Consulting-Specifying Engineer - October 2007 - (Page 64) New Products O-rings. (EFX1 series by Hazloc Heaters) www.HazlocHeaters.com #6 E Printed circuit board terminal blocks are RoHs compliant. The terminal blocks feature spring-and-screw clamps, fixed and pluggable wiring, single and double levels, and industry compatible pluggable versions. The line is available in a range of sizes from 3.5 mm to 10.16 mm. (ASI PCB by Automation Systems Interconnect) www.asi-ez.com #7 C E in four sizes from 0.5 in. to 2 in. and it is UL listed and meets both EIA and TIA requirements. (Cablo Snap by Cablofil) www.cablofill.com #8 the drive to consume less energy, while the automatic motor adaptation feature leverages the motor’s full operating potential. The drive features a smart logic controller to integrate the drive and motor, and also AC and DC brake functions. (VLT Micro Drive by Danfoss Drives) www.namc.danfoss.com #10 P Sewer guide and utility lead hose provides abrasion protection for sewer jetting hose and camera equipment. The guide hose is constructed from crush-resistant polyethylene copolymer hose with double-profile construction. It is offered in 1.5 in., 2 in. and 2 in. widths in standard 3 ft. lengths. The hose also features two leak-proof polyweld cuffs and functions at temperatures between -40°F and 140°F. (Tiger Tail Guide Hose by Flexaust) www.flexaust.com #11 E Modular power distribution units connect directly to the facility input power. The control units have three-phase input, six single-phase branch circuits, extension bars and six IEC C19 outlets with the option for 42 total outlets. (3-Phase Modular Power Distribution Unit by Hewlett Packard) www.hp.com #12 Coating suppresses the growth of microorganism and resists the accumulation of soil on HVAC equipment and products. This exclusive coating is ASTM Method G 21-96 certified and has passed the New York State Antibacterial Test. (Anti Microbial Soil Resistant coating by Carnes) www.carnes.com #9 H H Cable bundlers secure Variable frequency drive wires to cable trays and eliminate pinching and over-tightened ties. Built-in teeth snap the bundler around the loose wires and hold them firmly to the cable trays. The bundlers are available designed for plug-and-play control of AC motors up to 3 hp. The device eliminates the need for an external controller and offers side-by-side mounting. An automatic energy optimizer function allows Switches deploy EtherAC net-control systems directly onto a machine, process or factory floor. The line includes both an unmanaged and managed version. The managed switch supports VLAN, QoS, port trunking, port mirroring, SNMP, DHCP, auto/crossing/auto negotiating and is able to perform selfhealing connections. These switches feature eight 10/100 Ethernet ports along with dual power contacts and a serial interface port. (IP67 Industrial Ethernet Switch by Weidmuller) www.weidmuller.com #13 Input #234 at csemag.com/quickResponse 64 Consulting-Specifying Engineer • OCTOBER, 2007 http://www.HazlocHeaters.com http://www.cablofill.com http://www.namc.danfoss.com http://www.asi-ez.com http://www.carnes.com http://www.flexaust.com http://www.hp.com http://solaronicsusa.com http://solaronicsusa.com http://www.weidmuller.com http://csemag.com/quickResponse
Table of Contents Feed for the Digital Edition of Consulting-Specifying Engineer - October 2007 Consulting-Specifying Engineer - October 2007 Contents On the Web In the News M/E Roundtable How To Beat the Energy Codes Professional Practices Codes & Standards A Capital Job on Engineered Buiding Systems Going Green in Data Centers Overcurrent Protection: Fuses or Breakers? Third-Party Liability Management Report New Products Product Spotlight Jobs/Classifieds Specifier's Notebook Consulting-Specifying Engineer - October 2007 Consulting-Specifying Engineer - October 2007 - Consulting-Specifying Engineer - October 2007 (Page Cover1) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - October 2007 - Consulting-Specifying Engineer - October 2007 (Page Cover2) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - October 2007 - Consulting-Specifying Engineer - October 2007 (Page 1) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - October 2007 - Consulting-Specifying Engineer - October 2007 (Page 2) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - October 2007 - Contents (Page 3) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - October 2007 - Contents (Page 4) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - October 2007 - Contents (Page 5) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - October 2007 - Contents (Page 6) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - October 2007 - Contents (Page 7) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - October 2007 - Contents (Page 8) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - October 2007 - Contents (Page 9) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - October 2007 - Contents (Page 10) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - October 2007 - On the Web (Page 11) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - October 2007 - On the Web (Page 12) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - October 2007 - In the News (Page 13) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - October 2007 - In the News (Page 14) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - October 2007 - In the News (Page 15) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - October 2007 - In the News (Page 16) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - October 2007 - M/E Roundtable (Page 17) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - October 2007 - M/E Roundtable (Page 18) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - October 2007 - M/E Roundtable (Page 19) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - October 2007 - M/E Roundtable (Page 20) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - October 2007 - M/E Roundtable (Page 21) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - October 2007 - M/E Roundtable (Page 22) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - October 2007 - How To Beat the Energy Codes (Page 23) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - October 2007 - How To Beat the Energy Codes (Page 24) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - October 2007 - How To Beat the Energy Codes (Page 25) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - October 2007 - How To Beat the Energy Codes (Page 26) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - October 2007 - How To Beat the Energy Codes (Page 27) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - October 2007 - How To Beat the Energy Codes (Page 28) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - October 2007 - Professional Practices (Page 29) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - October 2007 - Professional Practices (Page 30) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - October 2007 - Professional Practices (Page 31) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - October 2007 - Professional Practices (Page 32) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - October 2007 - Professional Practices (Page 33) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - October 2007 - Professional Practices (Page 34) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - October 2007 - Codes & Standards (Page 35) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - October 2007 - Codes & Standards (Page 36) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - October 2007 - Codes & Standards (Page 37) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - October 2007 - A Capital Job on Engineered Buiding Systems (Page 38) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - October 2007 - A Capital Job on Engineered Buiding Systems (Page 39) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - October 2007 - A Capital Job on Engineered Buiding Systems (Page 40) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - October 2007 - A Capital Job on Engineered Buiding Systems (Page 41) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - October 2007 - Going Green in Data Centers (Page 42) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - October 2007 - Going Green in Data Centers (Page 43) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - October 2007 - Going Green in Data Centers (Page 44) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - October 2007 - Going Green in Data Centers (Page 45) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - October 2007 - Going Green in Data Centers (Page 46) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - October 2007 - Going Green in Data Centers (Page 47) Consulting-Specifying Engineer - October 2007 - Overcurrent Protection: Fuses or Breakers? 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