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New Houston Location:

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North American Electric, Inc.

NAE NEWS

August 2012 Issue 3

PO Box 130 350 Vaiden Drive Hernando, MS 38632-0130 Phone: 662-429-8049 Fax: 662-429-8546 Toll Free: 800-884-0404 www.naemotors.com

Houston, TX 1993

350

Houston, TX Opened 2012

Houston, TX—North American Electric, Inc. began

in Houston, TX in 1993. In 1998, the headquarters

were relocated to Hernando, MS . NAE, Inc. has re-

opened an office and fully stocked warehouse in

Houston, July 2012.

North American Electric, Inc. 7170 West 43rd ST., Suite 350

Houston, TX 77092

Hernando, MS New Construction 2012

North American Electric, Since 1993

North American Electric, Inc. 12055 Sage Point Court, Ste. 104

Reno, NV 89506

Reno, NV Opened 2011

The first motors arrive at the new Houston warehouse

August 2012 Issue 3

David Hackman Honored By City of Hernando

David Hackman was presented a Certificate of

Appreciation by City of Hernando, MS Animal Shelter

for Outstanding support of the shelter and its programs.

EASA 2012 Nashville, TN

Employee Of The Year

Gillian Cunningham Treasurer & Senior Accountant

NAE, Inc. VHS Motor Irrigating the MS Delta

Mike, “The Motor Guy” says,

Did you know that North American Electric TEFC T-Frame motors from 143T to 449T are factory certified for Class I Division 2 Groups A, B, C and D with a T2B Temperature Code?

Many Oil and Gas motor applications require explosion proof (Division 1) electric motors, but many others require just Division 2 classification. The difference in the requirement is simple. A Division 1 location is for a motor operating in an area where the flammable vapor or dust is present. A Division 2 location is for a motor operating in an area where it is just a possibility should a piece of equipment fail.

Make certain you ask your customers if Division 1 is necessary. In some cases a Division 2 is all that is really required. Division 2 certification is becoming more popular in the United States, and, if your customer exports any equipment, this can be very valuable.

If you ask the right questions, you might be able to be more competitive and save your

customers money by supplying our standard T-frame motors for Division 2 locations.

Mike