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Welcome from the Show Chair

Welcome to the 19th edition of the MEET (Mechanical Electrical Electronic Technology) Show!

Once again, Atlantic Canada’s most successful industry event offers an opportunity to discover new products, services and technologies from hundreds of manufacturers that will enable you to offer your customers better options to meet their needs. We are proud of the fact the MEET Show has become an essential industry event by being more than a trade show. A quick glance at the Seminar Schedule illustrates the dedication of the four sponsoring associations to offering timely and cutting-edge topics that you and your employees cannot afford to miss. MEET is also proud to once again host the Skills/Compétences Canada (S/CC) New Brunswick competition for the Plumbing and Electrical trades. And, new to the 2010 show, we are also hosting the S/CC New Brunswick Refrigeration & Air-Conditioning competition. Our Industry Dinner has become a must-attend, sell-out event, offering unbeatable networking and fantastic entertainment. Come prepared to laugh as Mike Robinson takes the stage. As the Show Chair for the past 10 years, I would like to thank the MEET Show Committee, Master Promotions staff and all the volunteers for their continued support. I would also like to thank the exhibitors for their continued support and, finally, all the visitors who return year after year to make MEET the success it is today. Together we have made MEET 2010 Atlantic Canada’s largest and best industry show ever. Thank you all, and enjoy the show!

Welcome!Mike Patterson

Show Chairman

Mike Patterson


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Contents

HEATING PLUMBING AIR CONDITIONING MAGAZINE

This Show Guide brought to you by:

3 Welcome from Mike Patterson, Show Chair

6 Welcome from Ron Lockhart and Shawn Murphy,

Show Management

8 Thank You to our Sponsors

10 The Must-Attend, Sell-Out Industry Dinner

12 Skills NB Competition (Plumbing, Electrical Wiring and,

for the fi rst time, Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning)

16 Meet our Sponsor Associations

18 SEMINAR SCHEDULE

24 FLOOR PLAN

26 EXHIBITORS

32 Tourism Info (Is there more to Moncton than MEET?

You bet there is!)

46 Map to Moncton Coliseum, MEET Venue

www.hpacmag.com www.ebmag.com

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Energy Management Solutions

Occupancy Sensors and DimmersRelay Panels and Daylight HarvestingArchitectural SystemsSector Ballasts and SystemLevNet RF Wireless System

Pave the way with daylight harvesting, wireless EnOcean® technology, ultrasonic and PIR technology, self-adjusting settings, integrated astronomical time clocks,

Luma-NetTM networkability with other systems… and more!

the best warranties and commissioning services in the industry!

See us at the Leviton booth for product demonstration.

Our Lighting Systems, Network Solutions and Connected Home product lines will be featured at the MEET show Leviton booth # 805.

Energy Management Systems from Leviton

our natural resources.

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Welcome from Show Management

On behalf of the MEET Show Committee and Master Promotions Ltd., we would like to welcome you to MEET (Mechanical Electrical Electronic Technology) 2010! As a proven industry event, the 19th edition of MEET offers attendees an opportunity to network with a wide variety of manufacturers from both the mechanical and electrical industries, gain valuable new information from the extensive educational program, and continue networking at the Gala Industry Dinner. Looking toward the future of the industry, the Plumbing and Electrical Wiring Competitions for Skills/Compétences Canada (S/CC) New Brunswick return on the opening day of MEET. And, new this year, we are pleased to present S/CC NB’s Refrigeration & Air-Conditioning Competition at the show. A special thank you to our event sponsors (in alphabetical order):• Action Truck Caps & Accessories• American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers• Canadian Institute of Plumbing and Heating• Electro-Federation Canada• Emco Corp.• Illuminating Engineering Society of North America• Kohler Canada Co.• Liteco• OS & B• Wolseley Mechanical

Thank you for supporting this event!

Welcome to MEET 2010!

Ron Lockhart

Ron Lockhart & Shawn Murphy

Shawn Murphy


Circle #3

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Say hello to the new epriser. It’s each of our Price Guide books (Plumbing & Heating, Luxury Plumbing, Waterworks, HVAC and Electrical) on your computer.

epriser offers the practicality of the Allpriser book format, but works at the speed of your computer. On-screen pages look just like your Allpriser book pages. And all price and product updates are automatic – your computer downloads them as we publish them.For you and your crew, that means no pages to file or lose.

Like the book, you can locate items/prices by section and page heading and epriser can be shared like the book between users and locations. Unlike the book, epriser instantly searches for items through all page headings, regardless of section, or by keyword to show all pages where that keyword appears.

It’s faster, better, and pretty much mistake-proof – making it easier for you to be all of those things, too.

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WhereDelta Beauséjour Ballroom

WhenWednesday, May 5

Schedule• Cocktails at 6:15 pm• Dinner at 7:15 pm• Featured Performer at 8:45 pm

Tickets$100.00 per individual (+ applicable tax). Tables seat 8 people. For tickets, contact Show Management at (506) 658-0018.

Must-Attend, Sell-Out Event!MEET’s Industry Dinner

Featured PerformerFor over 20 years, Mike Robinson has been entertaining audiences everywhere, in every venue. From comedy clubs and theatres to concerts with such performers as Chubby Checker, Celine Dion and Phyllis Diller. He has made several television appearances, including “The Halifax Comedy Festival” and “Comedy at Club 54”. He currently performs at corporate events all over North America, and is a headline act on luxury cruise liners all over the world.

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MEET will showcase the plumbing, electrical wiring and—for the fi rst time—

refrigeration and air-conditioning portions of the Skills/Compétences Canada (S/CC) NB Competitions. These competitions bring students together from across New Brunswick to complete projects that will be judged based on skills and accuracy. These industry-related contests are an incredible display of hands-on expertise, talent and determination, showcasing the many promising futures to be found in trades and technology. The winning students from these provincial events will be invited to be

part of Team NB, which will compete at the 16th annual S/CC National Competition in Waterloo, Ont., May 20-23. S/CC is a national, not-for-profi t organization that works with employers, educators, labour groups and governments to promote skilled trades and technology careers

among Canadian youth. Its unique position among private and public sector partners

enables it to work toward securing Canada’s future skilled labour needs while helping our youth to discover rewarding careers. The organization’s goals are:• To provide a unique, proven,

Exciting Skills Competition at MEET 2010


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effective and effi cient program to raise awareness in the current and emerging skilled trades and technology careers, by bringing Canadian youth into a competitive spotlight.

• To actively lead in developing dynamic partnerships with agencies and organizations involved in promoting current and emerging skilled trades and technologies by identifying and using best practices.

A lack of information regarding the opportunities in trades and technology

currently prohibits many young Canadians from considering a career in skilled trades. Through provincial, national and international skills competitions, we help make these occupations more visible to teachers, students, parents and the general public. The competitions are an incredible display of hands-on expertise, talent and determination which showcases the many promising futures to be found in trades and technology. Be sure to visit the respective competitions on the show fl oor, and visit www.skillscanada.nb.ca.

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The world’s fi rst digital multimeter with detachable display is here. And here.

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Convenient: Position the display in a place that allows you to focus on the probes.

Separation: Get measurements in diffi cult to reach places.

Safety: Take measurements in any environment.

The Fluke 233 Remote Display Multimeter stands apart.

Fluke tools are designed for the way you want to work.The New Fluke 233 wireless remote display digital multimeter with removable magnetic display allows you to be 30 feet away from the measure point, allowing you to get more done, faster and more safely.

Imagine the possibilities.

For more information visit www.fl ukecanada.ca or call 800-363-5853.

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ASHRAE

American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning

Engineers

www.ashrae.org

The American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning

Engineers is an international organization formed for the express

purpose of advancing the arts and sciences of heating, ventilation, air-

conditioning and refrigeration for the public’s benefi t. These goals are

achieved through research, standards writing, continuing education

and publications.

CIPH

Canadian Institute of Plumbing & Heating

www.ciph.com

The Canadian Institute of Plumbing & Heating membership com-

prises the manufacturers, wholesaler distributors, master distributors,

manufacturers’ agents and allied companies who manufacture and

distribute plumbing, hydronic heating, industrial, waterworks and

other mechanical products. Through its nine active regions, members

meet regularly to conduct business, as well as participate in educa-

tional and social programs.

EFC

Electro-Federation Canada

www.electrofed.com

Electro-Federation Canada’s members represent key players in

the electrical, electronics, appliance and telecommunication

industries. The federation acts as a forum where members can

discuss issues, share business information and work to improve

the environment for their industry.

IES

Illuminating Engineering Society of North America

www.iesna.org

The Illuminating Engineering Society of North America is an engi-

neering and educational society whose purpose is to advance knowl-

edge and disseminate information for the improvement of the lighted

environment for the benefi t of society. The society has 9 regions,

118 sections, 9500 members and 110 committees, and publishes

two magazines and over 100 recommended practices on lighting.

Meet our MEET 2010 Sponsor Associations


GO GREEN with an impressive line of ENERGY STAR® qualified and

high-efficient water heaters.

Visit www.johnwoodwaterheaters.com to learn more about how our products have provided exceptional reliability and

performance in the field for more than 50 years.

VISIT US IN BOOTH 610 AT THE MEET 2010 SHOW.

Not all water heaters depicted are ENERGY STAR® qualified.

Your water heater solutions brand.



Time Room A(Coliseum complex)

Time Room A(Coliseum complex)

10:00 a.m. Arc Flash Safety OverviewArthur Gunn, A.W. Gunn Engineering

10:00 a.m. Design-Build for GreenBuildings—Integrated Deliveryof an Integrated IdeaE. Mitchell Swann, ASHRAE Distinguished Lecturer

11:00 a.m. National Plumbing Code 2010—Major ChangesRaman B. Chauhan, P. Eng.,Technical Advisor, Codes and Standards, CIPH

11:00 a.m. Demystifying LED—the Truth and Myths of LED LightingMartyn Timmings, LC, Senior Manager, Market Development, Philips-Canlyte

1:30 p.m. Design Build—Executing the Project (based on the ASHRAE Design-Build Survival Guide)E. Mitchell Swann, ASHRAEDistinguished Lecturer

1:30 p.m. National Plumbing Code 2010—Major ChangesRaman B. Chauhan, P. Eng.,Technical Advisor, Codes and Standards, CIPH

2:30 p.m. The Fundy Tidal ProjectJohn Woods, Vice-President, Energy Development, Minas Basin Pulp & Paper

2:30 p.m. Understanding and Applying Safety Related Control Systems—Standards, Assessments andApplying GuidelinesScott Thompson, Hinz Engineering

Wednesday, May 5 Thursday, May 6

Seminar Schedule-At-A-Glance

SEMINAR SCHEDULE


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Wednesday, May 5thArc Flash Safety Overview

Arc fl ash safety is rapidly increasing in prominence in Canada. Knowledge of arc fl ash haz-

ards increases the ability to work safely. Making workplaces safer reduces supervisory legal

liabilities.

You will see why knowledge of arc fl ash hazards is crucial to making your workplace safer.

Methods of protection available for improving workplace safety will be discussed, as well as

steps to be taken to move ahead with the management of arc fl ash risks.

Questions are encouraged.

ARTHUR GUNN has been a principal of A.W. Gunn Engineering since 1989, which provides

design and consulting services to industry in Atlantic Canada. He has over 35 years of experi-

ence in designing heavy industrial power distribution systems, process control and electrical

equipment manufacturing. His recent experience includes arc fl ash analysis and mitigation

work for a variety of client installations.

National Plumbing Code 2010—Major Changes

Raman Chauhan, P.Eng., will provide seminar attendees with the straight facts on upcoming

changes to the National Plumbing Code. Included will be details on major changes for plumb-

ing and a review of defi nitions for mechanically vented appliances.

RAMAN CHAUHAN, P.ENG., has been involved in maintaining and updating the National

Building Code of Canada and the National Plumbing Code of Canada for more than 24 years

as a Technical Advisor with the National Research Council of Canada. He retired from NRC

in July 2009.

Design Build—Executing the Project (based on the ASHRAE Design-Build Survival Guide)

The growing popularity of design-build provides businesses with a unique opportunity to re-

position their fi rms in a changing marketplace. With these opportunities come unique chal-

lenges. For many fi rms, the D-B role is a new one, which results in changes in their ‘custom

and practice’, and requires a shift in focus to execute projects smoothly.

This segment will address some of the ideas, issues and concerns that arise in the D-B ex-

ecution model that differ from traditional design or construction, and differ for the owner, too.

Scope, quality, cost and schedule control are key items that will be addressed in the program.

The value of ‘selling’ the service is only maintained when there is also value in the delivery.

E. MITCHELL SWANN, P. ENG., LEED AP, is with MDC Systems of Paoli, Phil., and possesses

over 20 years of experience in the areas of management, engineering and construction for an

array of clients in diverse industries in the U.S.A. and abroad. He has authored several articles

on issues in professional practice, including “Standard of Care and Consequential Damages”,

and is a co-author of “ASHRAE Survival Guide to Design\Build”. Swann is well-versed in the

various types of project execution approaches—from traditional bid-spec to design-build—and

has prepared proposals and scope documents for all types of projects.

Seminar / SpeakerDescriptions


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The Fundy Tidal Project

The Bay of Fundy tides

have long been seen as

one of the world’s larg-

est untapped sources

of renewable energy. In

early 2008, the Nova

Scotia Government se-

lected Minas Basin Pulp

and Power of Hantsport,

N.S., to develop North

America's fi rst in-stream

tidal energy demonstra-

tion facility. Since then,

Minas has identifi ed a

site in the Minas Passage

and, in September 2009,

obtained environmental permitting to proceed with the installation of submarine cables and

tidal energy generators.

Don't miss this exciting presentation!

JOHN WOODS is vice-president, energy development at Minas, and serves as chair of the Fun-

dy Ocean Research Centre for Energy. His discussion of the Fundy Tidal Project will include its

progress to-date, challenges to be overcome in working in extreme tidal races, technologies to

be deployed, the potential for energy extraction, and what success will mean to Canada.

Thursday, May 6thDesign-Build for Green Buildings—Integrated Delivery of an Integrated Idea

Green design and construction is leading the charge of new design approaches in almost every

section of the building industry. The successful execution of a green building project (or, more

specifi cally, a LEED-Certifi ed project) entails a more integrated approach throughout both the

design and construction processes.

A key component of green design is the merging of the architectural and engineering design

effort to yield a more holistic design. The better the team coordination, the greater the op-

portunities to deliver a high-performance building.

Another movement in the industry is in project delivery. Design-build and partnering have

become common project execution techniques—even in public sector projects. D-B seeks to

gain time and cost effi ciencies by blurring the lines between design and construction. Given

that both philosophies—green buildings and D-B—have the integration of services at their

core, it is only natural that the two would also merge in the delivery of projects.

This program will highlight some of the key ideas, elements and issues that are inherent in

both approaches, and where and how they interface on a project.

E. MITCHELL SWANN, P. ENG., LEED AP, is with MDC Systems of Paoli, Phil., and possesses

over 20 years of experience in the areas of management, engineering and construction for an

array of clients in diverse industries in the U.S.A. and abroad. He has authored several articles

on issues in professional practice, including “Standard of Care and Consequential Damages”,

and is a co-author of “ASHRAE Survival Guide to Design\Build”. Swann is well-versed in the

various types of project execution approaches—from traditional bid-spec to design-build—and

has prepared proposals and scope documents for all types of projects.

Demystifying LED—the Truth and Myths of LED Lighting

The future of LED lighting makes headlines on an almost daily basis; the promise of solid


state lighting (SSL) includes energy effi ciency, ultra-long life, small size, dimmability and any

choice of colour.

Unfortunately, LED component and fi xture manufactures often provide misleading perfor-

mance data about their products, causing confusion in the traditional lighting market. Con-

sequently, much LED media has become a victim of hype, often leaving LED products with a

bad reputation.

Fortunately, organizations and government have brought order to chaos, and sound methods

for evaluating SSL products are emerging. This seminar will help you understand the real

advantages and the limitations of LED lighting.

Martyn Timmings, LC, is senior manager, market development, with Philips–Canlyte. He is

responsible for Philips Color Kinetics product management in Canada; he has an extensive

background in lighting application and training, having managed Canlyte’s Lighting Concept

Centre for more than 20 years. Timmings actively participates in volunteer committee work

within CSA, NRCan, NRC and others. In addition, he is currently participating in the technical

review of IES’s upcoming “Lighting Handbook, 10th Edition”.

National Plumbing Code 2010—Major Changes

Raman Chauhan, P.Eng., will provide seminar attendees with the straight facts on upcoming

changes to the National Plumbing Code. Included will be details on major changes for plumb-

ing and a review of defi nitions for mechanically vented appliances.

RAMAN CHAUHAN, P.ENG., has been involved in maintaining and updating the National

Building Code of Canada and the National Plumbing Code of Canada for more than 24 years

as a Technical Advisor with the National Research Council of Canada. He retired from NRC

in July 2009.

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Visit us at booth # 109 Visit us at booth # 402



3D Datacomm .................................................. 1037

3M Canada Co. .................................................. 722

3M Canada Co. (Water Filtration) ....................... 344

A

A.M.T.S. Limited ................................................. 523

A.O. Smith Water Heaters .........................352 & 353

ABB Inc. ............................................................. 937

Acklands-Grainger Inc. ....................................... 246

Action Truck Caps ............................................. 1032

Actuant Canada Corp., Gardner Bender Division . 913

Acudor Acorn Ltd................................................ 222

ADT Security Services ......................................... 113

Advanced Energy Management .......................... 372

AEL & Holophane Lighting Inc. ........................... 916

Aermec Heat Pumps .................................352 & 353

Aerofl o Inc. / Continental Fan Manufacturing ...... 415

Aimlite ............................................................... 811

Air King Ltd. ....................................................... 433

Alberta Custom Tee (2006) Ltd. .......................... 536

Alcan Cable ....................................................... 927

All-Struct ............................................................ 721

Allpriser Ltd. ....................................................... 313

American Standard Brands ................................. 500

Amtrol Canada Ltd. ............................................ 409

Ancamna Sales Ltd. .............226, 228, 230, 232, 234

Anvil International Canada ................................. 414

Aquatherm c/o John McGuire Sales Ltd. .............. 331

Aquavap Indotec Agencies (NB) Inc. .................... 115

A-Rise Pipe Support.......................................... 1227

Arlington Industries Inc. ...................................... 907

ASCO Numatics .................................................. 369

ASHRAE NB/PEI Chapter..................................... 107

Atlantic Alarm & Sound .................................... 1101

Atlantic CAD Solutions ....................................... 233

Atlantic CAT ..................................................... 1215

Atlantic Purifi cation Systems Ltd. ........................ 269

Aurora Lighting Technologies Inc. ...................... 1223

Axiom Industries ................................................ 210

B

Baltimore Aircoil ................................................. 115

Banvil 2000 ..................................................... 1123

Barrett Sales .....................................401-409 & 412

Barrett Sales (1998) Ltd. ..................................... 408

Battery House .................................................. 1010

Beckett Canada Ltd. ........................................... 306

Beghelli Canada Inc. ........................................... 734

Bel Products ....................................................... 931

Belanger UPT ..................................................... 327

Belden ............................................................. 1029

Belimo Aircontrols (Can) Inc. ............................... 224

Bell & Bell Sales ................................531-539 & 524

Bemag Transformers ........................................... 727

Benjamin Heating Products ................................. 367

Blanco Canada ................................................... 301

BMI Canada ....................................................... 413

Bosch Thermotechnology Corp. ........................... 534

Boshart Industries Inc. ........................................ 537

Bow Plumbing Group ......................................... 505

Bradford White Canada Inc. ................................ 616

Brady Canada .................................................... 708

Brant Steel Products (Fleetline Boilers) ................ 527

Britech Corp. ...................................................... 914

BRK Canada/Dicon Global Inc. ............................ 905

Broan–Nutone ................................................... 339

Brock/LG ............................................................ 251

Brockway Enterprises................................... 920-937

Brockway Enterprises (Advance) ......................... 934

Bruce Sutherland Associates Ltd. ......................... 416

C

Caleffi North America ......................................... 386

Cam Tran Co. Ltd. ............................................... 710

Caml-Tomlin ...................................................... 394

Canadian Copper & Brass Development Association ... 620

Exhibitors

Company Booth # Company Booth #


Exhibitors


Canadian Hydronics Coucil ................................. 103

Canadian Institute of Plumbing & Heating .......... 103

Canadian Water Quality Association .................... 103

Canatal .............................................................. 115

Candura Instruments ........................................ 1016

Canlyte Inc. ........................................................ 703

Canplas ............................................................. 351

Carmichael Engineering Ltd. ............................... 314

Caroma c/o Armco.............................................. 439

Cash Acme ......................................................... 361

CBM Electronics Lighting Inc. ............................ 1219

CCTF Corporation ............................................... 614

CD Nova-Tech Inc. ............................................ 1129

CE3 Custom Electronics Integrators .................... 728

Chemline Plastics Ltd. ......................................... 259

Chromalox (division of Dimplex North America Ltd.) .. 704

Circa Metals/Hydel ............................................. 917

Columbia-MBF Electrical Group .......................... 928

Comac Hand Dryers ..................................829 & 830

Compact Appliances Ltd. .................................... 321

Conbraco/Apollo Values ...................................... 348

Controls & Equipment ........................................ 399

Convectair ......................................................... 718

Cooper Industries ............................................... 817

Crane Pump & Systems ....................................... 522

CRC Canada .................................................... 1034

Cristal Controls Ltd. ............................................ 732

CSA Enterprises ...............................700-707 & 1218

Custom Analytical Services ............................... 1225

D

Dahl Brothers Canada Ltd. .................................. 608

Daikin AC ........................................................... 258

Delta Transformers Inc. ....................................... 936

Direct Energy Business Services Ltd. .................... 635

Dobbin Sales ...................................................... 209

Don Park LP ....................................................... 307

Douglas Lighting Controls ................................ 1127

DTS Marketing ............................................ 732-738

Durasystems ....................................................... 115

Dynair (division of Carlisle Canada) ..................... 277

E

E.S. Gallagher Sales Ltd. ..................................... 363

Eaton ................................................................. 818

ECR International ............................................... 512

Effi ciency/effi cacité NB ....................................... 109

EGS Electrical Group ......................................... 1125

Electrical Business Magazine ............................ 1112

Electrical Line Magazine ................................... 1119

Electro-Federation Canada ................................ 1124

ELP Marketing ........................... 711-717 & 809-817

Emerson - White - Rodgers ................................. 398

Enbridge Gas New Brunswick ............................. 254

Enertrak Inc. ....................................................... 255

Engineered Air .................................................... 311

Engravers Express Inc. ...................................... 1012

ERICO Mechanical .............................................. 421

EXM Manufacturing Ltd. ..................................... 910

Express Radiant Ltd. ........................................... 303

F

F.E. Myers (Pentair Canada Inc.) .......................... 328

Fantech Limited .................................................. 604

Fernco Connectors Ltd. ....................................... 301

Ferraz Shawmut Canada Inc................................ 707

Festo Inc. ......................................................... 1115

FGS Sales Agency/ADS Distribution ..................... 229

Filtration Plus Ltd. .............................................. 383

Flextherm Inc. .................................................... 802

FLIR Systems ...................................................... 823

Fluke Electronics Canada LP ............................... 816

Focus Electrical Sales ............................. 1019 - 1023

Ford of Canada ................................................ 1237

Foremost/Contrac ............................................... 510

Franke Kindred Canada Ltd. ................................ 435




Exhibitors


Fusetek ............................................................ 1033

G

G.F.Thompson Co. Ltd. ........................................ 438

General Cable/Munden Enterprises ..................... 903

General Electric ................................................ 1137

General Wire Spring Co. ...................................... 421

Gentec ............................................................. 1035

Giant Factories Inc. ............................................. 511

Global Mechanical Systems Ltd. .......................... 526

Globe Union Canada Inc. .................................... 380

Gordon R Williams Corp. ..................................... 430

Granby Industries LP ........................................... 365

Gray Metal Products Inc. ..................................... 227

Great Lakes Copper Inc. ...................................... 524

Greenlee Textron ................................................ 700

Grundfos Canada Inc. ......................................... 403

GSW Water Heating/John Wood Water Heaters ... 610

H

H.G. Spec Inc. ..................................................... 337

H.O. Trerice ......................................................... 330

Hammond Manufacturing Co. Ltd. ...................... 706

Hammond Power Solutions Inc. .......................... 709

Harris Atlantic Sales ..... 303, 358, 361, 363, 611, 616

Heat Transfer Products ........................................ 632

High Speed Imaging Inc. ..................................... 129

Hilti (Canada) Corp. ............................................ 621

Hoffman Enclosures Canada ............................... 812

Honeywell .......................................................... 221

Honeywell Fire Systems/Notifi er .......................... 821

HPAC Magazine ................................................. 127

HRAI (Heating, Refrigeration & Air-Conditioning Institute) ... 111

Hubbell Canada LP – Lighting ............................ 800

Hubbell Canada LP – Wiring ............................. 1131

HVACR Heritage Centre Canada ......................... 248

Hydromatic ........................................................ 347

Hydro-Mechanical Sales Ltd. ........626, 632, 633, 219

Hytek Plastic Sales Inc. ....................................... 640

I

Ideal Industries ................................................... 932

IES Northumberland ......................................... 1126

Ilsco of Canada .................................................. 729

Imperial Manufacturing Group ............................ 379

Innovative Electrical Sales ........... 1033, 1034 & 1036

InSinkErator (Canada)......................................... 605

Intermatic Canada .............................................. 929

International Innovative Systems ....................... 1111

Invensys Controls ............................................... 410

IPEX Inc. ............................................................ 600

Irwin Tools ......................................................... 301

ITT Residential and Commercial Water Canada ... 516

J

J. Levandier Sales ........................................ 345-351

J. Wright Sales ...................................435-441 & 426

J.F. Taylor Enterprises Ltd. ...........202-214, 222 & 500

Javelin Drain Products ........................................ 421

Javelin Technologies ......................................... 1008

Jay R. Smith ....................................................... 211

JBM Sales .......... 337, 380,382, 384, 386, 388, 390, 394

Jenkins-NH ......................................................... 388

John L. Schultz Ltd. ............................................. 412

John Maguire Sales ..................................321 & 331

Juno Lighting Group .................................829 & 830

K

Ken Partington Sales......................... 417, 419 & 426

Kerr Controls Ltd. ............................................... 513

Kidde Canada Inc. .............................................. 933

King Rea Sales .........................................727 & 729

Klein Tools ...............................................829 & 830

KM Agency ......................................................... 610

Knaack............................................................... 904

Kohler Canada Co. ............................................. 219



L

L.H. Dottie .......................................................... 926

LED Roadway Lighting Ltd. ............................... 1218

Legrand Canada ............................................... 1036

Lenox ................................................................. 301

Leonard Value Co. .............................................. 215

Leviton ............................................................... 805

LG Electronics Canada Inc................................... 250

Liberty Pumps .................................................... 402

Lind Equipment ........................................829 & 830

Litetec ......................................................726 & 724

Lithonia ........................................................... 1019

Lochinvar Boilers ......................................352 & 353

Longevity Acrylics Inc. ......................................... 440

Lumec Inc. .......................................................... 702

Lutron Electronics ............................................... 814

Lyncar Products Ltd. ........................................... 507

M

M.A. Stewart & Sons Ltd. .................................... 615

M.G.B. Electric Inc. ........................................... 1018

MAAX Bath Inc. ................................................. 400

MacLeod & Grant Ltd. ..............................352 & 353

Magic Lite Ltd. ................................................... 711

Mainline Backfl ow Products ................................ 441

Malley Industries Inc. ............................1134 & 1109

Mansfi eld Plumbing Products ............................. 535

Manufl ow Inc. .................................................... 271

Masco Canada Ltd. ............................................ 426

Mason Industries ................................................ 115

Master Ltd.......................................................... 340

Maxis .......................................................830 & 833

Mediterranean Trading Co. .................................. 421

Metlane ............................................................. 115

MGI Technologies ............................................... 115

Midbec Ltd. ........................................................ 268

MIFAB ................................................................ 305

Milwaukee Electric Tool / TTI Canada ................ 1222

Mircom Engineered Systems ............................. 1135

Mission Rubber Co. ............................................ 349

Modine Manufacturing .............................352 & 353

Moen Inc. ........................................................... 538

Moloney Electric Inc.......................................... 1014

MTP Instruments ................................................ 819

Mueller Flow Control .......................................... 326

Munden Enterprises .................................... 900-917

N

Nalco Canada .................................................... 731

Natural Resources Canada/Building Division ....... 272

Navien America Inc. ............................................ 235

NB Backfl ow Prevention Association ................... 131

NBSCETT ............................................................ 133

NCI Marketing Inc. ............................................. 607

Neroh Tek Sales Agency ...................................... 301

NES Marketing .......................................1123 & 433

Netenergy Inc.. ................................................... 385

Nesco ......................................................829 & 830

Newmac Mfg. Inc. .............................................. 617

Niles Steel Tank .................................................. 611

Novanni Stainless Inc. ......................................... 228

Novo Water Conditioning Products ..................... 237

NTI .................................................................... 332

Nu-Air Ventilation Systems Inc. ........................... 276

O

Oatey Canada SCS Co. ....................................... 533

Oceania Baths .................................................... 506

Omron Canada Inc.. ......................................... 1230

Ontor Limited ..................................................... 302

OS&B (Oakville Stamping & Bending).................. 226

Osram Sylvania Ltd. ............................................ 825

Ostberg Americas Inc. ......................................... 634

Oventrop Corporation ......................................... 243

P

Panasonic Canada Inc......................................... 900

Payne-Sparkman Mfg. ........................................ 737


Exhibitors



Philips Day-Brite ................................................. 738

Philips Gardco .................................................... 736

Philips Lighting................................................. 1118

Plumbing & HVAC .............................................. 231

Price Pfi ster ........................................................ 346

Primex Wireless .................................................. 715

Pro Kontrol ......................................................... 308

Produits Neptune Inc. ......................................... 261

Protech Systems Inc. ........................................... 210

Q

Quality Sound Alarm Ltd. .................................. 1228

R

R L Dennis Associates Ltd. .................................. 725

RAB Design Lighting Inc. .................................... 930

Rack-A-Tiers .............................................829 & 830

Rafales Agencies .............................. 402, 421 & 427

Ralston Metal Products Ltd. ................................ 918

RATECH Electronics Ltd....................................... 518

RCC Electronics ................................................ 1025

REED Manufacturing Co. .................................... 417

REFPLUS ............................................................ 625

Refuel Systems Inc. ............................................. 630

Rehau Industries Inc. .......................................... 432

Reversomatic Manufacturing Ltd. ........................ 359

Rheem Canada Ltd. ............................................ 531

Rheem Canada Ltd. (Raypak) .............................. 206

Ridgid ................................................................ 390

Riello Burners North America .............................. 374

Rockwell Automation ....................................... 1114

Rosemex ............................................................ 115

Roth Canada ...................................................... 358

Royal Pipe Systems ............................................. 640

Ruud Lighting Canada/BetaLED ........................ 1023

S

S&D Marketing Ltd. ..................................829 & 830

S. A. Armstrong Ltd. ..................................352 & 353

S.I.E. Inc. ............................................................ 225

Sanifl o ............................................................... 427

Schreder Inc. ...................................................... 733

Schwank Ltd. ............................................352 & 353

Sensor Switch Canada Inc. ................................ 1022

ShadComm Ltd. .................................................. 803

Sigma Corporation ............................................. 212

Simpson Dura-Vent............................................. 389

Sky Cast Inc...................................................... 1122

Slant/Fin Ltd./Ltée .............................................. 401

Smart Box Canada Corp. ................................... 1001

Smillie McAdams Summerlin Ltd. ........................ 213

Sola Canada Lighting & Power Inc. ..................... 908

Soler & Palau Canada ......................................... 318

Southwire ................................................829 & 830

Standard Products Inc. ........................................ 809

Stanpro ............................................................ 1004

Stelpro Design .................................................... 920

Stiebel Eltron ...................................................... 345

Stove Builder International ................................. 636

Superior Radiant Products .................................. 214

System Sensor Canada ....................................... 806

T

Taco (Canada) Ltd. ............................................. 202

Taylor Agencies Ltd. ............................................ 274

Taylor Pipe Supports ........................................... 338

Techspan Industries Inc. ...................................... 915

TECO-Westinghouse Motors (Canada) Inc. .......... 529

Tekmar Control Systems Ltd. ............................... 405

The Panel Shop Inc. .......................................... 1006

The Stresscrete Group ......................................... 911

Thomas & Betts Ltd. ........................................... 719

Thomas & Betts Ltd. – Emergency Lighting ........719A

Thomas Industrial Sales Ltd. ................................ 422

Trane Atlantic ..................................................... 373

Trane Residential ................................................ 256

Triangle Tube ...................................................... 384

Trident Pump + Filtration Ltd. ............................. 304

Exhibitors



TriStar Mercedes-Benz ........................................ 241

Troy Sprinkler Ltd. ............................................. 1005

Trustek Sales ............................................... 505-511

Trustek Sales Inc. ................................................ 508

U

UEI Canada ........................................................ 341

UHL Enterprises .................. 624 United Wire & Cable

717

Universal Lighting Technologies ................829 & 830

Universal Power Solutions Inc. .......................... 1000

UPM Marketing Inc............................................. 912

Uponor Ltd. ........................................................ 626

Urecon Pre-Insulated Pipe .................................. 325

V

Vacon ................................................................ 624

Van Packer Chimneys ......................................... 210

Vanguard Pipe & Fittings Ltd............................... 234

Venmar Ventilation Inc./VänEE ............................ 339

Venture Lighting ................................................. 935

Viconics Electronics Inc. ...................................... 613

Victaulic ............................................................. 639

Viega ................................................................. 205

VIQUA (a Trojan Technologies Company) ............. 520

Visioneering .............................................829 & 830

W

Ward Heating Products ....................................... 312

Water Group Companies Inc. .............................. 317

Waterless Co. ..................................................... 421

Watt Stopper/Legrand ........................................ 713

Watts Water Technologies (Canada) Inc. ....539 & 633

Wavell......................................................829 & 830

Weidmuller Canada ............................................ 810

Weil-McLain .............................................352 & 353

Wheeler Rex Pipe Tools....................................... 421

WILO Canada ..................................................... 350

Wolf Steel Ltd. .................................................... 322

Woodhead (division of Molex) ............................ 808

Z

ZCL Composites Inc. ........................................... 391

Zoeller Canada ................................................... 382

Zurn Industries Ltd.............................................. 230



Exhibitors



FACTS & FIGURES• Population (Greater Moncton): 126,420 (2006)• Motto: Resurgo (see “A Short History”)• Provincial Flower: Purple Violet• Provincial Bird: Chickadee• Provincial Tree: Balsam Fir• Language: Moncton is about 35% Francophone and 65% Anglophone

DISTANCES FROM MONCTON TO...Bangor, Maine 444 kmBoston, Mass. 830 kmCalais, Maine 278 kmEdmundston, N.B. 472 kmFredericton, N.B. 187 kmGrand Falls, N.B. 410 kmHalifax, N.S. 295 kmHoulton, Maine 310 kmMontreal, Que. 1049 kmNew York, N.Y. 1180 kmQuebec City, Que. 810 kmSaint John, N.B. 163 kmSt. Andrews, N.B. 272 kmToronto, Ont. 1563 km

A SHORT HISTORYMoncton was incorporated as a Town in 1855 when shipbuilding was the main in-dustry. However, the advent of steam and iron ships soon brought the prosperity to an end, and Moncton reverted to village status in 1862. Almost 10 years later, Moncton became the Atlantic Regional Headquarters for the Intercolonial Railway and, in 1875, became a Town once more. This revival explains the civic motto, Re-

surgo, which means “I rise again”. Monc-ton became a City on April 23, 1890.

EMERGENCY NUMBERSEmergency: 911Police: (506) 857-2400

LIQUOR & TOBACCO LAWSMost bars, restaurants, hotels and other plac-es serving alcoholic beverages are open until 2 am. The legal drinking age is 19. Liquor, wine and beer are only sold in government stores operated by the New Brunswick Liquor Corp. Individuals must also be 19 to purchase cigarettes and other tobacco products.

You bet there is!So you’re coming to Moncton, N.B., for MEET 2010, and you may be considering extending your stay to check out the sights, or explore this corner of the Maritimes. Look no further than this section of the Show Guide where, with a lot of help from Moncton Tourism, we’ve compiled numerous facts about the area, and activities in which you can engage. (We’ve tried to list only those things that are available around the time of MEET 2010, but check ahead to be on the safe side.)

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GOLFING IN THE REGIONWhether you prefer a friendly community club or a championship signature course, you’ll fi nd challenge and satisfaction on the uncrowded fairways and velvet greens of southeast New Brunswick. Golf NB lists 14 courses in our region. Tee times: available. Green fees: affordable.

Hillsborough Golf Clubwww.hillsboroughgolfclub.com443 Golf Course Road, Hillsborough(506) 734-6000

Country Meadows Golf Clubwww.countrymeadows.nb.caCatamount Road, Moncton(506) 858-8909

Fox Creek Golf Clubwww.foxcreekgolfclub.caBourque Road, Dieppe(506) 859-4653

Fundy Golf ClubFundy National Park, Alma(506) 887-2970

Golf Bouctouchewww.golfbouctouche.nb.ca211 Girouardville Road, Bouctouche(506) 743-5251

Lakeside Golf and Country Clubwww.lakesidegolfclub.nb.ca1896, Route 134, Lakeville(506) 861-9440

Magnetic Hill Golf and Country Clubwww.magnetichillgolf.ca1 Tee Time Drive, Moncton(506) 858-1611

Maplewood Golf and Country Clubwww.maplewoodgolf.ca2559 Route 115 Elmwood Drive, Moncton(506) 858-7840

Memramcook Valley Golf Clubwww.memramcookvalleygolfclub.nb.ca54 du Parc Road, Memramcook(506) 758-9242

Moncton Golf and Country Clubwww.monctongolfclub.nb.ca212 Coverdale Road, Riverview(506) 387-3850

Pine Needles Golf Clubwww.pineneedlesgolf.nb.ca44 Glaude Road, Aboujagane(506) 532-4634

Royal Oaks Estates and Golf Clubwww.royaloaks.ca115 Congressional Crescent, Moncton(506) 388-6257

Sackville Golf and Country Clubwww.sackvillegolf.nb.ca42 Fairfi eld Road, Sackville(506) 536-3437

St-Ignace Golf Clubwww.clubdegolfst-ignace.com20, Père Bérubé Road, Saint-Ignace(506) 876-3737

Stonehurst Golf Coursewww.sn2000.nb.ca/comp/stonehurst/index.htmlOn TCH #2(506) 852-4162

Wikiwak Executive Golf Coursewww.wikiwak.ca55 South Cove Road, Shediac(506) 532-6713


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SHOPPINGChamplain Place Shopping Centrewww.champlainplace.com(506) 857-0040Champlain Place claims to be Atlantic Canada’s largest shopping centre, with over 160 shops and services.

Downtown MonctonExplore the heart of Moncton and dis-cover many unique and interesting shops and services. You’ll fi nd an array of merchandise... crafts, local artworks, fashion, rare books and one-of-a-kind gifts are just some of the treasures you’ll discover.

Highfi eld Square Shopping Centre(506) 857-4914Located along Moncton’s Main Street, Highfi eld Square is home to New Bruns-

wick’s only Bay store, as well as other shops and services.

Wharf Village Shoppes & Restaurants(506) 858-8841Visit unique boutiques featuring every-thing from souvenirs to BeaverTail Pas-tries, and hundreds of local crafts.

Moncton Farmer’s Market(506) 853-3516On Saturdays, take in the social atmo-sphere of the Moncton Market where you’ll fi nd a variety of merchants selling their wares, ranging from fresh eggs and unique handicrafts to sizzling sausages hot off the grill.

HISTORY OF MONCTONBeautiful, bilingual Moncton is set in the geographical centre of the Maritimes located near the Petitcodiac River (“the

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river that bends like a bow”). The area was originally inhabited by the Mi’kmaq and, later, by Acadian pioneers. The nomadic Mi’kmaq stayed along the river during the summer, as they remained mobile and did not have permanent settlements (though they inhabited distinct areas annually). The Acadian settlers set out reclaiming the land from the water by diking the land for use in agri-culture. This Acadian settlement was origi-nally known as “Le Coude” (Bore Park now stands on this site.) The community was named Monckton in honour of Lieutenant Colonel Robert Monckton, who captured Fort Beauséjour in 1755, marking the start of the Deportation of the Acadians. In 1766, Captain Hall piloted a ship, carrying a group of settlers from Pennsyl-vania, into what is now known as Hall’s

Creek. The families that were on the ship were Heinrick Stief (Steeves), Jacob Treitz (Trites), Matthias Somers, Jacob Reicker (Ricker), Charles Jones, George Wortman,

Micheal Lutz (Lutes) and George Copple; as can be seen on the plaque mounted at the mouth of Hall’s Creek. These settlers and the return-ing Acadians soon came to befriend each other and de-

velop the area. The Acadians return to the Moncton area at this time was extremely helpful in teaching the Pennsylvanian set-tlers how to survive the harsh winter with little supplies. While the Petitcodiac was very danger-ous to navigate due to the high tides and narrow channel, the 1830’s nevertheless saw the shipping trade become a ma-jor economic booster. In 1841, wharves were built along the river. Originally, trade

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was primarily done by the barter system (though fi shing still played a major role in the economy at the time). The plenti-ful shad could be procured directly off the ships at the wharves right at the riverfront. Shipbuilding and the sea trade proved to be a major industry in the City of Monc-ton and surrounding communities. Build-ing materials were in great supply and easily acquired from the area. Joseph Salter had an immense shipbuilding yard. Almost all vessels were built for owners in England and, thus, did not return to North America. Salter later became the fi rst mayor. Moncton was a town from 1855 to 1862, losing its status after the principle industry—the Salter Shipyards—went bankrupt. The infl ux of new industry with the railroad revitalized the community. Many local citizens developed industry in the budding distribution centre of the Atlantic region. Frederick Sumner had a

street railway and the Harris brothers cre-ated a sugar refi nery and a cotton factory. Other factories and industries soon fol-lowed. Before the industrial boom, most businesses were blacksmiths, sawmills and carriage production, as well as sparse farms. Industrial development continued into the 1870s. The European and North American Railways were absorbed by the Intercontinental Railways (ICR). The ICR was the forerunner of the Canadian Na-tional Railway (CNR). By 1876, the ICR railway had established headquarters Moncton, being the rail link between Hali-fax and Montreal. At one time, the railway employed 3000 people locally. Moncton reincorporated in 1875 with a new Latin motto, Resurgo. In 1876, a copy-ist working at the provincial legislature inad-vertently dropped the ‘k’ in Moncton. After that incident, the community assumed its

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own identity. It sought out City status in 1890, and got it April 23, 1890. Its coat of arms illustrates the agri-cultural, industrial and rail-way heritage, along with the

world-famous Tidal Bore. It proudly bears the Latin motto below the shield above the banner displaying its name. In 1883, telephone service arrived in Moncton, along with the NBTel Company that now has its offi ce and tower on Alma Street. The railway continued to grow and play a role in Moncton. With a focus on transportation, Fred Breau started a bus service in 1922. It was later to become the city’s own Codiac Transit Bus service. The railway still grew with new CNR round-house being completed with an 85-ft turn-table capable of housing 80 locomotives. A new airport arrived in 1937. In 1939, Canada was at war again. Moncton hosted

the largest number of air force personnel during the fi rst year of war with the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan. Monc-ton became a fl ying school for the over-seas effort hosting as many as 15,000 air-men in several bases throughout the area at one time. In 1963, the Université de Moncton (U de M) was built in the city, and a teacher’s college was added to the campus. Monc-ton’s growth continued into the 1970s with the creation of a second hospital, the George Dumont Hospital being erected near the U de M. Today, Moncton is not only a leader in information technology to the Maritimes and the world, but also provides excellent tourism, quality manufacturing, incredible variety in shopping and boasts a friendly, well-educated bilingual population. Monc-ton is rated as one of the fastest-growing cities in North America.

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FLUSH VALVE ZURN

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The Zurn ZGEN is a hydro-generator powered flush valve that creates its own power from the water that passes through it during each flush cycle. When operated in ideal conditions the electrical life expectancy of the valve is unlimited. The ZGEN is piston operated and incorporates features such as Dual Flush Technology, Data Interfacing, Environment Trending and 4.0 Sensor Technology.

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Thermostats and House Control to ‘talk’ to each other to fine tune supply water temperatures and synchronize zoning operation. Through feedback from Thermostats, the House Control can lower supply water temperatures to compensate for heat gains caused by the sun or occupant activities. Lower water temperatures save even more when operating condensing boilers that are at their highest efficiency when return temperatures are low.


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The energy efficient ALPHA effortlessly provides comfort in all hydronic heating applications. The easy-to-read LED display shows real time power consumption, estimated flow rates in GPM, and operating modes. The unique AUTOADAPT™ function controls pump performance automatically within defined performance range. This ensures the lowest possible energy consumption, while maintaining maximum comfort levels. The newest option available for power connections is the ALPHA with a terminal box, allowing for conduit connection on either side of the pump. However, you still have the choice of installing the pump with the ALPHA Plug for line cord, which requires no wiring. The choice is yours.




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SimplyNoble

Uponor two-port loopedsystem sprinkler

At Uponor, we believe our customers

are the reason for our success. Customers

likeMurray Pound, Vice President, Operations

of GoldSealMaster Builder.Murray felt that his

customers deservedmore from a home than just

four walls. Working with our team, he developed

an offering that provides his customers with

energy efficiency, green technology and

peace-of-mind.Murray has quickly become

an industry leader andwe are pleased to

help him exceed his expectations.

That’s because at Uponor, we offer SimplyMore.

MurrayPound,VicePresident,Operations (GoldSealMasterBuilder)


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