Meet the 2025 EC&M Product of the Year Competition Winners!

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Prioritize life safety devices: Products like I-Gard's IB T+ highlight the importance of robust safety features and rigorous regulatory approvals to protect personnel working with electrical equipment.
Address common electrical hazards: Even experienced electricians make mistakes; consider permanently mounted absence of voltage testers to mitigate risks associated with traditional handheld meters.
Innovate for evolving needs: The RVE DCC 9 demonstrates how adapting existing solutions (like EV charging infrastructure) with new features (bi-directional communication, building integration) can meet growing market demands.
Focus on user experience in design: Fluke's IC Mobile Thermal Camera shows that integrating with ubiquitous devices (smartphones) can lower costs and increase accessibility, making advanced tools available to more personnel.
Consider long-term operational costs: When evaluating new electrical installations, especially for new technologies like EV charging, look beyond initial setup costs to recurring fees and management complexities.
Leverage technology for predictive maintenance: Portable thermal cameras offer an inexpensive and accessible way for technicians to regularly monitor electrical and mechanical assets, helping to identify potential issues before they cause costly downtime.
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