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Dear Exhibitors, Sponsors and Attendees:

We would like to personally welcome each of you to the Electro Expo 2015 – Powering Innovation + Technology trade show and conference. It’s an exciting time for our businesses as we continue to grow and adapt, remaining always customer-focused, motivated and responsive. Our industry is confronting a time of many changes and we’re meeting these changes during a time of larger nationwide and global change. The world of power, lighting, low voltage systems and clean energy is an exciting area in which to work, and we’ll continue to meet and bring inspired people together in forums like this, to ensure we remain at the cutting edge.

Over the next few days our attendees will have the opportunity to network with over 300 of the leading manufacturers in our business and attend over 40 presentations from industry leaders. The conference offers many opportunities for continuing education for license holders, all sponsored by our region’s premier distributors!

We would like to thank each of you for supporting our conference and bringing your expertise to our event. You have the vision, the knowledge and the expertise to help us pave our way into the future. You are truly our greatest asset today and tomorrow, and we could not accomplish what we do without your support and leadership. Throughout the conference, we ask you to stay engaged, keep us proactive and help us shape the future of industry. After the Expo, we ask that you remember the businesses that demonstrated their commitment to our region. On behalf of the Electrical League of Ohio, our appreciation and gratitude goes out to the manufacturers, agents, distributors and corporate sponsors for their commitment to the Electro Expo 2015. Thank you!

ElEctro Expo 2015 co-chair

BoB DohertyBranch Manager

Wolff Bros. Supply

ElEctro Expo 2015 co-chair

Gary PelcSales

Electrical Sales of Ohio

A message from the electro expo chairmen

The electrical League of Ohio 2015 Board of directorsBrian Amsden

Hawkins Sales of Ohio

Steve BarbourZenith Systems

Gregory BlatnikKarpinski Engineering

Scott DavisMadison Electric Products

Tracy DebevitsGE Lighting

Bob DohertyWolff Bros. Supply

Michael DorisMars Electric

Lou GattoGatto Electric

Dave GormelyFields Electrical Sales

Brian KarlLakeland Electric Supply

Jim Martin Impact Agency

Deb McCashinLeff Electric

Don MoranPEPCO

Rudy NajdaRC Childs Co.

Ian PawlowskiGraybar

Gary PelcElectrical Sales of Ohio

Tom PettyVP Sales

Tim PoolTec Inc.

Dyke RiffleRiffle & Associates

Eddie WilliamsEaton Corp.

Scott WilsonOsram Sylvania

For information, contact:Terri Hanna Wiehn, Executive Director

The Electrical League of Ohio 440.333.5040 office / 440.668.0397 cell


EXHIBITOR BOOTH #3M Electrical Products ■ ....................4433M Fire, Fall & Safety ■ ■ ................443ABB ■ ■...........................................539Acuity Brands Lighting ■ ............726, 727Aero Sales ■ ■ ■ ■ .........238, 239, 240, 241, 242, 243AFC ■ ..............................................634Air King ■ ......................................... 517Akron Electric, Inc. ■..................324, 326Allied Moulded Products, Inc. ■ ..........640Allied Tube & Conduit ■.....................632American Conduit by SAPA ■ ............323Anamet Electrical Products ■ .............. 214Appleton Group LLC ■ ....................... 314Architectural Area Lighting ■ ..............735Arlington Industries, Inc. ■ ........ 531, 630 Arthur N. Ulrich Company ■ .......419, 421Atkore International (Allied Tube &

Conduit/AFC) ■ ......................632, 634Austin Enclosures ■ ............................ 214Barron Lighting ■ ............................... 712Belden ■ ■ .......................................337Berko/ Qmark ■ ..............................240BICSI ■ ■ .........................................338 Bolt Star/Construction Innovations ■ ....332

Brady Corporation ■ ■ ......................542Bridgeport Fittings, Inc. ■ ■ ...............526Bright Focus Sales ■ ............... 708, 709, 710, 711, 712, 713, 714, 715BRK Brands ■ ....................................638Buckeye Power Sales Co. ■ ■ ■ ........235Burndy Products ■ ............................. 124BWF ■ ■ .......................................... 241 Calpipe Industries ■ ...........................524Cementex ■ ......................................533Chalfant Cable & Tray ■ ............230, 232Champion Fiberglass ■ ......................242CleanLife LED ■ ■ .............................739Concept Sales Inc. ■ ......... 738, 740, 742Construction Innovations/Bolt Star ■ ...540Cooledge Lighting, Inc. ■ ...................724Cooper Power Systems by Eaton ■ ..... 317Cree ■ ..............................................737Cummins Bridgeway ■ ......................209Current Tools ■ ................................. 417D.C. Electrical Sales ■........ 318, 320, 322Delta-Therm Corporation ■ .................624Dialight ■ ..........................................737Digital Lumens ■ ................................ 714Donwil Inc. ■.....................................422Douglas Lighting Controls ■ ■ ............ 715

E Technologies, Inc. ■ ■ .............310, 312E2S Warning Signals ■ ...................... 136Eaton Surge Suppression ■ ................ 310Eaton UPS Systems ■ ......................... 310Eaton’s B-Line business ■ .... 309, 311, 313,

315, 408, 410, 412Eaton’s Bussmann business ■ ......309, 311,

313, 315, 408, 410, 412Eaton’s Cooper Lighting business .............■

309, 311, 313, 315, 408, 410, 412Eaton’s Crouse-Hinds business ■ ........ 309, 311, 313, 315, 408, 410, 412Electrical Sales of Ohio ■ ■ ■ ■ ...... 111, 113, 115, 208, 210, 212, 214, 216Electri-Flex Co. ■ ■............................439Electro Specialties, Inc. ■ ■ ............... 533, 535, 537 Emergi-Lite ■ ..................................... 614Encapsulite ■ .....................................325Enclosure Solutions, Inc. ■ ..................340Encore Wire ■...........................430, 432Energy Focus ■ ■ .............................. 721Engineered Products Co. / EPCO ■ ■ .....................................243Erico ■ ..............................................535ERICO CADDY ■ ...............................635Ericson Mfg. ■ ..........................538, 540Eskin Sales Co. ■ .............................. 613ETCON Corp. ■ ■ ............................ 318EverLast Lighting ■ ■ .........................641Excel Dryer ■ ....................................327EYE Lighting International ■ ................734Federal Pacific ■ ........................225, 227Feelux ■ ............................................ 617Fields Electrical Sales ■ ■ ■ ......121, 123,

125, 127, 217, 219, 220, 221, 222, 223, 224, 225, 226, 227

FlexStrut ■ .........................................438Fluke ■ ......................................534, 535GE Industrial Solutions ■ ..... 509, 511, 513GE Lighting ■ .....................608, 610, 612GES/Goldschmidt Inc. ■ ....622, 624, 626Global Power Systems ■ .................... 142Gobeille-Robinson ■ ■ ■ ■ ...... 319, 321,

323, 325, 327, 331, 333, 335Greenlee / Textron Company ■ .........627Griesser Sales ■ .........................619, 621H & H Industries ■ ............................. 716H.E. Williams ■ ................................. 616Halco Lighting Technologies ■ ■ ........523Halex Corp. ■ ................................... 142Hammond Manufacturing Co. ■ ■ .....622Hammond Power Solutions/HPS ■ ......437Harger Lightning & Grounding ■ ■ ■ .......................... 740Hawkins Sales, Inc. ■ ■ ■ ■ ... 531, 630,

631, 632, 633, 634, 635, 636, 637, 638, 639, 640, 641, 642, 643, 736

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Hioki USA Corporation ■ ....................119Hoffman Enclosures ■ ........................536Hubbell Building Automation ■ ...........733Hubbell Electrical Products ■ ■ . 440, 442Hubbell Lighting ■ ............................ 731Hubbell Wiring Devices - Kellems ■ ■ 126IDEAL l Industries, Inc. ■ ......................117IEEE ■ ■ ■ ....................................... 213IES - Cleveland Section ■ ...................732Illuminating Engineering Society -

Cleveland Section ■ ........................732ILSCO ■ ............................................537Impact Agency ■ ■ ■ ■ ......... 514, 516,

517, 518, 519, 520, 521, 522, 523, 524, 525, 526, 527 ......................................

Intermatic Inc. ■ ■.............................441Ipex USAA LLC ■ ...............................239ISB Lighting and Power Source LPS ■ .. 619iTool ■ ..............................................435Jack Duffy & Associates, Inc. ■ ..722, 723,

724, 725, 726, 727Jefferson Electric Inc. ■ .......................522Juno Lighting ■ ..................................620Keystone Technologies ■ .................... 132Kichler Lighting ■ ................................611Kidde Smoke Alarms ■ ...................... 221KIM Lighting ■ ...................................735King Innovation ■ ..............................527Klein Tools ■ .....................................425Kraloy Fittings ■................................. 321L. H. Dottie Company ■ ■ ■ ............ 217LDPI, Inc. ■ ■ .................................... 718Legrand ■ ■ ■ .........................208, 210Lenox ■ .............................................642Leviton ■ ■ ■ ........................... 631, 633Light Efficient Design ■ ■ ................... 719Lighting & Controls ■ ■ .............414, 416, 418, 420Lighting Dynamics, Inc. ■ ..................731, 733, 735Lights by H & H Industries ■ ............... 716Littelfuse ■ ■ ......................................111LSI Industries Inc. ■ ............................ 618Lumecon ■ .........................................113Lutron Electronics ■ ............................420MacLean Highline Products ■ ■ ......... 319Madison Electric Products ■ ....... 411, 413, 510, 512Marley Engineered Products ■ ............240MaxLite ■ ■ ......................................636Meltric Corporation ■ ■ ■ ................626Mersen ■ ..........................................533Metallics, Inc. ■ ................................. 742MGM Transformers ■ ........................ 621Midwest ■ ......................................... 216Midwestern Electrical Sales ■ ■...334, 336Mike McAuliffe Sales ■ .............534, 536,

538, 540Milbank Mfg ■ .................................. 219Milwaukee Electric Tool ■ ..................426Mobern Lighting ■ .............................736Mulberry Metal Products ■ ................ 516Myriad Energy Solutions ■ ■ .....614, 615,

616, 617, 618, 620

NAED - The Voice of Electrical Distribution ■ ■ ■ .......................... 415NASA ■ ■ ■ ....................................211NECA - Greater Cleveland ■ ■ ■ ■ .427NetZero ■ ......................................... 743NewBasis ■ ......................................738Niedax Inc. ■ ...........................434, 436NOECA/IEC - Northern Ohio Electrical

Contractors Assoc. ■ ■ ■ ■ ..........234Nora Lighting ■ ■ ............................. 521North Coast Engineered Products ■ ....737NSI Industries, Inc. ■ ■ ■ .................625Nuheat ■ ■ ......................................322OhioCAT ■ .......................................423Oldcastle Enclosure Solutions ■ ..........233Orbit Industries, Inc. ■ ■ ...................334Osram Sylvania ■..............................730Panduit Corporation ■ ■ ■ ...............330PDI, Corp. ■ ...................................... 419PDU Cables ■ ................................... 312Penn Union Corp. ■ ...........................238Pentair Thermal Management – Raychem ■ .....................................130Philips Lighting ■ .........708, 709, 710, 711Phoenix Products Company, Inc. ■ ■ ...525Pinnacle Architectural Lighting ■ ......... 615Powersmiths Transformers ■ ................ 312Priority Wire & Cable ■ .................... 514PRM Associates ■ ..............................340Properties Magazine ..........................237Prysmian Cables & Systems ■ ............. 231R.C. Childs Co. ■ ...... 230, 231, 232, 233RAB Lighting ■ ■ .............. 331, 333, 335Rack-A-Tiers Mfg. ■ ...........................342Raychem - Pentair Thermal Management .............................. ■ 130Red Hawk Energy Systems, Inc. ■ ....... 421Reliance Controls Corp. ■ .................. 519Rex Power Magnetics ■ ..................... 212Ridgid ■ ............................................ 316Riffle & Associates ■ ■ ■ .........430, 432, 434, 435, 436, 437, 438, 439, 440,

441, 442, 443Rig-A-Lite Partnership ■ ......................723River Electrical Sales ■ ....................... 142Rize Enterprises ■ .............................. 717Robert H. Howley Co. ■ .................... 317Royal Pacific ■................................... 613

Russelectric ■ .................................... 419Satco Products ■ ■ ............................639Scepter ■ ..........................................239Schneider Electric ■ ■ ............. 108, 110, 112, 114, 116, 118, 120, 122Selecta Switch Products ■ .................. 318Service Wire Co. ■ ...........................637Siemens ■ ...........135, 137, 139, 141, 143Signal-Tech ■ ....................................134Simkar Lighting ■ ■ ........................... 518Solon Mfg. Co. ■ .............................. 215Southwire ■ ..................... 121, 123, 125, 127, 220, 222, 224, 226Spectrum Lighting Inc. ■ .....................722Square D ■ ■ .................108, 110, 112, 114, 116, 118, 120, 122StressCrete ■ .....................................725Superior Essex ■.................................115TCP, Inc. ■ ........................................720TE Connectivity/Raychem ■ ................537TEDDICO ■ ....................................... 241The Electrical Inspector (TEI) Construction

Software & Information LLC ..........■ 424Thomas & Betts ■ .............. 539, 541, 543Topaz ■ ............................................223Tower Manufacturing Corp. ■ ■ ........623TPI Corporation ■ ..............................320Underground Devices ■ .....................336United Rentals ■ ................ 339, 341, 343Union Metal Corp. ■ ..........................741Unity Mfg. ■ .....................................340Universal Lighting Technologies ■ ■ ...643Vincent Lighting Systems ■ ■ ............. 713Vision Infosoft ■ ■ ■ ■ .................... 218VP Sales Company ■ ■ ............ 130, 132, 134, 136WAC Lighting ■ ................................ 712Wattstopper ■ ................................... 418Weltman, Weinberg & Reis, Co. L.P.A. ■ ■ ■ ■ ....................... 515Wiremaid Products ■ .........................520Zonit Structured Solutions ■ ................ 312

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Tour of LEED Platinum Residence in South RussellTime: 8:00 AM-12:00 PMTrack: Clean Energy ■Speaker(s): David Krebs, Architect with Aodk, Inc. Rob Martens, President, Bold Alternatives Description: Tour of Platinum LEED-certified residence. Presentations examine goal of creating a highly energy efficient home that fits into the natural surroundings. Architect will be available to answer questions. Depart/return to Cleveland Convention Center. Continuing Education: Ohio Construction Industry Licensing Board (OCILB) - 3 credit units -Technology; Professional Development Hour (PDH) 3 contact hours

Keeping Up With Change: An Update on Lighting Technology & SystemsTime: 8:00 AM-9:30 AMTrack: Lighting ■

Moderator: Ardra Zinkon, Tec StudioPanelists: Shelli Sedlak, GE; Eric Lind, Lutron Electronics; Paula Ziegenbein, Hartranft Lighting DesignDescription: LED replacement lamps, integrated LED luminaires, networked systems, emerging technologies – all these and more will be discussed as we look at the changing lighting marketplace and share future projections for SSL market penetration. We’ll review the latest happenings with standards/codes affecting new technologies, addressing topics such as reliability, color and controls. Continuing Education: TBA

Analyze Article 250 in the National Electrical Code – The difference between Grounding vs. BondingTime: 8:00 AM-11:00 AMTrack: Power ■Speaker(s): Joseph J. Cenzori, IAEI, City of Parma, Building InspectorDescription: Analyze ARTICLE 250 in the National Electrical Code – the instruction of the difference between Grounding vs. Bonding: Earthing vs. Grounding. Course is based on the Board of Building Standards guidelines.

Continuing Education: Ohio Board of Building Standards (OBBS) 3 credit hours (ESI, CBO, RBO, RPE, MPE, EPE), Ohio Construction Industry Licensing Board - 3 credit hours - Code; Professional Development Hours (PDH) 3 contact hours

Power Quality - Identifying Problems and SolutionsTime: 8:30 AM-10:00 AMTrack: Power ■Speaker(s): David J. Carnovale, Eaton Corp.Description: This presentation focuses on identifying symptoms, sources and solutions for power quality problems, voltage variations (sags, swells, interruptions), harmonics, surge protection and grounding and power factor correctionContinuing Education: TBA

Protecting Critical Circuits from Fire & NEC Code Changes for Life Safety CircuitsTime: 9:00 AM-10:00 AMTrack: Power ■Speaker(s): Mark Hall, Regional Sales Mgr, PentairDescription: Discussion of applications for protecting critical circuits from fire; Discussion of relevant NEC code articles – 517, 695, 700, 708, 728 (new in 2014), 760 and NFPA-72. Options available for the protection of critical circuits (full explanation); UL fire testing explanation for listing fire rated cables (UL 2196); Discussion and update on the UL delisting of fire rated cables.Continuing Education: Ohio Construction Industry Licensing Board (OCILB) - 1 continuing education unit - Code; Professional Development Hour (PDH) 1 credit unit

Low Voltage Systems Trends in Healthcare Design and FacilitiesTime: 9:00 AM-10:30 PMTrack: Low Voltage Systems ■Panelists: John Paginini, Sr. Manager of Operability Initiatives at HIMSS; Project Manager, University Hospitals Healthcare Facility Construction; Steris CorporationDescription: CES Biomedical Division presents a discussion with key industry leaders.Continuing Education: TBD

Understanding Digital Video Formats – From DVI-D to Thunderbolt & More! Time: 9:00 AM-10:00 AMTrack: Low Voltage Systems ■Speaker(s): Joseph D. Cornwall, CTS-D, World Class Sales Management, Marketing, Communications, Market Navigation and Strategic Execution, Legrand (formerly Lastar, Inc Quiktron/C2G)

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The Wellness Revolution: The Next Driver of the Lighting Industry / IES Cleveland Chapter Regional MeetingTime: 10:00 AM-11:30 AMTrack: LightingSpeaker(s): Dr. Michael Roizen, Chief Wellness Officer, Cleveland ClinicDescription: Explore the best of current and near-future lighting practices as it relates to the interface between high-quality patient care and the healthcare environment.Continuing Education: TBD

IEEE Region 2 Meeting - Session 1: NASA Capabilities That Could Impact Terrestrial Smart Grids of the Future Time: 10:00 AM-11:00 PMTrack: Power ■Speaker(s): Raymond F. Beach, NASA Description: NASA space power technology developments for manned deep space missions will provide new technology spin-offs for use in the evolution of the terrestrial smart grid.

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Webinar: Wi-Fi Network Deployment: Expert TipsTime: 10:00 AM-11:00 AMTrack: Low Voltage Systems ■Speaker(s): Jussi Kiviniemi, Vice President, Wi-Fi Tools, EkahauDescription: This presentation is all about creating better Wi-Fi networks. We’ll give best

practices and show hands-on demos of efficient Wi-Fi network design. Also presented, the life cycle of a Wi-Fi network, off-site network design, on-site verifications, design documentation and Wi-Fi troubleshooting. Question and answer period to follow webinar. No computer needed. Continuing Education: TBD, BICSI 1 CEU

Variable Frequency Drives: Protection for VFD and Proper OutputTime: 10:30 AM-12:00 PMTrack: Power ■Speaker(s): Kevin Fedor, Schneider Electric, Sr. Sales Executive, VFD Sales Manager, Sr. Sales Executive, Drives and SoftstartsDescription: This presentation focuses on important considerations when installing VFD’s in different environments and applications. The emphasis is on aspects of the installation outside the boundaries of the VFD and typical under the control of the drive purchaser, end-user or contractor. Continuing Education: Ohio Construction Industry Licensing Board (OCILB) - 1.5 credit hours - Technology; Professional Development Hours (PDH) 1.5 credit contact hours

BIM is the Future & BIM is NOWTime: 10:30 AM-12:00 PMTrack: Power ■Speaker(s): Richard Gofman, PE, Project Manager at Zenith Systems; Rocco Gallo, LEED, AP, Principal and Director of Electrical Engineering at Karpinski Engineering and Emy McGann, BIM Manager at Karpinski EngineeringDescription: This course will provide an overview and definition of Building Information Modeling (BIM), noting key points to successful implementation and advantages for both design professionals and contractors. Will review a real world example of using BIM to aid pre-fabrication.Continuing Education: Ohio Construction Industry Licensing Board (OCILB) - 1.5 continuing education unit - Technology; Professional Development Hour (PDH) 1 credit unit

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Construction Tax PlanningTime: 11:00 AM-12:00 PMTrack: Lighting ■Speaker(s): Craig Miller CPA, Duffy+Duffy Cost SegregationDescription: Learn to identify and properly classify purchased and constructed commercial building components into IRC Sec. 1245 Personal Property and Sec. 1250 Building Assets; Learn to prepare discounted cash flow analysis and calculate the Net Present Value and Return on Investment for this engineering analysis; Learn Construction Tax Planning, incorporating cost segregation during construction pre-design and design; Identify Favorable IRS Income Tax Credits and Accelerated Depreciation Benefits of Energy Efficient Building Systems and for Advanced Energy Solar, Wind, Geothermal and Co-generation.Continuing Education: Ohio Construction Industry Licensing Board (OCILB) - 1 continuing education unit - Business; Professional Development Hour (PDH) 1 contact hour credit

OCILB: Changes to the State of Ohio Contractors License - Presentation on Senate Bill 78 and House Bill 486Time: 11:00 AM-12:00 PMTrack: Power ■

Electro Expo 2015 - Powering Innovation + Technology Trade ShowWednesday, 12:00 PM – 9:00 PMThursday, 12:00 PM – 8:00 PMTrack: Power / Lighting / LVS / Clean Energy

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Panel: Low Voltage Systems Trends in Healthcare Design + FacilitiesWednesday, 9:00 AM – 10:30 AMTrack: Power / Lighting / LVS / Clean Energy

Panelists: John Paginini, Sr. Manager of Operability Initiatives at HIMSS; Tony DiFranco, Project Manager, Project Management Office, Department of Operational Effectiveness, University Hospitals; TBA, Low Voltage Installations, Zenith SystemsDescription: Discussion presented by the Cleveland Engineering Society (CES) Biomedical DivisionContinuing Education: TBD


Speaker(s): Carol Ross, Executive Secretary, Ohio Construction Industry Licensing BoardDescription: The State of Ohio has passed legislation that will affect changes in contractor’s licensing requirements. Ross will discuss the changes, procedures and policies of these two bills. Continuing Education: Ohio Construction Industry Licensing Board (OCILB)- 1 continuing education unit - Business

IEEE Region 2 Meeting - Session 1: Partnering with NASA for Regional Economic Development ImpactTime: 11:00 AM-12:00 PMTrack: Power ■Speaker(s): Dr. Joe Shaw, NASA Glenn Director, Venture Development and PartnershipsDescription: Discussion on venture development and partnerships with NASA.Continuing Education: CEU credit will be available from IEEE

Digital Video at Length, Successfully Extending Uncompressed Digital Video Connections to 100 MetersTime: 11:30 AM-12:30 PMTrack: Low Voltage Systems ■Speaker(s): Joseph D. Cornwall, CTS-D, World Class Sales Management, Marketing, Communications, Market Navigation and Strategic Execution, Legrand (formerly Lastar, Inc Quiktron/C2G)Description: As we enter a new world of UltraHD and advanced digital A/V content, we find we must manage signals which may demand as much as 20Gbit/s thru-put. Designing high performance systems that leverage point-to-point connectivity requires a full understanding of both the payload and the physics of copper and fiber links. In this fast-paced presentation we explore fundamentals of TMDS extension, including HDBaseT. Continuing Education: One (1) InfoComm, NSCA, BICSI and AIA learning units

Understanding the Changes in the 2015 NFPA 70ETime: 12:30 PM–3:30 PMTrack: Power ■Speaker(s): Steve Abbot, Stark Safety ConsultantsDescription: NFPA 70E provides guidance for employers to help workers avoid injury from a release of electrical energy, and to prevent or minimize exposure to all widely recognized electrical hazards. This course covers the changes to the 2015 edition, and is intended to aid in updating your electrical safety program, associated documents and work practices. This class is a must for anyone who is trying to keep up with the current electrical safety requirements. Previous NFPA 70E articles and principles not required for attendance.Continuing Education: Ohio Construction Licensing Board (OCILB) 3 credit hours - Health &

Safety; Professional Development Hours (PDH) - 3 contact hours

NFPA 110 – Performance Requirements for Emergency and Standby Power SystemsTime: 12:30 PM–1:30 PMTrack: Power ■Speaker(s): Mike Sonnhalter, Engineering Liaison, Buckeye Power Sales Description: NFPA 110 provides performance requirements for emergency and standby power systems that supply reliable auxiliary power to critical and essential loads when the primary power source fails. Continuing Education: Professional Development Hour- engineers - 1 CPD (state of Ohio) Ohio Construction industry Licensing Board (pending) 1 CE- Technology

Staying Connected: Cleveland Convention Center / Global Center for Health Innovation – A Dynamic Low Voltage Systems View of the BuildingTime: 1:00 PM–2:00 PMTrack: Low Voltage Systems ■Speaker(s): Brian Cook, Technology Manager, The Cleveland Convention Center and Global Center for Health InnovationDescription: An overview presentation of the building. A tour of the buildings datacenter, utilidoor (underneath the exhibit halls) and viewing of the DAS System. Question will be taken.Continuing Education: Ohio Construction Industry Licensing Board (OCILB) - 1 continuing education unit - Technology - Professional Development Hour (PDH) 1 credit unit

Lighting Regulations & TrendsTime: 1:00 PM–2:00 PMTrack: Lighting ■Speaker(s): Mark Lien LC, CLEP, CLMC, HBDP, LEED BD&C, Director - Government & Industry Relations, Osram Sylvania

Description: Standards and regulations increasingly impact lighting products and designs. This presentation will discuss current and upcoming changes along with related industry trends. It is more effective to learn about these changes now than on the job. Join us for an informative presentation on issues that will affect all lighting professionals. Continuing Education: TBD

Proper Installation & Application of Conduit and Cable FittingsTime: 1:00 PM–2:30 PMTrack: Power ■Speaker(s): Eric Cerasale, Technical Marketing Manager, Bridgeport FittingsDescription: From the products design to the stringent UL testing and NEC requirements that apply. Bridgeport Hands-on session will promote good workmanship and better practices when roughing in conduit and cable. At the same time showcase unique Problem solving and Labor saving products that will get the job done right.Continuing Education: Ohio Construction Industry Licensing Board (OCILB) - 1.5 continuing education unit - Code; Professional Development Hour (PDH) 1 credit unit

IEEE Region 2 Meeting - Session 2: The Impact of the Internet of Things Revolution on Electrical ContractingTime: 1:00 PM–2:00 PMTrack: Power ■Speaker(s): Bob Scaccia, Founder and President, USA FirmwareDescription: I’m sure you have either heard or experienced the following: It used to be that anyone could work on a car. Now cars are all computerized The same thing is happening with the home. Smart sensors, smart homes and the internet of things, or IoT, is coming to a home near you. Are you ready for smart water tanks, thermostats, outlets, light switches, faucets, coffee machines, stoves, water and more? All under your customers control via apps on their computer or smart phone. The technology is here, the price is right and it’s going to revolutionize the home and life as we know it. Learn about what information you will need to be able to sell, install and repair.Continuing Education: CEU credit will be available from IEEE

NABCEP Certification: How to Get it, What it’s WorthTime: 1:00 PM–2:00 PMTrack: Clean Energy

Speaker(s): Brian Hayden, President, HeatspringDescription: This presentation will discuss NABCEP Certification, how to get it and the value of holding certification; , the role of IREC, , State Licensing requirements for solar installers, Solar startups and Business Models

Panel: Future Trends in Healthcare Facility Renovation + ConstructionWednesday, 1:00 PM – 2:30 PMTrack: Power / Lighting / LVS / Clean Energy

Moderator: Tim Pool, PE, Tec Inc.Panelists: Dale J. Kondik, Sr. Manager Healthcare Showcase, Johnson Controls; Ed Neilson, Power and Grounding Engineer at General Electrical Healthcare; Dragan Dukich, Gleeson Controls; Jim Otton, PhilipsDescription: Panel Discussion on renovations and construction by industry specialists currently supporting the Global Center for Health InnovationContinuing Education: TBD


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IEEE Region 2 Meeting - Session 2: Power Quality Concepts: Saving Energy By Using Reactive Demand ComponentsTime: 2:00 PM–3:00 PMTrack: Power ■Speaker(s): Benjamin Rosolowski, CEO, CPI Group Limited; IEEE Cleveland Section Chair Power & Energy Society Description: Definitions are established that relate to specific types of loads found in plants and offices and their behavior. Definitions are further applied to the electrical utility billing parameters. The connection is made between electrical efficiency, harmonic currents, power quality, capacity utilization, reliability and safety. An example is given that takes the audience through a real world application that provides significant demand reduction and efficiency improvements resulting in electrical energy savings in real dollars based on utility rate schedules applied. Continuing Education: CEU credit will be available from IEEE

ENERGY STAR & Lighting: What’s Behind That Little Blue Label?Time: 2:00 PM–3:00 PMTrack: Lighting ■Speaker(s): Melissa Obradovic, Product

Marketing Manager – Technical Consumer ProductsDescription: Program overview, clarify current ENERGY STAR Lamp and Luminaire Specification requirements, and examine third-party certification process. Discuss recognized laboratory and certification body roles, strategies for utilizing program tools in lessening potential compliance burdens and verification testing process. Explore ENERGY STAR’s impact on efficiency programs, participation opportunities, benefits and more. Continuing Education: TBA

How to Perform an Electrical Risk AssessmentTime: 8:00 AM-11:00 AMTrack: Power ■Speaker(s): Steve Abbot, Stark Safety ConsultantsDescription: This is the first of its kind course that provides a template approach how to perform an Electrical arc flash and shock risk assessment per the 2015 NFPA 70E and ANSI Z10. This class

is a must for any contractor who wants to take any part of an arc flash study! Attendees will be provided with a Stark Safety Consultants Electrical Risk Assessment spreadsheet template.Continuing Education: Ohio Construction Licensing Board (OCILB) 3 credit hours - Health & Safety; Professional Development Hours (PDH) - 3 contact hours

NEC 2014: Selective Coordination and Short Circuit CalculationsTime: 8:00 AM-12:00 PMTrack: Power ■Speaker(s): Timothy G. Pool, PE, RCDDDescription: The selection of overcurrent protective devices can have a tremendous impact on the performance of an electrical system. Too often overcurrent protective devices are selected based only on voltage and current ratings. This class will explore the National Electrical Code requirements for Selective Coordination and Short Circuit Calculations including Arc Flash Hazard Analysis.Continuing Education: Ohio Construction Licensing Board (OCILB) 5 continuing education units - Code, Ohio Board of Building Standards (OBBS) 5 continuing education units - Code; Professional Development Hours (PDH) - 5 contact unit hours

Telecommunications Bonding & Grounding Hands-OnTime: 9:00 AM-10:00 AMTrack: Low Voltage Systems ■

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Speaker(s): Jim Lynch, Technical Systems Engineer, Panduit, BICSI, AFCOMDescription: Attend this review of the new TIA-607-B Grounding and Bonding Standard for Customer Premises and see exactly how to implement this important Standard in enterprise networks and data centers. Presentation includes photo examples from real installations of the most common grounding errors to help you avoid these simple, yet costly mistakes in your own networks to help you minimize downtime and mitigate risk.Continuing Education: One (1) BICSI CEU’s

LEDs and Sustainable DesignTime: 9:00 AM-10:00 AMTrack: Lighting ■Speaker(s): Shelli Sedlak, LC, LEED AP®, Senior Lighting Specialist, The Lighting Institute, GE LightingDescription: Solid State Lighting (SSL), also called “LEDs”, is transforming the lighting industry in a way unlike anything since the invention of the first commercially-viable incandescent lamp. LEDs are now being applied in almost all traditional applications. Complex, yet versatile, LED technology is providing energy and maintenance economic benefits, while enhancing visual performance for occupants. Understanding LED technology and its benefits compared to traditional light sources is essential to a sustainable lighting design.Continuing Education: 1 AIA LU/HSW / GBCI

TIA 1179 Healthcare Specification UpdateTime: 10:30 AM-11:30 AMTrack: Low Voltage Systems ■Speaker(s): Jim Lynch, Technical Systems Engineer, Panduit, BICSI, AFCOMDescription: As the first TIA specification created specifically to address the needs of the healthcare, the 1179 departs from “trying to be all things to all people”. Learn about how the specification has moved to solve unique needs created by Regulatory, Market & Technology sector drivers.Continuing Education: One (1) BICSI CEU

Illuminating the Future of LightingTime: 10:30 AM-12:00 PM

Track: Lighting ■Speaker(s): Mark Lien LC, CLEP, CLMC, HBDP, LEED BD&C; Director - Government & Industry Relations, OSRAM SYLVANIADescription: Nobody saw this coming. The lighting industry today reflects changes that were not anticipated, rushing at a pace that is unprecedented. The electrical industry has been slow to progress. Receptacles, switches and the vacuum tubes (incandescent, fluorescent and HID) we generate most of our artificial lighting from are embarrassingly similar to products from 100 years ago. This sleepy industry now faces radical transformation not just from switching to solid state sources but also with re-education, changes to regulations, standards, legislation and new manufacturing equipment and processes.Continuing Education: TBA

OCILB: Changes to the State of Ohio Contractors License - Presentation on Senate Bill 78 and House Bill 486Time: 11:00 AM-12:00 PMTrack: Power ■Speaker(s): Carol Ross, Executive Secretary, Ohio Construction Industry Licensing BoardDescription: The State of Ohio has passed legislation that will affect changes in contractor’s licensing requirements. Ross will discuss the changes, procedures and policies of these two bills.

Continuing Education: Ohio Construction Industry Licensing Board - 1 continuing education unit - Business; Professional Development Hour (PDH) 1 contact hour

A Dynamic Low Voltage Systems View of the Cle Convention Center + Global Center for Health InnovationTime: 11:30 AM-12:30 PMTrack: Low Voltage Systems

Speaker(s): Brian Cook, Technology Manager, The Cleveland Convention Center and Global Center for Health InnovationDescription: An overview presentation of the building. A tour of the buildings datacenter, utilidoor (underneath the exhibit halls) and viewing of the DAS System. Question will be taken.Continuing Education: TBA

Beneficial Solutions of Lighting Retrofits and RelightingTime: 12:30 PM–1:30 PMTrack: Lighting ■Speaker(s): Sri Rahm, LC, Senior Lighting Specialist, The Lighting Institute, GE LightingDescription: Lighting has long been considered the “low hanging fruit” of energy efficiency upgrades. Being able to recognize retrofit opportunities and applicable technology, along with specification and design practices, allows for

Cleveland Museum of Art: Guided ToursThursday, 9:00 AM – 12:30 PMTrack: Power / Lighting / LVS / Clean EnergyTour Bus Moderator: Kevin Wenderoth, Audio Visual, Zenith Systems: Museum of Art Tour GuideDescription: 9:00 a.m. check-in at Cleveland Convention Center. Tour Bus departs from Convention Center at 9:30 a.m. (no exceptions). 10:00 Cleveland Museum of Art Tours of Gallery One (1 hour). Tour includes interactive digital signage Collection Wall that provides visitors with the ability to curate their own experience. Gallery One is one of the largest multi-touch digital signage screens in the U.S. and can display over 3,500 images from the museum’s world-renowned permanent collection including world-renowned master pieces. The 40-foot-long interactive wall is comprised of two 15-unit tall Christie MicroTiles and uses Christie’s Interactivity Kit, allowing uses to interact with the wall with the resolution and speed needed to support finger-based gestures. The second part of the tour will be an opportunity to see the Cleveland Museum of Art’s Highlighted Collection of Art. Bus Tour will depart Cleveland Museum of Art at 12:00 noon and return to Cleveland Convention Center.Continuing Education: TBA

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more energy efficient and quality lighting project. Case studies will be reviewed, examining the visual, economical, and environmental impacts of retrofitting and relighting.Continuing Education: 1 AIA LU/HSW / GBCI

Analyze Article 250 in the National Electrical Code – The difference between Grounding vs. BondingTime: 12:30 PM–3:30 PMTrack: Power ■Speaker(s): Joseph J. Cenzori, IAEI, City of Parma, Building InspectorDescription: Analyze ARTICLE 250 in the National Electrical Code – the instruction of the difference between Grounding vs. Bonding: Earthing vs. Grounding Ground rod theory. Course is based on the Board of Building Standards guidelines.Continuing Education: Ohio Board of Building Standards (OBBS) 3 credit hours (ESI, CBO, RBO, RPE, MPE,EPE)’; Ohio Construction Industry Licensing Board (OCILB) - 3 continuing education units - Code

BIM is the Future & BIM is NOWTime: 1:00 PM–2:30 PMTrack: Power ■Speaker(s): Richard Gofman, PE, Project Manager at Zenith Systems; Rocco Gallo, LEED, AP, Principal and Director of Electrical Engineering at Karpinski Engineering and Emy McGann, BIM Manager at Karpinski EngineeringDescription: Building Information Modeling: This course will provide an overview and definition of Building Information Modeling (BIM), key points to successful BIM implementation, advantages of BIM from both a design professional and contractor

point of view. Will review a real world example of using BIM to facilitate pre-fabrication.Continuing Education: Ohio Construction Industry Licensing Board (OCILB) - 1.5 continuing education unit - Technology; Professional Development Hour (PDH) 1 credit unit

Building the Offshore Wind Industry in Lake Erie – Clean Energy and Local Jobs for Northeast OhioTime: 1:00 PM–2:30 PMTrack: Clean Energy

Speaker(s): Eric Ritter, Communications and Strategy Manager, LEEDCoDescription: Join us as Lake Erie Energy Development Corporation communications and strategy manager Eric Ritter describes LEEDCo’s work to complete the engineering and installation design, develop local supply chain companies and service providers, sell power for the project, attract financing and investment, and obtain the permits necessary to proceed. He will provide an update about progress on the project and describe the path forward for Icebreaker and for potential future offshore wind projects in Lake Erie.Continuing Education: TBA

Low Voltage System Monitoring Overview and Design Best PracticesTime: 1:00 PM–2:00 PMTrack: Low Voltage Systems

Speaker(s): Phil Bade, Manager, ITD Datacenter & Operations, Cleveland ClinicDescription: The session will discuss an overview of Low Voltage System Monitoring such as Emerson’s SiteScan product including general listing of features and benefits of use. The presentation will also discuss installation guidelines

and best practices for contractors as well as address common pitfalls and issues that may occur during the installation and startup activities.Continuing Education: BICSI - One (1) CEU

Designing industrial networks using TIA-1005a: What’s industrial about industrial networksTime: 1:00 PM–3:00 PMTrack: Low Voltage Systems

Speaker(s): Gregg Schaefer, Regional Automation Manager, Anixter and BICSI RCDD, NTS, ESS; ISA Description: An overview of the contents of the premises standard ANSI TIA-1005a and focus on the exceptions to TIA-568 which is the commercial standard for structured cabling in the enterprise. Although TIA-1005a is only about 50 pages long, it is difficult to read and lacks the explanation of why industrial applications need these exceptions. This presentation fills in these gaps. For example, why are industrial network topologies almost always shaped like rings? TIA-1005a provides an exception for cabling between multiple TRs or TEs but does not explain why they are needed. I branch off to discuss the failure recovery mechanisms which go beyond RSTP for loop detection and reduced failure recovery times. Continuing Education: BICSI - One (1) CEU - Design Industrial Networks Using TIA-1005A Certificate will be provided

LED Lighting: What You Must KnowTime: 2:00 PM–3:00 PMTrack: Lighting ■Speaker(s): John (Jack) W. Curran, PhD, President of LED Transformations LLC, Ohio Department of EnergyDescription: This course will provide an overview of LED lighting, covering the underlying basics of the technology as well as design choices made by manufacturers and designers. Fundamental differences between LED and traditional lighting will be discussed showing how those differences offer new design opportunities to architects and lighting designers, as well as new problems for specifiers, contractors, distributors and facility managers. LEDs’ origins in the semi-conductor world will be examined to see why this relationship often creates conflict and confusion in the lighting world. Finally, Dr. Curran will present his view of the future of the lighting industry, as LEDs become the dominant light source and lighting controls become commonplace in almost all applications. This new age of “personal lighting,” will forever change how lighting is used and may bring some unexpected consequences for the lighting industry.Continuing Education: TBA

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