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Technology Research Corporation engages in the design, manufacture, and marketing of electrical safety products that save lives, protect people against serious injury from electrical shock, and/or prevent electrical fires in the home and workplace. TRC company's products include protective devices, such as ground fault circuit interrupters, equipment leakage current interrupters, and portable residual current devices, which are ground fault devices providing protection from dangerous electrical shock by sensing leakage of electricity and cutting off power. Its products also comprise leakage current detection interrupters that are used to reduce the risk of electrical fires by disconnecting power when sensing current leakage between conductors of power cords. In addition, the company offers power surge strips, safety circuits, power cord, and safety extension cords; automatic transfer switches; electrical safety solutions to a range of recreational vehicle manufacturers; and cable protection and management products. It also designs and supplies power monitoring and control equipment to the United States military and its contractors for tactical vehicles, naval vessels, and mobile electric generators; and licenses its technology for use by others in exchange for a royalty or product purchases.

The Minka Group, which manufactures and distributes lighting and ceiling fan fixtures through more than 2,100 dealers in the US. The company has an extensive product line from chandeliers to table lamps, floor lamps to wall sconces, and mirrors to wall art, as well as heaters and dehumidifiers. Minka markets its products under the Ambience, George Kovacs, GK Lightrail, The Great Outdoors, Metropolitan, Minka-Aire, and Minka Lavery brand names. The Minka company has over 500 patents for its lighting creations. Customers range from independent lighting showroom dealers to larger accounts such as Home Depot and Lowe's.

The Watt Stopper doesn't so much stop the watts (in lighting and other electrical equipment), rather it ensures the efficient use of watts through energy-efficient, convenient, and accessible controls. The Watt Stopper company, a unit of Legrand, produces control panels, occupancy sensors, automatic daylighting controls, bi-level HID controls, DALI dimming controls, and plug load controls. It also makes automotive sensor lighting, HVAC, and office power control products, such as passive infrared, ultrasonic, and dual-technology occupancy sensors, and Isol energy controls. The Watt Stopper company's control products include Miro architectural wiring devices, wireless RF controls, motion sensors, and code-compliant vacancy sensors.

Thomas & Betts Corporation designs, manufactures, and markets electrical components for industrial, construction, utility, and communications markets in the United States, Canada, and Europe. It operates in three segments: Electrical; Steel Structures; and Heating, Ventilation, and Air-Conditioning (HVAC). The Electrical segment offers connectors, components, and other products for industrial, construction, utility, and communications applications. Its products include fittings and accessories; fastening products, such as plastic and metallic ties, and flexible tubing; connectors, such as compression and mechanical connectors for power and grounding applications; indoor and outdoor switch and outlet boxes, covers, and accessories; floor boxes; metal framing used as structural support for conduits, cable tray, and electrical enclosures; and emergency and hazardous lighting. This segment also offers utility distribution connectors and switchgear; power quality equipment and services; CATV drop hardware; radio frequency connectors; aerial, pole, pedestal, and buried splice enclosures; encapsulation and sheath repair systems; and other products, including insulation products, wire markers, and application tooling products. The Steel Structures segment designs, manufactures, and markets highly engineered steel transmission structures.

Thorlux Lighting company manufactures and sells light fixtures for industrial, commercial, and architectural applications. Thorlux also makes floodlight lamps, tunnel lighting systems, and lighting control systems. All of its lighting fixtures are built out of Thorlux's manufacturing facilities in Redditch, England. The company, which has been in the lighting industry since 1936, is a subsidiary of F. W. Thorpe. Thorlux originally got its start when Frederick William Thorpe began producing circular reflectors; rapid growth led to parent company F. W. Thorpe being floated on the London Stock Exchange in 1965.

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