Independent Electrical Contractors
Beta Testing Beta testing is underway for IEC National’s first limited energy module, one part of an in-development limited energy program. The first module, Introduction to Limited Energy Systems, covers
Shortly after the COVID-19 virus began spreading rapidly in the United States in early 2020, healthcare workers, manufacturers, and researchers shifted their attention to the new demands brought on by
Just when you thought you had a handle on the trends in commercial space, boom. Everything changes—and commercial spaces may never be the same again. With new regulations and requirements
Certification marks can be used in different ways on many types of products. Specific marks and their types will vary depending on the region and the certification body. At Intertek,
Even though an 1879 patent filed by Thomas Edison provided a glimpse of the definition of what would become circuit breakers, fuses (use once and throw away) were the standard
We see you out there shaving, cutting, and removing the screwdriver insulation that keeps you safe when needing to access tightly recessed screws in potentially energized equipment. Do not take
IEC National Applauds its Outstanding Chapter Network During COVID-19 with its CMS and BBB Expansion Before the COVID-19 outbreak, only a handful of chapters maximized the use of IEC’s robust
Having the right tools for a project is a game-changer for electrical and systems contractors, but it can seem like a necessary evil if you have to invest in tools
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Determining the appropriate connector may not be that simple. Each style has its advantages and disadvantages. Let’s explore why one style is used over the other, and the benefits and
Electrical, low voltage, and mechanical systems are the lifeblood of any facility’s operation. They carry power, voice, data, and electricity to keep facilities and businesses fully functioning. But the environments
