Child safety outlet website launches
April 26, 2009
Sponsored by the Electrical Equipment Manufacturers Association of Canada (EEMAC), four electrical industry players have come together to launch a website in direct response to concerns over electrical receptacle-related injury.
The Child Safety Outlet website brings awareness to the vast
information available on tamper-resistant receptacles and child safety.
It is interactive and user-friendly, providing customers with
information on products, code requirements, safety education and
statistics through the form of presentations and videos. Canadian
consumers now also have the ability to monitor the province-by-province
adoption dates with an interactive map (see photo).
The manufacturers involved with the Child Safety Outlet project are: Cooper Wiring Devices, Hubbell Canada LP, Leviton Manufacturing Co. Ltd., and Pass & Seymour/Legrand.
“The website will also provide a central place for contractors to stay abreast of important developments on codes and standards, which have a direct effect on the safety of the public,” said Wayne Edwards, vice-president of EEMAC.
CLICK HERE to visit the Child Safety Outlet website.
CLICK HERE to visit EEMAC.
CLICK HERE to visit Cooper Wiring Devices.
CLICK HERE to visit Hubbell Canada LP.
CLICK HERE to visit Leviton Manufacturing Co. Ltd.
CLICK HERE to visit Pass & Seymour/Legrand.
The manufacturers involved with the Child Safety Outlet project are: Cooper Wiring Devices, Hubbell Canada LP, Leviton Manufacturing Co. Ltd., and Pass & Seymour/Legrand.
“The website will also provide a central place for contractors to stay abreast of important developments on codes and standards, which have a direct effect on the safety of the public,” said Wayne Edwards, vice-president of EEMAC.
CLICK HERE to visit the Child Safety Outlet website.
CLICK HERE to visit EEMAC.
CLICK HERE to visit Cooper Wiring Devices.
CLICK HERE to visit Hubbell Canada LP.
CLICK HERE to visit Leviton Manufacturing Co. Ltd.
CLICK HERE to visit Pass & Seymour/Legrand.
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