October 2013
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Ideal Industries Datacomm Products
Wheelock® ExederTM LED Series
Metalux WaveStreamTM LED Lighting
Telecommunications Grounding & Bonding
RAB Introduces ENTRA LED Doorway Lighting
SyspendTM 281-MAX HMI Suspension System
BlueWave Security Solutions
HMS Anybus® and Netbiter®
Lutron Wireless Occupancy Sensors
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HAI by Leviton
ThinManager®
Fiber Optic Choices & Systems Selection
IP Displays - Web-Based Smart LED Displays
Energy Management with Fluke
F32T8: Still the Industry Workhorse
StratixTM 5900
Allen-Bradley® Training Schedule
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IDEAL Industries - Datacomm Products
By: Tom Herbstreith - Datacomm Specialist - Lansing
NaviTEK® II Frontline
Network Technician Tool
NaviTEK® II is a powerful and
versatile frontline technician tool
with an easy to use interface for the
testing and troubleshooting of modern network and cabling systems.
All models include a large color
screen with an on screen keyboard
and easy to use icon driven 5-way
navigation. NaviTEK® II easily
handles network speeds up to gigabit Ethernet
and includes modern features such as PoE, IPv6,
VLANs and advanced pin by pin cable mapping
with accurate distance to fault. The PRO model
adds support for Fiber and 802.1x. Up to 250 test
reports can be organized into 5 job folders and
exported via USB for reporting purposes.
LanXPLORER™ In-Line
Network Tester
• Network connectivity and diagnostics for 10/100/1000Mb
Ethernet
• Options for dual copper
ports for in-line testing, Fiber
optic SFP port and Wi-Fi
• Network mapping to all devices on the network and can
group into categories
• Save and recall Network Maps to identify
changes in the network such as new or missing
devices
• List of top talkers to identify the source of network slowness
• Power over Ethernet (PoE) testing with load
simulation to fully test PoE power supply equipment and in-line testing to measure power
consumption
• Full wire map testing and TDR to locate cabling
faults
• Displays total, average, peak network bandwidth, error generation & packet size distribution
SignalTEK® II
Cable and Network
Qualifier
• Designed to test copper and fiber cabling that
is capable of supporting
VOIP, Web, Video, Data
and CCTV applications
over 10/100 or Gigabit Ethernet.
• User-exchangeable RJ45 inserts and intuitive
screen icons
• Completed jobs can be reported upon, using
the internal memory and USB interface to export
results
• Performs active network load testing through
switches all the way to the server
• Full Gigabit bi-directional load testing
• Ability to identify Ethernet, Power over Ethernet
(PoE) and POE+ issues.
• Provides wiremapping by pin as well as pair
• Tone generator for cable tracing
Where SignalTEK II sits within the range
The NaviTEK II cable verifier
range is recommended for rapid
fault finding on cables as well as
Ethernet connectivity tests
IDEAL NETWORKS
Product Advisor
The SignalTEK II range
is recommended for cable
and link qualification
especially Gigabit Ethernet
Customer type
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Industrial Ethernet specialists
IT administrators
Systems integrators
Network cabling companies
IT consultants/troubleshooters
The LanXPLORER range is recommended
for advanced Ethernet troubleshooting, WiFi
scanning and VoIP monitoring
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Fiber cable tests
WiFi tests
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Cable verification (wiremapping), during installation
quick check and detailed fault finding
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Gigabit Ethernet link qualification through switches
Cable installation Ethernet qualification
WiFi access point scanning
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Wheelock® ExcederTM LED Series
By: Angela Galligher - Sales Manager - Fort Wayne
Wheelock Series E70/E90
Cooper Industries has expanded the WheeSpeaker Strobes
lock® ExcederTM LED line to include Speaker
Strobes, Speakers, Amber Lens Speaker
Strobes and Strobes. Wheelock products are
designed for high fidelity sound output. The
product features the widest frequency response range in the industry and is the first in
the industry to utilize LED as the light source. These products are ideal for mass notification • Low profile strobes
• Designed for high efficiency sound output
systems. The products are sure to provide
• Field selectable input voltage (25/70 VRMS)
material and overall system cost savings. • Field selectable taps from 1/8 to 2 watts
Wheelock Exceder LED
MNS Speaker Strobes
Wheelock Series
ET80 Speaker
Strobes
• Offers a rugged and vandal-resistant design
• High performance to meet the critical needs
of the life safety industry for voice and tone
signaling
• Ideal for mass notification applications
• Feature industry-leading intelligibility in a
sleek modern, low profile design
• Indoor wall mount applications
Wheelock Exceder
LED MSN Strobes
• Industries lowest current draw in one of the
smallest, most compact single gang designs
• Cooper’s patented LED technology provides
best-in-class efficiency, allowing for a greater
number of appliances on the notification appliance circuit
• Requires 20% fewer power supplies
• Small, sleek, low profile design
• Single gang design
• Four field selectable candela settings
• No tools needed for setting changes
• Four convenient mounting options for both
new and retrofit construction.
Metalux WaveStreamTM LED Lighting
By: Brian DeBoer - Account Manager - Cadillac
Over the last several years, LED lighting technology has been evolving at a
rapid rate. Cooper Lighting – Metalux has
recently introduced a breakthrough in LED
technology that will take LED’s mainstream. WaveStreamTM technology will change
the way we think about LED lighting. This
technology transforms LED light from harsh Life expectancy is 60,000 hours. That
point source lighting to an efficient nonequates to 8 hours a day, 7 days a week
intrusive luminous plane.
for 20 years before service is required. The
Encounter fixture has a shallow 3 ¼ “ deep
SkyRidgeTM and EncounterTM are two series housing, making it ideal for retrofit applicaof fixtures utilizing WaveStream technology tions. Both series are available in multiple
in residential, commercial and industrial
lumen packages and have a 0 – 10 volt
environments. These fixtures are designed dimming driver to increase energy savings
to fit in 2’ x 2’, 2’ x 4’ and soon 1’x 4’ grid
opportunities. ceilings. Both the Sky Ridge and Encounter
series deliver unparalleled combination of
With this new technology, seeing is believlight uniformity, visual comfort and supeing. Contact your local Kendall Electric
rior efficiency and energy savings. These
Account Manager for more information or
systems are available in 3000K, 3500K
to schedule a demonstration.
or 4000K color temperatures with 85CRI
rating.
The October
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Encounter LED
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2013
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WaveStream
LED Series
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Telecommunications Grounding & Bonding in
the Telecommunications Room & Beyond
The largest portion of grounding and bonding for
telecommunications installers typically occurs in
the Telecommunications Room (TR, aka closet).
There are a number of industry standards that
help guide installers by recommending best practices for installing a telecommunications grounding and bonding system that is reliable, standards compliant, and professional in appearance
such as the ANSI/TIA-607-B, NECA/BICSI-607,
and design manuals like the BICSI Telecommunications Distribution Methods Manual (TDMM).
By: Gary Marret - Telcom Data Specialist - Fort Wayne
The purpose of these systems is specific
for each and cannot be used in place of the
other. This article will be specific to the Telecommunications Bonding Infrastructure.
Telecommunications
Bonding Infrastructure
The ANSI/TIA-607-B specifies requirements
for a generic telecommunications bonding
and grounding infrastructure, and its interconnection to other systems, for locations
where telecommunications equipment will
The NFPA 70 (National Fire Protection Associabe or are installed. It specifies not only the
tion), known as the National Electrical Code
(NEC) chapter 8, is specific to additional require- Telecommunications Bonding Backbone
ments for communications systems. The purpose (TBB) and its connections to busbars,
known as the Telecommunications Main
of the NEC is the practical safeguarding of persons and property from hazards arising from the Grounding Busbar (TMGB) and the Telecommunications Grounding Busbar (TGB),
use of electricity. The code contains provisions
but also extends out from the busbars
that are necessary for safety. Standards are in
and through the racks right down to the IT
place to insure quality of installation and consistency whereas the codes (NEC) are required for equipment itself in both Telecommunication
Rooms (TR) and computer/server rooms.
the safeguarding of persons and property from
hazards arising from the use of electricity.
There is a technical difference between “grounding” and “bonding.” The NEC defines “grounding”
as being connected to ground or to a conductive body that extends the ground connection.
Ground connections take place at the electrical
entrance facility and power sources such as
transformers. The rest of the system is actually
“bonding”. The grounding wire inside of electrical
plugs is part of the bonding system. So are the
conduits and jumper wires that are used to connect equipment and structures together. Anytime
a connection is made to establish electrical contiThe purpose of the telecommunications
nuity, the connection is a “bonding” connection.
grounding system is to create a low impedance path to earth ground for electrical
Grounding Systems
surges and transient voltages. The grounding system is not just an insurance policy
There should be three separate and distinct
against lightning strikes. It is an active
grounding systems at every site. They are
functioning system that provides protection
the Grounding Electrode System, Equipment
Grounding System, and the Telecommunications for personnel and equipment.
Bonding Infrastructure.
The purpose of the TBB is to reduce or
equalize potential differences between telecommunications spaces. The TBB originates
at the TMGB and extends continuously
throughout the building using the telecommunications pathways. The TBB should be
built first and then bonded to the TGB that is
present in each TR.
The TMGB must be bonded to the building
steel and the AC service entrance ground
busbar that is bonded to the GES to earth
ground.
The ANSI/TIA-607-B states that the TBB
shall be a continuous minimum number 6
AWG and up to a maximum size of 750 kcmil
depending on distance. NECA/BICSI-607 requires two-hole compression lugs when connecting to the TGB and recommend using a
compression HTAP when connecting the TGB
with a jumper to the TBB. One-hole lugs can
twist if bumped causing the bolted connection
to loosen. Anti-oxidants should always be applied to mating surfaces.
Each TGB should be bonded to the building
steel and all metallic raceways bonded to the
TGB.
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RAB Introduces
ENTRA LED Doorway Lighting
Telecommunications Room Bonding
Once all the bonds from the TGB to the
building steel, raceways, and TBB have been
made, the TR is ready to have the racks and
cabinets bonded to the TGB.
When electronic equipment such as switches,
routers, and other IT equipment are mounted
on the rack, they should be bonded with a
jumper from their lug ground pad to the rack
with a two-hole lug. If the equipment does not
have a ground pad, the next best option is to
bond the equipment rack ears directly to the
rack using the Panduit bonding screws above.
When assembling the racks, verify that you
have electrical continuity between all structure
materials. Some manufacturers provide paint
piercing washers with their racks so that the
powder coated parts are bonded together
when assembled. If paint piercing washers
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are not provided, grind any paint off that may
prevent continuity when assembling the racks.
Anti-oxidants should always be applied to mating surfaces.
Different options exist on how to bond racks
to the TGB. It depends on the size and
configuration of the installation. You can run
the Telecommunications Equipment Bonding
Conductor (TEBC) directly from each rack to
the TGB for smaller installations. For larger installations you should run a continuous TEBC
from the TGB down each row of racks making
a bond from the TEBC to each rack utilizing a
compression style HTAP.
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Inspecting The Telecommunications
Bonding System
Do a complete visual inspection of the
bonding system. Verify you have physical
continuity throughout the system starting
at the Electrical Service entrance panel to
the TMGB, TMGB to each TGB, and each
TGB to its racks, metallic raceways, and
building steel.
Verify two-hole compression lugs are
used on racks and busbars.
Confirm that the equipment is bonded to
the racks.
Perform two-point resistance measurements between surfaces where bonds
are desired. You should have less than
0.1 ohms.
Check for excessive currents on the conductors bonded to the TMGB and TGB
with a clamp on ammeter at the busbar.
You should have less than 1 amp with AC
currents and less than .5 amps with DC
currents.
The conductors used in bonding the racks
to the TGB should be insulated with a green
jacket to indicate that they are being used for
grounding purposes. In most TRs the use of
#6 AWG TEBC is sufficient due to the limited
length required within the closet space.
Mechanical connectors are allowed for bonding the TEBC to racks, but compression lugs
are recommended to prevent loosening.
Always use thread forming screws to pierce
the paint in the treaded holes or scrape any
paint off the rack to complete the connection.
Anti-oxidants should always be applied to mating surfaces.
By: Rob Felts
Account Manager
Coldwater
In the ever changing world of LED lighting, RAB
is pleased to introduce ENTRA, the new 12 watt
LED entry light. They are available for shipment
as of September 9, 2013.
ENTRA is an affordable high performance replacement for 70 watt high pressure sodium tall
packs typically used in commercial and industrial
applications. It is available in three types of light;
5000K-cool, 4000K-neutral, and 3000K-warm to
provide the perfect color for your choosing. The
fixture is suitable for wet locations with the body
made of die cast aluminum available in bronze
or white and comes with a vandal-resistant
polycarbonate molded housing and lens. The
overall size is 7-3/4”T X 6-1/16”W X 3-1/8”D and
is designed to mount to 4” boxes. Photo cells are
also available as an option, pre-mounted.
The fixture is designed so that it provides a wide
down light of 1284 lumens over doorways, building exteriors, stairways, and storage areas. This
is a very efficient lumen output of 89 lumens per
watt. Based on LM80 and TM-21 calculations,
the lifespan of the ENTRA fixture is 100,000
hours or approximately 27 years. Over the life
of the fixture, ENTRA will save over $700.00 in
energy cost based on $0.10/KWh and 10 hours
average usage per day. It could very well be the
last doorway light you install! All RAB LED light
fixtures carry a 5 year warranty.
Visit the RAB website at www.rabweb.com to
view all the latest in LED outdoor lighting. They
seem to have something new almost every time
I visit their site. If you have any questions or need assistance
on choosing the proper products for your
bonding system, contact your Kendall Electric
Account Manager.
Special thanks to Tom Turner, business development manager at Panduit, for information
provided in this article.
Panduit bonding screws have threadforming threads and serrations under the
head that remove the paint off mounting
flanges and patch panels RGTBSG-C
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SYSPENDTM 281-MAX HMI
Suspension System
By: Brad Ewart- Account Manager - Lansing
aX Let’s review the growing family of suspension systems made by Hoffman Enclosures,
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was introduced to give the controls market pedestal mounting which is capable of
a very flexible suspension system solution. supporting weights up to 77 lbs. Improved safety is built into the SYSPEND
281-MAX system using set screws to
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your
enclosures
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using athe rements for suspension system designs in
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meet your
requirements.
areas. Movable joints
the markets of automotive, machine tool,
Hoffman’s new SYSPEND™ 281-MAX provides heavy-duty HMI
material handling, OEM system integrators are supported with heavy duty bearings
up to a maximum
load capacity
of 281 use
lbs. With
flexible
allowing
for repeated
while
cutting
and packaging, Hoffmansuspension
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their
configuration
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tubes and die-cast aluminum
components
cleaning,
storageopor safety considerations.
supports up to 281 lbs. It
also allows
SYSPEND 281-MAX HMI suspension
erators to easily relocate controls into and
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Hoffman’s new SYSPEND™ 281-MAX provides heavy-duty HMI
suspension
up to a maximum
load capacity
of 281 lbs. With flexible
CC3000,
and
CCC4000. configuration built around a modular design, the 281-MAX provides
an aesthetically pleasing solution for use in a wide range of process
control applications where an enclosure needs to be ergonomically
repositioned for various users or positioned out of the way for
cleaning, storage or safety considerations.
Whatever your suspension system application requires, get with your local
Kendall
Electric
Account
Manager and
Modern
modular design
and easy
installation.
superior HMI support, easy adjustment.
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enclosures and maintains the NEMA Type 12 enclosure rating when properly installed.
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• Supports up to 281 lbs. and
allows operators to easily move
controls into and out of position
• Multiple modular components
for simple, ergonomic operation
built to fit any application
superior HMI support, easy adjustment.
Clean lines, smooth transitions, attractive aesthetics, easy cleaning, improved safety and
more. The broad range of tubes and components are engineered to provide ergonomic,
fatigue-free operation—in easy to use and visually appealing configurations. Tubing
provides structural integrity and acts as a conduit for equipment wiring, further enhancing
the refined, modern look. The 281-MAX is compatible with Hoffman’s full line of HMI
enclosures and maintains the NEMA Type 12 enclosure rating when properly installed.
• Height-adjustable pedestal
mounting solution supports up
to 77 lbs.
• Tubes attach with set screws
Tubes
available in eight lengths
into recessed mounting areas
for improved safety with no
additional drilling required
Optional light signal adapter
covers
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any time without disassembling
the complete system
Optional light signal adapter
covers
Components provide 300-degree
rotation with easy torque
adjustment
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rotation with easy torque
adjustment
• Clean lines and smooth
transitions for attractive
aesthetics and ease of cleaning
• Heavy-duty bearings in all
movable joints provide smooth
operation and withstand the
stresses of repeated use
Optional 30-degree tilt adapter
BlueWave Security
Solutions
By: Lee Butler
Account Manager
Birmingham
BlueWave Security is an IP lock and security company
that provides end-to-end, IP based physical access
control solutions that deliver both traditional electronic
access control EAC and Wi-Fi enabled capabilities in
one integrated package. BlueWave Security is most
commonly used in retail, commercial, government,
healthcare and institutional entities. This product can
be used in multiple sites, with an unlimited amount of
access points and users. The April issue of the Connection introduced BlueWave technology and how it is
typically used. In this issue we will be looking at some
new applications using the same technology. I was recently asked by a maintenance manager, “Do
you have something that I can use to tell me who
opens my control cabinet doors in this facility? I want
to know who they are, what time they were in the cabinet, and when they left.”
This is not the first time I have been asked this question. Industrial plants have many skilled workers, all of
who have different levels of expertise. For instance,
once trained, a machine operator may be allowed
to reset an overload or reset a fault in a cabinet, an
engineer may be given permission to make programming changes, or an electrician to replace a failed
component. Sometimes, a person may try to do more
than what they have been trained to do, all with good
intentions, but this often leads to issues which could
take even longer to resolve. In an effort to reduce the
amount of downtime and to track the time to repair,
these types of issues can be measured and used in
order to help improve troubleshooting techniques and
procedures. Have you ever thought of BlueWave Security as your
solution to provide this feedback from the factory floor?
We often think of access control for applications such
as turnstiles and doors for secure locations. With BlueWave Security, we now have a great solution for your
control cabinets! BlueWave Security can also use the
same proven technology in industrial applications for
access control. These components connect to a small
controller and then can be networked over the plant
network. Or if you prefer, you can install your own local
network connected to a central computer. You can
then gather the information to track activity in and out
of the cabinets. This information can also be matched
with downtime events within the facility, if desired. Continued on next page...
Optional 30-degree tilt adapter
Easily accessible cable pathway
Easily accessible cable pathway
Set screws grab into recessed
components
Set screws grab into recessed
components
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Door Controllers communicate with the
essional management software in real-time over
t networks. The NetGen™ door controllers support
ard Wiegand credential readers & 12 or 24 volt
s. Customers with existing Wiegand readers and
ctronics can leverage their investment and reduce
NetGen™ controllers to upgrade legacy systems.
REX (Request
to Exit Button)
Ethernet 802.3 Door Controller
Part# NG1-E
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cabinet to mount
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this solution is Tech
available.
The information desired
Email: Sales@BlueWaveSecurity.com
can be gathered
using BlueWave Security’s
www.BlueWaveSecurity.com
“BlueView Pro” software.
BlueView Pro Software:
• Can be used to configure, administer, and
monitor a single door, or to scale to hundreds
with multiple administrators.
• Utilizes a Microsoft SQL Server Database.
• Door can be configured with an IN & OUT
reader and can be used for time and attendance.
• Reports can be generated by a click of a
mouse.
• Ability to integrate IP surveillance systems,
ID photo badging, and alarm systems. It can be
customized and integrated to suit customer’s
needs. Software can manage both hard-wired,
wireless and stand-alone locks through the Ethernet or Wi-Fi network.
A second application we are exploring is using
this technology to aid with the issue of more expensive test equipment or tools such as vibration
monitoring equipment, IR test equipment, and
scope-meters. The technology could be used
with a cabinet that has individual compartments
with secure doors storing each piece of equipment, similar to a locker. The ability to use the
same equipment as in the previous application in
conjunction with a camera makes it possible to
identify who is checking out a piece of equipment
along with the ability to record the time. We are
investigating a method either using a key or RFid
tag attached to each tool to track the tool return
inside the compartment. At this time, we are still
exploring this application, but it looks promising.
From traditional access control using turnstiles and doors to monitoring access in control cabinets or managing tool and equipment
assets, BlueWave Security can accommodate
your needs. For more information, don’t hesitate
to contact your local Kendall Electric Account
Manager.
HMS Anybus® and Netbiter®
By: Don Gee - Account Manager - Chattanooga
HMS is a 25 year old Swedish company with
sales and support offices around the world, including a North American HQ office in Chicago. The Anybus® range of products from HMS is
the world’s most used 3rd party product range
for industrial network connectivity. These
products help solve many application needs
with stand-alone gateway solutions and interNetbiter Remote Management
changeable embedded modules for fieldbus
and Ethernet.
A solution for remote applications, Netbiter
As a Rockwell Automation Encompass Product allows easy access to monitor and control
industrial equipment via “the cloud” and
Partner, the Anybus products have been
mobile telecom technologies.
proven a reliable and robust, cost-effective fit
to Allen-Bradley control solutions, and offer
among their benefits: inclusion in Integrated
Architecture Builder, inclusion in the TechConnect support database, freedom from I/O rack
space, and no need for PLC Function Block or
ladder logic programming.
The Netbiter EasyConnect solution allows easy-to-accomplish reads/writes of
parameters and data and will even perform
remote control – though real-time control
is limited by the variability of mobile phone
connections. Alarms can be configured for
remote notificaDevice and Network to Network Gateways
tion through SMS
or Email. With
Over 300 stand-alone gateways solve almost
any kind of industrial communication connectiv- the addition of
the GPS opity problem. In a variety of form-factors, these
tion, equipment
gateways allow easy-to-configure (programlocation is also
ming not needed) communications between
immediately
networks such as Ethernet/IP, Profibus, ASIavailable.
bus, Rockwell DF1, RS232/422/485, ModBus,
DeviceNet, CAN
Access to the control system can be
Open, ControlNet,
had through any mobile device – lapetc. Use the Anybus
top, iPhone, iPad, etc – through a web
Configuration Manager
browser. The Netbiter Argos cloud-based
and your customer is
management service provides 24/7 access
up and running in a
to device data through pre-made and/
matter of minutes.
or customizable dashboards and allows
you to visualize, monitor and control your
Embedded Network Solutions
equipment, log and trend data with backup
redundancies, configure alarms, scale your
Interchangeable Anybus embedded solutions
system to single or multiple sites, perform
in different form factors, provide a proven and
manual or automatic data downloads, etc.
trusted way to connect industrial devices to
all leading fieldbus and industrial Ethernet
A soon-to-be-released version of the Netnetworks. Many of the communication cards,
biter will allow remote Ethernet “tunneling”
modules, and various communication options
– allowing for RSLogix access to Rockwell
offered from industry’s leading manufacturers
PLCs!
are based on the Anybus technology licensed
from/by HMS. Netbiter technologies and solutions are
used extensively in North America in the
In fact, StarFleet’s Universal Translator sysback-up generator vertical, the river barge
tems are based on technology developed by
vertical, and water/wastewater and irrigaHMS Anybus.
tion verticals. They are an ideal solution
where a “wired” telecom solution is impossible or impractical.
Contact your Kendall Electric Account
Manager or Automation Specialist for
more information about HMS Anybus and
Netbiter.
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Lutron
Wireless
Occupancy
Sensors
By: Kevin Feltner
Account Manager
Benton Harbor
More than likely, you have
looked at energy saving
ideas of one kind or another.
One thing you might not
know about yet is the Lutron
wireless occupancy sensors. Lutron has a line of in-wall sensors that
you can use to replace your ordinary wall
switch. One of their newest products is the
wireless occupancy sensor. If you want
to put in a ceiling mounted sensor but
don't want to run the wires to it, this is an
option you should consider. You can have
your sensor installed in the time it takes to
change out a wall switch and put a couple
of screws in the ceiling.
The Radio Power SavrTM has ceiling mount
and wall mount style sensors. Both sensors can be used with the Lutron switch or
dimmer if you still would like to have lighting level control in, for example, a conference room or class room. The ceiling sensors can cover up to a 26' x 26' area on a
12' high ceiling. The wall sensor can cover
a 30' x 50' area at just a 7' mount height.
The sensors need 60' feet line of sight or
30' through regular construction material.
Lutron also has an plug-in appliance module that you can use on monitors, printers,
and fans, just to name a few.
So start thinking outside the light fixture
upgrade for energy savings and call your
Kendall Electric Account Manager to learn
more about Lutron Maestro® products
today.
HAI by Leviton
By: Joe Filipiak - Account Manager - Lansing
Since 1985, Leviton Security & Automation
(HAl by Leviton) has been the leading manufacturer of automation products for homeowners and businesses around the world. Their
products keep you safe, manage energy
consumption, and provide home entertainment in a coordinated and easy to use manner.
Solutions are available for every income level
and lifestyle. Simply choose the automation,
energy management, and convenience features you desire that will fit within your budget.
Leviton Security & Automation systems may
be installed in new or existing structures and
may be accessed and controlled over the
telephone or Internet.
Home Control System
An HAl Omni or Lumina control system is the
brain of your automated home. It controls and
monitors systems in your home to maximize
your safety, comfort, convenience, and energy
savings.
How Home Automation Works
Because your Omni or Lumina home automation system is monitoring your home's systems
it can be set up to take one or more actions
when certain events occur. With the proper
product mix, such actions include the following:
• Change a setting (like the cooling checkpoint) on a system that the home automation
system controls
• Send e-mail notifications
• Send text message notifications
• Make voice announcements over the speakers in the house
• Call up to 8 different numbers to provide
notification
Events that can be used by the system to take
actions include the following:
• Any change in status in a monitored home
system
- Arm or disarm your security system
- A motion detector is tripped
- The temperature at the thermostat
changes
- Lights are turned on or off
- Audio system is turned on or off
Safety
An Omni home control system takes the place
of a standard security system. It features builtin UL Listed CP-01 compliant security and fire
systems to detect intrusion, smoke and fire,
carbon monoxide, water and other hazards,
through wired and wireless sensors.
HAI offers video surveillance and recording,
which allows you to check on your home via
PC, PDA, or web-enabled phone.
HAI has an Access Control product line that
lets you use access cards and key tags to limit
access to designated areas.
The HAI C3 (Cellular Communications Center)
is designed for homeowners without land
lines, including vacation homes. It works with
any standard security panel to communicate
with an alarm central monitoring station using
the GSM cellular network when the land line
or phone service has been cut.
Energy Management
HAI is a leader in promoting energy efficiency
within the home environment by providing
ways to reduce energy consumption while
maximizing comfort.
HAl’s Lumina home control system provides
comprehensive energy management and sophisticated lighting control to both homes and
small commercial buildings.
Omnistat2 thermostats let you automatically
schedule your heating and air conditioning
settings based upon the day of the week
and time of day. They allow you to set back
temperatures when you are not home and to
warm/cool the home to your desired temperature for when you return.
• Set schedule of days and times. For example, the landscape lights can be turned on
automatically at dusk and turned off automatically at 10:00 PM.
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Total Home Control from a Single Interface
Enjoy the one-touch control via easy to recognize icons on dedicated
in wall touchscreens or mobile devices.
Internet Access & Control
Lighting control enhances the enjoyment and value of your home, adds security for
Motion Detection
peace of mind, and contributes to savings
on your energy bill. HAI systems offer
elegant lighting control while reducing
Home Theater
energy consumption. HAI has 110V (US)
and 220V (International) solutions.
Detect intrusion plus turn on lights
and more when entering a room.
Use an iPad® to control A/V equipment,
lower projection screens, and close
window coverings.
ZigBee® wireless devices allow for control
of water heaters, pool pumps, and fountains.
Entertainment
HAI helps you integrate your entertainment choices into your home. Control all
of your A/V equipment and your home's
Irrigation
lighting, temperatures, and other systems
from a single remote or touchscreen.
Energy Management
Multi-Room Audio
HAl's HTX2 gives you the ability to control A/V
equipment with an iPad or touchscreen. With one
button push, turn on all necessary AV, close the
Pool & Spa
window coverings, lower the projection
screen,
activate the security, adjust the lighting/temps,
and much more.
Control your home from anywhere with zero fees.
Be comfortable at home. Save energy when away.
Control temperatures in greenhouses, humidors,
wine cellars, aquariums, & attics.
Use Bluetooth to share your favorite streaming or
stored music via your tablet or smartphone!
Access Control
Convenient Interface Options
There are multiple interface options to control
your home from either inside or outside the
home, which allows you to check and adjust
lights, temperature, security, audio,
Lightingand more.
Set moods for dining, movies or entertaining.
Lights automatically turn on upon arrival. Provide
architectural quality lighting control and passive
security for the “lived-in” look when on vacation.
HAI offers colorful touchscreens that facilitate
graphical control of your HAI system via easy-torecognize Surveillance
icons. Cameras
Some models are customizable,
giving you complete control of the
look, feel,
Vehicle Detection
and function of the touchscreen. A custom user
Security & Fire
interface can be developed based on the homeowner's lifestyle and interests.
Limit admission to designated areas.
Swipe a card to arm the alarm, lock doors, etc.
View live footage from a Touchscreen or a
mobile device, and activate based on motion.
Announce visitors, turn on lights, and activate
audio zones or pumps/fountains.
Professional quality UL Listed security
is built-in. Keep your family safe with
wireless sensors.
Check on and change the status of your home
over the telephone from either inside www.leviton.com
or outside
your house. HAI software choices allow you to
make changes to your home's status from anyHome in
Control
fromAdditionally,
a Single Interface
The HAI Dock pipes your music, artwork,Totalwhere
the world.
HAI offers apps
Enjoy the one-touch control via easy to recognize icons on dedicated
and album info to distributed audio sysfor smartphones and tablets.
in wall touchscreens or mobile devices.
tems by HAI, NuVo®, Proficient®, Russound®, Speakercraft®, and Xantech®.
Contact your Kendall Electric Account Manager
for additional information.
Internet Access & Control
Control your home from anywhere with zero fees.
By: Don Kelley
Automation Specialist
Birmingham
Control pumps, filters, timers, heaters,
temperatures and solar. Secure pool
areas with access control.
Control solenoid valves for lawn sprinklers plus
inputs for rain sensing.
Hi-Fi 2 provides multi-room audio in up to
16 different rooms. It allows you to share
the music sources that you currently own,
and even has Bluetooth so you can wirelessly share your tunes.
ThinManager®
Energy Management
Be comfortable at home. Save energy when away.
Control temperatures in greenhouses, humidors,
wine cellars, aquariums, & attics.
Multi-Room Audio
Use Bluetooth to share your favorite streaming or
stored music via your tablet or smartphone!
Motion Detection
Detect intrusion plus turn on lights
and more when entering a room.
Pool & Spa
Control pumps, filters, timers, heaters,
temperatures and solar. Secure pool
areas with access control.
Home Theater
Are you looking for an easy way to manage
your entire plant visually? ThinManager® can help you do that.
What is ThinManager?
ThinManager is global leader in the automation industry that provides full-feature
centralized thin client and terminal server
management. Their unique software platform
offers trendsetting, centralized management
solutions for a modern industrial environment.
Why Thin Client Technology?
ThinManager ready thin clients offer a lower
"Total Cost of Ownership" than PCs. By
reducing maintenance and install time, thin clients keep downtime to an absolute minimum.
ThinManager software allows you to configure
and manage all connected thin clients from
one central, secure server.
Thin Client Management on the Go >>
ThinManager offers both ThinManager Mobile
as well as ThinManager iTMC which will not
only allow you to manage ThinManager from
your mobile device, but will turn your iOS
device into a full-blown, wireless client that
lets you access your Terminal Server from
anywhere.
Why ThinManager is Different...
Use an iPad® to control A/V equipment,
lower projection screens, and close
window coverings.
Most management platforms only manage the
server but forget about the clients. ThinManager manages both the thin clients as well as
their connections to the server to create an
environment that allows centralized management from anywhere in your facility.
Lighting
Set moods for dining, movies or entertaining.
Lights automatically turn on upon arrival. Provide
architectural quality lighting control and passive
security for the “lived-in” look when on vacation.
Surveillance Cameras
Irrigation
View live footage from a Touchscreen or a
mobile device, and activate based on motion.
Control solenoid valves for lawn sprinklers plus
inputs for rain sensing.
Learn more at: http://www.thinmanager.com/
products/thinmanager.php
Take an inside look at the factory of the future
from Thindustrial13 by Matt Crandell:
http://youtube/OZCBLw07UGk
Vehicle Detection
Announce visitors, turn on lights, and activate
audio zones or pumps/fountains.
Access Control
Limit admission to designated areas.
Swipe a card to arm the alarm, lock doors, etc.
Security & Fire
Professional quality UL Listed security
is built-in. Keep your family safe with
wireless sensors.
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Fiber Optic Choices & Systems Selection
Today, fiber optic cable is widely used in data
transmission due to its many advantages over
copper cable. Fiber optic cable consists of a
glass core that transmits photons instead of
electrons. Optical attenuation is much lower
than the attenuation of electrical signals. Fiber
optic transmissions do not radiate RFI and
are not susceptible to interference from other
electrical forces. For these reasons, fiber optic
cable is the most sensible choice for secure
communications. There are several choices when selecting a
Fiber Optic cable for data network connectivity. The selection process boils down to three
main factors: • Desired rate of data transmission
• Distance the data needs to travel over the
fiber optic cable
• Installation environment By: Kirk Ritter - Datacom Specialist - Muskegon
Multi-mode fiber optic cables are categorized
by “OM” ratings (optical multi-mode.) OM1
62.5/125 (core/cladding dimensions) fiber and
OM2 50/125 are the oldest type of multi-mode
fiber used widely in the past years in premise applications inside of buildings for short
economical connections. OM1 and OM2 fiber
optic cable support data rates from 10 Mbit/s to
Gigabit Ethernet. OM3 50/125 laser-optimized
mulit-mode fiber is capable of data rates up to
10 Gig Ethernet for approximately 300 meters. At the top of the multi-mode cables is OM4
50/125. OM4 laser-optimized fiber is capable of
10 Gig Ethernet up to 550 meters.
Indoor applications in less hostile environments not subject to outdoor elements, are
typically manufactured using a tight buffering
process. This 900-micron buffer is a plastic
coating directly applied to the core/cladding
of the fiber optic cable. This strengthens the
fiber and makes it much easier to connectorize. This coating, however, does not provide
protection from water migration and does not
isolate the fiber optic cable from the expansion and contraction of other materials and
temperature changes. Tight Buffered cables
are often called Premise or Distribution cables
and are suited for indoor installations.
This Chart represents the International Standard ISO/IEC 11801
for Transmission Standards of OM fiber Optic cable:
LAN (Local Area Network) fiber optic systems typically operate using multi-mode fiber. Multi-mode systems are less expensive than
single-mode systems due to multi-mode fiber
using less expensive LED or VCSEL (vertical cavity surface emitting laser) light sources
making the transmission electronics much less
expensive.
WAN (Wide Area Network) fiber optic systems
typically operate using single-mode fiber. Single-mode systems require the use of laser light
sources in the electronics, making the cost of
the single-mode system more expensive even
though single-mode fiber optic cable is typically less expensive than multi-mode fiber. Ask your Account Manager
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Single-mode fiber optic cable is classified by
the ISO/IEC as OS1 and OS2. These standards do not reflect data transmission speeds
but rather their attenuation characteristics. OS1 is to have a maximum attenuation of
1db/km . OS1 is used in office premises not
exceeding 2000m. OS2 is used to support
transmission distances of 5000m to 10k. It has
attenuation of 0,4 db/km. Single-mode fiber
has a higher transmission rate and much higher
distance capabilities than multi-mode. Singlemode fiber has a much smaller core than
multi-mode. The small core and single lightwave eliminate most of the distortion that could
result from overlapping light pulses, providing
the least signal attenuation and the highest
transmission speeds of any fiber cable type. Single-mode distances can reach up to 100km. In some cases, the installation of a fiber optic
cable will need to run from the inside of one
building and then outside, in order to enter
and run inside another building. A few years
ago, this installation would require two indoor
cables spliced onto the outdoor cable at each
building entrance. Today the design and materials have evolved to meet the needs of “Indoor/Outdoor” applications with several cable
choices. There are now riser and plenum
rated loose-tube, gel-filled cables that offer
outdoor protection. The riser and plenum ratings allow these cables to be ran inside of the
buildings. Indoor and outdoor cables can also
be ordered with a metallic armor encasing
the cable. This armor protects the cable from
rodents underground and physical impact
damage inside of industrial environments. The armor also acts as a barrier to protect
the bend radius limits of the fiber optic cable. Connectorizing fiber optic cable is another
story. I will save that for another article. Once the desired data rate has been selected
and the distance of the transmission is known,
the core of the fiber optic cable can be selected. At this point, careful consideration has to
complete bundle is available to you at a
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be taken to select the correct physical protecspecial discount for a limited time only.
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tion
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ist for more details on this great offer.
like to discuss fiber optic cables.
applications, the most widely used cable is the
loose-tube, gel-filled design. In this manufacturing process, the fibers are lying free in a gel
filled tube with little or no stress on the fiber
from any outside influence. This is the best
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moisture and temperature. Buy an IS7010-C01-X20-000 with a 5 meter power and I/O cable, a 5
meter Ethernet cable for the price of a Checker. This includes an integrated white light, your choice of available S-Mount lenses, auto-focus technology, the basic tool set (pattern matching, blob tools, histogram tools)
and a 24 bit color identification tool. The
IP Displays – Web-Based Smart LED
Displays
By: Ryan Holsonback – Automation Engineer - Birmingham
Kendall Electric has a new line of American
made message displays to offer: IP Displays out
of Plano, TX.
www.ipdisplays.com
Indoor Signs
The
IP64x96RGB
IP Displays now has Kendall as a distributor
shown here is
for their line of indoor LED and outdoor LED
displays. These displays are great for companies 64x96 pixels
and is one of
who want to share real-time data or employee/
IP Displays
visitor announcements out on the plant floor or
most popular
in cafeterias or break rooms without requiring a
dedicated server to feed the changing data fields. models.
The IPLCD
This product is for close viewing of LCD
displays in environments such as lobbies,
conference rooms, and break rooms. The
IPLCD player lets you communicate realtime information when you don’t need LEDs
superior viewing distances. It works with any
standard Plasma or LCD TV or LCD Monitor that supports either HDMI or DVI-D (with
adaptor) input at 720P resolution.
These smart LED signs can intelligently pull information from a multitude of sources, or receive
information pushed to them, to display anything
from production data to productivity results or
safety information. IP Displays uses Internet
Protocols (IP) and Web services to communicate
and collect information needed to populate the
signs with dynamic, real-time data.
Features Include:
•No middleware or server needed
•Get data from PLC’s or machines
•Get data from SQL server, Access, or other
databases
•Get data from Excel
•Quick implementation
Each unit has its own microprocessor with a
RJ45 connector. When you power the unit up,
it will display its model number and generate
an IP address that you simply put into your web
browser and connect to the unit via an Ethernet
cable.
The software and screen configuration data
resides on the unit itself. After you have finished
your communication, you then go to the settings tab and turn off the DCHP option and setup
a static IP address or configure your network
settings. You can then start creating different
screens and different fields within those screens
to populate data.
You can set the order the screens display in and
the duration that each screen appears, along
with font size, color, scroll options, enter and exit
options, etc. The units come with some standard
graphical industrial bitmap images that can be
used. Some examples are: a stop sign, fork lift,
pallet, and caution signs. You can also create
your own bitmap images and save them. Outdoor Signs
Standard
The IP32x128RG10-OD shown above is
32x128 pixels and is designed for standard
outdoor viewing. Typical applications would
be for dock doors, gate houses, or stockyards.
Back to back
The IP16x128RG10-ODBB shown above is
16x128 pixels and is designed for bi-directional viewing along a sidewalk or platform.
Plasma or LCD Display Player Solution
IP Displays IPLCD is a cost effective LCD
appliance to interface with standard plasma
or LCD TV’s or monitors that uses the same
web interface and open API used to configure
the LED display products. You can create
multiple layouts and messages to be played.
Common Info
•DVI-D output via HDMI connector
•1360x768 output resolution (720P)
•10/100 Ethernet - TCPIP enabled out of the
box
•Built-in webserver - web-based:
•Real-time clock (RTC), NTP enabled
•Bitmap support
•Windows audio file support
•Host multiple virtual displays with IPDesk
software
I used both of these units (IPLED & IPLCD)
this past August at our RAOTM event in
Birmingham and found them easy to use and
customize. I made screens to welcome our
guest to the Casino Night event and to show
real world examples of what can be shown on
a typical plant floor. For more information on
the full line of IP Displays, please contact your
local Kendall Electric Account Manager or
Automation Specialist.
Engineer’s Motto:
If it isn’t broken, take
it apart and fix it.
Optimist: the glass is half full
Pessimist: the glass is half empty
Engineer: the glass is twice as
big as it needs to be
Into the mind of an engineer...
There are two kinds of people:
Those who can extrapolate
from incomplete data.
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When a piece of equipment is operated,
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utility charges for; there will be a standard
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Did you know?
December 17, 2013 is the 1-year Anniversary
of the acquisition of J.O. Galloup Company by
Kendall Electric Incorporated.
J.O. Galloup Company is a distributor and manufacturer representative of industrial pipe, valves,
and fittings, process instrumentation and equipment, and fluid sealing devices. The business
contains specialty divisions focused on fire protection, food and pharmaceutical markets with
eleven locations in Michigan and two in Ohio.
This acquisition has been providing J.O. Galloup
and Kendall Electric customers with new and
unique product and service options. Together
we offer and provide; comprehensive process
solutions, project assistance, product integration
options and systems training, along with unified
service and support.
Please visit: www.Galloup.com to find out more
about J.O. Galloup’s products, services, manuFeatures Include:
facturers, and locations.
• Bright, color touch screen
• Comprehensive Logging
• Optimized User Interface
®
• Wide Range Power
• Two USB Ports
• Highest safety rating in the industry
®
• Four-Hour back up battery life
®
®
• All new, Energy Analyze application
The October
software
Connection 2013
12
F32T8: Still the Industry Workhorse
By: Don Fisher - Lighting Specialist - Knoxville
While many suppliers and contractors
strive to hit home runs with brand new LED
offerings, many of the largest opportunities
for cost savings continue to be fluorescent
T8. Granted, we have written our share
of fluorescent hi-bay projects. (Many are
T5HO, some are T8). In fact, I’m working on an industrial project now where we
are able to replace 250MH with 6-lamp
FO32T8. With this project, light levels will
climb from 10FC to more than 30FC.
Replacing outdated HID (MH, HPS)
systems have been the low hanging fruit
everyone has been chasing. Now what?
Many facilities aged 10+ years still contain
countless old generation fluorescent T12
fixtures. The best solution may be T8.
-Fluorescent hibays (typically 24’-28’
mounting height or less)
-Recessed layins in the offices, training
and conference rooms
-Strips and industrials in the plant,
warehouse and storeroom
-Task lighting
Did you know as much as 90%
of Sylvania’s linear fluorescent
lamps are manufactured in the
USA? (Versailles, Kentucky)
The US mandated out fluorescent T12 lamps
(7/12) and related magnetic ballasts (7/10),
yet today many facilities continue to purchase
what little T12 supply is available. As the T8
lamp technology (performance + life) improves, it’s costing you more and more not to
convert. Now is the time.
Energy Efficiency is a huge reason to convert.
As much as 82% of the total cost to maintain
a lighting system is energy.
What about the Cost of Maintenance? The
dollars may be less, yet this may be your
biggest challenge. Fixtures in hard-to-access
locations may require scaffolding and/or shutting down a complete process to maintain the
lighting. Long-life lamps and ballasts will earn
their keep.
With Fluorescent T8 in mind, why not get the
most bang for your buck? The up-front cost
may be an additional 30%, 40% or 50% for
the extended lamp life, but when considering
they have twice the lamp life, it’s a worthwhile
conversion to begin.
Ask your Account Manager about
the Everything Sylvania Promotion
that runs through October 31st.
EvErything Sylvania
Promotion runS SEPtEmbEr 1St - octobEr 31St
Earn a $50 Cabela’s or Bass Pro Gift
Card for every $1000 in Sylvania products purchased at Kendall Electric from
September 1st to October 31st, 2013.
Earn DOUBLE DOLLARS on
Sylvania LED products!
Rules
• OrdersmustshipandinvoicebetweenSeptember1standOctober31st2013.
• Backordersandopenordersdonotqualify.
• Cardsareawardedonafirst-earned,first-awardedbasiswhilesupplieslast.Giftcardsarelimited.
• Maximumof3giftcardsperorder.
• Nolimitonthenumberofcertificatespercustomer.
• Kendallwilltrackallsales.
• GiftcardswillbeawardedweeklybyKendallElectricAccountManagers.
• Customermustbecurrentandingoodstandingtoqualify.
• Offerisgoodonlywherecompanypoliciespermittheacceptanceofpremiumincentives.
• Giftcardrecipientsassumealltaxliabilities.
• Giftcardshavenocashvalue.
Ask your Account Manager about the
Panduit Panel Perks Promotion that
runs through December 31st.
This chart illustrates the latest lamp trends.
Better Performance. Longer Life.
This is being maximized with the XP/XL lamp and the QHE high efficiency ballast.
VALID FROM September 1, 2013
THROUGH December 31, 2013
For maximum efficiency, we can also offer the FO28/XP/XL/SS/ECO3 for approximately
12% less mean lumen output.
Over 20,000 products qualify for points!
PRODUCT CATEGORIES
So until the LED light fixture market gains traction, we have several lamp/ballast
systems that can deliver similar life expectancy…for a fraction of the cost.
Extended Lamp Life and Superior Performance are Values we should not overlook.
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Space Optimization /
Noise Mitigation
Adding a Reliable
Network Layer
Regulatory Compliance,
Safety and Security
Core Panel System
Products
• PanelMax System Products
• DIN Rail and Surface
Mount Patch Boxes
• Fiber Cabling & Connectors
• PCF Fiber and Connectors
• Data Access Port
• Copper Cabling
• Bulkhead Connectors &
Patchcords
• Network Security
• Mini-Com Modules
• Raised Panel Labels
• Arc Flash & Electrical
Safety Labeling
• Labeling & ID
• Ferrules
• LED Lighting
• Turntell Labels/Fiber
Optic Sleeves
•
•
•
•
•
• Panel Grounding Products
Don’t forget about the Quick60 Warranty on a retrofit system.
One lamp. One ballast. Full 5-year ballast warranty after install.
Conventional Wiring Duct
Terminals
Power Connectors
Cable Ties & Mounts
Abrasion Protection
Visit www.panduit.com/PanelPerks2013 to see a complete list of qualifying Panel System Products with their purchase points per dollar
spent. Invoice must accompany the Claim Form.
The October
QUICK60+® Simply
Connection 2013
13 the Best
* Qualifying purchases require 2 or more categories of product to be purchased, however any one product line cannot exceed 50% of the order value (Space Optimization/Noise
Mitigation; Adding a Reliable Network Layer, Regulatory Compliance, Safety and Security; Core Panel System Products). Qualifying purchases are determined in $USD.
StratixTM 5900
By: Don McSween - Account Manager - Grand Rapids
As Ethernet continues to evolve as the main industrial
network, security concerns over protecting the plant floor
network from unwanted influences and sometimes intentionally destructive programs have caused manufacturers
to research for safeguard measures. Rockwell Automation® and Cisco® have been collaborating for years on
Ethernet managed switches – and now have developed
an industrial firewall which provides unified threat management. The Stratix 5900 UTM (Unified Threat Management) security appliance is a ruggedized all-inclusive
UTM with features such as firewall, secure routing, virtual
private network (VPN), intrusion prevention, network address translation (NAT) and content filtering.
The firewall services can provide segmentation and
isolation to create a barrier between plant floor and office
environments or to create a barrier from cell to cell. This
barrier protection is a rugged demilitarized zone (DMZ)
that will prevent intrusion and yet allow for a dynamic
multipoint VPN for OEMs to be able to communicate
with their equipment out at an end manufacturing site.
The device allows for the remote access to occur with
encryption and data integrity over a secure channel. The
StratixTM 5900 also allows for traffic logging and event
or historical memory…..trends are recorded as behavior
enforcement and application intelligence/awareness are
easily configured within the windows based programming
software.
The hardened device built for challenging environments can withstand shock/vibration, humidity,
splashing water, temperature, and dust. The compact
form factor and tough exterior can be horizontal, vertical, or din rail mounted. Despite the fan-less design,
the Stratix 5900 comes with an extended temperature
operation of -20C to 60C. There are 4 LAN fast Ethernet RJ45 ports, 1 Gigabit Ethernet WAN RJ45 port,
1 RS-232 RJ45 console/AUX port, and 1 12-in-1 serial
port (async and sync). The 5900 comes standard
with a P1021S Freescale Dual-Core 400MHz processor and 1 GB DRAM/1GB Embedded Flash. The unit
comes with a quick reset push button for configuration
recovery, anti-counterfeit protection and a real-time
clock.
Register
Now!
Automation Fair
November 13-14
Houston, TX
AutomAtion FAir® 2013
NovEMbER 13-14, 2013 • GEoRGE R. bRowN CoNvENtIoN CENtER • HoustoN, tX
www.automationfair.com
North America’s Premier Automation Event
Learn about smart, safe, sustainable automation solutions that optimize production
and drive competitive advantage during this year’s Automation Fair event.
Automation Fair®
HOUSTON • 2013
The Stratix 5900 is available this fall. Please contact
your Kendall Electric Account Manager or Network
Specialist for more information on this much needed
device. •
•
•
•
Attend industry forums presented by experienced leaders
Network with peers and subject matter experts
Learn from technical sessions, hands-on labs and workshops
Explore the latest technology from Rockwell Automation and our partners
Mark your calendars for Automation Fair. It’s an investment that will pay off for you
and your business.
Contact your local Allen-Bradley distributor or Rockwell Automation representative for details
You’re Invited! Please join
us at Automation Fair in
Houston, TX this November.
Connect with us:
Publication CSV-BR003B-EN-P
Copyright ©2013 Rockwell Automation, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Printed in USA.
Due to the location being outside of our territory,
Kendall Electric will not
be hosting registration on
our website or reserving a
block of hotel rooms this
year.However, we are still
supporting the event and
encourage our customers to
attend.
For more information about
Automation Fair 2013,
please contact your Kendall
Electric Account Manager.
NEW!
Kendall Electric now
has one convenient
location to register
for training events
and seminars!
http://training.
kendallelectric.com
The October
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Allen-Bradley®
Training Schedule
Start
EndDate
Tuition
RoomInfo
Date
CCP146
ControlLogixSystemFundamentals
$1,190
KendallElectric-GrandRapids,MI
10/15/13 10/16/13
CCP151
Studio5000BasicLadderProgramming
$1,190
KendallElectric-GrandRapids,MI
10/17/13 10/18/13
CCV209
FactoryTalkViewME-PanelViewPlusM&T
$1,190
KendallElectric-Saginaw,MI
12/10/13 12/11/13
CCP122
PLC-5/SLC500&RSLogixFundamentals
$1,190
RockwellAutomation-Wayland,MI
10/01/13 10/02/13
CCPS41
SLC500/RSLogix500Programming
$1,990
RockwellAutomation-Wayland,MI
10/08/13 10/11/13
Because of the complexity indusCCPS43
SLC500/RSLogix500Maintenance&TS
$1,990
RockwellAutomation-Wayland,MI
10/15/13 10/18/13
trial control that is currently being
CCV204
FactoryTalkViewME-PanelViewPlusProg
$1,990
RockwellAutomation-Wayland,MI
11/05/13 11/08/13
CCP299
ControlLogixFundamentals&TS
$2,390
RockwellAutomation-Wayland,MI
11/18/13 11/22/13
installed in factory automation, the
CCP143
Studio5000ProjectDevelopment
$1,990
RockwellAutomation-Wayland,MI
12/03/13 12/06/13
need for a thorough understanding
SAF-SFT112
NFPA70E-ElectricalSafety-ARCFlash
$799
RockwellAutomation-Wayland,MI
01/14/14 01/15/14
CCP146
ControlLogixSystemFundamentals
$1,190
RockwellAutomation-Wayland,MI
01/28/14 01/29/14
and knowledge of equipment is
CCCL21
Studio5000BasicLadderLogicInterpret
$1,190
RockwellAutomation-Wayland,MI
01/30/14 01/31/14
imperative to keep your company
CCA182
PowerFlex750-SeriesStartup&Config
$1,190
RockwellAutomation-Troy,MI
10/08/13 10/09/13
CCA183
PowerFlex750-SeriesMaintenance&TS
$1,190
RockwellAutomation-Troy,MI
productive and profitable. Training
10/10/13 10/11/13
CCP146
ControlLogixSystemFundamentals
$1,190
RockwellAutomation-Troy,MI
10/29/13 10/30/13
from Allen-Bradley can reduce
CCP151
Studio5000BasicLadderProgramming
$1,190
RockwellAutomation-Troy,MI
10/31/13 11/01/13
downtime because employees
CCP153
ControlLogixMaintenance&TS
$1,990
RockwellAutomation-Troy,MI
11/05/13 11/08/13
CCP178
EtherNet/IPDesign&Troubleshooting
$1,590
RockwellAutomation-Troy,MI
11/12/13 11/14/13
trained on equipment can solve
CCV207
FactoryTalkViewSiteEditionProg
$2,390
RockwellAutomation-Troy,MI
12/09/13 12/13/13
problems faster. It also maximizes
ccp152
Studio5000FunctionBlockProgramming
$1,190
RockwellAutomation-Troy,MI
12/17/13 12/18/13
CCP154
Studio5000SequentialFunctionChart
$1,190
RockwellAutomation-Troy,MI
12/19/13 12/20/13
utilization of equipment because
CCN130
MotionControlFundamentals
$1,190
RockwellAutomation-Troy,MI
01/06/14 01/07/14
personnel knowledgeable about all
CCN142
Studio5000MotionProgramming-Ladder
$1,590
RockwellAutomation-Troy,MI
01/08/14 01/10/14
SAF-SFT112
NFPA70E-ElectricalSafety-ARCFlash
$799
RockwellAutomation-Indianapolis,IN
10/15/13 10/16/13
performance capabilities of equipCCN130
MotionControlFundamentals
$1,190
RockwellAutomation-Indianapolis,IN
11/05/13 11/06/13
ment will use those capabilities to
CCN200
Kinetix6000Maintenance&TS
$1,190
RockwellAutomation-Indianapolis,IN
11/07/13 11/08/13
the best advantage and potential.
CCN142
Studio5000MotionProgramming-Ladder
$1,590
RockwellAutomation-Indianapolis,IN
11/12/13 11/14/13
CCP146
ControlLogixSystemFundamentals
$1,190
RockwellAutomation-Indianapolis,IN
12/10/13 12/11/13
Additionally, Allen-Bradley’s trainCCP151
Studio5000BasicLadderProgramming
$1,190
RockwellAutomation-Indianapolis,IN
12/12/13 12/13/13
ing increases worker participation
CCP152
Studio5000FunctionBlockProgramming
$1,190
RockwellAutomation-Indianapolis,IN
01/07/14 01/08/14
CCP122
PLC-5/SLC500&RSLogixFundamentals
$1,190
RockwellAutomation-Indianapolis,IN
01/14/14 01/15/14
towards your company’s goals
CCP178
EtherNet/IPDesign&Troubleshooting
$1,590
RockwellAutomation-BurrRidge,IL
10/01/13 10/03/13
and objectives. Many productive
CCP146
ControlLogixSystemFundamentals
$1,190
RockwellAutomation-BurrRidge,IL
10/08/13 10/09/13
CCP151
Studio5000BasicLadderProgramming
$1,190
RockwellAutomation-BurrRidge,IL
10/10/13 10/11/13
suggestions for solving ongoing
CCP143
Studio5000ProjectDevelopment
$1,990
RockwellAutomation-BurrRidge,IL
10/15/13 10/18/13
problems and increasing producCCP299
ControlLogixFundamentals&TS
$2,390
RockwellAutomation-BurrRidge,IL
10/28/13 11/01/13
CCV204
FactoryTalkViewME-PanelViewPlusProg
$1,990
RockwellAutomation-BurrRidge,IL
11/05/13 11/08/13
tivity come from workers who fully
CCP122
PLC-5/SLC500&RSLogixFundamentals
$1,190
RockwellAutomation-BurrRidge,IL
11/12/13 11/13/13
understand control equipment.
CCPS41
SLC500/RSLogix500Programming
$1,990
RockwellAutomation-BurrRidge,IL
11/19/13 11/22/13
CCPS43
SLC500/RSLogix500Maintenance&TS
$1,990
RockwellAutomation-BurrRidge,IL
12/03/13 12/06/13
CCP146
ControlLogixSystemFundamentals
$1,190
RockwellAutomation-BurrRidge,IL
01/14/14 01/15/14
CCP151
Studio5000BasicLadderProgramming
$1,190
RockwellAutomation-BurrRidge,IL
01/16/14 01/17/14
For course details or to
CCP153
ControlLogixMaintenance&TS
$1,990
RockwellAutomation-BurrRidge,IL
01/21/14 01/24/14
CCV207
FactoryTalkViewSiteEditionProg
$2,390
RockwellAutomation-BurrRidge,IL
01/27/14 01/31/14
enroll in any of these
CCA182
PowerFlex750-SeriesStartup&Config
$1,190
RockwellAutomation-Elmhurst,IL
12/17/13 12/18/13
classes, contact your
CCA183
PowerFlex750-SeriesMaintenance&TS
$1,190
RockwellAutomation-Elmhurst,IL
12/19/13 12/20/13
CCP299
ControlLogixFundamentals&TS
$2,390
RockwellAutomation-Birmingham,AL
10/07/13 10/11/13
local Kendall Electric
CCP143
Studio5000ProjectDevelopment
$1,990
RockwellAutomation-Birmingham,AL
12/03/13 12/06/13
store, or register online at:
CCP298
CompactLogixFundamentals&TS
09/23/13 09/27/13
$2,390
RockwellAutomation-Alpharetta,GA
CCP299
ControlLogixFundamentals&TS
10/07/13 10/11/13
$2,390
RockwellAutomation-Alpharetta,GA
http://training.kendallelecFTVP
FactoryTalkVantagePointConfig&Report
10/22/13 10/24/13
$1,590
RockwellAutomation-Alpharetta,GA
tric.com
RS-FTACC
FactoryTalkAssetCentreConfiguration
11/12/13 11/13/13
$1,200
RockwellAutomation-Alpharetta,GA
CCP164
DeviceNet&RSNetWorxConfig&TS
11/19/13 11/21/13
$1,590
RockwellAutomation-Alpharetta,GA
RS-FTHSEC
FactoryTalkHistorianSEConfig&Data
12/10/13 12/13/13
$2,010
RockwellAutomation-Alpharetta,GA
CCV204
FactoryTalkViewME-PanelViewPlusProg
01/14/14 01/17/14
$1,990
RockwellAutomation-Alpharetta,GA
CCP146
ControlLogixSystemFundamentals
$1,190
RockwellAutomation-Franklin,TN
10/01/13 10/02/13
CCP151
Studio5000BasicLadderProgramming
$1,190
RockwellAutomation-Franklin,TN
10/03/13 10/04/13
CCV204
FactoryTalkViewME-PanelViewPlusProg
$1,990
RockwellAutomation-Franklin,TN
10/15/13 10/18/13
CCV207
FactoryTalkViewSiteEditionProg
$2,390
RockwellAutomation-Franklin,TN
10/28/13 11/01/13
CCP146
ControlLogixSystemFundamentals
$1,190
RockwellAutomation-Franklin,TN
11/05/13 11/06/13
CCCL21
Studio5000BasicLadderLogicInterpret
$1,190
RockwellAutomation-Franklin,TN
11/07/13 11/08/13
CCP153
ControlLogixMaintenance&TS
$1,990
RockwellAutomation-Franklin,TN
11/12/13 11/15/13
CCP143
Studio5000ProjectDevelopment
$1,990
RockwellAutomation-Franklin,TN
11/19/13 11/22/13
CCA182
PowerFlex750-SeriesStartup&Config
$1,190
RockwellAutomation-Franklin,TN
12/10/13 12/11/13
CCA183
PowerFlex750-SeriesMaintenance&TS
$1,190
RockwellAutomation-Franklin,TN
12/12/13 12/13/13
CCP122
PLC-5/SLC500&RSLogixFundamentals
$1,190
RockwellAutomation-Franklin,TN
12/17/13 12/18/13
SAF-SFT112
NFPA70E-ElectricalSafety-ARCFlash
$799
RockwellAutomation-Franklin,TN
12/19/13 12/20/13
CCV204
FactoryTalkViewME-PanelViewPlusProg
$1,990
RockwellAutomation-Franklin,TN
01/07/14 01/10/14
CCP146
ControlLogixSystemFundamentals
$1,190
RockwellAutomation-Franklin,TN
01/14/14 01/15/14
CCP151
Studio5000BasicLadderProgramming
$1,190
RockwellAutomation-Franklin,TN
01/16/14 01/17/14
CCN130
MotionControlFundamentals
$1,190
RockwellAutomation-Franklin,TN
01/28/14 01/29/14
VC-PF755H-01 PowerFlex755HiHorsepower:Pre-Install
$199
VirtualClassroom-8:00amto10:00am
11/11/13 11/11/13
VC-CCN300-01 IntegratedMotiononEtherNet/IP:Config
11/12/13 11/12/13 $199eachor VirtualClassroom-3:30pmto5:30pm
VC-CCN300-02 IntegratedMotiononEtherNet/IP:Commis
11/13/13 11/13/13 $375forboth VirtualClassroom-3:30pmto5:00pm
VC-FTVIEW-01 FactoryTalkViewPointImplementation
$199
VirtualClassroom-11:00amto12:30pm
11/15/13 11/15/13
VC-LLB-01
LadderLogicBasics:If-ThenStatements
$1,999
VirtualClassroom-1:00pmto2:30pm
11/11/13 11/11/13
for
VC-LLB-02
LadderLogicBasics:LadderLogicVerific
VirtualClassroom-1:00pmto2:30pm
11/12/13 11/12/13
all
VC-LLB-03
LadderLogicBasics:Strategies-BestPrac
VirtualClassroom-1:00pmto2:30pm
11/13/13 11/13/13
five
VC-LLB-04
LadderLogicBasics:TimersandCounters
VirtualClassroom-1:00pmto2:30pm
11/14/13 11/14/13
sessions
VC-LLB-05
LadderLogicBasics:CompareandMove
VirtualClassroom-1:00pmto2:30pm
11/15/13 11/15/13
VC-MFSISO-01 MachineFunctionalSafety-RiskAssess
$199
VirtualClassroom-8:00amto10:00am
11/12/13 11/12/13
VC-MFSISO-01 MachineFunctionalSafety-RiskAssess
$199
VirtualClassroom-3:30pmto5:30pm
11/14/13 11/14/13
VC-MLDO-01
MLDO:DriveandMotorSelection
11/13/13 11/13/13 $199forboth VirtualClassroom-8:00amto9:30am
VC-MLDO-02
MLDO:Networks,Controller&I/OSelect
sessions
VirtualClassroom-8:00amto10:00am
11/14/13 11/14/13
VC-SFT106-01 ArcFlashAwareness:RequiredPPE
VirtualClassroom-11:00amto12:30pm
11/11/13 11/11/13
$375
VC-SFT106-02 ArcFlashAwareness:Thermal-ShockBound
11/12/13 11/12/13
VirtualClassroom-11:00amto12:30pm
forall
The October
VC-SFT106-03 ArcFlashAwareness:BoltedFaultCalcs
11/13/13 11/13/13
VirtualClassroom-11:00amto12:30pm
four
Connection 2013
VC-SFT106-04 ArcFlashAwareness:ArcFaultCalcs
11/14/13 11/14/13
sessions
VirtualClassroom-11:00amto12:30pm
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CourseName
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owner-associates
with the
necessary
training to
maximize
productivity.
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today
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Angola, IN 46703
415 Ley Road
2795 Woodhull Drive 1200 S. Grandstaff Ave.
109 S. Allen Chapel Rd.
260-927-1530
260-484-0755
260-665-2098
260-347-3190
1-800-368-1017
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La Porte, IN 46350
915 Boyd Blvd. 219-362-2019
1-800-728-4331
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Chattanooga, TN 37408
2310 Rossville Blvd.
423-698-4471
1-888-263-6673
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Knoxville, TN 37922
170 Mabry Hood Rd.
865-546-8755
1-800-532-8742
Mishawaka, IN 46544
4905 Lincolnway E.
574-259-0026
1-800-682-4528
Cleveland,TN 37323
2395 Shady Lane
423-479-2639
1-800-472-4547
Newport, TN 37821
133 Highway 25E
423-623-5650
1-888-264-0411
Birmingham, AL 35222
3317 5th Ave. S.
205-254-3192
1-800-605-3192
Kingsport, TN 37660
1241 Jan Way
423-246-8151
1-800-775-3530
Jackson, TN 37801
25 American Dr.
731-423-0134
1-800-467-1155
Oak Ridge, TN 37830
745 Emory Valley Rd.
865-482-4906
1-800-832-8742
Montgomery, AL 36116
6064 Perimeter Pkwy.
334-356-1845
1-866-711-8021
Warsaw, IN 46580
1095 Fisher Ave.
574-267-8168
1-800-421-5214
Pigeon Forge, TN 37863
117 Golf Rd.
865-453-4638
1-800-532-8742
Tuscaloosa, AL 35405
1323 Whigham Pl.
205-759-5716
800-263-8393
Dalton, GA 30720
1020 S. Hamilton St.
706-275-4400
1-800-342-7629