Effectively monitor your equipment with high-performance electrical testing solutions. From panel continuity testers to multifunctional true RMS meters, you’ll be able to select the right tool to test and monitor your systems - making sure your equipment is operating up to standards.

GFCI cords and adapters are often overlooked as part of essential electrical safety equipment. You should always use an inline GFCI adapter to protect against hazardous shock from damaged cords or exposure to water. GFCI-s provide portable protection to power tools, appliances, outdoor equipment-- great for the shop floor or jobsite.

Safeguard your workforce with the proper lockout/tagout practices to avoid incidents due to hazardous energy sources. By using the proper lockout/tagout hardware, you can prevent serious injuries when servicing and starting-up machines/equipment or even releasing stored energy. Select the right equipment with the right energy isolating devices for your application.

Fuses are the simple parts of an electrical system that go unnoticed until there is no power. However they are an essential item for electrical safety protection, guarding you and your expensive equipment from shorts and overloads. Using the correct amperage fuse is important to accurately protect the electrical circuit. Always have replacement fuses on hand to avoid shutdowns. With thousands of fuses to choose from, MSC has the one you will need to keep your facility running.

Circuit breakers, in simple terms, act like resettable fuses. They offer similar protection to fuses by interrupting power if there is a short. Circuit breakers are rated by amperage and should be used in conjunction with what is being protected, never to exceed the amperage of the circuit.

Hopefully, a facility evacuation never happens to you, but if it does you want to make sure your employees are protected. Ensuring you have clearly marked exit points and self-powered emergency lighting is a must for all facilities. Your employees will thank you!

Maintain a safe work environment with UL rated fire extinguishers. Use them for putting out and controlling fires caused by flammable liquids, combustibles, cooking, electrical malfunctions and other incendiary situations. Select the proper fire extinguisher that will help protect against class A, B, C, and K fires.