Applications

Some non-inclusive examples of HazardGuard technology…are broken down below into various subsets; (WIRE Type, DEVICE Usage, INDUSTRY and LOCATION).

Each subset in itself represents substantial market and opportunity for the deployment of HazardGuard technology. And while the majority of the below examples focuses on direct wire and cable color-changing applications, be sure to review the 'OTHER APPLICATIONS' and 'OTHER NON-VISUAL APPLICATIONS' categories as well.

WIRE Types

1. Extension Cords
2. Power Cords
3. Surge Protectors
4. Retractile Cords
5. Coil Cords
6. Flexing-type Cords
7. Continuous Charge Cords
8. Welding Cables
9. Emergency and Temporary Power Cords
10. Outdoor & Garden Cable
11. Battery Charging Cords
12. Spark and Glow Plug Wire
13. Motor, Relay and Solenoid Wire
14. Portable GFCI Hook-ups
15. Thermocouple Cable
16. Wiring Harnesses
17. Festoon Cables
18. Composite Cables

1. Kitchen Appliances (Toasters, electric fry pans, coffee makers)
2. Bathroom Appliances (Hair dryers, curlers)
3. Heating Appliances (Irons, Infrared and Space Heaters)
4. Power Tools (Power drills, saws, air compressors, other job-site equip.)
5. Electric Motors (Blowers, HVAC, people-movers, garage door motors)
6. Transformers/Relays (Utility meters, transmission lines, breaker boxes,  
7. Portable Generators (Temporary back-ups, Mobile/RV parks)
8. Welding Equipment (Power Supply cords, welding leads)
9. Battery cabling (jumper cables, charging devices, starting motor wiring)
10. Temporary Lighting (emergency, outdoor events, holiday displays)
11. Electric Appliances (PC's, office HW, stereo/TV, gaming equip.) 
12. Vacuum Cleaners  (retractile cords, rough /commercial use)
13. Freeze-proofing Cable (roof and window de-icers, pipe defrosters)

INDUSTRY

1. Automotive
2. Airline
3. Mining
4. Shipping Vessels
5. Military
6. Power Generation & Distribution
7. Construction (Structured and Non-Structured)
8. Medical & Disaster Relief
9. Electronics
10. Manufacturing & Automation
11. Rail & Mass Transit

1. Residential and Apartments
2. Dorms, Hospitals, Elderly facilities
3. Computer and Data Storage rooms
4. Flammable & Explosive environments
5. Wet & High Humidity atmosphere
6. Vibrating, Chaffing and Moving Wire settings
7. Corrosive and Solvent Laden surroundings
8. Temporary Amusements and Sporting event locations
9. Schools and Training facilities

1. Heat Shrink / Splicing Kits
2. Sleeves / Jackets / Spiral Wrap Tubing
3. Labels / Markers / Stickers
4. Print-wheel ink on cable
5. Ink-Jet / Aerosol spray-ons
6. Electrical Tape
7. Wire Nuts / Splicing Connectors
8. Wire Plugs and Jacks
9. Fuse Lines
10. Warranty 'Void-Markers'
11. " Too Cold" to bend warning

1. Odiferous (foul smelling, esp. for hidden wires, dark environments or for the visually impaired)
2. Glow-in-the-Dark (fluoresce, light emitting)
3. Deformable (blistering, swelling, shrinking, melting, etc. incl. for those Mfr's needing to know if their product/warranty was mis-used)
4. Tasteable (discernable, non-palatable taste)
5. Auditory (sound producing)