[HARRY304E]

I'm glad they came up with the smart boxes. We use quite a few every year. What electrical products do you like that makes your job easier or better?

My favorite is the electrical forums.:thumbsup:

 

[Chris1971]

My favorite is the electrical forums.:thumbsup:

They have been very helpful.:thumbup: most of the time.:laughing:

 

[Vintage Sounds]

I like my Rotosplit.

 

[MTW]

I really like Leviton products.

 

[sbrn33]

I was really happy when they came out with wire nuts that didn't need to be pretwisted.

 

[micromind]

Allen Bradley motor controllers, selector switches and pushbuttons. Especially the NEMA ones.

Even in the most abusive environments, they hold up, so it keeps me from having to replace stuff all the time.

 

[drspec]

most Arlington products, especially the black pop in connectors and their ceiling fan braces

inside/outside connectors or better known as tom 2 ways

 

[Chris1971]

Allen Bradley motor controllers, selector switches and pushbuttons. Especially the NEMA ones.

Even in the most abusive environments, they hold up, so it keeps me from having to replace stuff all the time.

It's been awhile but, the AB 800T series push button and pilot lights were very well made products. Haven't used them in awhile not sure if they are still made well?

 

[micromind]

It's been awhile but, the AB 800T series push button and pilot lights were very well made products. Haven't used them in awhile not sure if they are still made well?

Near as I can tell, they're the same as always.

 

[ponyboy]

Caddy and super strut products. Too many great products to name them all

 

[Cl906um]

Pry type tension terminals. Wago...stick your micro in, insert wire, pull out screwdriver.. No need to spin your screwdriver ten rotations. Oh,and ballast disconnects. Whoever sold the code guys on those:thumbup:

 

[Jlarson]

These Arlington grips.

 

[dthurmond]

Telemechanique makes good push buttons / selector switches and contactors and overloads . They are pricey . You get what you pay for .

 

[Jlarson]

Telemechanique is french for overpriced junk electrical complainants.

 

[RGH]

WAGOS:thumbup:

 

[Chrisibew440]

Personally I always liked telemecanique (IEC) by square d for control parts.
For material I like Thomas and betts and Appleton malleable.

 

[Chrisibew440]

WAGOS:thumbup:

Would you like my opinion? Lol.

 

[papaotis]

WAGOS:thumbup:

quick, easy, dangerous:whistling2:although i will admit they have improved

 

[micromind]

Appleton has some pretty good stuff.