Southwire Circuit Breaker Finder with GFCI Review
Electricians know each time they open a service panel that the circuit breaker directory on the inside of the door […]
When you talk to electricians, tools become a sort of sacred thing. Everyone has their favorites. Still, we have swayed more than one journeyman by placing a new tool in his hands. Our electrical tool reviews aim to reveal what electricians think about new products coming to market.
Our hands-on electrical tool reviews take things like press tools and metal hole saws and find out if they work faster than existing products. Manufacturers are quick to make claims, but testing those claims is what helps Pros and know if a tool can cut it in the field. Our Pro electricians work with us to determine whether or not new tools are accurate, ergonomic, and/or just plain helpful.
Electricians know each time they open a service panel that the circuit breaker directory on the inside of the door […]
It wasn’t long after I sent one of the PTR staff a picture of a big splinter under my fingernail […]
Every tradesman hopes that the tradesmen before him kept everything level and plumb. If each successive step isn’t true by […]
Greenlee Textron recently introduced a new line of Greenlee Next Generation tool bags with multiple pockets and compartments constructed from a […]
Southwire recently introduced two new Southwire Hand Cable Benders for 350 and 500 MCM diameters. Both benders feature a forged, […]
If there’s one eternal truth about electrical work, it’s that wires need cuttin’. And what company has more experience with […]
Southwire recently introduced the Southwire Compact Ratcheting Cable Cutter for copper and aluminum cables up to 600 Kcmil. This cutter features […]
Way back in 2009, Southwire acquired Maxis to expand its product offering and build upon the contractor-focused approach to tool development […]
You probably know we’re big fans of knives considering every member of our Pro team carries one. It’s the folding […]
As the adage goes, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure—and so it is with electrical service. […]