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Explosion Proof LED Light features ceiling mount design.

2015-03-12 13:31:07| Industrial Newsroom - All News for Today

Producing 13,000 lm while drawing 150 W, Model EPL-CM-150LED-RT combines heat dissipating design with LED technology, achieving 60,000-hr lifespan with 80% lm retention. Copper-free aluminum alloy body is powder coated for added durability, and LED lamp contains 12 LED boards with individual driver. In event of driver failure, only 1 bank of LEDs will be affected while others continue to operate. Constructed of 3/8 in. aluminum, adjustable swivel bracket enables mounting to flat surfaces.

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Explosion Proof Extension Cord provides 4 receptacles.

2015-03-11 13:31:08| Industrial Newsroom - All News for Today

Measuring 25 ft long, Model EPEXC-4X-25 extends reach of equipment in hazardous locations where power receptacles are not in close proximity to work space. Cord is fitted with 4 explosion proof twist lock receptacles constructed of non-sparking aluminum on one end for connection of equipment and 20 A explosion proof plug on other end for safe and secure connection to receptacles. Cord, plug, and receptacles are 3-pole 2-wire design, which works with most common explosion proof equipment.

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San Bruno explosion: PG&E criminal trial will begin in March 2016

2015-03-10 01:56:55| Energy - Topix.net

The PG&E criminal trial on federal charges for its alleged role in causing a fatal natural gas explosion in San Bruno will start one year from now -- which would be more than five years after the lethal blast, it was disclosed at a court hearing in San Francisco Monday. The trial will begin on March 8, 2016, U.S. District Court Judge Thelton Henderson stated Monday during a conference with the U.S. prosecutors and the defense attorney for PG&E.

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State senators question Exxon Mobil over Torrance refinery explosion

2015-03-07 07:02:29| Chemicals - Topix.net

The auditorium at Torrance City Hall was nearly full Thursday night as several state senators heard testimony related to a Feb. 18 explosion at a nearby oil refinery. A local resident described her husband entering their house, three miles from Exxon Mobil Corp.'s plant in Torrance, covered in white ash after the blast.

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