Electrical Goods in Toronto, ON with website - page 2
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4278 Weston Rd, Toronto, M9L 1W9
(647) 348-9001
Electrician, Home goods store, Lighting store 
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71 Bridgeland Avenue, YORKDALE, Toronto, M6A 1Y7
(416) 781-8900
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Ratex Electrical Supplies Incorporated receives high praise for excellent customer service, knowledgeable and helpful staff, competitive pricing, and having a wide range of electrical supplies. Domenic, in particular, is commended for going above and beyond in assisting customers. 
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255 College St, GRANGE PARK, Toronto, M5T 1R5
416 977 9258
Électronique Services et Équipement, télévision, Réparation de matériel électronique, Informatique, Electrical Repair Shops, electronics, communications et éléctronique, matériel, réparation, fournitures électroniques, entretien, accepts credit cards, pièces, Miscellaneous Repair Services, Electronic parts supplier, radios, Pièces et réparation 
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4500 Sheppard Avenue East, Toronto, M1S 3R6
+1 647-342-6266
House of all contemporary materials for building your dream home. Joardene International Ltd. is highly regarded for its top-notch customer service and quality electrical goods. The knowledgeable team, led by Tasnia, goes above and beyond to ensure customer satisfaction. Open communication and reasonable pricing are also key strengths. Customers frequently praise the innovative styles and helpful advice provided. Delivery is available 7 days a week. 
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3241 Kennedy Road, unit 16, Toronto, M1V 2J8
(416) 332-0619
Electrical supply store, Electrician 
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32 Belvia Road, Toronto, M8W 3R3
(416) 259-0585
systèmes de commande, régulateurs, Control Systems, commandes, Regulators, System, Controls, Electrical equipment supplier 
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289 Beresford Ave, RUNNYMEDE, Toronto, M6S 3B4
(416) 763-3999
WIRELESS, TELECOMMUNICATIONS CONSULTANTS, Miscellaneous Retail, TELECOMMUNICATIONS PRODUCTS, Telephone Equipment, VOICE TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT, VOICE MESSAGING SYSTEMS, System, CABLES, TELECOMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT, SCIENTIFIC TECHNICAL SERVICES, DISTRIBUTOR, PROFESSIONAL, DATA 
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660 Eglinton Ave, East, Toronto, M4G 2K2
416-800-8790
Frigidaire is an American brand of consumer and commercial appliances. Frigidaire was founded as the Guardian Frigerator Company in Fort Wayne, Indiana, and developed the first self-contained refrigerator (invented by Nathaniel B. Wales and Alfred Mellowes) in 1916. But the first Frigidaire owners were not happy. In fact, they had so many complaints that GM sent John Lee Pratt to Ohio to close down the Frigidaire plant. Pratt wasn’t sure that was the right idea. First he visited Frigidaire owners. He offered them their money back but had no takers since no one wanted to go back to the old ice boxes, and they certainly didn’t want to go back to those 19th-century days when ice was taken from local millponds and stored in ice houses. “Keep the plant open and improve the product, ” was John Lee Pratt’s advice to General Motors. He was instrumental in developing a better refrigerator, including use of the relatively safe refrigerant, Freon. The Birth of the Term “Fridge” The product was improved and the brand was so well known in the refrigeration field in the early 20th century that many Americans called any refrigerator, whatever its brand, a “Frigidaire.” The name Frigidaire or the earlier version, Frigerator, may be the actual origin of the slang term “fridge.” From 1919 to 1979, the company was owned by General Motors. During that period, it was first a subsidiary of Delco-Light and was later an independent division, based in Dayton, Ohio. Frigidaire was sold to White Sewing Machine Company 1979, which was in turn purchased by Electrolux, its current parent, in 1986. Frigidaire has grown to be one of the world’s largest appliance manufacturers of all home appliances from Refrigerators, Stoves, laundry, Small Appliances and more. 
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79 Milliken Blvd, Unit #4, Toronto, M1V 1V3
(416) 321-0770
Electrical equipment supplier 
664 Vaughan Rd, Toronto, M6E 2Y5
(416) 385-1956
Leading supplier of quality secondhand Surface Mount Technology (SMT)/Thru-Hole and Test equipment. Used SMT: Fuji, Panasonic, Universal, Assembleon, DEK, Camalot, BTU, Electrovert, Vitronics, Agilent.