Classifications of Electrical Supplies for Lighting

1. Testers and Meters – There are many different types of testers and meters. They can measure current or voltage, for example.
2. Power Connectors – Various shapes and sizes of power connectors ensure you can create custom lighting layouts. Power connectors come in different types, with split bolts and mini terminals some of the most common.
3. Fixture Hanging Chains/Cables – Light Fixtures need chains to be secured with the ceiling. The chains come in shorter and longer lengths. Some are made of metal, while others are nylon. They have designs and lengths to fit any need.
4. Cable Pulling and Wire Management – There are tools you need to install a lighting system, like cable pulling tools and wire management. Color-coded wires mean you can easily organize them in groups, which makes installing the cables in the ceiling panels easier.
5. Lamp Holders/Tombstones –Lamp holders are the power source of lanterns, and can be used for multiple purposes. They can create a retrofit fixture from one lamp type to another using different power sources, such as a battery-powered lamp or an outlet. They can repair bent or broken pins that make it impossible for the fixture to supply current to the lamps.
6. Cords and Adapters – When rigging up a lighting plan, there may be a need for extra outlets and plugs. The use of cords with adapters can allow you to have more power sources that are plugged in. Surge suppression products protect electrical solutions from hurting due to surges in energy.
7. Bits and Blades – We offer drill bits as well as blades that allow you to finish a variety of tasks in the rigging and electrics industry.
8. Apart from a conduit body and some type of conduit, there are other fittings. These fittings include EMT fitting, for instance. You can use these for both outdoor or indoor use with little to no problem, as there are options for both scenarios.