Today, availability of electrical power for critical applications is in necessity. At Eton, our electrical solutions help distribute, control, and protect what matters most. Eton is bringing to bear pioneering equipment to solve tomorrow's power management challenges today, and building on the expertise to develop the first molded case circuit breaker back in 1923 to help power distribution equipment operate more reliably, efficiently, and safely for years to come. Over the years, options to quickly change feeder breakers in electrical distribution equipment have evolved. Yet until now, there hasn't been a good way to add or replace breakers quickly, expediting maintenance operations, and getting equipment up and running again faster. Eton's new power line draw-out molded case circuit breaker in panel boards and switchboards is the solution for critical load applications and maximum uptime. It's the first draw-out molded case breaker design for panel boards and switch boards, providing front accessible equipment with a compact design that expedites maintenance, saving time and space. The power line draw-out molded case circuit breaker panel board and switchboard applies to nearly any application and is specifically designed for mission critical industries. For customers who require high-density space-saving design, with front accessibility and front connections, and where molded case breakers are acceptable, the new power line panel board and switchboard was engineered for environments where maintenance is critical. Core space is limited. Cost savings are important. Enhanced safety is required. Equipment needs to be available quickly, and when getting a facility or process up and running is of the utmost importance. More specifically, Eton engineered the new power line panel boards and switchboards without dead fronts or covers to remove, making it faster to install breakers, compared to plug-on molded case breaker solutions. But they work much like traditional solutions. Breakers are inserted and removed through a mechanical system, much like other draw-out designs. The advantage of Eton's new design is in the speed and time required to connect the breaker. Fewer steps are required, as there's no need to recable, making maintenance easier and faster, and reducing downtime for mission critical applications. Using molded case circuit breakers enables space savings, with breakers horizontally mounted in a traditional panel board group mounted design, for greater density in less space. The Eton draw-out molded case breaker switchboard and panel board were engineered with safety in mind. A mechanism system doesn't allow for the breaker to be connected or removed while it's energized. And optional molded case breakers with the Eton arc flash reduction maintenance system means reduced levels of incident arc flash energy, allowing for reduced level of personal protective equipment or PPE, improving comfort and mobility. Electrical systems are the backbone of every enterprise, powering machinery, processes and systems, powering social and economic progress. Through knowledge of electrical power management across industries, Eton continues to find new and inventive ways to address your toughest power management challenges. Thank you for tuning in to see Eton's latest solutions and check back soon to see the next generation of Eton electrical technologies. In the meantime, learn about the latest electrical innovations for your business. Visit eton.com. Thanks for watching.