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Upcoming Events

ControlLogix & CompactLogix
- Carrollton, GA - Feb. 9th
- Greenville, SC - Feb. 23rd

Energy Seminar
- Madison Heights, MI - March 22 & 23

Ethernet-TCP/IP
- Carrollton, GA - Feb. 10th
- Greenville, SC - Feb. 24th

Intelligent Motor Control on Tour
- Mansfield, OH - Feb. 9th & 10th
- Columbus, OH - Feb. 15th & 16th
- Hebron, OH - Feb. 18th & 19th

- Toledo, OH - Feb. 22nd & 23rd
- Defiance, OH - Feb. 25th & 26th
- Findlay, OH - March 2nd & 3rd

Lock Out Tag Out, PPE, &
Arc Flash Seminar

- Madison Heights, MI - Feb. 11th


Machine Safeguarding Seminar

- Madison Heights, MI - Feb. 10th

Safety Symposium
- Columbus, OH - March 3rd

Thermography Certification Seminars
Level I

- Norcross, GA - March 22nd - 25th
- New Bern, NC- April 19th - 22nd
Level II
- Norcross, GA - April 19th - 22nd

Rockwell Automation on the Move
- Atlanta, GA - March 10th & 11th
- Charlotte, NC - March 17th & 18th

 

See Training Section for complete listing of upcoming training seminars....

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McNaughton-McKay

 

The year was 1910.  William H. Taft is the President of the United States.  The cost of a first-class stamp is 2-cents.  And most importantly, two young and ambitious men named Arch McKay and John McNaughton open the doors to McNaughton-McKay Electric Company.  2010 marks a milestone year in McNaughton-McKay history, we'll be celebrating our 100th year in business!  So much has changed over the years, but not McNaughton-McKay's rich history and strong tradition of excellence in customer service, and employee support. We thank you for your continued business!

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A New Standard in Transformer Efficiency
In January 2007, The Energy Policy Act of 2005 (EPAct 2005) set the minimum efficiency level (TP1) for transformers. While this standard sets a minimum performance level, transformers rated at TP1 do not provide the greatest efficiency or offer the lowest life cycle cost. Acme Electric POWERWISE C3 transformers are up to 30% more efficient than standard TP1 transformers. Thanks to a more efficient core and higher-grade electrical steel that minimizes losses, these energy-efficient units even exceed the requirements of the US Department of Energy Candidate Standard Level (CSL) 3 performance standard, commonly referred to as “CS.”... click to learn more
 

Intelligent Industrial ETHERNET Solutions by Hirschmann

In the future, standardized, low-cost transmission technologies such as Industrial ETHERNET and IP will increasingly be used in the close-to-machine process levels which were previously clearly dominated by field bus systems such as Profibus, CAN or Interbus. The prerequisite for this is Industrial ETHERNET components which are able to cope with harsh factory floor conditions, and operate there fault-free over the long term. In addition to an IP 67 switch, an appropriately robust and compact M12 connector is required to guarantee reliable real time transmission with high availability...click to learn more
 

The Next Great Innovation in Conduit Bodies Allows a 4 to 1 SKU Reduction

The Universal Elbow will greatly reduce the amount of parts you need to stock. It replaces LL, LR, LB and C conduit bodies. With the LU you’ll no longer have to worry about whether or not you have the right conduit body for the job. As the name implies, this solution truly goes anywhere a conduit elbow is needed. The T&B® Fittings BlueKote® Universal Conduit Elbow enables you to run fiber optic cable in a ¾” system — and maintain cable bend radius — instead of in a 2" system...click to learn more