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Joined: 01 Feb 2011
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Posted: Thu 21 Apr 2011, 13:24
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Well, thanks anyway. I managed to solve the problem by installing an hardware Access Point on my network.
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Posted: Thu 23 Jun 2011, 20:39
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thanks for this program! i have it doing 95% of what i need
but i have some slight issues, and im not sure if it is with the program per se, or because i am a noob at iptables.
my setup is as follows
internet----->wireless router-------->laptop running puppy --->server
where the laptop connects to the router over wifi, and is crossover cabled to the server.
basically, i want the laptop to relay everything from the server to the router and vice versa, except port 5900 so i can vnc into the laptop to make changes as needed. the iptables firewall is just in the way other than for that purpose. i dont need the security behind the router already, and i would rather deal with the port forwarding only there.
i thought i had fixed this by port forwarding every port besides 5900 from the laptop to the server with something like:
iptables -I FORWARD 1 -d [server IP] -o eth0-j ACCEPT
iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -p tcp -d [laptop wifi ip] --dport 1:5899 -j DNAT --to [server ip]:1-5899
(another set that runs ports from 5901-65535, and both of those repeated for udp)
just to be sure, i also set the default policy for all chains to ACCEPT, and removed the DROP statements at the end of each chain.
this seems to do an ok job. from outside (over the internet) i can connect to the server with RDP, and my web pages are available again (yay!). i also can vnc into the puppy laptop. i cannot however access the server via ftp, nor can the server UPNP ports on my router. i have a vpn software called hamachi that relies on opening up random udp ports, and they never make it to the router. in fact, when i am on another machine on my routers lan, i STILL cannot connect directly to the server. (it gets relayed to a server that himachi runs as a backup)
the only time these problems occur is when i have screwed up the networking in the past. i am suspect of the job i did, or perhaps there is an issue with the "double nat" i dont know. any help or hints would be much appreciated.
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Joined: 28 Oct 2008
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Location: Brisbane, Australia
Posted: Tue 05 Jul 2011, 09:27
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Sorry for not replying sooner, I've been away.
walrus wrote:
when i am on another machine on my routers lan, i STILL cannot connect directly to the server.
NAT causes a problem with access from the local Lan, but it can be fixed with a couple of rules in iptables. Unfortunately I can't remember them right now, so I will do a bit of research and reply again.
In the mean time, a question:
Which iptables rules did you change?
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Joined: 28 Oct 2008
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Location: Brisbane, Australia
Posted: Wed 06 Jul 2011, 03:00
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Just two things:
1) To access the server from the internet, use the Internet IP address of wireless router.
To access the server from the local lan, use the local lan IP address of the laptop running puppy.
2) To use the firewall built into shareInternet:
Download the attached file and extract the single file "aDedicatedServer".
Edit the file and replace "10.10.10.10" in the line:
with the actual IP address of your server.
Copy the file into the directory "/root/.shareInternet/iptablesExtraRules/"
Run shareInternet.
EDIT: uploaded new version of file, this should be correct one.
extra iptables rules for your server - version 2
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Posted: Thu 21 Jul 2011, 22:22
Post subject: Thanks for all your work
Subject description: Terrific tool
I just wanted to say thanks for developing this pet. I had a p4, 256meg ram. wifi laptop with a bad hard drive controller. I was not sure what to do with it.
An old 512meg flash drive, puppy 5.1 and this program brought it back to life as a wireless router that I use for a lan connection for desktops I work on.
Excellent work and many thanks.
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Joined: 19 Nov 2008
Posts: 309
Location: Oslo, Norway
Posted: Tue 02 Aug 2011, 20:08
Post subject: Your Pet is nominated for QuickPet in Lucid 5.2.6
Still i admit its not been tested yet, as I do not have two PCs at the moment.
Can anyone please check if it works in 5.2.6?
The nominee list is here
Forum thread here:
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Posted: Mon 16 Jul 2012, 22:37
Post subject: from 3g to ethernet
I'm trying to share my 3g modem connection with ethernet port (connected to linksys wifi).
I'm not shore what i'm missing on the sharing part, i did try the same thing using a mac computer and work great. Try again with puppy and got stuck.
Is there any way I can check if internet is really sharing? Did try to connect directly to another computer (no linksys wifi, just ethernet from port to port) and couldn't get any connection shared.
I try using Firewall installer and "shareInternet" (got the green light) but internet is not being shared.
I will really appreciate any help.
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Location: Oregon & Washington
Posted: Sat 21 Jul 2012, 01:15
Post subject: testing connection for Internet Sharing? Ping your computr
Subject description: I also suggest running shareInternet twice more, Stop & Start
Ping your Computer to test connectivity between Computer Interfaces.
List the IPTABLES to see what goes where??
For purposes of notation:
Internet<===>WiFi ath5k----Desktop----E'netPort1<==crossover ethernet cable===>Server(2nd desktop)
Internet<===>WiFi 192.168.1.9----Desktop----E'net 10.0.0.4<==crossover ethernet cable===> 10.0.0.40 Server(2nd desktop)
HERE IS the CONNECTIONS here.
1.) Wifi Card and one Ethernet card in
PuppyLinux Box
2.)cable to [HUB] cable to [Server static 10.0.0.40]
192.168.1.9 (dhcp WIFI Ath5k card) <---> [PuppyLinux CoolPup Box] routing 10.0.0.4 (eht0) <----cable to switch/hub -----> [ switch/hub ]
<------- cable to server -----> [ 10.0.0.40 (eth0) Server set with static IP ] * router DHCP server is turned off (not needed)
This shareInternet app worked for me when I manually ran "AppNow"
I also used Rox-Filer to open diretory /root/my-roxapps/ and just clicked on the directory named shareInternet. It ran the script and placed a green dot over the shareInternet ICON. Now my internet was sharing/routing to the server at IP number 10.0.0.40
drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 180 2012-07-25 17:12 shareInternet
Here is a sequence of Shell Commands that work for me on
ifconfig ( List wired interface configuration)
iwconfig ( List wireless interface configuration)
route -n (what is the present route setup?)
ping -c 3 he.net (check that we can ping through Wifi to an internet address for Hurricane Electric in Fremont California. ie easy to type address)
ifconfig eth0 10.0.0.4 netmask 255.255.255.0 up
ping -c 3 10.0.0.40 (check if I can ping the server at 10.0.0.40 through eth0 from PuppyLinux Box
1. Start Sharing Internet
2. Stopped Sharing Internet (id Flushes out old rules from iptables which maybe causing your source of problems with NOT SHARING! )[/list]
/sbin/iptables -L -v -n –line-numbers
3. Start Sharing Internet (initializes IPTABLES with the rules)
/sbin/iptables -L -v -n –line-numbers
echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
4. From the
Server Box
, Ping the Puppy Linux box (check ethernet cable / hub is connected)
ping -c 3 10.0.0.4 (check cable is connected to Puppy Linux box)
ping -c 3 22.214.171.124 (Check if can ping "he.net" website )
ping -c 3 he.net (check if internet connection sharing is working!)
This command exercises the DNS (Domain Naming Service) Look Up from servers outside the PuppyLinux box and the local server box.
Phil Chen has an example of using RAW iptable commands to perform the
port forwarding.
*Make sure the iptables service is started, then run the script
*Beware /sbin/iptables -F will flush your existing rules if you have any so make sure you run
/sbin/iptables -L -v -n –line-numbers and see. If you have any rules add them to the script.
*If you are using a different src and dst IP you will want to enable ip forwarding:
echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
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I worked this out for me. Tell / Share with others what worked for you.
"shareInternet" app uses linux shell scripts so will work on most any
version. It is not a binary file tied to ONE version of Linux. It might also work on other Linux Distributions if the script files are edited to match the proper DIRECTORY names for that Linux Distribution. Download and unpack with command
tar xvf shareInternet-2.2.4.pet
Then read and study the shell script files.
I ran "firstTime" script to install shareInternet.
The test_share_internet.sh script basically runs the comand to list the IPTables from puppylinux acting as a router. you can see the ethernet eth0 port forwarded to the wifi wlan0 port.
test_share_internet.sh bash shell script
test_share_intrnt_output.txt output from test script before and after running shareInternet
shareinternet_image.png Green Dot over shareInternet ICON
shareinternet_image_off.png NO Green Dot over shareInte
813 Time(s)
ShareInternet_image.png with the Green Dot
2974 Time(s)
Last edited by WB7ODYFred on Wed 25 Jul 2012, 20:50; edited 3 times in total
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Joined: 16 Jul 2012
Posts: 4
Posted: Tue 24 Jul 2012, 18:03
Post subject: Great!
Thanks for the reply Fred !
I'm facing some issues with the computer holding Puppy, so my tests are suspended at the moment.
As soon as I solve it, I will follow you steps.
Thanks again!
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Posted: Mon 06 Aug 2012, 11:48
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havent read the thread through.
want to put these link here for cross reference and so i dont lose this thread when i finally get my new equipment. was worried about getting the right driver for the hostapd pet.
dont know if it is a driver problem with shareinternet.pet for wifi hotspot.
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Joined: 28 Oct 2008
Posts: 710
Location: Brisbane, Australia
Posted: Tue 21 Aug 2012, 09:18
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Useful things to know about shareInternet.
1) Do NOT use it in conjunction with any "firewall" software, including puppy's own.
Why is it so?
shareInternet does not need to be configured with the 2 network interfaces, it works them out itself,
including which one is the upstream interface and which is the downstream interface.
This is so it can be used just as easily to share a PPP connection over wired ethernet,
as to share a wired ethernet over wifi, or wifi over wired ethernet.
But, this requires the names of the appropriate connections to be reflected in the iptables rules used as the firewall.
So shareInternet generates it's own iptables rules, after it works out which interfaces to use.
2) The other most likely problem with running shareInternet, is configuring the downstream interface.
shareInternet can work it all out provided there are 2 and only 2 active interfaces,
one of which is correctly configured as an upstream interface and the other correctly configured as a downstream interface.
upstream requirements:
Normal client network interface, usually configured using dhcp.
downstream requirements:
Usually this interface is configured statically.
Define an IP address and subnet-mask, in a different subnet from the upstream interface.
i.e. if the upstream network is 192.168.1.0 then choose something like 192.168.2.1 as the IP address of the downstream interface.
Neither a Gateway nor DNS should be supplied for this interface.
The classical network wizard allowed you to do this. Some of the newer network configuration utilities will not.
3) shareInternet can not have driver problems. It is just a script that works out what needs to be done, then runs appropriately configured standard software, in an appropriate manner.
4) If I remember correctly, the pet contains a "dnsmasq" binary. If it does, it might be appropriate to replace it with a newer version.
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Joined: 19 Nov 2008
Posts: 309
Location: Oslo, Norway
Posted: Wed 05 Sep 2012, 06:55
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What is your opinion on level of difficulty to use ShareInternet and Hostapd, as for sharing a mobile internet connection by using your built in Wlan card(if supported by Hostapd)
I find ShareInternet one of the most inventive Pet's and must say its been REALLY useful and also is a great showcase for Puppy technologies.
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Location: Brisbane, Australia
Posted: Mon 10 Sep 2012, 10:19
Post subject: hostpad?
Thanks for your kind words.
Sorry that I haven't replied earlier; I don't look in this forum very often these days.
As to Hostpad and ShareInternet, it should not be a problem so long as Hostpad always runs first.
Since ShareInternet's only requirements are 2 active interfaces with IP addresses, 1 of which must have a gateway defined. ShareInternet should not care if wifi interface is a normal client or an AccessPoint. Just remember that if wifi is the downstream interface then it should have a statically defined IP and no gateway defined (since it is the gateway for all downstream devices).
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Posted: Fri 14 Dec 2012, 01:45
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I've been working on a "web accelerator" and ad blocker app (started out of frustration with webpage lockups on waiting for ajax.googleapis.com and kindof exploded as I considered the possibilities)
I was wondering if modification of /etc/hosts or /etc/resolve.conf affected the internet sharing.
For instance, does Pup-advert-blocker block ads on the shared connections?
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Joined: 28 Oct 2008
Posts: 710
Location: Brisbane, Australia
Posted: Mon 07 Jan 2013, 08:51
Post subject:
technosaurus wrote:
For instance, does Pup-advert-blocker block ads on the shared connections?
If the downstream computers use "dhcp" to configure their network, then "dnsmasq" on the sharing computer will be their dns server. So any changes on the sharing machine that get seen by dnsmasq will affect the dns results for downstream computers.
So, the real answer to your question is in the dnsmasq doco.
However if the downstream computers set their own dns server IP address, then the sharing computer can have no influence on their dns responses.
Once the downstream computers start sending packets to outside IP addresses, only the firewall rules can make a difference.
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ANA staff from the Health Policy Department review and analyze federal agency decisions, regulations, and rules affecting registered nurses, our profession, our patients, and the public health. The Administrative Procedures Act requires Executive Branch departments and agencies to publish these in the Federal Register, allow an opportunity for public comments, and take those into account when issuing a final rule or regulation. Once final, rules and regulations become part of the Code of Federal Regulations. Notices of public meetings and requests for nominees to federal panels are also published in the Federal Register.
ANA often provides feedback to federal policymakers through written comments. These are often collaborative efforts both within ANA and with our Constituent/State Nursing Associations, organizational affiliates, and other nursing and healthcare organizations. The Affordable Care Act requires many agencies and departments to implement regulations to carry out its policies. ANA is especially vigilant regarding Health Care Reform, now called "ACA" (short for the full title of the law, the Affordable Care Act) actions that impact nursing, especially those that offer the chance to overcome longstanding barriers to optimal nursing practice.
Resources for Submitting Regulatory Comments & Letters We encourage ANA members, Constituent/State Nursing Associations, and organizational affiliates to submit comments on agency decisions. Some resources are provided below to help you with that process.
2015 ANA Regulatory Comments
2014 ANA Regulatory Comments
ANA applauded the FTC on the publication of "Policy Perspectives: Competition and the Regulation of Advanced Practice Nurses," which builds on the FTC state level competition advocacy comments regarding proposed legislation that restricts access to APRN practice and care. ANA supports the removal of barriers and discriminatory practices that interfere with full participation by APRNs in the health care delivery system. FTC's competition advocacy acknowledges that mandatory physician supervision requirements restrict consumer access to high quality, cost effective APRN care.
ANA's comments focused on new models of health care delivery; An informed public, interoperable health information systems, and improved efficiency; Effects on competition of information related to quality of care; and the competitive effects of price transparency.
2013 ANA Regulatory Comments
Addressed to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services regarding proposed changes in the Medicare Physician Fee Schedule: "incident to" billing regulations need to be reformed; complex chronic care management services should be reserved for more complex patients; complex chronic care management services can be provided by APRNs and RNs.
ANA focused its MFS comments on telehealth, the Physician Compare website, "incident to" claims, and complex chronic care management services.
Incident to claims Background "Incident to" services, although provided by NPs or CNSs, are billed under the physician's provider number (NPI); therefore the NP or CNS input is essentially invisible. If NP or CNS services are billed under a physician's NPI, "incident to" services are reimbursed by Medicare at 100% of the physician rate. Medicare pays nurse practitioners and clinical nurse specialists 85% of the physician rate if a service is billed using the NP's or CNS's own NPI. Recommendations
ANA concurred with the Office of the Inspector General (OIG) that there should be an "incident to" modifier on Part B claims to identify the taxonomy of the performing clinician.
ANA proposed eliminating "incident to" billing for APRN services.
"When it comes to more complicated services [now being billed incident to], accountability demands that claims...should specifically identify the performing clinician if that person is not the same as the billing clinician."
ANA recommended that Congress adopt a national scope of practice for APRNs treating Medicare patients since Medicare is a National Program—not a State program.
Recommended that Congress eliminate the 15% pay reduction.
Complex chronic care management services (CCCMS)
ANA reminded CMS of the important role that APRNs and RNs play in care coordination and transitional care. The services described in the proposed regulations go far beyond medical care, and include patient counseling and education, explanation of and solicitation of informed medical consent, among other non-traditional and non-clinical services. They also include team building and effecting cooperation and collaboration among team members. These are not skills reserved for physicians only.
ANA encouraged CMS to replace all instances in which "physicians" appears alone in the text with the phrase "physicians and other eligible professionals" or simply "eligible professionals" omitting "physicians" as redundant.
CMS' proposed rule includes a statement that practices "must employ one or more advanced practical registered nurse or physician assistant." ANA recommends adding "registered nurses" to the proposed rule.
ANA recommended that CCCMS plans must address family caregivers, many of whom provide complex medical or nursing tasks.
ANA recommended that CCCMS be focused on more complex patients for whom there would be the highest return regarding reduced cost and/or improved patient care.
DME Face-to-Face Encounters Rule Letter [pdf]
Addressed to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS): Inpatient Prospective Payment system (IPPS) Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) The ANA provided comments on the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) Inpatient Prospective Payment system (IPPS) Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) for fiscal year (FY) 2014 on June 25, 2013. Read the FY 2014 IPPS Proposed Rule Home Page, including the NPRM document. This NPRM included provisions related to multiple areas of direct interest to nursing including the CMS pay for reporting program, the Inpatient quality reporting (IQR) program, and multiple pay for quality programs: 1) Hospital acquired conditions (HACs) reduction program, 2) Readmissions reduction program, 3) Hospital value-based purchasing (VBP) program. Read the ANA comments letter submitted.
Addressed to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services: APRNs can provide essential health benefits to be offered in Health Insurance Exchanges (July 19, 2013) Insurance companies that plan to offer a Qualified Health Plan (QHP) in a State Health Insurance Exchange will need to provide mandated essential health benefits to future subscribers. That means they will have to recruit clinicians of all varieties to provide those services. Unfortunately, many current private health insurers have ignored if not distained inclusion of APRNs in their networks. If that practice carries over to the Exchanges it will exacerbate problems in access to essential health benefits for patients and prospective exchange clients. CMS's proposed remedy would allow an Exchange to decertify a QHP for failure to meet what are known as Network Adequacy Standards. ANA proposes an innovative alternative. In particular, a candidate health insurance plan that wants to become a QHP in an Exchange—State or Federal—must demonstrate that it has credentialed a number of APRNs no less than 10% of the number of APRNs recorded as independently billing Medicare Part B in that State. (Using the most recent data available from CMS—2011—plans in Hawaii would have to credential 16 APRNs; Florida plans would need 654.) This approach conveys the importance of providing access to high quality primary care and specialty services provided by APRNs, and prospective qualification will save the Exchanges time and money. This is a standard that is easy to understand, easy to police, and easy to meet for those candidate QHPs that are serious about addressing the issue of potential strains on patient access to primary care services. ANA believes the proposed change is worth serious consideration and quick adoption.
Addressed to the Institute on Medicine: Comments on Institute on Medicine's study panel to identify core measure set based on the Triple Aim (April 8, 2013) Comments on the Institute of Medicine's (IOM) study panel to identify core measure sets based on the Triple Aim of better health, better care, and lower cost, and to assess progress towards these aims. The triple aim was developed by the Institute of Healthcare Improvement (IHI) and is the cornerstone of the National Quality Strategy (NQS), the nation's guide star for healthcare quality improvement.
Addressed to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services: Medicare Program; Request for Information (April 8, 2013) Medicare Program; Request for Information on the Use of Clinical Quality Measures (CQMs) Reported Under the Physician Quality Reporting System (PQRS), the Electronic Health Record (EHR) Incentive Program, and Other Reporting Programs
2012 ANA Regulatory Comments
Addressed to the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality: Comments on A Prototype Consumer Reporting System for Patient Safety Events (September 10, 2012) The Administration for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) has requested funding to pilot the development of a Consumer Reporting System for Patient Safety Events. This project aims to design and test a system for collecting information from patients about health care safety events following standard definitions and formats. The project cites three goals: 1) To develop and design a prototype system to collect information about patient safety events; 2) To develop and test Web and telephone modes of a prototype questionnaire; and 3) To develop and test protocols for a follow-up survey of health care providers. The ANA recommends that AHRQ complete additional improvement work prior to implementing a pilot project, including additional investment to improve patient use of existing quality-related public reporting systems.
Addressed to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services: Comments on the Proposed Physician Fee Schedule (August 30, 2012) The system for paying physicians through Medicare is updated to reflect changes in practice and policy. In many cases in outpatient and even inpatient care, payment systems such as this drive policy, and influence the level of quality in patient care. In its comments, ANA focused on the role of advanced practice registered nurses, particularly with regard to ordering certain practices, care coordination, telehealth, and quality initiatives.
Addressed to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services: Comments on the Proposed Inpatient Prospective Payment System (June 24, 2012) The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) solicited comments on the proposed rule for federal fiscal year (FY) 2013 changes to Medicare's acute care hospital inpatient prospective payment system (IPPS) and long-term care hospital (LTCH) prospective payment system. In its comments, ANA discussed the need for important and effective patient-centric team based measures (e.g., safety) and a critique of the proposed quality measures chosen by CMS. ANA provided an evidence table describing associations between ANA staffing measures and patient outcomes.
Addressed to the Department of Health and Human Services: Comments on Certain Preventive Services (June 18, 2012) The federal government is soliciting input to ensure that employees of religious organizations have access to a full range of preventive services, including contraception. ANA's comments reference the Code of Ethics, and ANA's history of support for a fair and equitable health care delivery systems in which all Americans have access to basic health services, including services related to reproductive health.
Addressed to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services: Comments on Stage 2 Meaningful Use Proposed Rules (May 7, 2012) The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) have proposed a second stage of health information technology (HIT) regulations to improve the usefulness of information written into electronic health records. Electronic health records will permeate every area of health care, and ensuring these systems document the work of nurses will be crticial to improving care and nursing's value to the interprofessional team. In its comments, ANA discussed team-based measures, inclusion of APRNs in Medicare incentives, and a critique of the proposed quality measures chosen by CMS.
Addressed to the Department of Health and Human Services: Comments on the National Providers Data Bank (April 16, 2012) ANA has been an active member of the National Practitioner Data Bank Executive Committee. ANA commented on proposed regulations to eliminate duplicative data reporting and access requirements between the NPDB and the Healthcare Integrity and Protection Data Bank (HIPDB), and to streamline data bank operations. ANA also offered comments on one section that particularly affects APRNs, and to ensure additional language to ensure that APRNs are not reported to NPDB unless afforded equal due process rights and procedures, equivalent to those afforded physicians.
Addressed to the Food and Drug Administration: Comments on Improving Microbiological Safety of Cosmetic Products (January 23, 2012) Many cosmetic and personal care products have been found to contain harmful chemicals, and the FDA requested comments on improving the safety of these products. ANA responded that the FDA should take certain measures to ensure that personal care products are clearly labeled and that consumer protection against harmful chemicals is optimized.
2011 ANA Regulatory Comments
Addressed to the Administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services: Comments on Proposed Revisions to the Hospital Conditions of Participation (December 23, 2011) The Conditions of Participation (CoPs) are the requirements for hospitals to participate and be reimbursed by Medicare. They drive some of the most significant policies at hospitals, and are very influential in nursing practice. The proposed revisions are designed to reduce regulatory burden on health care. ANA provided comments on the need to expand credentialing of APRNs, to reduce barriers to RN care, and better enhance the patient experience. Read more at ANA's Conditions of Participation page.
Addressed to the Office of Budget and Management: Comments on National Sample Survey of Nurse Practitioners (December 7, 2011) Despite the growing number and roles of nurse practitioners, there are limited and inconsistent data about them available to policy makers and the health community. The Bureau of Health Professions will conduct a survey of nurse practitioners in 2012. ANA provided comments on the proposed questions to be used in the survey.
Addressed to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services: Comments on State Insurance Exchanges (October 24, 2011) [pdf] The creation of State Insurance Exchanges – an online marketplace where individuals can purchase health plans – provides an opportunity for the federal government to simplify and standardize state regulations and insurance industry policies that have been barriers to APRN practice. ANA urged that "network adequacy standards" must include the requirement that APRNs are providers, and that the list of "essential community providers" must include nurse-managed health centers, school-based health centers, and birth centers.
Addressed to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services: Comments on Proposed Rule on Medicaid Home Health Services (September 12, 2011) [pdf] ANA applauds the aligning with the Affordable Care Act, and allowing nurse practitioners, certified nurse-midwives and physician assistants to hold the "face-to-face encounter" required to order home health services. ANA supports the proposals defining home health services beyond "homebound" patients or settings, and embracing telehealth services. However, ANA opposes the ban on certified nurse midwives ordering medical equipment and supplies.
Addressed to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services: Comments on Proposed Outpatient Prospective Payment System (August 30, 2011) [pdf] ANA continues to challenge the need for direct physician supervision of nursing interventions in outpatient units of hospitals that participate in Medicare. ANA questions the Ambulatory Payment Classification Panel deciding which services require direct versus general supervision. ANA also strongly endorses comments from the Association of periOperative Registered Nurses regarding quality measures for the Hospital Outpatient and Ambulatory Surgical Centers Quality Reporting Programs.
Addressed to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services: Comments on Proposed Conditions of Participation for Community Mental Health Centers (August 16, 2011) [pdf] The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services has proposed that certain conditions be met for mental health centers to receive reimbursement from the government. ANA urges modifications to better reflect the role of registered nurses and advanced practice registered nurses, and create a better functioning team. ANA also had comments on how the government should address use of patient restraints and seclusion.
Addressed to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services: Comments on Proposed Condition of Participation for Patient Influenza Vaccination Programs (July 8, 2011) [pdf] The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services has proposed that all facilities that receive Medicare payments must offer seasonal influenza vaccine to patients during the fall and winter. ANA offered comments on the use of standing orders to facilitate RNs in achieving successful programs, but also raised some concerns regarding the timing and coordination of the programs.
Addressed to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services: Comments on 2012 Inpatient Prospective Payment System (June 15, 2011) [pdf] Medicare Part B is how the government pays providers for treating patients, and these rules are updated annually. This drives how many hospitals and other facilities set up clinical practice and policy in order to ensure they get paid. In its comments, ANA concentrated on quality measurement that captures the work of nurses. It also promotes the use of NDNQI® as a database to meausure nursing care quality.
To the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services: Comments on Proposed Accountable Care Organization Rule (May 31, 2011) [pdf] The Centers for Medicare Services, or CMS, has proposed the rules for formation and operation of Accountable Care Oraganizations (ACOs). ACOs, as a provision of the ACA, are a way of promoting value-oriented, patient-centered care that ultimately can provide quality care and save money. ANA recommended significant changes to maximize patient care and achieve better efficiency by articulating professional nursing's impact on leadership, care coordination, and quality.
To the Federal Trade Commission/Department of Justice Antitrust Division: Comments on Proposed Modifications of the Antiturst Laws to Develop Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs) (May 31, 2011) [pdf] The Federal Trade Commission and the Department of Justice have proposed modifications to antitrust laws to permit otherwise independent healthcare organizations to collaborate as ACOs. ANA provided comments that stipulated RNs should be included in leadership roles in ACOs, that RN services are included in calculating the ACO patient "pool", and paperwork burdens do not divert healthcare professionals from providing direct care. Also related to Acountable Care Organizations - Comments to the Office of Inspector General on Waiver Designs in Medicare Shared Savings Programs (June 6, 2011) [pdf]
To the Agency for Healthcare Quality and Research: Comments on Medicaid Program: Initial Core Set of Health Quality Measures for Medicaid-Eligible Adults (February 28, 2011) [pdf] The Agency for Healthcare Quality and Research, or AHRQ, proposed a first ste of measures to ensure the quality of care of adults in Medicaid programs. Medicaid is a joint federal and state program with each state designing its own program within federal guidelines. Federal payments for Medicaid range from the minimum of 50% of the cost to nearly 75% in poorer states. ANA urged the inclusion of nursing-sensitive indicators, and other cross-cutting measures. A advised the government to adopt measures approve by the National Quality Forum, of which ANA is a member.
To the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services: Ensure that handbooks use provider-neutral language (February 28, 2011) [pdf] Each year, the Centers for Medicare Services, or CMS, sends a handbook to all the millions of Americans that it covers. ANA suggested that this book use provider-neutral language (i.e. use the term "healthcare provider") to reflect the almost 200,000 APRNs that provide services to these patients.
To the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services: Medicare Program; Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act: Applicability to Hospital and Critical Access Hospital Inpatients and Hospitals With Specialized Capabilities (February 22, 2011) [pdf] The Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act, known as EMTALA, prohibits hospitals from turning patients that show up to the emergency room away, especially if they cannot pay. But the government agency that interprets EMTALA is reconsidering whether patients that are already admitted have EMTALA rights, especially if they are in small facilities and need to be transferred for more intensive treatment. ANA agrees that EMTALA should apply to inpatients, and quotes in its comments a story from an APRN in the field about how this affects patients.
DEA: Procedures for Surrender of Unwanted Controlled Substances by Ultimate Users (January 12, 2011) [pdf] In comments to the Drug Enforcement Administration, ANA suggested several types of controlled substance disposal programs -- fixed repositories, mail-back programs, additional take-back events, and specialized drop-offs at landfills. Increased publicity and consumer education should support these efforts.
2010 ANA Regulatory Comments
Affordable Care Act
To the Director of Center for Medicare Services: Comments on Request for Information Regarding Accountable Care Organizations and the Medicare Shared Saving Program (December 3, 2010) [pdf] The "Accountable Care Organization", or ACO, is a new attempt to structure health systems that are paid by the quality of care, not the quantity. The Centers for Medicare Services (CMS) is charged with creating the framework for the ACO. ANA believes nurse-led care coordination, inclusive leadership structures, and a continued focus on patient choice are key in ACOs, and urges CMS to include these aspects as they develop demonstration projects for this element of the ACA.
To the Secretary of Health and Human Services: Comments on Interim Final Rules for Group Health Plans and Health Insurance Issuers Relating to Coverage of Preventive Services Under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (September 17, 2010) [pdf] ANA supported the Health and Human Services, or HHS, rules on preventive services that will be required by law to be at no cost to the insurance customer. Covered services include any United States Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) "A" (strongly recommended) or "B" (recommended) graded service. These services are essential to creating a well-care system, and nurses are fundamental to providing these services.
To the Director of Center for Medicare Services: Comments on Home Health Prospective Payment System (September 14, 2010) [pdf] Every year, the Centers for Medicare Services, or CMS, updates the rules for how patient home care providers are paid. ANA urged CMS to make it easier for APRNs to provide home care autonomously, and also urged CMS to allow APRNs to certify patients as eligible for home care and/or hospice care. Currently, APRNs cannot do that, and is a huge impediment to seamless, efficient patient care.
To the Director of the Centers for Medicare Services: Comments on Outpatient & Ambulatory Surgical Center Services Prospective Payment Systems (August 31, 2010) [pdf] Every year, the Centers for Medicare Services, or CMS, updates the rules for how they pay for outpatient surgery. ANA advised CMS to support more realistic direct supervision requirements, offered support for inclusion of preventive services, offered support for National Quality Forum measures for hospital quality reporting, and encouraged mandatory quality reporting for ambulatory surgical centers. Outpatient surgery is becoming very common, and many nurses and APRNs, especially CRNAs practice in these types of facilities.
To the Director of Centers for Medicare Services: Comments on Inpatient Prospective Payment System (August 24, 2010) [pdf] Medicare Part B is how the government pays providers for treating patients, and these rules are updated annually. In its comments, ANA concentrated on the inclusion of APRNs in many elements and services that are on the reimbursement schedule for Medicare Part B, and supported comments by the RUC regarding its valuation methodology. The ability for APRNs to directly bill and be reimbursed by Medicare is still fraught with issues, and ANA highlights these as often as possible to ensure APRNs can provide care and improve access to care.
To the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: Comments on Guidance for Influenza Control (July 21, 2010) [pdf] The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, or CDC, releases guidance on how hospitals and other healthcare settings (school clinics, outpatient clinics, nursing homes) can prevent seasonal influenza from occurring or spreading. ANA encouraged CDC to continue to advocate for a comprehensive program, including the availability of vaccines, personal protective equipment, and appropriate sick leave policies, to protect nurses from exposure and protect patients from becoming sick or sicker.
Other Issues
HHS: HIT Policy Committee Quality Measures Workgroup: New Pressure Ulcer Risk and Prevention Measures for Stages 2 and 3 Meaningful Use (December 23, 2010) [pdf] ANA and the Alliance for Nursing Informatics (ANI) recommended adding pressure ulcer risk and prevention quality measures to the Meaningful Use clinical quality measures for use within electronic health record systems (EHRs). Investments in EHRs will result in far greater improvement in patient outcomes if steps are taken to ensure prevention of avoidable adverse events such as stages 3 and 4 pressure ulcers in acute care settings.
DEA: Propofol Controlled Substances Classification (December 23, 2010) [pdf] ANA's comments support the proposed rule by the Drug Enforcement Administration to place the anesthetic propofol into Schedule IV of the Controlled Substances Act. Currently not classified, propofol is currently abused and diverted primarily by health care professionals.
EPA: Best Management Practices for Unused Pharmaceuticals at Health Care Facilities (November 8, 2010) [pdf] This draft guidance was issued by the Environmental Protection Agency. ANA offered several detailed suggestions for refining the final guidance, as well as the general recommendation that the EPA "work closely with healthcare facilities and registered nurses in the United States to track, eliminate, reduce, manage and dispose of unused pharmaceutical waste in an environmentally safe manner."
FDA: 2011-2015 Strategic Priorities (November 1, 2010) ANA applauded the Food & Drug Administration's priorities, and suggested further ensuring public health through: Precautionary Principles allowing flexibility to address threats of harm; safe packaging and labeling, especially in children's products, food, and cosmetics; elimination of Bisphenol A and artificial hormones; limits on harmful phthalates; drug disposal programs; and rules for reprocessing single use medical devices.
HHS: Priorities for 2011 National Quality Strategy (October 15, 2010) ANA supported work of the National Priorities Partnership and National Quality Forum; highlighted nurses' significant impact in achieving better care, affordable care, and healthy people and communities; and urged HHS to employ language inclusive of all stakeholders.
Bioethics Commission: Synthetic Biology (September 28, 2010) ANA comments suggested developing ethical, legal and social considerations policies that address definitions of "natural" and "artificial"; boundaries between nature, life and technology; fair technology use and access; psychological impact; clinical issues in prevention, treatment and quality; and effects on the environment.
HHS: HIPAA-HITECH Proposed Rule (September 10, 2010) [pdf] ANA offered comments on HHS' proposed modifications to implement recent statutory amendments under the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Act (''the HITECH Act''), to strengthen the privacy and security protection of health information, and to improve the workability and effectiveness of these HIPAA Rules.
CDC: National Ambulatory Care Survey (September 10, 2010) ANA urged that future surveys include care provided by non-physician healthcare providers, including APRNs.
OSHA: Infectious Diseases (July 30, 2010) ANA offered detailed suggestions regarding vaccination and infection control policies to assist the Occupational Safety and Health Administration in limiting the spread of occupationally-acquired infectious diseases in healthcare settings.
EPA: Draft Strategic Plan for 2011-2015 (July 28, 2010) ANA supported the Plan's goals to address climate change and improve air quality, as well as ensure safe chemicals and prevent pollution.
CMS: Hospital Conditions of Participation - Telemedicine Credentialing Proposed Rule (July 21, 2010) ANA joined with the Oregon Nurses Association to oppose requirements for separate licensure for practitioners of telehealth services, in the state where patients are receiving those services.
NIH: Genetics Education & Training (June 30, 2010) Comments on the Draft Report, Genetics Education and Training of Health Care Professionals, Public Health Providers, and Consumers.
CMS: Medicaid Hospital Conditions of Participation for Rehabilitation & Respiratory Services (June 18, 2010) ANA supported CMS' proposal to allow these services to be ordered by "qualified, licensed practitioners," including nurse practitioners.
CMS: Inpatient Acute & Long Term Care Proposed Rule (June 18, 2010) ANA applauded inclusion of a nursing-sensitive care registry-based topic in the FY 2013 RHQDAPU (hospital quality reporting) measure set, and supported further adoption of several additional nursing-sensitive care measures.
OSHA: Injury and Illness Collection Process (June 11, 2010) Our comments cited nurses' high rate of back and other work-related injuries, and gave suggestions for improved data collection, training and outreach to employers, and review of policy at the level of individual employers.
FDA: Bisphenol A (June 2, 2010) ANA urged the FDA to ban all Bisphenol A (BPA) in food and beverage containers, as over 200 studies suggest a link between exposure and serious and diverse health effects, with children particularly vulnerable.
DEA: Electronic Prescriptions for Controlled Substances (June 1, 2010) This interim final rule establishes a framework for e-prescribing of controlled substances, and ANA suggested creating or indentifying resources to assist nurses and other healthcare providers when questions and issues arise.
CEQ: Draft Guidance on Climate Change & Greenhouse Gas Emissions (May 24, 2010) ANA commended the Council on Environmental Quality for taking the initiative to ensure that federal agencies consider climate change and greenhouse gas emissions, and offered additional suggestions to consider.
CMS/HHS: EHR Proposed Rule & HIT Initial Standards/Interim Final Rule (March 15, 2010) ANA suggested improving EHR (Electronic Health Records)/HIT (Health Information Technology) policies and programs by recognizing APRN primary care providers and RNs who provide care coordination, among other issues.
OSHA: Occupational Injury & Illness Recording & Reporting Requirements (March 11, 2010) In responding to this proposed rule, ANA advocated and provided detailed suggestions for separate reporting of musculoskeletal disorders to address back pain and other injuries incurred by nurses.
AHRQ: Children's Healthcare Quality Measures - Medicaid & CHIP (March 1, 2010) ANA commented on the "Initial Core Set of Children's Healthcare Quality Measures for Voluntary Use by Medicaid and CHIP [Children's Health Insurance Program] Programs," and urged inclusion of data related to appropriate and adequate care by nurses.
FDA: Informed Consent Elements Proposed Rule (March 1, 2010) ANA comments noted that many RNs and APRNs conduct or have patients who participate in clinical research, and made several suggestions on how to provide greater clarity and transparency.
EPA: Public Availability of Identities of Inert Ingredients in Pesticides (February 27, 2010) ANA commented on this proposed rule by urging EPA to list all chemical ingredients and hazards on pesticide labels to protect workers, the public and the environment.
EPA: Dioxin in Soil at CERCLA & RCRA Sites (February 27, 2010) Comments regarding the "Draft Recommended Interim Preliminary Remediation Goals for Dioxin in Soil at CERCLA and RCRA Sites." ANA emphasized toxicity values, inhalation exposure, risk estimates, and the "precautionary approach" for reducing risks before full proof of harm is available, when evidence suggests a link between chemical exposure and serious or irreversible health effects.


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works fine, but the only problem is that it is harder to press the button on the top of the phone with this bumper on the phone.
Did not expect it to be such low quality. Also there is no back support, didn't expect that either.
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Littelfuse products help protect electrical equipment used in marine, mining, petrochem and general industrial applications. We offer Littelfuse Selco generator protection, controls and alarm panels as well as Littelfuse Startco protection relays and custom power centers.
For decades, we have helped OEMs, electrical installers, design engineers and end-users select the right product for their applications. Today, Littelfuse offers a broader range of products addressing protection and control needs while still providing the same great service and support that customers have learned to expect.
Littelfuse products and services enhance the safety and productivity of electrical systems. Along with protection relays, generator controls and alarm systems,we offer current-limiting fuses to decrease Arc-Flash exposure, and fuse holders and fuse covers to reduce incidental contact and improve safety.
• Generator Control and Protection • Engine Control and Protection • Engine Diagnostics • Alarm Annunciators and Indicators • Protection Relays • Custom Power Centers • Fuses and Fuse Holders
Ground faults, also referred to as earth faults, represent the vast majority of electrical faults experienced in most industrial facilities. Ground faults are caused by unintentional contact between an energized phase conductor and ground or equipment frame. The return path of the fault current is through the grounding system and any personnel or equipment that becomes part of that system. Ground faults are frequently the result of insulation breakdown, but can also be caused by other forms of cable damage or human error. It is important to note that damp, wet, and dusty environments require extra diligence in design and maintenance. Since water is conductive, it exposes degradation of insulation and increases the potential for electrical hazards to develop. In fact, studies have indicated that ground faults make up more than 95% of the recorded electrical faults, such as arc flash incidents.
Ground fault protection relays, Ground fault protection relays are designed to detect phase to ground fault on a electrical system and trip when the electrical current exceeds the trip time setting. By quickly detecting the ground fault and initiating the appropriate response, ground fault relays improve electrical safety for workers and minimize damage to equipment due to electrical faults without affecting the uptime of critical operations.
Ground faults are the most common type of fault in an electrical system, and most electrical codes such as the National Electric Code (NEC®) require ground fault protection for industrial systems. POWR-GARD® ground-fault relays are uniquely suited for use on systems with significant harmonic content, with microprocessor-based DFT-filtering technology. Selectable DFT filtering and peak detection algorithms are available to allow excellent filtering for both fixed-frequency and variable- frequency applications, providing sensitive ground fault protection without false tripping. By being able to detect electrical problems in the early stages, ground fault relays can significantly reduce damage and speed up the repair process. Sensitive ground fault relays with advanced filtering capabilities will detect the breakdown in insulation caused by moisture, vibration, chemicals, and dust. Ground fault relays are commonly used in industrial and manufacturing facilities on generators, transformers, switchgear, motor control centers (MCC), panel boards, variable frequency motor drives , welders and heating cables. POWR-GARD ground-fault relays can be surface and DIN-rail mounted, or panel mounted with available adapters. When replacing other ground-fault relays, existing current transformers (CTs) can be used in many cases, greatly simplifying the installation. Adapter plates are also available for many retrofits, minimizing the amount of work required to complete the upgrade.
The Littelfuse POWR-GARD ground fault protection relay line includes the PGR-2601 DC Ground Fault Relay, PGR-3100 Ground Fault Indication System, PGR-3200 Ground Fault Protection System, PGR-4300 Generator Ground Fault Relay, PGR-4704 Sensitive Ground Fault Relay, PGR-5701 Ground Fault Relay and PGR-5330 Resistance Grounded Relay. Littelfuse POWR-GARD also offers a variety of required and optional accessories such as the PGC Series Current Transformers, PGG Series Ground Reference Modules, PGW Series Software and PGB Series Remote Indication Assemblies, Terminations and Adapters.
Resistance Grounding solves the problems commonly associated with both ungrounded systems and solidly grounded systems. Resistance grounding protects a system against transient overvoltages caused by arcing ground faults and it provides a method to locate ground faults. The name is derived from the addition of a resistor between the system neutral and ground, also called neutral grounding resistor or NGR. The specifications of the resistor are user determined to achieve a desired ground-fault current, which must be greater than the system capacitive charging current. For systems 2.4 kV and higher, low-resistance grounding systems can be used. Typically in those systems the ground-fault current is 25 A or above and is cleared within 10 s. Resistance grounding eliminates excessive ground-fault damage and single phase Arc-Flash Hazards associated with solidly grounded systems by reducing the ground-fault current to 5 A. Per IEEE Standard 141-1993, Arc-flash hazards are eliminated if the ground-fault current is reduced to 5 A or less. Properly sized resistance grounding systems solve two problems of ungrounded systems—transient overvoltages and difficulty locating ground faults. Resistance grounding systems eliminate transient overvoltages, single phase Arc-Flash hazards, and provide an ability to locate the ground fault. These capabilities reduce unscheduled shutdowns due to electrical faults and equipment damage. The PGN Family of Resistance Grounding Systems include all necessary components to convert or design a resistance- grounded system. Additional ground-fault relays (PGR-4704) can be installed on feeders to provide selective coordination as well as the ability to locate ground faults. The Littelfuse POWR-GARD resistance grounding line includes the PGN-1000 Low Resistance Grounding System, PGN-3000 High Resistance Grounding System, PGN-5330 Resistance Grounded Relay and the PGM-8325 Neutral Grounding Monitor. Littelfuse POWR-GARD also offers a variety of required and optional accessories such as the PGC Series Current Transformers, PGE Series Sensing Resistors and PGB Series Remote Indication Assemblies, Terminations and Adapters.
Supplemental monitors are single function devices that only look at one abnormal condition and either alarm or provide a means to remove electric power. Visual indication can also be used. The purpose of a monitor is to provide an efficient solution to a dedicated problem. Monitors work together with existing protection, such as fuses, circuit breakers, or protection relays to enhance electrical system safety and performance by monitoring its components. The Littelfuse POWR-GARD monitors are designed for application specific functionality such as insulation monitoring, ground continuity and resistor monitoring. Ground-check monitors are used to detect problems in equipment ground conductors. Mobile equipment typically has an extra electric wire, sometimes called a pilot wire, routed with the phase and ground conductors. A ground check monitor uses this pilot wire to send a signal down to the equipment to a unique terminating device. The signal then returns on the equipment ground conductor to the monitor. The monitor continuously monitors this loop for open or short circuits, indicating that a problem has occurred. Insulation monitoring addresses the single most common reason for electrical system failure - insulation breakdown. Insulation monitors can be installed at any point in the system to detect a problem with the insulation. The monitor is connected to one phase and injects a dc signal to continuously measure the system's insulation resistance. The monitor is typically installed on de-energized feeders or motors and is cycled with feeder's circuit breaker or motor starter. When the circuit breaker is open, the monitor is energized and begins to monitor the de-energized cables and motor windings. In ungrounded systems, the monitor will continuously monitor the insulation resistance to ground regardless whether the system is energized or de-energized. Resistor monitoring are designed to detect a failure in the neutral to ground path, which can lead to electrical hazards electrical hazards. Some examples of failure are stolen wires, loose connections, corrosion and broken resistor elements. The resistor monitor continuously monitors the path from system neutral to ground for a problem. When a problem occurs, the NGR monitor provides an alarm. The Littelfuse POWR-GARD supplemental monitor line includes the PGM-8134 Ground Continuity Monitor, PGM-8325 Neutral Grounding Monitor and PGR-8600 Insulation Monitor. Littelfuse POWR-GARD also offers a variety of required and optional accessories such as the PGC Series Current Transformers, PGE Series Sensing Resistors and PGB Series Remote Indication Assemblies, Terminations and Adapters.
Motor Protection Relays prevent expensive damage to motors caused by overload and overtemperature, overcurrent, jams and undercurrent, high resistance winding faults, current and voltage unbalance, phase loss, phase reverse, heat from non-electric sources, heavy start-ups, motor jogging or excessive operational cycles. Features, such as integrated protection, metering, data logging, and remote communications extend motor life and maximize process efficiency. Overload protection is required by various electrical codes such as the National Electric Code (NEC®) to reduce the chance of electrical hazards and fire caused by problems with the motor or load. Littelfuse Motor and Feeder Protection relays have a reduced-overcurrent feature that can reduce arc flash hazards during maintenance near energized equipment, allowing for a much safer electrical system.
Motor Protection Relays provide basic overload protection for small motors to advanced protection for large motors to help extend the life of the motor. This is extremely important for large or critical motors or for smaller motors located in hard to access locations. POWR-GARD's motor protection relays can provide a warning that a problem is developing before damage occurs, as well as uncover potential problems with the customer's process. Since motors and other electrical equipment represent a significant investment to many industrial operations, motor protection relays are used to extend the life of motors, pumps and drives and improve safety to personnel exposed to the equipment. Motor Protection relays also reduce unscheduled downtime and loss of productivity by continuously monitoring the motor performance to safeguard against unwanted damages.
Motor protection relays are frequently used to protect motors, switchgear, motor control centers (MCC), Variable Frequency Drives and Pumps. The Littelfuse POWR-GARD motor protection relay line includes the PGR-6100 Motor Ground Fault & Insulation Relay, PGR-6200 Motor Protection Relay and PGR-6300 Motor Protection System. Littelfuse POWR-GARD also offers a variety of required and optional accessories such as the PGC Series Current Transformers, PGA Series Current Input Modules, PGW Series and VPG Series Software and PGK Series Panel Mount Adapters for retrofit applications.
Feeder Protection Relays protect feeder circuits from overcurrents, ground faults (earth faults), phase loss or other detrimental conditions in critical applications and processes. Feeder Protection Relays provide essential data for predictive and preventative maintenance—extending the life of equipment, enhancing safety and maximizing efficiency. Littelfuse POWR-GARD Feeder Protection relays have a reduced-overcurrent feature that can reduce arc flash Hazards during maintenance near energized equipment, allowing for a much safer system.
Feeder protection relays are designed to detect faults in an electrical distribution system, extend the life of equipment and improve safety to personnel exposed to such equipment. They provide a high degree of flexibility and can coordinate with other protection devices on the system. Feeder protection relays are used in processing, manufacturing, petroleum, chemical, mining, forestry, water, and waste water facilities. Modern Feeder Protection relays are an excellent choice for retrofitting obsolete electromechanical relays.
The Littelfuse POWR-GARD feeder protection relay line includes the PGR-7200 Feeder Protection Relay. Littelfuse POWR-GARD also offers a variety of required and optional accessories such as the PGC Series Current Transformers, PGA Series Current Input Modules and PGK Series Panel Mount Adapters for retrofit applications.


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After experiencing historic collapses during the end of last year's regular season, the Atlanta Braves and Boston Red Sox were undoubtedly feeling a bit shaky heading into this winter's offseason.
The Republican Party is set for its "first-in-the-South" presidential primary, scheduled for Jan. 21 here in South Carolina, with all registered voters in the state, regardless of party affiliation, eligible to cast a ballot. Rosalind Watson, director of the Kershaw County Voter Registration Office, said individuals must have registered by Dec. 21 to be able to vote.
A Florence-based technology company approached Kershaw County Council with a unique business opportunity at its work session Thursday. Ronnie Wyche, vice president of sales of GlobalCo Central, outlined a countywide fiber optic broadband project being developed by the company.
"I somewhat expected a lull at the end of the year, but that hasn't been the case," said Kershaw County Economic Development Director Peggy McLean, referring to the level of business activity experienced toward the end of 2011.
A group of bee enthusiasts known as the Wateree Beekeepers Association is creating quite a buzz locally as interest in its favorite backyard hobby continues to grow around the Palmetto State.
When John McCain wrapped up the Republican nomination four years ago, one person was reportedly at the top of his vice presidential list -- Sen. Joe Liebermann.
Members of the armed forces received honors during a recent special flag dedication on Camden's Town Green.
Beware the "BATmobile" this New Year's Eve if you plan to drink and drive during the holiday weekend. Equipped with a DataMaster breath analyzer, the BATmobile, also known as the Breath Alcohol Testing Mobile Unit, is a 26-foot-long customized vehicle used by the S.C. Highway Patrol (SCHP) to help crack down on DUI accidents and fatalities in the state.
On a Thursday in November, Kershaw County Sheriff's Office (KCSO) Deputy Jacob Hammond served as part babysitter, part bartender pouring glasses of beer, vodka and bourbon for KCSO volunteers. Despite looking at times like an after-hours office party, Hammond actually took part in a new sobriety training program for road deputies.
Gardening Girls Study Club (GGSC) of Camden recently dedicated two trees to the 4-year-old kindergarten class at Bethesda Christian School in commemoration of Arbor Day and Plantings for Public and Special Places, a national program aimed at tree planting projects.
Kershaw County Council unanimously voted 5-0 to settle a three-year-long tax dispute with Weylchem, a chemical company with U.S. operations based in Elgin, during a special 8:30 a.m. meeting Tuesday.
If the Los Angeles Lakers need a shoulder to cry on after losing out on acquiring all-star guard Chris Paul, they may want to set up a long distance call with the Atlanta Hawks.
S.C. Supreme Court Chief Justice Jean Toal was a special guest of the Camden Rotary Club at its weekly meeting Thursday, speaking to the crowd of Rotarians on a variety of issues facing the state's judicial system.
Kershaw County Council finalized approximately $60 million worth of investment deals at its meeting Tuesday after completing fee-in-lieu-of-taxes (FILOT) agreements with Southeast Renewable Energy (SRE) and INVISTA.
Ann Romney may have given her husband Mitt the best campaign advice to this point in the race after Saturday's debate in Iowa.
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Written by Mike Baehr | Filed under Vaughn Bode, reviews, Prince Valiant, Miss Lasko-Gross, Michael Kupperman, Love and Rockets, Los Bros Hernandez, john kerschbaum, Jason, Humbug, Hal Foster, Drew Friedman, Daniel Clowes, Bob Fingerman, audio, art shows, Andrice Arp | 20 May 2009 3:27 PM |
Today's hot batch of Online Commentary & Diversions:
• Review: "...[T]he furtive griminess that Jason wrings from his stock character designs is impressive to behold... [Y]ou'll enjoy any number of his typical moments of storytelling grace..." - otherwise Tom Spurgeon is unfortunately somewhat sparing in praise for Jason's Low Moon at The Comics Reporter
• Review: "Miss [Lasko-Gross]' previous book, Escape from 'Special,' launched her fearless plan to produce an autobiographical trilogy. [A] Mess [of Everything] tackles the high-school years, which involve mean girls, mean boys and plenty of awkward social situations. Each anecdote is super-short with cringeworthy dialogue that you'll identify with and will remind you of how fortunate you are to have lived through that rough period." - Whitney Matheson, "Three Graphic Novels You Should Read Immediately," USA Today Pop Candy
• Review: "I've read some crazy comix, and while he won't scare you under the sheets like S. Clay Wilson, [John] Kerschbaum can be as raw as R. Crumb, Peter Bagge, and [Johnny] Ryan, who may be his closest comix cousins... No fan of adult funny animal comics (like Fritz the Cat) will want to miss Petey & Pussy... Petey & Pussy is some funny shit." - Leroy Douresseaux, Comic Book Bin
• Interview: The Pull List podcast talks to Bob Fingerman about his latest releases, including Connective Tissue
• Plug: Jeet Heer gives a nice shout-out to Humbug ("amazing") in this interview on the topic of "Cartoon Conservativism" (worth reading in its own right) with Inside Higher Ed
• Plug: "I'm really looking forward to [You'll Never Know Book 1: A Good and Decent Man by C. Tyler]: a graphic memoir and family drama exploring the person we try to present to the world, and reality." - Corey Blake
• Plug: "Fantagraphics is shortly to publish a new edition of Prince Valiant, Hal Foster's legendary, Golden Age comic strip of knights, swashbuckling, romance and chivalry... Foster's artwork is amazing. Foster was an exceptional talent in an era of exceptional talents." - OK Erok
• Plug: "The fifth issue of Tales Designed to Thrizzle is in and it's even weirder than the last one. See aliens give a bloke sexy lady legs! Twain plus Einstein plus enraged badger! Hobo fashion! If you've not read any of Michael Kupperman's stuff before now's yer chance..." - Gosh! Comics
• Analysis: The following academic journal article contains discussion of Daniel Clowes and especially the Hernandez Brothers: "Artif[r]acture: Virulent Pictures, Graphic Narrative, and the Ideology of the Visual." Mosaic: Journal for the Interdisciplinary Study of Literature 28.4 (December 1995): 79-109 by William A. Nericcio (link courtesy the author, via Facebook)
• Events: This Portland art show at Guapo Comics & Coffee features Andrice Arp and lots more local talent
• Things to see: Conan O'Brien by Drew Friedman, for the NY Observer. Freckles, liver spots; tomato, tomahto
• Things to see: Hairy Green Eyeball presents a Vaughn Bodé "Cheech Wizard" story


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