Electrical Safety Device Manufacturer

Making Maintenance Safer, Smarter and More Productive. 

Our GracePort and Grace Permanent Electrical Safety Devices (PESDs) drive innovation, enhance productivity and keep people safe and assets secure through simple and affordable solutions. Our GraceSense Predictive Maintenance System offers predictive maintenance capabilities and provide continuous monitoring and alert personnel when an unplanned shutdown is about to occur.

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GracePort® panel interface connectors are fully customizable convenient access programming ports that make programmable logic controllers (PLCs) and industrial control panels safer and more productive to operate on with thru-door connectivity.

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GracePESDs® are Permanent Electrical Safety Devices that provide a safer and more productive means of performing Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) with permanently mounted presence of voltage LED indication and absence of voltage multimeter test points. 

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GraceSense™ Predictive Maintenance System is our line of IIoT smart devices designed to reduce unplanned downtime by providing continuous, remote vibration and/or temperature monitoring for switchgears, transformers, and rotating equipment.

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TURNING CRISIS INTO CONTROL: ADVANCING PIPELINE SAFETY AND RELIABILITY WITH CONTINUOUS THERMAL MONITORING

Shelly DeGrate, Industry Strategy Director at Grace Technologies, and Tom Malone, President of MMT Services, will show how hidden connection issues can escalate into flashovers and reliability risks. This live event highlights why Continuous Thermal Monitoring (CTM) is becoming essential, featuring a midstream incident case study and a preview of Grace’s new HSM 600 product.

Learning Objectives:

  • Understand CTM Fundamentals: How CTM in low-voltage systems differs from medium voltage.

  • Apply Standards: NFPA 70B guidance and upcoming IEEE PCIC P2969 draft requirements.

  • Evaluate Case Study: Lessons learned from a midstream incident where CTM proved optimal.

  • Preview New Technology: First look at Grace’s HSM 600 product.

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