The Difference Between Bus Duct and Busbar
Busbars refer to metallic bars or strips which carry electrical current within electrical switchgear. These busbars are incorporated into bus ducts, a type of sheet metal duct that houses a sequence of busbars. Bus ducts offer an efficient and adaptable alternative to conventional conduits for electrical installations, simplifying the process of installation and modification. Bus… Read more
Gifting Support to End Cancer
Here at J&P, we are all too familiar with the heartache that comes from losing a loved one far too soon. Cancer is the second-leading cause of death worldwide. Ten million people die from cancer every year. A donation to the American Cancer Society is more than a financial gift. It is a lifeline for… Read more
We’re So Thankful for You!
There are countless reasons for us to feel gratitude, and you, our esteemed customer, are certainly one of them! We at J&P Electrical immensely appreciate the incredible loyalty and support we receive from our valued clientele.Here are just a few who have reached out to let us know how we have helped:“I must have called… Read more
U.S. Electrical Transmission Lines: The Roadblocks to Progress
The U.S. electrical grid is aging and not evolving quickly enough to accommodate the shift towards cleaner energy sources. Despite the pressing need to revamp and expand the grid, constructing new transmission lines remains a daunting task, likened to “herding cats.” Over 1,000 gigawatts of potential clean energy projects are stuck in limbo, primarily due… Read more
Refurbishing Industrial Electrical Parts: A Sustainable Solution
As we tread further into 2023, the emphasis on sustainability and resource conservation is more pressing than ever. This shift in focus has significantly influenced the industrial sector, with the refurbishing of electrical parts emerging as a critical trend. This article summarizes why refurbishing industrial electrical components is both eco-friendly and economically viable.The Refurbishment MovementThe… Read more
U.S. Factory Production Soars
Throughout the United States, construction spending by manufacturers more than doubled through 2022, according to the Census Bureau. Billions of dollars in subsidies handed out by the government have spiked the EV (electric vehicle), semiconductor, and solar panel industries. Not only did production numbers increase, but factories themselves swelled. Compared to $90 billion in June… Read more
Harnessing the Power of Commercial Busways: The Future of Electrical Distribution
The demand for efficient and reliable power distribution systems in commercial spaces is skyrocketing in today’s fast-paced world. From bustling shopping malls to high-tech office complexes, the lifeline of these structures is a seamless supply of electricity. Here’s where commercial busways make a grand entry as the modern-day champions of electrical distribution. What exactly is… Read more
J&P Electrical: Our Story
In September 2007, Jim Ozzello and Phil Delavy decided to take their combined 38 years of experience and form J&P Electrical Company. In 2012, Jason Ozzello officially became a co-owner of the company. Since Phil’s retirement, J&P has been a family-owned and operated business; owners Jason and Jim and brothers David and Jacob all work with… Read more
Busway- Bus Duct Market Expected to Expand Through 2031
Busway and bus duct power distribution systems are used in both commercial and industrial situations to transmit electrical power safely and efficiently from the source to the loads. Delivering flexible and reliable power dispersal, they differ in construction, installation, and application. In 2021, the global busway- duct market size was valued at $12.1 billion. By… Read more
Refining IPB Design
Isolated-Phase Bus (IPB) systems are vital in transferring bulk electricity through the grid. For decades, IPBs have been centered around the original designs from General Electric (GE) and Westinghouse, which led the industry. Now, improvements to insulators, mountings, and housings have elevated the model, making them even more reliable. IPBs transfer a power plant’s heavy… Read more