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Working with power we all assume certain risks – that doesn't mean we have to accept them all, forever. As technology evolves and advances, it pays to revisit components that have been built the same way for years. Can we build it better? Can we make it safer – safer for both linemen and our environment? If the answer is yes, then why not build it? At Impact Power we ’re aggressively pursuing enhanced vacuum switch technology. We ’re building safer switches that are also safer for the environment. We ’re minimizing utilities ’ maintenance requirements, minimizing their reliance on SF6 gas, its impact on the environment, and its maintenance cost. At Impact Power we are passionate about customer service. Our paralleled commitment to continued innovation and customized engineering ensure a unique fit of technology, precisely aligned to your needs. We remain committed to helping utilities advance their roles in green initiatives with the development of improved utility components and a promise focused on safety for linemen and the environment. A better fit for utilities. A better fit for the environment. New Products Space remains a challenge – whether your application is a new rollout or a retrofit requiring a drop-in replacement. We strive to do more with less. Our Vacu-Switch technology now fits within indoor and underground applications where it once was thought only SF6 gas or oil switches could go. We ’re giving utilities new choices and better alternatives in building both a safer workplace and global environment. According to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, SF6 is the most potent greenhouse gas that it has evaluated, with a global warming potential of 24,900 times that of CO2 when compared over a 100-year period.