How to Select the Right Circuit Breaker
If we know the Manufacturer, Catalog number, voltage, amperage, and the number of poles, we can save a big headache by being prepared.
How to Replace a Starter Coil & Motor Control Basics
Once the coil is replaced you can see our other videos on how to test the operating coil to ensure that your starter is ready to power up and carry a load.
Bench Testing a Nema Size 4 Motor Starter
This is a short video designed to help you save time and headaches with a simple test before you install a size 4 motor starter. We’ll bench-test the operating coil,
How to replace a Square D MCH Spring-charging Motor for Masterpact NW Circuit Breaker
Getting the motor out of the housing is not so bad. Ever struggle getting the replacement motor back in place? In this video, we show the process from start to
How to Replace Square D Masterpact Operating Handle on NW Circuit Breaker
Ever break that plastic handle on your circuit breaker? Did you get it figured out? In this video, I’ll show you how to properly – and easily – replace that
Electrical Inventory Efficiency: Investment Recovery
Above is just one of the videos in our investment recovery series focusing on the value of your demolition parts, broken-down machinery, and unneeded inventory. The overall theme of the
Breathe Life Into Your Dead Inventory: Investment Recovery
One method to recover your investment is to sell unneeded parts such as surplus wire and cable. Often, businesses keep many parts in their inventory that no longer match their
Factory Facelift For Funds: Investment Recovery
When a factory has to get rid of a piece of equipment, whether because it is broken or needs to be replaced, that old equipment is often taken to a
Investment Recovery: Selling Scrapped Electrical Parts For Real Dollars
Investment recovery is a process that offers many benefits, especially when it comes to making use of scrapped electrical parts and equipment. In many demolition projects, there is often a
13 Electrical Safety Tips for Industrial Workplace Safety
As an electrician, you play a crucial role in electrical safety. You should always be aware of the potential electrical hazards in the workplace and take necessary precautions to prevent
F Frame Circuit Breaker: Lug to Lug vs. I-Line
Here we will help you better understand the differences in installation between a F Frame Lug to Lug Circuit Breaker compared to a F Frame I-Line Circuit Breaker.
Square D “M” Frame Breakers
Square D has a wide range of circuit breaker frames, each designed for different needs. If you’re looking for a breaker that can handle larger loads, the “M” frame might