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Finch™ Takes Flight
Byrne’s clever new accessory is perfectly positioned to elevate any space with easily-accessible power from both the front and back.
Outlet Sparking: Staying Connected & Safe
Did you know that there’s a spark every time an electrical outlet connection is made? You may not always see that little flash of light, but it’s there—both when plugging in and pulling a plug out. Creating that spark might catch you by surprise, but it’s totally normal. While most sparks ...
Read MoreThe Power Puzzle: Reaching Middle Ground
More and more, companies are embracing open concept work spaces—areas designed around optimizing human interaction and collaboration. And for many people, this kind of dynamic, synergistic work isn’t very likely if workers are tethered against the wall. Looking to create an active, team ...
Read MoreWhat are the Risks of Non UL Listed Products in Your Workplace?
Outfitting an entire office space can seem daunting at first. Confronting a budget in this scenario is particularly complicated. And in times like this, it can be easy to want to find a way to cut a few corners and save some cost.But finding cheaper (emphasis on the cheaper) products to outfit the ...
Read MoreCharging 101: How Do Amperage, Voltage, and Wattage Affect Charging Devices?
Have you ever Googled "what is charging"? The funny thing is, it seems like such as obvious question until you see the answers.The Basics of Charging Your DevicesYour phone battery is essentially a tiny compartment of chemical energy. Every time you plug your phone in to charge, you’re basically ...
Read MoreUL Listed vs. UL Recognized: What's the difference?
If you’ve been browsing this blog (or other helpful resources around electrical components and products), then you’ve probably come into contact with the phrases “UL Listed” and “UL Recognized.” But what do they mean? And which one is more important?But first of all, what is “UL?” ...
Read MoreCalifornia Title 24 Part 6: What It Means for You
In the pursuit of a more sustainable future, reducing energy consumption is a critical goal. Commercial buildings are significant consumers of energy, making it imperative to identify and mitigate key areas of high usage. Lighting accounts for roughly 18% of energy consumption in non-residential ...
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