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September 20, 2011 09:08 PM Eastern Daylight Time 

Bal Seal, ETIC to Demonstrate Electrical Contact Technology in Booth #L65

EP Shanghai 2011

SHANGHAI–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Bal Seal Engineering, Inc. announced today that it will partner with local distributor ETIC to bring its Canted Coil Spring™ electrical contact to an audience of engineers and industry professionals at the 8th International Exhibition on Electrical Power Equipment and Technology. The event, also known as “EP Shanghai,” is being held September 21-23 at the Shanghai World Expo Exhibition & Convention Center in Shanghai, P.R. China.

Bal Seal, a leading provider of connecting, conducting and EMI shielding solutions for energy equipment OEMs, said it will share booth #L65 at the EP event with ETIC, an exclusive distributor of the Bal Seal Canted Coil Spring product line for power transmission and distribution applications in China. using product samples and a series of photorealistic animation sequences displayed in HD, the two companies will show attendees how the simple, precision-engineered Canted Coil spring can help improve the reliability and performance of power transmission and distribution equipment by offering more power density, simplified installation and elimination of contact maintenance.

The Canted Coil Spring, already a proven solution for high, mid and low current applications, is available in a wide variety of coil heights and materials. It is designed to maintain a nearly constant force over a broad compression range, automatically compensating for misalignments and surface irregularities while withstanding temperature changes without significant deviation from its initial force. each coil in the spring works independently, maintaining contact with the mating surface and ensuring maximum conductivity.

Typical applications for the Canted Coil Spring include busbar connections, gas-insulated switchgear contacts, circuit breakers and industrial fuse boxes. The versatile component also functions as an EMI shielding/grounding element.

EP Shanghai 2011 attendees can learn more about the Canted Coil Spring and other conducting, connecting and EMI shielding solutions by visiting representatives from Bal Seal and ETIC at booth #L65, or by clicking balseal.com. For information about EP Shanghai and the Electrical Shanghai 2011 event running in the same venue from September 21-23, visit epchinashow.com/ep11/main/lang-eng/information.aspx.

Bal Seal Engineering, Inc. is a global provider of custom-engineered sealing, connecting, conducting and shielding solutions for industry worldwide. The company’s products employ unique Canted Coil Spring™ technology for enhanced performance and reliability. For information about Bal Seal products and services, visit balseal.com or call 800.366.1006. Read and see the latest on Bal Seal products at mediaroom.balseal.com/mediaroom/home.

ETIC (Electric Equipment Company ltd.), a key supplier to the Chinese power transmission and distribution market, has served as Bal Seal’s exclusive distributor of Bal Contact electrical contact springs for power T&D in China since 2006. The company is based Xi’an, China. For more information, visit etic.cn/.

It seems like everything on that circuit is out (ceiling fans, the outlet behind that one & another outlet in another room). I even turned off the main circuit & that didn't work. HELP!

That happened at my house with a large inflatable. My plug started smoking so I unplugged everything fron it and 3 plugs around it didn't work either. Ends up some wires burnt up inside the wall and affected everything inline after that plug. I suggest unpluging all the plus on that circut and calling out an electrician to be safe; you don't want to get a fire in your wall!

Your breaker may not have tripped but in one of the 3 rooms you probably have an outlet that has a reset button on it, press that button in and see if that works, also, check your breaker good, it may not look like it has tripped but in fact it may have, reset the breaker anyway.

turn the breaker off to that circuit, push it to off don,t just flip it, then turn it back on,
some times when a breaker trips it won,t move so you have to PUSH it off to reset it,
turning the main breaker off wont fix it,

The breaker does not look triped, but it is. Flip it off and then back on.

If not then you have an electrical outlet somewhere with a reset button on it and it needs to be reset.

You'll need to get a professional electrician to track down the problem. At least you know which circuit has the problem, but it sounds like you'll need someone that would know more about it.

some times the breaker looks like it is not tripped.shut it off.turn it on again.if it happens again.vacuum has a short that needs to be repaired.or replaced.good luck.

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