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Alpha Wire
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Eaton
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Alpha Wire has engineered wire and cables that excel in taming tough
applications. From the harsh environment of a factory floor, to critical
controls on an offshore oil rig, cables from Alpha Wire are working
reliably day-in and day-out.
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Eaton offers a comprehensive portfolio of end-to-end electrical solutions including distribution, generation, and quality control equipment. Their portfolio includes Automation and Control, Circuit Protection, Electrical Distribution, Power Quality and more.
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Fluke Networks
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Hubbell
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Fluke Networks offers best of breed solutions that span network
deployment, network performance management and troubleshooting, as well
as security and performance monitoring.
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Hubbell Incorporated is an international manufacturer of quality
electrical and electronic products for a broad range of non-residential
and residential construction, industrial and utility applications.
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IDEAL Industries
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Lutron Electronics
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Over 6,000 items make up the IDEAL family of products including some
whose names have become synonymous with their function. Their products have found their way into the tool bags of
professionals and have solidified the IDEAL reputation as an engineer of
innovative and trustworthy products.
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Lutron is a technology-centered and people-driven company. As a private corporation guided by their founder’s simple but profound Five Principles, Lutron has a long history of significant growth and smart innovations.
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N-Tron
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OMRON
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N-TRON develops, manufactures, and markets highly
reliable industrial network products designed to solve the most
demanding Industrial Ethernet communications requirements for
mission-critical MIS, data acquisition, and control applications.
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OMRON is a manufacturer of control equipment, factory automation
systems, electronic components, automotive electronics, ticket vending
machines and medical equipment.
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Schneider Electric
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Siemens
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From 1836 to today, Schneider Electric has transformed itself into the
global specialist in energy management. Starting from its roots in the
iron and steel industry, heavy machinery, and ship building, it moved
into electricity and automation management.
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For more than 165 years, Siemens has built a reputation for leading-edge electronics and electrical engineering, operating in the industry, energy, healthcare, and infrastructure & cities sectors.
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Thomas & Betts
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TORK
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Peel back the walls of your home or office, look inside the electrical
appliances that fill your home or workplace, or gaze out at the
landscape on your next drive in the country, and you'll find these, and
hundreds of other Thomas & Betts products helping connect and
transmit electricity for everyday use.
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TORK’s finely engineered time switches have been reliably controlling everything from lighting to farm feeding for almost a century. But mechanical and digital time switches aren’t their only specialty; the TORK offering includes Photocontrols, Occupancy Sensors, and TORKAlert™ Signaling Devices.
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WEG
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WEG is the largest industrial electric motor manufacturer in the
Americas and one of the largest manufacturers of electric motors in the
world producing more than 10 million units annually.
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