Product
News
Toro
expands TLC program
Now when you
purchase select Toro Genuine Parts for commercial products through
participating Toro distributors in the United States, you can earn
credit toward future parts purchases. The Toro Loyalty Counts (TLC)
Program awards TLC Points to you for buying Toro Genuine Parts through
participating Toro distributors. These points can be redeemed for
Toro logo items, merchandise, and now parts credit.
Enrolling in
the TLC Program is easy. Simply visit www.tlc.programhq.com
to register your name, company, address and phone number. You can
start earning points immediately.
“Offering
a parts credit through the TLC rewards program is an important step
in further helping municipalities and other tax-supported entities
benefit from this program,” said Dale Getz, CSFM, CSE, and
sports fields and grounds sales manager at The Toro Co. “By
using Genuine Toro Parts, customers benefit from a superior, long-lasting
product and accumulate points toward future purchases.”
For more information
on the TLC rewards program, visit www.tlc.programhq.com.
DPI
launches E-commerce Web site
Diversified
Power International (DPI), a Piney Flats, Tenn.-based company known
for building intelligent battery charging systems, has launched
a comprehensive, redesigned Web site that allows for real-time business
transactions of its products.
The site automatically expands DPI’s marketing potential from
its current customer base in North America to anywhere in the world.
Site visitors can purchase any of DPI’s approximately 50 products
in 18 market categories, including automotive, power sport, electric
vehicle, golf and utility carts, industrial, medical, military and
solar.
“We are excited to be entering the e-commerce arena,”
said DPI President Tony Trigiani. “This marks a new era for
our company and allows for international access to our products.
Current and potential customers can now review and purchase our
products and request customer support online.”
Transactions on the Web site can be completed using U.S. dollars,
British pounds or Euros. Other site features include downloadable
DPI product manuals and a customer support section.
DPI offers a standard inventory of high-volume, cost-targeted, off-the-shelf
products, as well as custom designs for multi-chemistry secondary
battery systems that use nickel metal hydride, nickel cadmium, lithium-ion
and lead-acid batteries. DPI offers custom electronics, custom software,
enclosures, manufacturing and testing. Visit http://www.dpipower.com/.

SkyWave
introduces SureLinx 8100c
SkyWave Mobile
Communications, a global provider of two-way Inmarsat satellite
products and services, introduces the SureLinx 8100c Satellite/GPRS
terminal. With an on-board computer (OBC), Controlled Area Network
(CAN), RS485 and RS232 interfaces, this new product offers transportation
and logistics managers a flexible and low-cost option for communicating
with vehicles in both urban and remote locations.
The SureLinx
8100c combines SkyWave's IsatM2M satellite technology with worldwide
cellular capabilities and intelligent message routing in a single
integrated package. Designed to minimize networking costs as well
as increase communication reliability and coverage, SureLinx 8100c
allows customers to take advantage of low cost, high-data rate GPRS
networks in cellular regions and seamlessly switch to reliable satellite
communication in other areas.
"Due to
the high operating costs and the competitive nature of the business,
fleet managers are looking for messaging terminals that are flexible,
powerful, inexpensive to operate and easy to use," says Dan
Poirier, vice president of sales and service at SkyWave. "The
SureLinx 8100c provides these competitive advantages in a low-cost,
dual-mode package without the complexities of dealing with multiple
vendors and costs of integrating and installing multiple hardware
boxes."
Visit http://www.SkyWave.com.
Husqvarna
unveils LE475 wheeled edger
Husqvarna's
new LE475 wheeled edger provides clean lines where grass meets the
sidewalk, driveway and other areas, the company says.
It features
two 7-inch front and two 8-inch rear retreadable tires to provide
superior precision and handling. The wheels are also adjustable
to better maneuver curbs and other uneven terrain. Because it operates
on four wheels, it has an ergonomic advantage over handheld edgers
since the weight of the unit rests on the tires and not the arms
of the user.
The cutter head
adjusts to multiple positions inside of a 90-degree rotation –
for edging, beveling flower beds and moderate trimming and brushcutting
projects. The standard 9 inch steel blade’s 4-inch working
depth delivers a precise cut along driveways and sidewalks.
With a 4.75
torque power Briggs & Stratton engine, it provides enough torque
to edge through compact soils and grasses.
Husqvarna offers
additional tips and lawn care resources at www.MasterYourGreatOutdoors.com.
The site includes how-to videos and tips on landscaping and operating
outdoor power equipment.
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