Virtual Issues:

A completely interactive and user-friendly online version of Electrical Line Magazine offering the reader the look and feel of the printed magazine with the functionality of the electronic age. Each issue, back to September/October 2005, will be available in this format. All website and e-mail addresses in the Virtual Magazine are hyperlinked.

Editorial Content:

January/February - High & Medium Voltage Systems
March/April - Industrial Automation
May/June - Building Automation
July/August - Power Quality; UPS & Backup Power Systems
September/October - Lighting & Lighting Systems; Home Automation
November/December - Wire & Cable; Wire Management; Grouding

2011

  • November/December 2011 - Volume 17, Number 6
  • September/October 2011 - Volume 17, Number 5
  • July/August 2011 - Volume 17, Number 4
  • May/June 2011 - Volume 17, Number 3
  • March/April 2011 - Volume 17, Number 2
  • January/February 2011 - Volume 17, Number 1
  • 2010

  • November/December 2010 - Volume 16, Number 6
  • September/October 2010 - Volume 16, Number 5
  • July/August 2010 - Volume 16, Number 4
  • May/June 2010 - Volume 16, Number 3
  • March/April 2010 - Volume 16, Number 2
  • January/February 2010 - Volume 16, Number 1
  • 2009

  • November/December 2009 - Volume 15, Number 6
  • September/October 2009 - Volume 15, Number 5
  • July/August 2009 - Volume 15, Number 4
  • May/June 2009 - Volume 15, Number 3
  • March/April 2009 - Volume 15, Number 2
  • January/February 2009 - Volume 15, Number 1
  • 2008

  • November/December 2008 - Volume 14, Number 6
  • September/October 2008 - Volume 14, Number 5
  • July/August 2008 - Volume 14, Number 4
  • May/June 2008 - Volume 14, Number 3
  • March/April 2008 - Volume 14, Number 2
  • January/February 2008 - Volume 14, Number 1
  • 2007

  • November/December 2007 - Volume 13, Number 6
  • September/October 2007 - Volume 13, Number 5
  • July/August 2007 - Volume 13, Number 4
  • May/June 2007 - Volume 13, Number 3
  • March/April 2007 - Volume 13, Number 2
  • January/February 2007 - Volume 13, Number 1
  • 2006

  • November/December 2006 - Volume 12, Number 6
  • September/October 2006 - Volume 12, Number 5
  • July/August 2006 - Volume 12, Number 4
  • May/June 2006 - Volume 12, Number 3
  • March/April 2006 - Volume 12, Number 2
  • January/February 2006 - Volume 12, Number 1
  • 2005

  • November/December 2005 - Volume 11, Number 6
  • September/October 2005 - Volume 11, Number 5
  • July/August 2005 - Volume 11, Number 4
  • May/June 2005 - Volume 11, Number 3
  • March/April 2005 - Volume 11, Number 2
  • January/February 2005 - Volume 11, Number 1
  • 2004

  • November/December 2004 - Volume 10, Number 6
  • September/October 2004 - Volume 10, Number 5
  • July/August 2004 - Volume 10, Number 4
  • May/June 2004 - Volume 10, Number 3
  • March/April 2004 - Volume 10, Number 2
  • January/February 2004 - Volume 10, Number 1
  • 2003

  • November/December 2003 - Volume 9, Number 6
  • September/October 2003 - Volume 9, Number 5
  • July/August 2003 - Volume 9, Number 4
  • May/June 2003 - Volume 9, Number 3
  • March/April 2003 - Volume 9, Number 2
  • January/February 2003 - Volume 9, Number 1
  • 2002

  • November/December 2002 - Volume 8, Number 6
  • September/October 2002 - Volume 8, Number 5
  • July/August 2002 - Volume 8, Number 4
  • May/June 2002 - Volume 8, Number 3
  • March/April 2002 - Volume 8, Number 2
  • January/February 2002 - Volume 8, Number 1
  • 2001

  • November/December 2001 - Volume 7, Number 6
  • September/October 2001 - Volume 7, Number 5
  • July/August 2001 - Volume 7, Number 4
  • May/June 2001 - Volume 7, Number 3
  • March/April 2001 - Volume 7, Number 2
  • January/February 2001 - Volume 7, Number 1
  • 2000

  • November/December 2000 - Volume 6, Number 6
  • September/October 2000 - Volume 6, Number 5
  • July/August 2000 - Volume 6, Number 4
  • May/June 2000 - Volume 6, Number 3
  • March/April 2000 - Volume 6, Number 2
  • January/February 2000 - Volume 6, Number 1
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    • February 1, 2012

      GE ENERGY INDUSTRIAL SOLUTIONS announces the appointment of Adrian Thomas as the new Regional Sales Leader responsible for driving sales of electrification products across Canada. Dale Wilson, Global Sales Leader for GE Energy’s Industrial Solutions business says the company has a dedicated sales organization of 60 experienced professionals and Adrian will bring strong...

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      IDEAL INDUSTRIES NETWORKS, the networking division of IDEAL Industries, Inc., one of the world's largest manufacturers of LAN Test and Measurement products that improve the quality and lower the cost of data communication, has appointed Mark Barmettler as its new Director of Engineering in the US. Barmettler brings over a quarter century of engineering and...

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