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EMAC

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EMACEmergency Management Assistance Compact
EMACEthernet Media Access Controller
EMACÉcole des Mines d'Albi Carmaux
EMACEmerging Media and Communications
EMACEthylene Methyl Acrylate
EMACEastern Mediterranean Activities Conference
EMACExamination for Master Addictions Counselors
EMACElectronic Media Arts & Communications (degree program at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute)
EMACEngineering Maintenance and Control
eMacEducation Macintosh (Apple)
EMACExport Managers Association of California
EMACElectro-Mechanical Actuator Control


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The company was recognized for its broad range of cabling solutions and innovative products including the LANmark-6A and -7A, the LANsense Next Generation Analyser (NGA) and the Nexans EMAC (environmental monitoring and access control) devices.
lt;p>The EMAC devices add a critical new dimension to Nexans' already comprehensive portfolio of infrastructure cabling solutions.
The Emac devices add a critical new dimension to Nexans' portfolio of infrastructure cabling solutions.
 
 
 
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