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Electrical
OSHA Extension Cord Regulations for Construction and General Industry
“Are those extension cords OSHA compliant?” Generally speaking, this isn’t a question you’ll hear on a construction site. People tend...
Read MoreNEC Adoption by State: A State-by-State Guide to Compliance
The NEC describes how to create safe electrical systems, but it's not the law everywhere. Find out which state laws...
Read MoreFiber Innerduct: A Guide for Electrical Wholesalers
If you supply your customers with low-voltage cabling — especially fiber optic cables — you should also offer fiber innerduct....
Read MoreMeasuring Electrical Conduit Sizes at the Job Site
Electrical conduit dimensions are standardized, but only up to a point. Find out how you can quickly and easily measure...
Read MoreWhat Is a Cable Coiler? A Guide for Electrical Wholesalers
Electrical distributors sold more than $20 billion worth of wire and cable in 2023, a figure that’s only expected to...
Read MorePhotovoltaic Wire Management for Utility-Scale Solar Installations
The commercial solar industry broke a record in 2023, with 18.4 gigawatts (GW) of new solar power hitting the U.S....
Read MoreCable Storage, Conduit Racks, and Shelving for Electrical Wholesalers
In 2024, the electrical equipment wholesaling industry revenue is expected to reach $279.9 billion, and demand is increasing.
Read MoreUnderground Utilities: Key Practices for Electricians and Distributors
In the United States alone, utilities depend on over 20 million miles of underground infrastructure — and that number may...
Read MoreChoosing a Cable Reel Roller: A Buyer’s Guide for Electricians and Wholesalers
For electricians, pulling cable can be slow, difficult work — but with the right equipment, it’s a minor part of...
Read MoreThe Ergonomics of Cable Pulling: Improving Safety at Electrical Installations
Cable pulling is hard work, and if you’re not using appropriate equipment, it’s potentially dangerous. Fighting out cable from a...
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