Top 6 safety technologies for utility construction.
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National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA) revision covers enclosures for electrical equipment rated not more than 1000 V and intended to be installed and used for non-hazardous (unclassified) locations and hazardous (classified) locations.
Recognition honors efforts to assist other utilities affected by Hurricane Florence.
In his new role, Dotson will manage CBS's rapidly growing Lakeland service team, which serves customers throughout Florida and more.
Hard hat inventor kicks off 100th anniversary celebration.
Welcome to the January 2019 edition of Utility Products.
Climbing animals present one of the greatest threats to substation operation. TransGard fencing prevents climbing animals from accessing substation equipment and deters them from trying again.
With the ability to test and analyze two fibers in a single test, technicians were able to complete testing in nearly half the time it took on similar jobs.
MEA honors four individuals at ComEd with Life Sustaining Awards and presents twelve ComEd employees with Meritorious Service awards.
Utilities are using Enview to detect encroaching vegetation that threatens power lines and can cause wildfires.
Leading West Coast utility company deploys the latest in connected safety, gas detection and data analytics with 24/7 live Blackline monitoring.
Today, distributed and transient devices are connected and working together across the field — generating new efficiencies but also creating new risks. For the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), connectivity in itself is the first of many security obstacles.
Welcome to the November/December 2018 edition of Utility Products. Topics this month include: online equipment monitoring; protecting poles from wildfire damage; diagnosing causes of premature transformer failure; and much more.
It’s imperative that electric utilities and other pole owners act to reduce their risk of fire damage to poles and the subsequent outages caused by pole failures. Effective right-of-way practices, including regular trimming, clearing and herbicide application go a long way in helping prevent fire-related damage.
