifax, NS................... 902-450-3033 Truro, NS..................... 902-895-2851 W: www.eddygroup.com

HD SUPPLY LITEMOR Winnipeg, MB.............. 204-633-1933 W: www.litemor.com

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GRAYBAR CANADA/ HARRIS & ROOME SUPPLY 3600 Joseph Howe Dr. Halifax, NS B3K 5M7 T: 902-457-8787 F: 902-445-5808 Bathurst, NS................ 506-548-2922 Bridgewater, NS........... 902-543-9155 Dartmouth, NS............. 902-468-6665 Halifax, NS................... 902-443-8311 Kentville, NS................ 902-678-2800 New Glasgow, NS........ 902-755-4673 Sydney, NS.................. 902-564-5504 Truro, NS..................... 902-893-4251 Yarmouth, NS............... 902-742-6771 W: www.graybarcanada.com GUILLEVIN INTERNATIONAL COMPANY Dartmouth, NS............. 902-468-7211 Halifax, NS................... 902-454-7477 Liverpool, NS............... 902-354-2886 W: www.guillevin.com HD SUPPLY LITEMOR Dartmouth, NS............. 902-468-1043 W: www.litemor.com LITECO INC. Bridgewater, NS........... 902-543-6800 Dartmouth, NS............. 902-482-1550 Halifax, NS................... 902-420-2300 Kentville, NS................ 902-678-2491 Truro, NS..................... 902-893-4201 Yarmouth, NS............... 902-742-9201 W: www.liteco.ca MCLOUGHLAN SUPPLIES LTD. Dartmouth, NS............. 902-425-8533 W: www.mcloughlansupplies.com NEDCO ATLANTIC HQ 19 Gurholt Dr. Dartmouth, NS B3B 1J8 T: 902-450-2100 F: 902-450-5073 Bridgewater, NS........... 902-543-1112 Dartmouth, NS............. 902-481-2740 Fredericton, NS............ 506-457-9020 Halifax, NS................... 902-484-3000 Kentville, NS................ 902-679-4237 New Glasgow, NS........ 902-753-2903 Sydney, NS.................. 902-564-2645 W: www.nedco.ca POWRMATIC OF CANADA LTD. Halifax, NS................... 902-454-8684 W: www.powrmatic.ca SOURCE ATLANTIC Dartmouth, NS............. 902-494-5054 Halifax, NS................... 902-494-5266 Sydney, NS.................. 902-567-3030 Truro, NS..................... 902-897-0787 W: www.sourceatlantic.ca WAINBEE LIMITED Dartmouth, NS............. 902-468-1787 W: www.wainbee.com WESCO DISTRIBUTION CANADA LP Dartmouth, NS............. 902-468-5851 Sydney, NS.................. 902-562-5556 W: www.wesco.ca

NUNAVUT TOROMONT CAT POWER SYSTEMS Cambridge Bay, NU...... 867-983-2041 Iqaluit, NU.................... 867-979-4178 Rankin Inlet, NU........... 867-645-3422 W: www.toromontpowersystems.com

Distributors ONTARIO ABSOLUTE STAINLESS FASTENERS 1-2800 Argentia Rd. Mississauga, ON L5N 8L2 T: 905-567-8182 F: 905-567-4664 W: www.absofast.com ACCESS CONTROL SALES LTD. 161 Lakeshore Rd. E. Mississauga, ON L5G 4T9 T: 800-567-1041 F: 905-274-5552 W: www.accesscontrolsales.com ADVANCED MOTION & CONTROLS LTD. 26 Saunders Rd. Barrie, ON L4N 9A8 T: 705-726-2260 F: 705-726-5829 Mississauga, ON.......... 905-501-8011 Waterloo, ON............... 519-888-7844 W: www.advancedmotion.com AINSWORTH INC. 131 Bermondsey Rd. Toronto, ON M4A 1X4 T: 416-751-4420 F: 416-751-9031 W: www.ainsworth.com ALARON INSTRUMENTS INC 1111 Davis Drive Unit #1 Suite #402 Newmarket, ON L3Y 9E5 T: 800 559 6238 F: 800 576 7886 W: www.alaron.ca ALPHA CONTROLS & INSTRUMENTATION 361 Steelcase Road W, Suite 6 Markham, ON L3R 3V8 T: 905-477-2133 F: 905-477-4219 Ottawa, ON.................. 800-567-8686 W: www.alphacontrols.com ALTECON DATA COMMUNICATIONS 7510 Bath Rd. Mississauga, ON L4T 1L2 T: 905-677-6500 F: 905-677-6505 W: www.altecon.com AMS ALLTRONICS INC. 1352 Sagewood Cres. Oakville, ON L6M 4H4 T: 905-844-5772 F: 905-844-6263 W: www.hard-to-find.net ANIXTER CANADA 200 Foster Cres. Mississauga, ON L5R 3Y5 T: 905-568-8999 F: 905-568-4470 Hamilton, ON............... 905-573-0446 London, ON.................. 519-681-5130 Ottawa, ON.................. 613-729-3611 Sudbury, ON................ 705-560-4800 Thunder Bay, ON.......... 807-623-8666 W: www.anixter.com ANOMET INC. Unit 25 Brampton, ON L7A 1C2 T: 905-840-6868 F: 905-840-6862 W: www.anomet.com APTOLUTION 19-9033 Leslie St. Richmond Hill, ON L4B 4K3 T: 905-907-8535

F: 905-907-4775 W: www.aptolution.com ARMATEK AUTOMATION INC 10-5716 Coopers Avenue Mississauga, ON L4Z 2E8 T: 905-366-0143 F: 905-366-0144 W: www.armatek.com AUTOMATION SUPPLY INC. 2-38 McBrine Place Kitchener, ON N2R 1G8 T: 519-579-8512 F: 519-579-0671 W: www.automationsupply.ca AUTOMATION SURPLUS INC. 2-100 Sheldon Dr. Cambridge, ON N1R 7S7 T: 519-622-8585 F: 519-622-3929 W: www.automationsurplusinc.com BANVIL 2000 775 Main St. E. Milton, ON L9T 3Z3 T: 905-878-1080 F: 905-878-0272 W: www.banvil2000.com BEL VOLT SALES LTD. 1350 Birchmount Rd. Toronto, ON M1P 2E4 T: 416-757-2277 F: 416-757-9595 W: www.belvolt.com BREWS SUPPLY Utilities-Mississauga, ON .................................... 905-564-1116 W: www.brewssupply.com CABLE PROTECTION SYSTEMS INC. 2A-50 Craig St. Brantford, ON N3R 7J1 T: 519-756-4600 F: 519-756-3500 W: www.cable-protection.com CABLEFLEX INC. 448 Dell St. Sudbury, ON P3B 2M4 T: 705-674-5887 F: 705-674-5067 W: www.cableflexinc CAPELLA TELECOMMUNICATIONS INC. 747 Monaghan Rd. Peterborough, ON K9J 5K2 T: 800-668-0175 F: 705-748-4535 W: www.capella.ca

CHESS CONTROLS INC. 11 Mary Street Sudbury, ON P3C 1B4 T: 705-682-2828 F: 705-682-0847 W: www.chesscontrols.com COMPREVAC INC. 3067 Jarrow Ave. Mississauga, ON L4X 2C6 T: 905-624-4096 F: 905-624-4099 W: www.comprevac.com COMSTOCK CANADA LTD. AN EMCOR COMPANY 3455 Landmark Rd. Burlington, ON L7M 1T4 T: 905-335-3333 F: 905-335-3303 W: www.comstockcanada.com CONNECTRIC SYSTEMS INC. 28-207 Edgeley Blvd. Concord, ON L4K 4B5 T: 905-669-0080 F: 905-669-0082 W: www.connectric.com CORDS CANADA LTD. 62 Densley Ave. Toronto, ON M6M 5E1 T: 416-242-6811 F: 416-242-6819 W: www.cordscanada.com CORNWALL POWER EQUIPMENT 17339 Cornwall Ctr. Rd. Cornwall, ON K6K 1K6 T: 613-938-8816 F: 613-938-4802 W: www.cpec.ca CSI POWER & ENVIRONMENTAL INC. 850 Brock Rd. S., Unit 3 Pickering, ON L1W 1Z8 T: 800-465-1771 W: www.csipower.com DALTCO ELECTRIC & SUPPLY (1979) LTD. 26 Lappan’s Lane Kingston, ON K7L 4X6 T: 613-546-3677 F: 613-547-4121 Brockville, ON.............. 613-345-1411 Kanata, ON.................. 613-592-5511 W: www.daltco.com

Sudbury, ON................ 705-674-1981 Timmins, ON................ 705-264-6100 W: www.dixonelectric.ca DUKE ELECTRIC LTD. 986 Barton St. E. Hamilton, ON L8L 3C7 T: 905-547-9171 F: 905-544-1522 W: www.dukeelectric.com DURHAM CENTRAL FIRE SYSTEMS Unit 12, 155 Winges Rd. Woodbridge, ON L4L 6C7 T: 905-265-0557 F: 905-265-0558 W: www.durhamfire.com EARL O’NEIL ELECTRIC SUPPLY LIMITED 150 Creditview Rd. Woodbridge, ON L4L 9N4 T: 416-798-7722 F: 416-798-7606 ECS ELECTRICAL CABLE SUPPLY LTD. Hamilton, ON............... 905-385-1777 Ottawa, ON.................. 613-282-4174 Toronto, ON.................. 905-607-3232 W: www.ecswire.com ELECTRA SUPPLY INC. 29 Cherry Blossom Rd. Cambridge, ON N3H 4R7 T: 519-650-1182 F: 519-650-1186 ELECTRICAL TEST BOOKS 6 Kenmore Ave. Toronto, ON M1K1B4 T: 416-456-1827 W: www.electricaltestbooks.com ELECTRO RENT CORPORATION 1-210 Brunel Rd. Mississauga, ON L4Z 1T5 T: 905-361-0943 F: 905-361-0232 W: www.electrorent.com ELECTRO SONIC INC. 1100 Gordon Baker Rd. Toronto, ON M2H 3B3 T: 416-494-1666 F: 416-496-3030 Ottawa, ON.................. 613-728-8333 W: www.e-sonic.com

DAVIS CONTROLS LTD. 2200 Bristol Circle Oakville, ON L6H 5R3 T: 905-829-2000 F: 905-829-2630 W: www.daviscontrols.com

ELECTROMATE 39-4300 Steeles Avenue West Woodbridge, ON L4L 4C2 T: 905-850-7447 F: 905-850-7451 W: www.electromate.com

CERCO CABLE Mississauga, ON........... 905 670 3777 W: www.cercocable.com

DELCO WIRE AND CABLE LTD. 1 Saramia Cres. Concord, ON L4K 3S6 T: 905-669-2476 F: 905-669-6869 W: www.delcowire.com

CHADWICK ELECTRIC SUPPLY LIMITED 65 Nebo Rd. Hamilton, ON L8W 2C9 T: 905-318-6069 F: 905-318-1158 W: www.chadwickelectric.ca

DIVERSIFIED VENTURES 13-100 Ironside Cres. Scarborough, ON M1X 1M9 T: 416-293-8989 F: 416-293-8840 W: www.dventures.ca

ELECTRONIC PACKAGING SYSTEMS LTD. 758 Fortune Cres. Kingston, ON K7P 2T3 T: 613-384-1142 F: 613-384-6266 W: www.eps.ca

CHARTWELL AUTOMATION INC 140 Duffield Dr. Markham, ON L6G 1B5 T: 905-513-7100 F: 905-513-7101 W: chartwell.ca

DIXON ELECTRIC (1983) LTD. 1158 Lorne St. Sudbury, ON P3C 4S9 T: 705-674-1981 F: 705-674-2428 North Bay, ON.............. 705-474-9797 Sault Ste. Marie, ON.... 705-541-9503

CENTURYVALLEN Mississauga, ON.......... 905-565-1686 St. Catharines, ON....... 905-688-1866 W: www.centuryvallen.com

ELECTROWIND 2 Taggart Street Guelph, ON N1H 6L3 T: 519-836-2280 F: 519-836-6629 W: www.electro-wind.com ELECTROZAD SUPPLY 2900 Jefferson Blvd, PO Box 3440 Windsor, ON N8N 2M4 T: 519 944-2900 F: 519 944-2221 W: www.electrozad.com

ELECTROZAD SUPPLY COMPANY LIMITED 2900 Jefferson Blvd. Windsor, ON N8N 2M4 T: 519-944-2900 F: 519-944-2221 Chatham, ON............... 519-351-9777 London, ON.................. 519-667-1442 London, ON.................. 519-452-3444 Sarnia, ON................... 519-336-8550 W: www.electrozad.com ENGRAVER’S EXPRESS INC. Mississauga, ON.......... 905-602-5900 W: www.engraversexpress.com ESPO ELECTRICAL SUPPLY INC. 2-1182 South Service Rd. W. Oakville, ON L6L 5T7 T: 905-465-1662 F: 905-465-1665 W: www.espoelectric.com ESTATE LIGHTING & ELECTRICAL SUPPLY 190 Bovaird Dr. W., Units 53-56 Brampton, ON L7A 1A2 T: 905-874-1022 F: 905-874-0095 W: www.estatelighting.ca FRANKLIN EMPIRE INC. Hamilton, ON............... 905-578-3330 Newmarket, ON........... 905-853-0911 Ottawa, ON.................. 613-596-1144 Scarborough, ON......... 416-299-4443 Toronto, ON.................. 416-248-0176 W: www.feinc.com GEORGE M. FRASER LTD. 3-900 McKay Rd. Pickering, ON L1W 3X8 T: 905-420-6555 F: 905-420-4333 W: www.gmfraser.com GERRIE ELECTRIC WHOLESALE LIMITED 4104 South Service Rd. Burlington, ON L7L 4X5 T: 905-681-3656 F: 905-681-1774 Aliston, ON................... 705-434-9229 Bolton, ON................... 905-857-9288 Brantford, ON............... 519-754-1166 Burlington, ON............. 905-681-3660 Cambridge, ON............ 519-740-2912 Central Distribution Centre, ON............................ 905-681-3656 Concord, ON................ 416-213-7111 Georgetown, ON.......... 905-877-2264 Guelph, ON.................. 519-823-8442 Hamilton, ON............... 905-548-0388 Kitchener, ON............... 519-893-1932 London (Hyde Park, Gerrie Electric), ON............................ 519-641-4321 London (Tesco Electric), ON............................ 519-659-1234 Milton, ON.................... 905-878-8406 Mississauga, ON.......... 905-625-3118 Oakville, ON................. 905-845-2891 Oakville, ON................. 905-845-2461 Simcoe, ON.................. 519-428-1514 St Thomas, ON............. 519-633-1400 St. Catharines, ON....... 905-688-4212 Welland, ON................. 905-732-4473 Woodstock, ON............ 519-539-4789 Bramtor Electric, ON.... 905-792-1111 W: www.gerrie.com GESCAN ONTARIO 8160 Parkhill Dr. Milton, ON L9T 5V7 T: 905-693-6311 F: 905-693-6315 Thunder Bay, ON.......... 807-623-8404 W: www.gescanontario.com

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Distributors GORD GRANT ELECTRIC SUPPLY 868 Falconbridge Rd. Sudbury, ON P3A 5K7 T: 705-560-4170 F: 705-560-5447 GRAYBAR CANADA 130 Hayward Ave. Kitchener, ON N2C 2E4 T: 519-576-4050 F: 519-576-2402 Guelph, ON.................. 519-821-2580 Hamilton, ON............... 905-547-8040 Kitchener, ON............... 519-576-4050 Markham, ON.............. 905-752-0767 Mississagua, ON.......... 905-507-0533 Niagara Falls, ON......... 905-374-1113 Ottawa, ON.................. 613-688-0124 Windsor, ON................. 519-944-4414 W: www.graybarcanada.com GUILLEVIN INTERNATIONAL CO 175 Richmond Rd. Ottawa, ON K1Z 6W3 T: 613-722-4611 F: 613-722-4550 Ottawa, ON.................. 613-722-4611 W: www.guillevin.com HALO METRICS INC. 14-3600B Laird Rd. Mississauga, ON L5L 6A7 T: 905-828-2588 F: 905-828-6131 Toronto (Regional Office), ON............................ 800-667-3390 W: www.halometrics.com HARWELL ELECTRIC SUPPLY 2 Wilkinson Road Brampton, ON L6T 4M3 T: 905-456-2622 F: 905-456-0540 Aurora, ON................... 905-727-3661 Brampton, ON.............. 905-456-2622 Rexdale-Etobicoke, ON.... 416-749-1620 W: www.harwellelectric.com HD SUPPLY LITEMOR 100 Galcat Dr. Vaughan, ON L4L 0B9 T: 905-264-5058 London, ON.................. 519-652-3550 Ottawa, ON.................. 613-726-6666 Vaughan, ON................ 905-850-4345 W: www.litemor.com HELIX ANALYTIX 2611 Development Dr Brockville, ON K6V 5V6 T: 613-342-3439 Brockville, ON.............. 613-342-3439 W: www.helixanalytix.ca HILL SUPPLIES PLUMBING, ELECTRICAL, HEATING & LIGHTING 157 Crosby Avenue Richmond Hill, ON l4C 2R3 T: 905-883-0633 F: 905-883-0777 W: www.hillsupplies.com HOUSE OF ELECTRICAL 115B Shields Court Markham, ON L3R 5H8 T: 905-752-2323 F: 905-752-0114 Mississauga, ON.......... 905-670-5656 W: www.houseofelectrical.com HUDCO ELECTRIC SUPPLY LTD. 17-2901 Steeles Ave. W., Toronto, ON M3J 3A5 T: 416-663-5475 F: 416-661-6885

Barrie, ON.................... 705-719-7555 Mississauga, ON.......... 905-362-2002 Toronto, ON.................. 416-663-5475 W: www.hudco.ca I-L FOCUS INC. 270-3044 Bloor St. W. Toronto, ON M8X 2Y8 T: 416-604-7552 W: www.infolinkcanada.com IBIS ELECTRO-PRODUCTS CORP. 50 Craig St, Unit #2A Brantford, ON N3R 7J1 T: 519-756-4299 F: 519-756-3299 W: www.ibisep.com IDEAL SUPPLY CO LTD. 1045 Wallace Ave. N. Listowel, ON N4W 3H7 T: 519-291-1060 F: 519-291-3170 Barrie, ON.................... 705-728-5911 Collingwood, ON.......... 705-445-9311 Goderich, ON............... 519-524-8389 Hanover, ON................. 519-364-2960 Huntsville, ON.............. 705-789-1818 Kincardine, ON............. 519-396-3381 Midland, ON................. 705-526-5488 Orangeville, ON............ 519-941-1510 Orillia, ON.................... 705-325-1335 Owen Sound, ON......... 519-371-0810 Stratford, ON................ 519-273-0650 Woodstock, ON............ 519-539-7483 W: www.idealsupply.com IED LIMITED PARTNERSHIP II 2195 Dunwin Dr. Mississauga, ON L5L 1X2 T: 905-607-6600 F: 905-607-9201 W: www.ied.ca INCINOLET PRODUCTS 2022 7th Ave E. Owen Sound, ON N4K 6R9 T: 800-263-0379 F: 519-938-9214 W: www.incinolet.ca INDEPENDENT ELECTRIC SUPPLY INC. 48 Milner Ave. Scarborough, ON M1S 3P8 T: 416-291-0048 F: 416-291-0087 Concord, ON................ 905-669-7448 Scarborough, ON......... 416-291-0048 W: www.independentelectric.ca INTERECT INC. 510 Coronation Drive, Unit 17 Toronto, ON M1E 4X6 T: 416-282-9992 F: 416-282-9993 W: www.interect.ca IOC TECH INC. 5 McIntosh Drive, Suite 218 Markham, ON L3R 8C7 T: 1-877-592-4704 F: 1-877-724-4260 W: www.ioctech.ca ITC INC. 89 Dolomite Drive Toronto, ON M3J 2N1 T: 416-663-7223 F: 416-663-7224 W: www.itcproducts.com ITM INSTRUMENTS Newmarket, ON........... 905-947-1771 W: www.itm.com

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JENALEX INC. ERGONOMIC PRODUCTS 3230 Yonge St. # 1711 Toronto, ON M4N 3P6 T: 416-485-9487 W: www.jenalex.ca JOMAR ELECTRIC CO. LTD. 777 St. Clarens Ave. Toronto, ON M6H 3X3 T: 416-536-2194 F: 416-536-6608 W: www.jomarelectric.com KING CABLE CANADA CORP. 58-812 Pitt St. Cornwall, ON K6J 5R6 T: 888-623-5060 F: 613-932-7450 W: www.kingcable.com L.J. FLEMING LTD. 10 Windsor Ave. Leamington, ON N8H 3W3 T: 519-326-4496 F: 519-326-5174 LINEMAN’S TESTING LABORATORIES 46 Meridian Road Toronto, ON M9W 4Z7 T: 416-742-6911 F: 416-748-0290 W: www.ltl.ca MANUFACTURERS AUTOMATION INC. 680 Davenport Rd. Waterloo, ON N2V 2C3 T: 800-387-6268 F: 519-746-3047 W: www.manuauto.com MARCHAND ELECTRICAL CO. LTD. 1283 Algoma Rd. Ottawa, ON K1B 3W7 T: 613-749-2279 F: 613-749-9952 W: www.marchandelectric.com MGM ELECTRIC LIMITED 724 MacDonell St. Thunder Bay, ON P7B 4A6 T: 807-345-7767 F: 807-345-7432 Dryden, ON.................. 807-223-5636 W: www.mgm-electric.com MISSISSAUGA ELECTRICAL SUPPLY 2550 Goldenridge Rd., Unit 2 Mississauga, ON L4X 2S3 T: 905-896-4500 F: 905-896-4570 W: www.misselec.com NEDCO (DIV. OF REXEL CANADA ELECTRICAL INC.) 5600 Keaton Cres. Mississauga, ON L5R 3G3 T: 905-568-2425 F: 905-507-6612 Barrie, ON.................... 705-726-0211 Belleville, ON............... 613-966-7777 Bracebridge, ON.......... 705-645-7200 Brampton, ON.............. 905-450-0310 Brantford, ON............... 519-759-3595 Brockville, ON.............. 613-342-0600 Burlington, ON............. 905-632-3088 Cambridge, ON............ 519-624-8488 Chatham, ON............... 519-354-5222 Cobourg, ON................ 905-372-2297 Concord, ON................ 905-738-4672 Etobicoke, ON.............. 416-252-5638 Hamilton, ON............... 905-528-0261 Kingston, ON................ 613-546-2661 Kirkland Lake, ON........ 705-567-2375

Kitchener, ON............... 519-624-8488 Lindsay, ON................. 705-878-7000 London, ON.................. 519-438-3344 Markham, ON.............. 905-475-7602 Milton, ON.................... 905-876-3757 Mississauga - Ldc, ON..... 905-568-5044 Mississauga - South West, ON.......................... 905-828-4525 Newmarket, ON........... 905-836-0900 W: www.nedco.ca NEDCO QUEBEC Ottawa, ON................. 613-247-7500 W: www.nedco.ca NGI TECHNOLOGIES INC. 2A-50 Craig St. Brantford, ON N3R 7J1 T: 519-756-4600 F: 519-756-3500 W: www.ngitech.com NORAMCO WIRE & CABLE 7635 Tranmere Drive Mississauga, ON L5S 1L4 T: 800-387-7622 F: 905-676-9825 W: www.noramco.ca NORAMCO WIRE & CABLE 104-1100 South Service Rd. Stoney Creek, ON L8E 0C5 T: 905-643-9188 F: 905 643-9177 NORAMCO WIRE & CABLE 8-1031 Hubrey Road London, ON N6N 1B4 T: 519-649-1636 F: 519-649-1575 NORONT ELECTRICAL SALES INC. 448 Dell St. Sudbury, ON P3B 2M4 T: 705-674-3532 ON POWER SYSTEMS INC. Ottawa, ON.................. 613-795-3472 Toronto, ON.................. 905-881-6644 W: www.onpower.com ONTOR LIMITED 12 Leswyn Rd. Toronto, ON M6A 1K3 T: 416-781-5286 F: 416-781-7680 Burlington, ON............. 905-592-9858 Kitchener, ON............... 519-579-4259 Mississauga, ON.......... 905-461-9535 W: www.ontor.com OSSO ELECTRIC SUPPLIES 725 Bloor St. W. Oshawa, ON L1J 5Y6 T: 905-576-1700 Ajax, ON....................... 905-428-2446 Barrie, ON.................... 705-726-7306 Belleville, ON............... 613-968-5531 Cambridge, ON............ 519-658-4182 Kingston, ON................ 613-546-4997 Lindsay, ON................. 705-324-6500 Markham, ON.............. 905-752-0500 Oshawa, ON................. 905-576-4166 Peterborough, ON........ 705-741-3430 W: www.ossoelectric.com PAUL WOLF ELECTRIC & LIGHTING SUPPLY 425 Alliance Ave. Toronto, ON M6N 2J1 T: 416-504-8195 F: 416-504-6891 Toronto, ON.................. 416-504-8194 W: www.paulwolf.com

POWERTRADE ELECTRIC LTD. 255 Midwest Road Scarborough, ON M1P 3A6 T: 416-757-3008 F: 416-757-3168 Mississauga, ON.......... 905-238-8277 Toronto, ON.................. 416-535-8128 POWERWRIGHT CANADA INC 25 Romina Dr Concord, ON L4K 4Z9 T: 905-790-3100 F: 905-532-9196 W: www.powerwright.com POWRMATIC OF CANADA LTD. Ottawa, ON.................. 613-230-7160 Toronto, ON.................. 416-744-7206 W: www.powrmatic.ca PRIMARY ELECTRICAL SUPPLY 3163 Steeles Ave. W Milton, ON L9T 2V4 T: 905-878-1695 F: 905-878-1090 Milton, ON.................... 905-878-1695 W: www.primaryelectricalsupply.com PROVINCE ELECTRIC SUPPLY LTD. 425-6 Superior Blvd. Mississauga, ON L5T 2W5 T: 905-795-1795 F: 905-795-1796 Concord, ON................ 905-760-1211 Toronto, ON.................. 416-213-9009 W: www.province-electric.com RCC ELECTRONICS LTD. 30 Moyal Court Concord, ON L4K4R8 T: 905-669-6644 F: 905-669-6645 W: www.rcce.com RELAY ELECTRICAL SUPPLY INC. 256 Hamilton Cres. Dorchester, ON N0L 1G4 T: 519-268-3588 F: 519-268-2535 W: www.relayelectrical.ca

REV-AMP ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT LTD. 345 Brunel Road Mississauga, ON L4Z 1Z5 T: 800-359-0066 F: 905-670-8082 Mississauga, ON.......... 905-670-5966 W: www.revampelectrical.com New, Tested/Used, Surplus. Circuit Breakers, Connector Kits, Bus Plugs, Switch Board Inserts, Transformers, Motor Control. Current and Obsolete. All major manufacturers. Largest inventory in Canada. ISO 9001-2008. In-house testing facility. Nationwide shipping. One year warranty.

RG SPEED CONTROL DEVICES LTD. 5-643 Chrislea Rd. Woodbridge, ON L4L 8A3 T: 905-856-6724 F: 905-856-6725 W: www.rgspeed.com

Distributors RHCTEST.COM INC. 610 Ford Dr., Ste. 248. Oakville, ON L6J 7W4 T: 905-828-6221 F: 905-828-6408 W: www.rhctest.com ROBERTSON ELECTRIC WHOLESALE 2008 LIMITED 290 Vaughan Valley Blvd. Vaughan, ON L4H 3C3 T: 905-856-9311 F: 905-856-9317 W: www.robertson-electric.com ROSEBUD ELECTRIC 38 Seneca Hill Dr. North York, ON M2J 2W4 T: 416-494-7871 F: 416-494-6253 ROTATOR PRODUCTS LIMITED 570 Alden Rd., Unit 6 Markham, ON L3R 8N5 T: 905-479-9841 F: 905-479-9850 W: www.rotatorproducts.com RS ELECTRICAL SUPPLY 5-150 Britannia Rd. E. Mississauga, ON L4Z 2A2 T: 1-866-980-7376 F: 905-501-7471 Mississauga, ON.......... 905-501-1510 W: www.rselectricalsupply.com SESCO - HD SUPPLY 51 Vinyl Court Vaughan, ON L4L 4A3 T: 416-745-9292 Brampton, ON.............. 905-451-4550 Etobicoke, ON.............. 416-259-4228 Hamilton, ON............... 905-575-7577 Toronto, ON.................. 416-961-4550 W: www.sesco.ca SONEPAR CANADA INC. 989 Derry Rd. E. Mississauga, ON L5T 2J8 T: 905-696-2838 F: 905-565-6972 STECK CONNECTIONS 4060 Ridgeway Dr., Unit 5 Mississauga, ON L5L 5X9 T: 905-608-2444 F: 905-608-2895 W: www.steckconnections.com STORED ENERGY BATTERIES & SYSTEMS INC. 38 Commerce Cres. Acton, ON L7J 2X3 T: 519-853-4000 F: 519-853-3166 W: www.storedenergy.com SUPREME LIGHTING & ELECTRICAL SUPPLY LTD. 9 Laidlaw Blvd. Markham, ON L3P 1W5 T: 905-477-3113 F: 905-471-7360 W: www.supremelighting.ca TECHNICAL SYSTEMS 2002 INC. PO Box 650 Waterdown, ON L0R 2H0 T: 866-327-8731 F: 905-575-0386 W: www.technical-sys.com TELONIX COMMUNICATIONS INC. 15-305 Industrial Parkway S. Aurora, ON L4G 6X7 T: 905-727-2991

F: 905-727-3050 W: www.telonix.ca TEXCAN Brampton, ON.............. 905-595-3451 Sarnia, ON................... 519-339-0144 W: www.texcan.com THE WIRING MART LTD. 53 Bertrand Ave. Scarborough, ON M1L 4P3 T: 416-752-7360 F: 416-752-2470 Ajax, ON....................... 905-683-4020 W: www.wiringmart.com

TORBRAM ELECTRIC SUPPLY 10 Perdue Court Unit 6 Caledon, ON L7C 3M6 T: 905-495-0535 Barrie, ON.................... 705-725-0333 Belleville, ON............... 613-967-1656 Brampton, ON.............. 905-452-7752 Brantford, ON............... 519-754-1210 Brockville, ON.............. 613-345-5010 Burlington, ON............. 905-634-7000 Cambridge, ON............ 519-622-6899 Chatham, ON............... 519-351-3420 Collingwood, ON.......... 705-446-2661 Etobicoke, ON.............. 416-253-0777 Guelph, ON.................. 519-821-8218 Hamilton, ON............... 905-573-8133 Huntsville, ON.............. 705-788-0866 Kingston, ON................ 613-384-9888 Kitchener, ON............... 519-894-7266 London, ON.................. 519-680-2711 Markham, ON.............. 905-948-0441 Milton, ON.................... 905-875-0815 Mississauga (Erindale), ON............................ 905-276-6700 Mississauga (Maingate), ON............................ 905-629-9912 Mississauga (Torbram), ON............................ 905-671-0800 Newmarket, ON........... 905-953-9960 Niagara Falls, ON......... 905-357-9999 North York, ON............. 416-781-3600 Oakville, ON................. 905-339-1818 Orangeville, ON............ 519-938-8041 Ottawa (Central), ON.... 613-237-5055 Ottawa (East), ON........ 613-248-1799 Ottawa (West), ON....... 613-270-9677 Pembroke, ON............. 613-732-3648 Peterborough, ON........ 705-749-9798 Pickering, ON............... 905-839-5161 Rexdale, ON................. 416-744-6888 Sarnia, ON................... 519-337-4799 Scarborough, ON......... 416-750-3717 Scarborough (N), ON.... 416-332-0112 St. Catharines, ON....... 905-641-0064 Stratford, ON................ 519-271-8359 Toronto, ON.................. 416-979-8834 Vaughan, ON................ 905-695-0409 Waterloo, ON............... 519-884-7770 Whitby, ON................... 905-721-1500 Windsor, ON................. 519-988-1065 Woodbridge, ON........... 905-856-8824 Woodstock, ON............ 519-421-4513 W: www.torbramelectric.com TOROMONT CAT POWER SYSTEMS 3131 Hwy 7 West, Bldg. A Concord, ON L4K 1B7 T: 416-667-5758 F: 416-667-5514 Barrie, ON.................... 705-436-7770 Cambridge, ON............ 519-650-1211 Concord, ON................ 416-667-5758 Hamilton, ON............... 905-561-5901 London, ON.................. 519-681-1900 Orillia, ON.................... 705-327-1801

Ottawa, ON.................. 613-836-5171 Owen Sound, ON....... 519- 376- 2365 Peterborough, ON........ 705-742-2436 Sault Ste. Marie, ON.... 705-759-2444 South Porcupine, ON.... 705-235-6504 St. Catharines, ON....... 905-688-6224 Sudbury, ON................ 705-692-4764 W: www.toromontpowersystems.com TOTAL POWER LIMITED 6450 Kestrel Road Mississauga, ON L5T 1Z7 T: 905-670-1535 F: 905-670-1317 Sudbury, ON................ 705-566-0704 W: www.totalpower.ca TRADEPORT ELECTRONICS GROUP INC. 7-668 Millway Ave. Vaughan, ON L4K 3V2 T: 905-660-3797 F: 905-660-3019 W: www.tradeport.ca TRANS CANADA WIRE & CABLE CO. 56-812 Pitt St. Cornwall, ON K6J 5R6 T: 613-932-9450 F: 613-932-7450 W: www.transcanadawireandcable.com TVC CANADA CORP. 280 Hillmount Rd. Markham, ON L6C 3A1 T: 905-477-7772 F: 905-477-9665 W: www.tvccanada.com VENTURE COMMUNICATIONS LTD. 302-179 John St. Toronto, ON M5T 1X4 VICKERS-WARNICK LTD. 342 Dewitt Rd. N. Stoney Creek, ON L8E 2T2 T: 905-662-7737 F: 905-662-9424 Mississauga, ON.......... 905-507-6153 Waterloo, ON............... 519-884-8946 W: www.vickers-warnick.com WAINBEE LIMITED 5789 Coopers Ave. Mississauga, ON L4Z 3S6 T: 905-568-1700 F: 905-568-0083 Kitchener, ON............... 519-748-5391 Mississauga, ON.......... 905-568-1700 North Bay, ON.............. 705-472-4244 W: www.wainbee.com WESCO AIRCRAFT (THE SPECIALTY PRODUCTS GROUP) 22 Worcester Road Toronto, ON M9W 5X2 T: 416-674-0770 F: 416-674-5240 W: www.interfast.ca WESCO DISTRIBUTION CANADA LP 475 Hood Rd. Markham, ON L3R 0S8 T: 866-937-2622 W: www.wesco.ca WESTBURNE ELECTRIC (MIDWEST) Kenora, ON.................. 807-548-4266 Thunder Bay, ON.......... 807-344-3100 W: www.westburne.ca WESTBURNE ELECTRIC ONTARIO 301 Ambassador Dr. Mississauga, ON L5T 2J3 T: 905-565-7875 F: 905-565-6838 Ajax, ON....................... 905-426-7682 Barrie, ON.................... 705-726-2331

Belleville, ON............... 613-968-5746 Bracebridge, ON.......... 705-645-8288 Brampton, ON.............. 905-796-6138 Brantford, ON............... 519-759-7300 Brockville, ON.............. 613-345-1857 Burlington, ON............. 905-681-7110 Cambridge, ON............ 519-623-6710 Cobourg, ON................ 905-373-1717 Collingwood, ON.......... 705-445-2582 Cornwall, ON................ 613-933-1075 Goderich, ON............... 519-524-9801 Guelph, ON.................. 519-821-4020 Hamilton, ON............... 905-574-8688 Kingston, ON................ 613-546-5400 Kitchener, ON............... 519-893-1711 Lindsay, ON................. 705-324-6301 London, ON.................. 519-434-5755 Midland, ON................. 705-526-3710 Mississauga (Ambassador), ON............................ 905-670-2800 Mississauga (Laird), ON............................ 905-608-1010 Newmarket, ON........... 905-895-8625 North Bay, ON.............. 705-472-0590 Orangeville, ON............ 519-941-2006 Oshawa, ON................. 905-576-7100 Ottawa East, ON.......... 613-747-9573 Ottawa West, ON.......... 613-225-9910 Owen Sound, ON......... 519-376-4310 Parry Sound, ON.......... 705-746-1140 Pembroke, ON............. 613-735-1015 Peterborough, ON........ 705-743-1313 Sarnia, ON................... 519-336-0015 Sault Ste Marie, ON..... 705-949-5994 Simcoe, ON.................. 519-428-0650 Smiths Falls, ON.......... 613-283-2270 St Catharines, ON........ 905-988-3881 St Thomas, ON............. 519-633-6613 Stoney Creek, ON........ 905-662-6468 Strathroy, ON............... 519-245-2300 Sudbury, ON................ 705-560-2111 Tillsonburg, ON............ 519-842-3651 Timmins, ON................ 705-267-1436 Toronto (East Mall), ON....416-503-4778 Toronto (Keele), ON...... 416-635-2999 Toronto (QueensQuay), ON............................ 416-863-1444 Toronto (Scarborough), ON............................ 416-751-4610 Vaughan, ON................ 905-879-2642 Waterloo, ON............... 519-746-0330 Woodstock, ON............ 519-539-8588 W: www.westburne.ca WESTERN EQUIPMENT 97 St. Clair St., Box 340 Chatham, ON N7M 5K4 T: 519 352-0530 F: 519 354-4220 Windsor, ON..................519 945-4520 W: www.westernequipment.com WESTERN EQUIPMENT LIMITED 97 St. Clair St. Chatham, ON N7M 5K4 T: 888-352-0530 F: 888-354-4220 Windsor, ON................. 866-945-4520 W: www.westernequipment.com WHITE RADIO 940 Gateway Dr. Burlington, ON L7L 5K7 T: 905-632-6894 F: 905-632-6981 W: www.whiteradio.com

GUILLEVIN INTERNATIONAL COMPANY Sherwood, PE.............. 902-368-1363 W: www.guillevin.com LITECO INC. Charlottetown, PE........ 902-368-3013 W: www.liteco.ca NEDCO ATLANTIC HQ Charlottetowne, PE...... 902-566-3434 W: www.nedco.ca QUEBEC ABSOLUTE STAINLESS FASTENERS Montreal, QC................ 438-884-7849 W: www.absofast.com ALPHA CONTROLS & INSTRUMENTATION Montreal, QC................ 450-621-3626 W: www.alphacontrols.com ANIXTER CANADA Lachine, QC................. 514-636-3636 Rouyn-Noranda, QC..... 819-797-1942 Ste-Foy, QC.................. 418-657-5748 W: www.anixter.com ARGO INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION Pointe Claire, QC.......... 514-426-3635 W: www.argointl.com BENOIT JALBERT INC. 104-44 rue du saut Sainte-Helene-de-Breakeyville, QC G0S 1E3 T: 418-832-4016 F: 418-832-0293 W: www.benoitjalbert.com CENTRE DE DISTRIBUTION ELECTRIQUE LTD. 298, De Martigny O. Saint-Jérôme, QC J7Y 4C9 T: 450-438-1263 F: 450-438-3728 Laval, QC..................... 450-687-5795 Montreal, QC................ 514-253-5844 W: www.cde.qc.ca CERCO CABLE 9245 Cote de Liesse Montreal, QC H9P 2N9 T: 514-631-4331 F: 514-631-0590 W: 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 1A2 T: 514-328-2550 F: 514-327-0604 W: www.chevrierinstruments.com COMPONETICS LTD 1580 rue Beaulac St. Laurent, QC H4R 1W8 T: 514-331-9930 F: 514-331-1498 W: www.componetics.com

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND GRAYBAR CANADA/ HARRIS & ROOME SUPPLY Charlottetown, PE........ 902-566-1404 W: www.graybarcanada.com

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INTRALEC ELECTRICAL PRODUCTS LTD. 1200 Cardiff Blvd. Mississauga, ON L5S 1P6 T: 905-670-0970 F: 905-670-3098 W: www.intralec.com JEBCO AGENCIES 19-1865 Sargent Ave. Winnipeg, MB R3H 0E4 T: 204-786-2604 F: 204-786-4734 W: www.jebcoagencies.com K T SALES 224 Lee’s Rd. North Bay, ON P1B 8G4 T: 705-495-6988 F: 705-495-4300 W: www.ktsales.ca KEN WATT & ASSOCIATES INC. 8-17675 66 Ave. Surrey, BC V3S 7X1 T: 604-576-2838 F: 604-576-2839 W: www.kenwattassoc.com KM ROBERTS & ASSOCIATES LTD. 20-18812 96 Ave. Surrey, BC V4N 3R1 T: 604-882-8488 F: 604-882-8678 W: www.kmroberts.com KRISLIN AGENCIES LTD. 1490-2002 Victoria Ave. Regina, SK S4P 0R7 T: 306-565-3200 F: 306-347-2888 LAPLANTE & ASSOCIATES 1242 Labadie St. Longueuil, QC J4N 1C7 T: 450-670-8858 F: 450-670-3958 W: www.laplante-assoc.com

MARITIME UTILITY AND INDUSTRIAL SALES LTD. 121 Old Bay Bulls Rd. St. Johns, NF A1S 1G3 T: 709-368-4414 F: 709-368-4415 MBS SALES & MARKETING LTD. 115 Hemlock Dr., RR 2 Carleton Place, ON K7C 3P2 T: 613-257-8815 F: 613-257-8526 W: www.mbssales.com MERIDIAN ELECTRIC LTD. 295 Alliance Rd., Unit 16 Milton, ON L9T 4W8 T: 905-876-3333 F: 905-876-4725 W: www.meridianelectric.ca MILHAM INDUSTRIES LTD. 11-1520 Cliveden Ave. W. Delta, BC V3M 6J8 T: 604-526-4288 F: 604-526-1850 MILLER INSTRUMENTS LTD. 1-3871 North Fraser Way Burnaby, BC V5J 5G6 T: 604-431-8882 F: 604-431-8714 W: www.miller.bc.ca MINITAUR SYSTEMS INC. 9482-51 Avenue Edmonton, AB T6E 5A6 T: 780-430-7954 F: 780-438-2452 W: www.minitaur.com MIRCOMES TORONTO 25 Interchange Way Vaughan (Toronto), ON L4K 5W3 T: 905-660-4655 F: 888-660-4113 W: www.mircomestoronto.com/

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MACKENZIE ASSOCIATES 3-380 Sheldon Dr. Cambridge, ON N1T 2C2 T: 519-624-9901 F: 519-624-1863 W: www.mackenzieassociates.ca

NOBEL-TECK INC. 908, rue Berlier Laval, QC H7L 4K5 T: 450-667-8487 W: www.nobelteck.com

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Dartmouth, NS B3B 1V9 T: 902-468-2267 F: 902-468-2470 W: www.cans.ns.ca CoRPoRaTion dEs MaÎTREs ÉlECTRiCiEns du quÉBEC (CMEq) 5925 boul. Decarie Montreal, QC H3W 3C9 T: 514-738-2184 F: 514-738-2192 W: www.cmeq.org E ElECTRiCal ConTRaCToRs assoC. of alBERTa 11235 120 St. Edmonton, AB T5G 2X9 T: 800-252-9375 F: 780-455-9815 W: www.ecaa.ab.ca ElECTRiCal ConTRaCToRs assoC. of BRiTish ColuMBia 201-3989 Henning Dr. Burnaby, BC V5C 6N5 T: 604-294-4123 F: 604-294-4120 W: www.eca.bc.ca ElECTRiCal ConTRaCToRs assoC. of nEw BRunswiCk PO Box 322 Fredericton, NB E3B 4Y9 T: 506-452-7627

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TRAINING, Education & Service Providers Manufacturers A ALGONQUIN COLLEGE 1385 Woodroffe Ave. Ottawa, ON K2G 1V8 T: 613-727-4723 F: 613-727-7767 W: www.algonquincollege.com C CAMBRIAN COLLEGE 1400 Barrydowne Rd. Sudbury, ON P3A 3V8 T: 705-566-8101 F: 705-525-2087 W: www.cambrianc.on.ca CAMOSUN COLLEGE 3100 Foul Bay Rd. Victoria, BC V8P 5J2 T: 250-592-1556 F: 250-370-3551 W: www.camosun.bc.ca CANADA TRAINING GROUP 102 First Ave. Turtleford, SK S0M 2Y0 T: 800-661-1663 F: 306-845-3233 W: www.canada-training-group.ca CAPE BRETON UNIVERSITY PO Box 5300, 1250 Grand Lake Rd. Sydney, NS B1P 6L2 T: 902-539-5300 F: 902-562-0119 W: www.cbu.ca COLLEGE OF NEW CALEDONIA 3330-22nd Ave. Prince George, BC V2N 1P8 T: 250-562-2131 F: 250-561-5861 W: www.cnc.bc.ca COLLEGE OF THE NORTH ATLANTIC (CNA) 432 Massachusetts Dr., PO Box 5400 Stephenville, NF A2N 2Z6 T: 709-643-7701 F: 709-643-7808 W: www.cna.nl.ca CONESTOGA COLLEGE 299 Doon Valley Dr. Kitchener, ON N2G 4M4 T: 519-748-5220 F: 519-895-1097 W: www.conestogac.on.ca CONFEDERATION COLLEGE 1450 Nakina D., PO Box 398 Thunder Bay, ON P7C 4W1 T: 807-475-6112 F: 807-623-3956 W: www.confederationc.on.ca

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D DURHAM COLLEGE 2000 Simcoe St. N. Oshawa, ON L1H 7L7 T: 905-721-2000 F: 905-721-3140 W: www.durhamc.on.ca E ELECTRICAL INDUSTRY TRAINING CENTRE 200-3623 29 Street Northeast Calgary, AB T1Y 5W4 T: 403-291-2787 F: 403-291-7027 W: www.eitca.ca ELECTRICIAN LICENSE 2 - 435 Horner Av Toronto, ON M8W 4W3 T: 416-319-3299 F: 416-849-4224 W: www.electricianlicense.com ESPS - ELECTRICAL SAFETY PROGRAM SOLUTIONS INC. Suite 401, 14-900 Village Lane Okotokos, AB T1S1Z6 T: 403 532-9050 W: www.esps.ca EUCI 350-4643 S. Ulster St. Denver, CO 80237 T: 303-770-8800 x 262 F: 303-741-0849 W: www.euci.com F FANSHAWE COLLEGE 1001 Fanshawe College Blvd., PO Box 7005 London, ON N5Y 5R6 T: 519-452-4430 F: 519-452-4420 W: www.fanshawec.ca FLEMING COLLEGE 599 Brealey Dr. Peterborough, ON K9J 7B1 T: 705-749-5530 F: 705-749-5540 W: www.flemingcollege.ca G GEORGE BROWN COLLEGE 500 MacPherson Ave., PO Box 1015, Stn. B Toronto, ON M5T 2T9 T: 416-415-2000 F: 416-415-4993 W: www.georgebrown.ca GEORGIAN COLLEGE One Georgian Dr. Barrie, ON L4M 3X9 T: 705-728-1968 F: 705-722-5123 W: www.georgianc.on.ca GREAT PLAINS COLLEGE 701 Dominion St. Biggar, SK S0K 0M0 T: 306-948-3363 F: 306-948-2094 W: www.greatplainscollege.ca

H HOLLAND COLLEGE 140 Weymouth St. Charlottetown, PE C1A 4Z1 T: 902-629-4217 F: 902-629-4239 W: www.hollandc.pe.ca HUMBER COLLEGE 110 Carrier Drive Toronto, ON M9W 5R1 T: 416.675.6622 Ext. 78038 W: www.humber.ca/appliedtechnology/ K KEYANO COLLEGE 8115 Franklin Ave. Fort McMurray, AB T9H 2H7 T: 403-791-4840 F: 403-791-4841 W: www.keyano.ca L L. STOCH AND ASSOCIATES 4264 Flitter Crt. Mississauga, ON L5L 2H8 T: 905-828-2262 F: 905-828-2526 W: www.lstoch.ca LAKELAND COLLEGE 5707-47 Ave. W. Vermilion, AB T9X 1K5 T: 780-853-8400 F: 780-853-2955 W: www.lakelandc.ab.ca LAMBTON COLLEGE 1457 London Rd., PO Box 969 Sarnia, ON N7T 7K4 T: 519-542-7751 W: www.lambton.on.ca LETHBRIDGE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 3000 College Dr. S. Lethbridge, AB T1K 1L6 T: 403-320-3200 F: 403-320-1461 W: www.lethbridgecollege.ab.ca LIGHT BRIGADE INC. (THE) 837 Industry Dr. Tukwila, WA 98188 T: 206-575-0404 F: 206-575-0405 W: www.lightbrigade.com M Magna IV Engineering (BC) Ltd. 110-2071 Kingsway Ave. Port Coquitlam, BC V3C 1T2 T: 604-944-6697 F: 604-944-1271 W: www.magnaiv.com MISSISSAUGA TRAINING CONSULTANTS 6117 Clover Ridge Cres. Mississauga, ON L5N 7B2 T: 905-785-8012 W: www.fiberoptictraining.com MOHAWK COLLEGE Fennell Ave. & West 5th Hamilton, ON L8N 3T2 T: 905-575-1212 F: 905-575-2330 W: www.mohawkc.on.ca

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SAULT COLLEGE PO Box 60 Sault Ste Marie, ON P6A 5L3 T: 705-759-6774 F: 705-759-1319 W: www.saultc.on.ca SELKIRK COLLEGE 2001 Silver King Rd. Nelson, BC V1L 1C8 T: 250-352-6601 F: 250-352-3180 W: www.selkirk.ca SHERIDAN 1430 Trafalgar Rd. Oakville, ON L6H 2L1 T: 905-845-9430 F: 905-815-4027 W: www.sheridanc.on.ca ST. LAWRENCE COLLEGE King & Portsmouth Kingston, ON K7L 5A6 T: 613-544-5400 F: 613-545-3920 W: www.sl.on.ca SUDERMAN ESTIMATING SYSTEMS INC. 110 - 20 Isherwood Avenue Cambridge, ON N1R 8P9 T: (519) 623-3434 F: (519) 623-3133 W: www.sudermanestimating.com T THOMPSON RIVER UNIVERSITY 900 McGill Rd. Kamloops, BC V2C 5N3 T: 250-828-5000 F: 250-828-5159 W: www.tru.ca U

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RED DEER COLLEGE 56th Ave. - 32nd St. Red Deer, AB T4N 5H5 T: 403-342-3300 F: 403-340-8940 W: www.rdc.ab.ca

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RED RIVER COLLEGE 2055 Notre Dame Ave. Winnipeg, MB R3H 0J9 T: 204-632-3960 F: 204-632-9661 W: www.rrc.mb.ca

WINNIPEG TECHNICAL COLLEGE 130 Henlow Bay Winnipeg, MB R3Y 1G4 T: 204-989-6500 F: 204-488-4152 W: www.wtc.mb.ca

SASKATCHEWAN INSTITUTE OF APPLIED SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (SIAST) 400-119 4th Ave. S. Saskatoon, SK S7K 5X2 T: 306-933-7331 F: 306-933-5352 W: www.goSIAST.com

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Location intelligence The key to customer service and service delivery Phil Kazuba

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t’s not just who you are but where you are that makes an impact on business today. The ability to combine your location with that of your customers can lead to new opportunities for success. For example, electrical and utility contractors can use location data to improve service levels, especially as they pertain to service calls. Location data can also be used by call centre operations to efficiently plan and route contractor’s and technician’s service responses. Being able to promptly answer customer questions, dispatch appropriate contractors to service sites and efficiently route fleet are just some of the advantages of integrating real-time location into operational platforms. Robust location knowledge streamlines business operations by leveraging high-quality data and helps companies make better business decisions. A growing case for location intelligence The importance of location-based information is becoming better recognized, and organizations such as Ontario’s Electrical Safety Authority (ESA) are seeing the business gain in incorporating this technology. ESA is responsible for enhancing public electrical safety in the province, and has been using location technology to provide public access to licensed electrical contractors and enhance the ability of its inspectors to locate service sites via

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optimal route selection, thereby maximizing the number of daily service calls. “It is critical that ESA provide public access to licensed electrical contractors, and that ESA inspectors can easily locate work sites,” said Bohdan Baluta, director of information technology at Electrical Safety Authority. “Our location intelligence partner [...] helps us do this with accurate, location-based solutions that offer consumers a choice of licensed contractors, and allow inspectors to plan routes that will maximize the number of inspections they are able to perform.” Location intelligence allows companies to go beyond traditional methods of data analysis and planning, such as spreadsheets and charts, and enables them to organize and understand geographic data to easily identify patterns and trends that can be displayed through visualization tools. By combining geographic- and locationrelated data with other business data, organizations can gain visibility into their entire corporate network and service providers, increase their turnaround times, swiftly access vital information, improve their customer service and become more proactive in facilitating business strategies. Instead of rows and columns of static data, location-based software allows companies to render rich, thematic maps and work with

visually interactive analytics. Some tools can incorporate multiple data sources to round out a user’s data requirements with accuracy, proximity and robust resources. Geocoding is an essential component of location intelligence, assigning latitude and longitude coordinates to a physical location. Much different than postal code analysis, geocoding pinpoints the location as accurately as possible, often to the building rooftop or parcel level. Rooftoplevel geocoding can precisely determine a property’s distance for service calls. In the case of ESA, location intelligence has helped it enhance its customer service through improved capabilities and more efficient use of personnel. In another example, the Ontario Medical Association has used location intelligence with its centralized database, allowing OMA to perform numerous economic analyses (including meeting the federal mandate of determining appropriate physician incentives for rural areas). Another company, Union Gas, has used location-based data to promote its energy conservation program to additional eligible clients in an effort to reduce natural gas consumption among that group. As a result, Union saved 11.5 million m3 in natural gas, and its uptake rate increased to 4% and, in some areas, as high as 8% (compared to the typical response of just 1%). In terms of sales, service and distribution, location intelligence helps carriers optimize their processes by more effectively routing service calls, marketing to specific areas and planning delivery routes by geographic data. It also plays a key role in identifying areas of market potential and aligning sales and marketing networks to capture that market potential. Flex your location intelligence Using demographics and lifestyle information to profile top customers and predict product-purchasing behaviours can help brokers and agents more effectively upsell and cross-sell existing customers, and identify the highest potential lifetime value of new customers. In his role as vice-president & general manager of DMTI Spatial Inc. (www. dmtispatial.com), Phil Kazuba is responsible for leading the organization as well as maintaining strategic long-term relationships with existing clients while building growth opportunities with potential customers.

Consider blended learning as applied to

electrical safety training Jim Pollard

any people refer to workplace electrical safety training as “arc flash training”, but workplace electrical safety training goes far beyond teaching workers about electrical hazards and should focus on instructing them on how to work safely. No matter what you call this type of instruction, employers are required to provide adequate electrical safety training to their entire workforce. Our goal in satisfying this regulatory requirement should be to deliver practical knowledge that can be immediately applied the very next time any worker is exposed to an electrical hazard. This paper will discuss the use of a blended learning model using e-learning technology and leveraging instructor-led sessions to deliver more practical workplace electrical safety training. Working in tandem The concept of blended learning as it is being used today dates back to the late 1990s. I’ve seen a significant upswing in acceptance since the emergence of this hybrid form of learning, as several universities and colleges across Canada and the U.S. have adopted these systems. Blended learning requires the use of selfpaced digital media, for which (in this discussion) I refer to as e-learning (also referred to as CBT or online training). The e-learning is completed by the worker as a prerequisite to additional face-to-face instructor-led sessions.

When blending these two forms of training, employers have the opportunity to customize the instructor-led session based on data collected from the e-learning assessment. The training required for workplace electrical safety should be determined by the worker’s risk of exposure to electrical hazards and status of electrical safety competency. Qualified electrical workers require more electrical safety training than non-electrical workers (also referred to as unqualified electrical workers). Employers should define worker roles and responsibilities as part of an electrical safety program, then determine what constitutes adequate training for each worker. When the employer’s electrical safety program is aligned with Occupational Health & Safety Management Systems, a training matrix should be established to document qualification and training requirements by worker role. Every worker is exposed to electrical hazards at most workplaces, although the risk of this exposure resulting in an injury is often very low. E-learning as a stand-alone training solution can be effective for non-electrical workers as it requires very little downtime, is cost effective and constitutes as effective due diligence for employers. In the majority of cases, non-electrical workers require only awareness-level training for workplace electrical safety, as well as content related to their specific scope of work in operating electrical equipment. To provide more practical knowledge for qualified electrical workers, we can use a

blended learning system. Employers must first understand the required curriculum and identify the generalized content versus practical application knowledge, then separate the information in a blended learning system. Workplace electrical safety training requires a significant amount of generalized knowledge, including: • scope • definitions • terminology • electrical hazard identification • understanding potential harm • risk assessment procedure • applicable codes, regulations and standards Examples of practical knowledge include the application of electrical safety theory within a work flow process, such as developing and executing electrically safe work procedures for energized electrical work tasks, applying appropriate preventive and protective control measures, completing arc flash and shock hazard analysis, completing an electrical hazard risk assessment and selecting electrical-specific PPE, and tools and equipment appropriate for the task. The utilization of e-learning as part of a blended learning system for workplace electrical safety training can be used to efficiently deliver the electrical safety theory (generalized content knowledge), which is used as a prerequisite to better prepare the worker for face-toface time with an instructor.

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Instructors benefit from a more-educated student with fresh subject matter knowledge. The bricks-and-mortar classroom time can be better spent with an instructor who has more time to focus on the application of the subject matter using physical learning aids, exercises and practical application instruction. Workers with more practical knowledge are better able to apply the preventive and protective control measures in the field from the applicable best practice standards.

Blended learning overcomes employer challenges One of the challenges facing industry is the cost for training. The actual cost to employers far outweighs the pure training costs when you factor in demobilization of workers, wages, loss of ‘productive’ time and travel costs. E-learning allows for self-paced learning that can be spread over several days or weeks leading up to an instructor-led session. Provided the face-to-face time is best spent building on the prerequisite knowledge, employers don’t need to

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reduce the amount of electrical safety training due to budgetary constraints. Blended learning using an effective prerequisite allows workers to absorb and understand more of the instructor-delivered curriculum. Employers can provide more than one day-worth of workplace electrical safety training without requiring the worker to spend an equivalent amount of time in a bricks-and-mortar classroom. Another challenge for employers are site-specific electrical hazards that are inadequately addressed by off-the-shelf workplace electrical safety training courses. The use of a blended learning model for training allows workers to spend more of the valuable face-to-face time with an instructor covering their site-/industry-specific training needs and get their questions answered. This time can also be spent reviewing the employer’s electrical safety program, related policies, safe work procedures and emergency response program. Blended learning systems can be used to increase the effectiveness of workplace electrical safety training. There are many benefits to consider, including lower costs for training, more practical application knowledge for qualified electrical workers and less time spent in a bricksand-mortar classroom. Employers considering blended learning should research all of the available e-learning and instructor-led training options available. To optimize the potential success of any electrical safety training, competency validation onthe-job is recommended. Training can be defined as knowledge transfer and, by itself, doesn’t validate any electrical worker as being ‘competent’. Employers should follow up on all forms of electrical safety training and use an electrical safety competency validation process to ensure the workers are applying the knowledge provided using preferred training methods. Jim Pollard is the owner of Unlimited PPE Inc. (www.arctested.com) and a member of several committees related to electrical safety, including CSA Z462, ULC-S801, ULC Live Working and CSC/IEC TC78. Unlimited PPE Inc. represents the Oberon Company in Canada and promotes ESPS Electrical Safety Program Solutions Inc. You can reach Jim at (905) 573-0300.

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Are standby

generators the next must-have accessory?

Scott Spidle

espite the increase in disruptive weather events and some dire statistics about the reliability of the power grid that services both Canada and the U.S., many businesses and property owners do not have standby (backup) generators. Nevertheless, the winds of change appear to be blowing. In Canada, events such as the Alberta flood of July 2013 and the November 2013 power outages in Ottawa are reminding businesses and residents of their vulnerability. With cities such as Quebec experiencing intermittent but ongoing outages of the hydro system, the case for installing standby generators is mounting. Businesses—and even individuals—are becoming increasingly unable to function without power. From computers to smartphone chargers, the electrically powered components of our lives connect us in ways we couldn’t imagine a few decades ago. Without power, most of us cannot function in any real business or social capacity for more than a few hours. This environment creates significant opportunity for electrical contractors, engineers and other professionals to help their customers specify, acquire and install standby generators. Making the case Before you can help a client purchase a standby generator, you must, of course,

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persuade them that such a purchase is necessary and practical. Following is some information that may help sway their decisions. Arguments for necessity The power grid that services Canada and the U.S. is outdated, built largely on analogue technology that is easily disrupted and does not mesh well with a digital world. The estimated cost to upgrade the power grid to digital, fluctuation- and outage-resistant technology is $2 trillion, and there is no mechanism or governing body in place to collect or provide the money. Making matters worse, the grid runs with half the capacity headroom it had only 20 years ago.

Power grid failures have increased 124% since 1990; about 500,000 energy customers experience a power outage every day. The average cost of a power outage for large businesses and industrial concerns is $1500 per second. The possibility of a prolonged power grid collapse (possibly due to a cyber-attack or terrorism) has become great enough that, in November 2013, government and utility officials staged a massive emergency drill (called GridEx II) that involved thousands of utility workers, business executives, National Guard officers, FBI antiterrorism experts and government officials from Canada, the U.S. and Mexico. Climate change is certain to put further stress on the power grid as temperatures and weather become more extreme. Arguments for practicality • Standby generators increase resale values for properties of all types. • In many cases, owners of standby generators can use them to go off-grid during peak demand times. This enables them to reduce their power bills and, depending on how much power they generate, may even let them sell power back to the electric companies. Net zero power generation is a possibility in many areas.

• Generators have become much more energy-efficient and quieter than in previous decades, making them more appropriate, earth-conscious purchases for urban dwellers and environmentalists. How much is enough? When you’re assisting clients with the specification and purchase of their first standby generator, you’ll want to help them match their needs to the right equipment. Walk them through potential scenarios for 1-day and 3-day outages, as well as outages of one week or longer. They’ll be surprised at how much power they need to be comfortable for more than 24 hours. For residential and even small business uses, some of your customers may be satisfied with a small, managed-load unit, which they should be able to purchase and have installed for less than $10,000 USD. These units let the operator power lights and basic home- or office-grade electrical appliances, including the blower for a forced air gas, propane or oil furnace. A managed-load unit with a transfer switch installed near the power breaker will give the operator control over power generation, and offers them the flexibility to decide which items the generator will power. Depending on the home or business, a ‘whole-house’ generator may be more appropriate, but these start around $10,000 installed, and run up to $20,000 or more, depending on whether they are air- or liquid-cooled. These larger units will power an entire home or small office or retail operation that doesn’t have walk-in coolers, as well as other equipment with more robust power needs. Specifying larger generators for big businesses, restaurants and industrial operations becomes more complicated than adding up appliances (check out this online calculator tinyurl.com/l3g7ktk). Note that, in all cases, it’s important to stress the need for routine maintenance. Standby generators fail at a rate of up to 20%, usually because they are not properly maintained. When your client cannot commit to following manufacturer maintenance and testing routines, you should help them identify a company that can perform maintenance for them. Some generator vendors offer maintenance and repair, as well.

Evaluating the options Some of the features to consider in standby generators, especially those that will be located close to homes or businesses that plan to remain in operation, include: • Fuel source: will the operator want to connect the generator to an existing natural gas supply line, or is such a capability not practical in the area of operation? If the latter is true, a diesel generator may be the best option. • Permanent versus temporary: will the generator be installed permanently on a platform, or will the

owner want the flexibility of moving it to different locations based upon need? • Sound-attenuation: is the generator quiet? • Environmental friendliness: does the generator meet any environmental mandates for the area in which it will be operated? For larger generators, does it offer a spill-containment feature? • Power distribution: if the generator will not be permanent connected, does it have convenient power distribution panel with receptacles and Cam-Lok connectors?

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• Cold packaging: except for temperate areas such as parts of British Columbia and Nova Scotia, having a generator heater—or a cold package installation—is crucial for any permanently installed generator. Not all generators will operate as well in cold climates, even with a heater, so weather is a major consideration for model selection. • Cost: purchasers of larger generators may not be able to afford the expense of a new one. However, quality used or rebuilt units, which offer long life and reliability, are available at considerable savings over the cost of a new model (see “Questions to ask about used equipment” when purchasing a used generator for your clients.) Some of your clients may argue in favour of a portable generator because they are less expensive and don’t have to be installed. However, generators can be hazardous when operators do not understand how to use them properly. Hundreds of people die each year from generator emissions poisoning. They are also not fuel efficient, their emissions are considerable, and they are noisy. Final thoughts While power outages may be inevitable, they do not have to cause disruption or contribute to disaster. Individuals and businesses can safeguard themselves against future power outages with a standby generator that fits their needs and circumstances. Evidence for the wisdom of this decision is clear and considerable. It’s up to electrical contractors, engineers and other professionals to embrace the current situation and pass that wisdom on to their customers. In his current capacity as vice-president of rental and service, Scott Spidle oversees Worldwide Power Products’ (www. wpowerproducts.com) rental fleet and the service team that supports it. With more than 18 years of experience in operations and management, Spidle has completed numerous projects where he developed and implemented operating procedures.

QUESTIONS TO ASK ABOUT USED EQUIPMENT Age

• What is the date of manufacture (year model of the unit)? • What application did the generator set come from? What is its history?

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• How many hours are on the machine? • Has the unit been rebuilt? If so, who performed the rebuild, and when? • Has the unit been used since the rebuild, and for what purpose and period?

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lobal adjustment has become a significant charge for Ontario electricity consumers, and what was once a small credit in 2005 has ballooned to the point where it now exceeds the cost of energy itself. Recent regulation changes now allow larger consumers to choose how the global adjustment is charged, giving them an option to be billed based on their consumption during the top five peak demand hours in the province. This presents a tremendous opportunity for many companies to save hundreds of thousands of dollars by implementing strategies to ensure they reduce or offset their load during these peak hours. The potential for savings is significant: every 1 MW that a large consumer is able to either curtail load or displace it through approved onsite generation during the top five peak hours in 2012 will result in annual savings of over $300K. This is forecast to increase to over $400K annually by 2016.

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What is global adjustment? The global adjustment (GA) is a line item charge on your monthly electricity bill and is used to cover the difference between the market price and rates paid to regulated and contracted generators, and to pay for conservation and demand management programs. The GA was designed to assist the government in eliminating coal-based generation and greening the power system through conservation, demand response and cleaner generation sources. When GA was first introduced in 2005, it included the existing Power Mitigation Rebate, which was paid by Ontario Power Generation back into the electricity market, and resulted in a net credit to consumers. However, this credit disappeared the following year and the GA became a minor charge. In 2009, the GA charge increased significantly as several new natural gas plants came online. In addition, with the introduction of the Green Energy Act, feed-in tariff (FIT) and micro-FIT programs in 2009, the GA continued to grow unabated to the point where it now replaces the net energy settlement charge as the single largest line item on the monthly bill. During those same years, the Ontario Spot Market price for electricity dropped significantly, primarily due to the lower cost of natural gas, which tends to set the hourly market price. However, the GA is forecast to increase further over the next four years as those companies with contracts to upgrade or build new generation will finish their construction and begin to produce new energy at their contracted rates. Changes to how global adjustment is charged Prior to January 2011, all major Ontario consumers paid global adjustment on a volumetric basis, with the monthly cost spread equally across the total energy consumed by the loads in the province. However, with

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the passing of Ontario Regulation 398/10 amending Regulation 429/04, two separate classes of consumers were created: Class A consumers are defined as having a monthly average peak over 5000kW, while all others are considered Class B. Class A consumers no longer pay their GA portion based on their total energy consumption, but instead are now charged based on their consumption relative to the total

Ontario load during the top five hours (from different days) of any given 12-month base period. Hence, the program is referred to as the ‘5 Coincident Peak’ or 5CP program. Little has changed for Class B consumers, whose GA amounts continue to be charged based on their total energy consumption within each month, except that they must also make up any difference in savings realized by the Class A group. In both

cases, GA continues to be a separate charge item on the bill, identified as the Global Adjustment Charge. When the new GA regulation was introduced in 2011, the Class A consumer was paying about $200,000 for GA per average MW consumed during the 5CP periods. For 2013, the GA is forecast to be about $350,000MW annually and is expected to rise to almost $400,000MW by 2015. That is an

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average increase of about 20% per year since 2011. The Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO) and Ontario Power Authority (OPA) determine the GA recovery charges required monthly, and provide these numbers to the LDC (local distribution company) who, in turn, charges and collects from their customers accordingly. The LDCs remit the collected GA dollars to IESO for settlement and disbursement. In 2012, the regulation was further amended to allow Class A consumers to choose how they were billed for GA. They now have the choice of being billed on a $/MWh (Class B) or based on the $/MW (Class A) basis. Many consumers continue to select Class A, as they are able to save simply based on their inherent load profile, and are billed based on the peak MW method. This also allows them to have further control over the GA charges they may incur in the future. This could present significant opportunities for savings. By anticipating when the grid peaks are going to occur, the Class A consumer could cut its loads during the 5CP days to reduce their GA contributions considerably. Opportunities for significant savings For most businesses, electricity costs represent a relatively small portion of their overall operating budget. It is often a challenge to balance the financial benefits of curtailing load during peak hours and the disruption this could cause to productivity. However, the opportunity for saving on GA costs is so significant that it has become an increased priority for consumers that qualify as Class A. Many are now looking at demand response (DR) strategies with new interest, and are considering the three main opportunities below: • Direct production curtailment. • Non-production baseload conservation and demand management. • Load-displacing onsite generation (with full environmental approval to be used for this purpose).

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Curtail production Given the small number of hours upon which the 5CP program is based, directly scaling back production operations to reduce demand during peak hours is often the most effective strategy. This is particularly key for consumers that have a small number of large loads and may have slack in their production cycle or, alternatively, have the capacity to build up storage inventory of one component then shut down part of the plant for a number of hours without impacting main production lines. This strategy involves careful analysis of the energy needs throughout all

stages of the production cycle to identify opportunities for load curtailment, then setting limits on when and how long each stage can be shut down without significantly impacting the business. Manage demand Many consumers have production constraints that prevent even short interruptions to their operations. They must consider alternate solutions that focus on curtailing their non-production baseload, such as lighting, HVAC and compressed air. The key is to develop a strategy and select technologies that include a DR component. It is not simply about conservation or saving a few kilowatt-hours across the board anymore; it is about being able to curtail loads by having the proper controls in place that will allow for that flexibility when you need it most. The good news for consumers is there are an increasing number of new technologies available on the market designed to control baseloads. Businesses are starting to assess new conservation & demand management (CDM) technologies for the purpose of DR to reduce non-production baseloads within their facilities, seeking to reduce demand without impacting production time. By focusing more on the benefits of DR, rather than efficiency and conservation alone, businesses can more easily justify investments in these new technologies.

Challenges facing consumers The challenge for most Class A consumers is knowing when to cut load so it will have the greatest impact on their GA costs. The balance is always between cutting too often, which impacts production, versus not cutting enough and missing the peaks. We are approaching the third year of the 5CP program and have noticed a significant impact on the grid.

There are only five peaks during the base period that matter most when determining the peak demand factor. However, the peaks this past summer were wider and longer than ever, making it much more difficult to predict the peaks when compared to previous years. The following is a guide to help customers to reduce usage during peak periods, all of which can alter when the peaks occur for the day:

• Assess the impact of GA on your overall bills. Analyze the sources of load within your company and their contribution during peak days. Assess your ability to reduce these loads during peak days. Identify opportunities for stockpiling with batch processes within some areas to make it easier to ride through a curtailment.

Onsite generation Using back-up generators to curtail demand is not a new concept; for several years, customers who have environmentally approved generation capacity have been shaving their peaks by generating their own power. The difference now is that the use of generators is becoming more prominent as the 5CP and other DR programs provide an accelerated payback of the initial capital costs. Every kW of generation output during a peak hour has the same net benefit in reducing your GA costs than as a reduction in the consumer’s load itself. Consumers wishing to utilize existing generators, or considering the purchase of new ones, must consider the additional costs of running the equipment during peak hours and ensure they have the appropriate environmental certification that allows them to use it for this purpose. In some cases, customers with existing backup generators may simply upgrade their equipment to meet the environmental certification requirements.

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• Develop an energy management strategy that includes demand response. Evaluate using existing or new low-cost or no-cost methods for opportunities in curtailing loads. • Engage the right departments. The strategy should involve the whole organization to execute your plan. • Understand how electricity demand is reported in Ontario and establish your demand threshold (MW). The demand threshold will be your initial point in the Ontario demand where you will want to activate your curtailment actions. After the five peaks have been established that exceed the initial threshold, the new threshold becomes the lowest of the five. Setting the initial threshold is critical. When the threshold is too low, production will be unnecessarily disrupted; when it is too high, peaks will be missed. • Monitor the Ontario electricity market in real-time. Understanding the market dynamics and what is happening during peak days is crucial in knowing whether to cut for any day. Some key elements to look for are: • Monitor the IESO hourly demand forecast carefully. The forecast itself rarely equates to the final actual demand, so it is important to factor in confidence bands so you will not miss a peak should the final demand come in higher than the forecast, or should the peak shift to another hour. • Track the actual demand very carefully during peak days. You are now competing with over 1000MW of other Class A consumers that are all trying to avoid the peak while hoping the rest of the group do not. As a result, peak hours can shift radically throughout the day. When possible, it is best to monitor demand deviations in real-time so you can quickly detect and respond to such shifts. • Monitor other components of the Ontario electricity

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market that will impact demand. IESO will warn of changes to the demand forecast in their System Status Reports. Also, large industrial customers may withdraw their market bids to consume energy for upcoming hours, indicating that they may also be curtailing load during those hours. • Assess the impact of other Class A load actions on the system peak and DR programs on the system peak (e.g. impact of DR3 or PeakSaver Plus). These, again, will negate peaks or shift them to another hour. Best of both worlds: elect Class B but behave like a Class A Consumers over 5000KW will be classified as a Class A consumer by default; however, they can elect to be billed as a Class B consumer by June 15, prior to the start of the associated Adjustment Period. Class A consumers generally experience an advantage in lower GA costs but, in some cases, remaining on the volumetric approach that Class B consumers pay will be less expensive. The decision to be Class B should be based on your Peak Demand Factor (PDF) from the past Base Period, along with the energy volume requirements you foresee going into the next Adjustment Period. Even as a Class B consumer, these companies can still implement an energy management strategy to shave some load during peak hours to lower their PDF for the current Base Period. When the strategy is successful, they can switch to a Class A for the next Adjustment Period; were they unable to shave peak load, they can select to remain a Class B consumer for that period. This provides a best-of-both-worlds hedging strategy, and allows consumers to test and implement energy strategies within their organizations with little consequences should the strategy fail. Help to the rescue Unless electricity is a major portion of an organization’s total costs, it is unlikely they have the dedicated staff and knowledge to implement a demand response strategy themselves. Fortunately, there are companies

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operating in the Ontario electricity market that provide the tools, services and experience that can aid in developing and implementing a successful strategy. This allows consumers to tap into a vast knowledge of expertise and existing skill sets—as well as powerful market tools—allowing them to execute their strategy more rapidly and more precisely than had they done it by themselves. The costs of most services are minor considering the potential savings offered through the GA 5CP program, and they increase the likelihood that the plans are ready to execute before the critical peak periods occur. Some of the offerings available to consumers over 5000 KW include the following: Analysis and planning consulting services Energy experts are available to assess your energy bills and future energy requirements to determine whether you should elect to be a Class A or B consumer for the next Base Period. They can then provide energy audits that will identify areas that would benefit from CDM, targeting primarily demand response opportunities that will result in a lower GA cost. These services can lead to the implementation of a sophisticated energy management strategy. It may include building automation systems that will help consumers monitor and report on load details, as well as control demand in several areas under computer control. Peak avoidance services Peak avoidance services utilize market experts that monitor Ontario demand and provide alerts to consumers that identify hours that are at risk of becoming peaks. These service providers should have an in-depth knowledge of the Ontario electricity market so they can establish initial demand thresholds with confidence using the latest longterm forecast information and tools. The initial threshold is established early in the season as the point where loads will be expected to curtail. The goal is to miss the peak hours while not over-curtailing to the point where the disruptions negatively impact the customer’s business. Market monitoring and communications are extremely important to ensure any changes to the demand are identified and discussed well ahead of the likely peak hours. The service should provide assessments prior to the peak seasons, as well as several times during peak days as at-risk hours are approached or as forecasts are updated (e.g. Day Ahead and Day Of alerts). The provider should also monitor changes in the demand, the behaviour of large consumers and

activation of other demand response programs throughout the day so it can alert its subscribers. Market monitoring tools Advanced market monitoring tools have been available to the Ontario electricity market for generators and large consumers for many years. These tools allow consumers to monitor for changes in Ontario demand, set thresholds and receive alerts, and detect variances in demand forecasts specifically for Class A consumers wishing to avoid peak hours. These systems are browser-based, requiring no additional software installation, and provide more insight into the market, including what other large consumers are doing to avoid the peaks. DR3 aggregation services Ontario Power Authority’s Demand Response 3 (DR3) program is available through several aggregators, and will pay a standby and activation fee for demand response. While both DR3 and GA 5CP programs are based on demand response activations, there are several key differences between these programs: • GA 5CP is completely voluntary, while DR3 is contractual. • GA 5CP based on the top five hours (different days) in the period. DR3 requires a maximum of either 100hour or 200-hour commitments in curtailment. • GA 5CP savings through reduction in GA avoidance (over $300K per MW yearly) are recovered the next year. DR3 contracts pay in the current year and range from $60-125K per MW, plus up to $200 per MWh during activations. • DR3 activations are triggered by a combination of forecast market prices and a supply cushion (percentage of supply in reserve). During peak demand season, generator maintenance and outages have been completed and there is generally enough capacity, so supply cushion may not be an issue. DR3 activations often do not coincide with 5CP activations. • DR3 curtailment is calculated using a baseline load prior to the activation. Voluntary curtailments for 5CP prior to a DR3 trigger can impact this baseline, resulting in a lower deemed curtailment and/or a penalty from the aggregator.

more significant GA costs. Aggregators receive no benefit from the 5CP program, but are compensated through DR3 revenue and may be in a conflict of interest and unwilling to provide candid advice to consumers. Summary Any energy consumer with an average monthly peak over 5000 KW can take advantage of the global adjustment 5CP program. Whether

the company develops its energy management strategy alone or with the help of a third-party, the financial savings that result from avoiding the top five demand peaks can be extremely lucrative. Curtailing or displacing load for GA demand response can be accomplished in many ways, and can be the most cost effective way of reducing your electrical costs. It is becoming more difficult for

companies to ignore the program, as other industries and their competitors have already begun to take advantage of the GA, maximizing the opportunity to gain a competitive edge—particularly as GA is forecast to continue rising for the next four years. This article originally appeared on EBMag’s dedicated energy management website, www.Energy-Manager.ca.

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Chassis selection in particular should be carefully thought through every time. Chassis specs change from year to year, so a current Class 3 chassis, for example, may not have the same net payload as an older Class 3 chassis from the same OEM. One of the challenges facing work truck designers is keeping up with these changes. To some degree, you can accomplish this by reviewing new product literature and reading industry trade journals. However, nothing really beats seeing the equipment firsthand and talking directly to representatives of the companies developing this new equipment. Annual events like The Work Truck Show (put on by the National Truck Equipment Association) are unbeatable resources for meeting with hundreds of vendors and checking out their latest products in just a couple of days. MISTAKE #3: Taking your best guess After the preliminary selection of a suitable chassis has been made, perform a detailed weight distribution analysis to determine individual axle loadings. When necessary, optional axles, suspension components and frames may be required to ensure the chassis is not

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onservative estimates in the past have put the loss from construction site theft at around $220 million in Canada annually, but many in the industry speculate that total costs could be closer to a billion dollars,” said Tim Bailey of AvidBuilder.com. Meantime, Frank Fourchalk of Community Capers said “Canada suffers from hundreds of thousands of dollars in construction theft every month.” These numbers are staggering, and what’s clear is that construction site theft is rampant. We’re also certain that both the frequency and severity of VentureLighting_EB_Jan14_v1.qxd 12/5/13 2:55 PM Page 1 theft is well under-reported.

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• The delay to that particular job and future jobs, and potential penalties. • The employee downtime while your people are waiting for replacement tools, equipment or materials, or while they fill out paperwork detailing what items were stolen. • The impact to your insurance, whether it is increased premiums, increased deductibles, cancelled policies or bonding issues. • The impact on your reputation, affecting your customer relations and ability to get the business you want. Top 5 target items The five most common items stolen from electrical contractors include: • Materials (copper, wiring) • Tools (hand and power) • Appliances (furnaces, air-conditioners, electrical panels) • Equipment (ladders, compact tractors and excavators, power cords) • Vehicles (including trailers)

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Electrical contractors are particularly vulnerable because you have items that are in demand and thieves are looking for. In addition, jobsites are usually less secure than a store, and are often in sparsely populated areas, providing thieves the privacy they need to commit the crime. Theft costs business owners millions annually. Here’s how you can keep more of your money in your pocket (and away from thieves). 8 strategies for stopping theft In reality, we understand that loss prevention requires effort and investment; when you consider the entire cost of theft, it is worth taking steps to prevent future losses. The best solution will depend on your situation, the type of inventory you carry, the magnitude of the problem, whether you can band together with other businesses to come up with a solution, etc.

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Just-in-time deliveries limit the amount of material available to be stolen. You’re already striving for lean inventory management, but maybe a special emphasis should be put on high-value/target items, weekends, etc. Fencing and barriers are an effective way to keep people out of a certain area or, at the very least, make it difficult to access. Chains and padlocks can be used to secure gates, materials, tools and equipment. We recommend using grade 70 chain or steel cable (which takes specialized equipment to cut) and professional series locks that are difficult to break. Trailers or tool chests can be used to secure materials, tools, appliances, etc. Trailer locks, including wheel locks or hitch locks, make it difficult to steal the trailer. Some companies remove the hitch and/or wheels when the trailer is going to be parked in the same place for a number of days. Cellular and satellite alarms that detect entry and/or movement can be hooked up to equipment, trailers, etc. Marking with paint, microchips, tape, etc. Some companies have had success with marking tools and materials using vendors such as Stoptheft.ca Marking Systems, CanMark Industries and Operation Hands Off. Live monitored video combines computer programs and human assistance to detect criminal activity and notify security guards or police.

Culture is key to making it all work Developing a culture of loss prevention within a company is the key to reducing theft. The good news is that culture-building is relatively cheap; the challenge is being consistent. Implementing an internal policy on theft, for example, is great and costs only a bit of time, but it

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needs to be enforced to be effective. To kick-start your anti-theft culture, topics for employee meetings could include a reminder of your company policies (including your anti-theft policy), issues that are being encountered, asking for suggestions or ideas on how to prevent theft, discussions on what is being stolen and the ramifications, etc. At any rate, ongoing communication between owners, supervisors and employees is essential to identifying issues and solutions, and keeping everyone focused on profitability and efficiency. Insuring against theft Having insurance will provide you with protection in the event of loss due to theft. However, to ensure you are properly covered, you need to consider more than just price when buying your insurance. Consider the following when discussing your needs with your insurance representative: • What does your company or project need? Buying too much insurance costs you on the front end, while buying too little could cost you far more should you have a claim. • What does the policy actually cover? Does it meet all your needs? • What are the policy limits? Do your limits match the amount of coverage you need? • What deductibles should you choose? Putting a plan together to address thefts may seem daunting at first, but consider how much it would be worth to your business to reduce losses, improve morale, build your company’s reputation or increase the number of jobs you can handle due to increased efficiency and timeliness. Richard Frost, CIP, CRM, is Federated Insurance’s loss prevention consultant for Special Risks and Associations (www.federated.ca).

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standard Products kicks off 2014 with expanded lamp offering

Standard Products is kicking off the New Year with a range of new lamps: PAR38, PAR30LN, PAR30SN, MR16, GU10, R20, BR30 and downlights. Available in 25° and 40° beams, the lamps offer 2700K, 3000K and 4000K colour temperatures, while the sink design boasts outstanding thermal management, ensures long life, and maintenance and energy cost savings. According to the company, professional grade optics ensure uniform beam patterns, while the tight binning process guarantees consistent LED chip colour from lamp to lamp. Dimmable down to 10%, the lamps are also Energy Star approved. STANDARD PRODUCTS www.standardpro.com

Ushio America introduces Uphoria Led Mr-16 series with Cool-Blade heat sink

Ushio America’s Solid State Lighting Group has launched its LED MR-16 series—Uphoria— featuring its Cool-Blade heat sink design where 48 aluminum cooling blades draw heat away from the LEDs. At 6.5W in a standard MR-16 form factor, Uphoria LED lamps incorporate Cree LEDs and are designed to replace higher wattage halogen MR-16 lamps. The lamps are available in flood (35°) and wide flood (60°) beam spreads and in warm white (3000K) or daylight (5700K) colour temperatures. USHIO AMERICA www.ushio.com

ies LeM-7-13 addresses lighting controls for energy management

The Illuminating Engineering Society of North America (IES) says it has published Lighting

Controls for Energy Management (LEM-7-13) to address how “lighting controls play an essential role in all lighting systems, especially when used to enact various control strategies to satisfy visual needs of users and energy management needs of owners”. The document is intended to help designers, users, commissioning agents, and other interested parties learn about energy-saving strategies, design considerations, equipment, communication protocols and the importance of commissioning for lighting control systems in both interior and exterior applications. It is available in print or as a PDF download from the IES at www.ies.org/store. ILLUMINATING ENGINEERING SOCIETY OF NORTH AMERICA www.ies.org

FLir introduces vP50 CAt iv-rated non-contact voltage detector

Ge offers PowerMOd power system for modular data centre market

FLIR Systems has released its pocket-size, CAT IV-rated noncontact voltage detector, the VP50. Some of the key features of this new detector are its LED worklight, and the dual-LED convenience light at the probe tip for illuminating inspection targets. The VP50 also boasts dual alarms to help alert the presence of voltage when working in noisy locations; high/low sensitivity modes; and a low-profile tip to help detect voltage on industrial equipment, lowvoltage installations, and tamperproof outlets. FLIR www.flir.com

GE’s Critical Power business has introduced its PowerMOD containerized power systems platform, claiming to speed data centre expansion and increase energy efficiency and reliability. The GE PowerMOD modular power container can be configured with a range of critical power protection and efficiency technologies, including GE’s automatic transfer switches, switchboards and transformers, to provide backup power from 200kW to 1500kW in standard design points for both 50-hertz and 60-hertz configurations. According to GE, the unit can be deployed in four to five months, instead of 24 months for traditional facilities, with capital expense reductions of almost 25%. GE CRITICAL POWER www.gecriticalpower.com

iriss releases 2nd ed . 10 things You Need to Know About infrared Windows

CBs Arcsafe rsA-12A remote switch actuator for breakers

Leviton Zipline Led boasts market’s fastest Led lighting retrofit

Leviton has expanded its Zipline modular retrofit system with the Zipline LED platinum series, a solution for commercial light fixtures boasting the fastest high performance LED installation on the current market. The system’s plug-in edge-lit light arrays snap into the fixture, helping to eliminate components and wiring mishaps, says the company. Providing more than 50,000 hours at LM80, Zipline LED complies with the Design Lighting Consortium (DLC) for efficiency standards and is dimmable using Leviton Renoir II lighting controls. The UL-listed solution is available in 2x2 37W and 2x4 60W versions. LEVITON www.leviton.com

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Iriss, a player in the industrial infrared (IR) window market for energized electrical inspections and safety, has released the second edition of 10 Things You Need to Know About Infrared Windows. A primary focus of this book is to educate businesses and their electrical personnel so they can perform safer, more efficient electrical inspections resulting in increased reliability. The second edition is pocket sized with notes pages and features a new bonus chapter on installation considerations for IR windows. Additionally, it includes information on new IR window lens materials, a transparent polymer that allow for IR and visual inspections of energized electrical components. Other chapters include IR window applications; how to calculate transmission rates; installation procedures; and risk assessment. IRISS www.iriss.com

The CBS ArcSafe RSA-12A is a custom-built remote switch actuator that remotely operates all styles of Westinghouse/CutlerHammer DS/DSL power circuit breakers. It is designed to operate on equipment with either manual or electric charging mechanisms, and is compatible with all DS breakers without any modification to the breaker. When accompanied by an applicable CBS ArcSafe Remote Switch Operator (RSO) control unit, the RSA-12A provides remote Charge, Close and Open operation from up to 300 ft away from the equipment, reducing the need for bulky personal protective equipment (PPE) and virtually eliminating, says the company, operator fatigue caused by manually operating the breaker while wearing heavy protective gear. CBS ARCSAFE www.cbsarcsafe.com

products Cummins Onan rebrands residential and light commercial generators

Cummins Power Generation says it will be pursuing a one-brand strategy for its residential and light commercial standby generators— by rebranding its Cummins Onan lines to be marketed under the company name. “This rebranding will help us leverage the strength in the Cummins Power Generation brand, reminding customers that the same brand trusted in some of the largest power applications in the world also powers smaller applications such as homes and small businesses,” said Vivek Malapati, residential and commercial segment leader for Cummins Power Generation. Despite the name change, the company ensures the products will still provide “excellent product quality, great customer experiences and an overarching brand promise”. CUMMINS POWER GENERATION www.cumminspower.com

Eaton releases “industry-first” shunt trip safety switches

Eaton says its new shunt trip safety switches provide remote tripping and a visible means of disconnect for commercial and industrial applications, while being the first safety switches in the industry to incorporate a shunt trip module. The switch is

available in two-, three- and fourpole configurations for maximum system voltages of 600V AC and 1000V DC power with fusible and non-fusible protection options. When signaled remotely, the device will electrically trip the switch, enhancing personnel safety and expanding the range of applications where safety switches can be applied, adds Eaton. The switch is designed to communicate with equipment sensors to identify unauthorized or unsafe conditions, and disconnect the machine’s power source to help protect personnel and equipment. It is listed to the UL98 standard for AC configurations and UL98B for DC configurations. EATON www.eaton.com

John Deere releases 13.5L 6135HFG84 and 6135HFG75 gen-set engines

John Deere Power Systems (JDPS) has introduced two 13.5L generator drive diesel engines for emergency stationary gen-set applications in the 350kWe to 500kWe range. The PowerTech E 13.5L Tier 3 and PowerTech 13.5L Tier 2 engines boast reliable, cost-effective standby power for Canada’s 60 Hz market. The

PowerTech E 13.5L 6135HFG84 features higher-output PowerTech E ratings of 401 kW (538 hp) and 460 kW (617 hp) at 1800 rpm, and meets key power nodes of 350 and 400 kWe standby power, while achieving Tier 3 emissions levels. Meanwhile, the PowerTech 13.5L 6135HFG75 offers a power rating of 563 kW (755 hp) at 1800 rpm and meets a key power node of 500 kWe standby power, and achieves Tier 2 emissions levels.

JOHN DEERE POWER SYSTEMS www.johndeere.com/jdpower

Kohler Power Systems releases new 2500REOZDC generator

Kohler Power Systems has released a new 2500kW generator with a V-16 (76L) engine. The 2500REOZDC has a 60Hz standby rating, features a 50C cooling system and heavy-duty air cleaner assembly, as well as dual-bearing alternators. The generator fully integrates with Kohler automatic transfer switches, custom paralleling switchgear and controls, says the company. The generator earned IBC 2012 seismic certification, making it suitable for operations such as hospitals, large data centres and water treatment plants. KOHLER POWER SYSTEMS www.kohlerpower.com/industrial

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3M offers new line of gloves with electricians in mind

3M is offering a new line of hand protection; designed with electricians and contractors in mind, says the company, the 3M Comfort Grip and Gripping Material work gloves provide physical protection from cuts, punctures and abrasions while increasing dexterity and grip. The challenge for many electricians and contractors, says 3M, is finding hand protection that offers the dexterity they need as well as mechanical protection to keep them safe. The General Use Comfort Grip gloves are ideal for light- to medium-duty jobs that require precision handling. The nitrile palm coating provides grip even in wet or oily conditions, and ensures flexibility and abrasion resistance. The Cut-Resistant Comfort Grip gloves are for jobs that require handling abrasive or sharp materials (e.g. cable preparation or wire handling). The Gripping Material Work Glove helps users get a better grip on the job: comprising thousands of micro fingers, the 3M Gripping Material sewn on these gloves provides grip in dirty, wet or oily conditions. Durable synthetic suede, combined with padded fingers and thumbs adds protection, make them suitable for heavy-duty jobs in factories or on construction sites. 3M www.3m.com

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Interconnecting inverter-based generation to supply authority system

EC Rule 84-008 is critical when interconnecting generation facilities feeding into the supply authority system (a.k.a. the grid). Entitled “Loss of supply authority voltage”, Rule 84-008 requires that upon loss of voltage in one or more phases of the grid, any generation facility be automatically disconnected from all ungrounded conductors of the grid that it feeds, and not be reconnected until the normal voltage is restored. This is to ensure the generated power will not feed into a fault on the grid or, when the grid is down for repairs, there is no power going into the system from embedded generation. Failing to meet this requirement is a safety concern, and could expose utility workers to a potential hazard. This rule further permits an approved ‘utility-interactive’ inverter to be utilized to meet that requirement, based on the fact that these inverters are required to meet the anti-islanding requirements of CSA C22.2 No. 107.1, which ensure the inverter will cease to deliver power to the supply authority system upon loss of voltage. Let’s look at two scenarios where this permission could be misapplied.

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#1 Connecting the inverter through a transformer (Figure 1) Depending on the transformer configuration, a loss of one phase on the primary side may only be seen as a phase unbalanced supply on the secondary; hence, the inverter will not disconnect from the grid. This scenario could be perceived as an inverter failing to cease delivering power upon the loss of one phase of the grid but, actually, the inverter didn’t see the loss of phase because of the transformer. Some inverters can detect the unbalance, but that is not a tested capability as per the anti-islanding test in the inverter standard. To resolve this issue, voltage detection should be provided on the transformer primary to detect a loss of phase.

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Answers: eBMag december 2013 Q-1: Wiring systems supplies by an ungrounded supply shall be equipped with a suitable ground fault detection device to indicate the presence of a ground fault. a) true . ref . rule 10-106 (2) . Q-2: The rating of disconnecting means for an X-ray machine with a momentary rating of 170A and long term rating of 60A shall be: c) 100A . ref . rule 52-008 (1) . Q-3: Luminaires, with a minimum weight of [___], are required to be installed so that the branch circuit wiring connections and the bonding connections are accessible for inspection without removing the luminaire support. b) 4 .5 kg . ref . rule 30-308 (2) .

#2 Single-phase inverters connected to 3-phase utility incoming supply (Figure 2) Multiple inverters connected in 3-phase configuration are considered a 3-phase balanced generation system. However, each single-phase inverter will only detect loss power on the phase(s) to which it is connected. To resolve this issue, phase loss sensing is required on all phases such that, upon loss of the grid voltage on any one phase, the generation system automatically disconnects all inverters simultaneously from the system. Section 64, Rule 64-112 reaffirms this requirement and provides additional requirements for connecting singlephase inverters. Finally, when interconnecting a generation facility, confirm that all the interconnection arrangements are in accordance with the requirements of the supply authority to which the generation is connected. Nancy Hanna, P.Eng., is the engineering manager for Codes & Standards Department at Electrical Safety Authority (ESA) where, among other things, she participates in the development of bulletins, guidelines and technical communication concerning code interpretation and consistency issues. She is a LEED Accredited Professional, and is a member of several CSA TSCs for CEC Part 1, including Sections 24, 32, 46, 50 and 64. Nancy can be reached at nancy.hanna@electricalsafety.on.ca.

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