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Condoit is an electrical engineering software platform that serves electrical contractors, engineers, and facility managers by offering advanced design, analysis, and collaboration tools. The platform aims to enhance the efficiency and safety of professionals who install electric vehicle chargers and solar arrays. By streamlining processes, Condoit reduces the time and potential human errors associated with circuit analysis, particularly in short circuit and arc flash evaluations. Additionally, the software enables users to predict system failures before they occur, allowing engineers and facility owners to manage short circuits effectively and affordably.

VoltServer Inc. is a company that manufactures and supplies innovative electrical power distribution products, leveraging its patented Digital Electricity technology. This technology enables the delivery of touch-safe electricity through standard data cables, significantly improving the cost, speed, power, distance, efficiency, and flexibility of electrical installations compared to traditional methods. VoltServer's solutions are applicable in various sectors, including telecommunications, data centers, renewable energy, and electric vehicles. The company's products support wireless densification, intelligent buildings, and indoor agriculture. VoltServer began shipping its products in 2015 and has since been deployed in numerous large venues, such as sports stadiums, office buildings, hotels, and medical facilities. Founded in 2011, VoltServer is based in East Greenwich, Rhode Island, with an additional office in Basingstoke, United Kingdom.

Sumner Manufacturing Co., Inc. is a recognized leading manufacturer of material lifts, jack stands, welding tools, material carts and other tools and equipment for the construction market. Sumner is a key supplier to the welding and mechanical contracting industries and has a market presence in more than 50 countries around the world.

United Copper Industries, Inc. is a manufacturer and distributor of copper building wires and cables, primarily serving the electrical distribution market in the United States and Canada. Founded in 1999 and based in Denton, Texas, the company produces a range of 600-volt building wire types, including THHN, NM-B, metal-clad, and bare copper products. These wires and cables are essential for the construction of industrial, residential, and commercial buildings. United Copper Industries operates a modern, vertically integrated manufacturing facility and employs approximately 300 associates. It sells its products through a network of national, regional, and local electrical distributors. As of 2016, the company is a subsidiary of Southwire Company, LLC.

CCI is a manufacturer and innovator of wire and cable and other electrical products, serving a multitude of channels and industries.