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August 17, 2017

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New Products

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  • Leviton: EZ-MAX H – Code Compliance the EZ Way

    Leviton: EZ-MAX H – Code Compliance the EZ Way

    EZ-MAX H is the ideal solution for smaller, stand-alone applications that do not require complex field configuration or advanced networking features. The EZ-MAX H low-voltage inputs allow connection of photo­cells, occupancy sensors, low-voltage switches and digital switches for a comprehensive yet easily installed energy management solution. Read More…