TERMS
Last updated: December 2025
RESA Power, LLC
8723 Fallbrook Drive
Houston, TX 77064
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LEGAL STATEMENT / WEBSITE TERMS OF USE
RESA Power, LLC and its subsidiaries (“RESA,” “our,” us,” “we”) offers access to www.resapower.com (the “Website”) which contains information, publications, and links to other sites, on the terms and conditions described on this page. By using this web site, you are agreeing to these terms and conditions. RESA reserves the right to change these terms and conditions from time to time at its sole discretion.
COPYRIGHT INFORMATION:
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The products and services on this Website are protected by copyright, trademark and/or other Intellectual property laws, therefore any unauthorized use of the products and services may violate such laws and these Terms of Use. You agree not to copy, republish, frame, download, transmit, modify, rent, lease, loan, sell, assign, distribute, license, sublicense, reverse engineer, or create derivative works based on the Site, its Products or its Services except as expressly authorized herein. RESA hereby disclaims any rights to Trade Marks, Service Marks, Trade Names, logos, copyright, patents, domain names or other intellectual property interests of third parties. All intellectual property interests of third parties listed above are the properties of their respective owners. RESA disclaims any proprietary interests in the intellectual property rights other than their own.
DISCLAIMERS:
RESA is an authorized distributor for Motortronics, ACME Transformers, Moeller Electric (a division of Eaton) and ASCO. RESA is an authorized OEM for Eaton, GE, Schneider Electric and ABB.
However, RESA IS NOT an authorized distributor for Allen Bradley, Bryant, Zinsco, Siemens, Bussmann, Thomas & Betts, Eaton, Sola Hevi-Duty, Schneider Electric, Sorgel, Fuji, General Electric, Mitsubishi or Stromberg.
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YOU ASSUME ALL RISKS RELATING TO AND/OR ARISING FROM THE SUITABILITY AND ACCURACY OF THE INFORMATION AND PUBLICATIONS CONTAINED ON THE WEBSITE. THE WEBSITE AND THE INFORMATION AND PUBLICATIONS CONTAINED ON IT MAY INCORPORATE TECHNICAL INACCURACIES AND/OR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS. RESA ASSUMES NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR, AND DISCLAIMS ALL LIABILITY FOR, ANY SUCH INACCURACIES, ERRORS, OR OMISSIONS ON THE WEBSITE, THE INFORMATION AND PUBLICATIONS CONTAINED ON IT, AND IN ANY AND ALL OTHER REFERENCED OR LINKED DOCUMENTS.
RESA MAY MAKE CHANGES TO THE INFORMATION, PUBLICATIONS, AND THE WEBSITE AT ANY TIME AND WITHOUT NOTICE.
THIS WEBSITE AND THE INFORMATION AND PUBLICATIONS CONTAINED ON IT ARE DISTRIBUTED INTERNATIONALLY, AND MAY CONTAIN REFERENCES TO RESA PRODUCTS AND SERVICES THAT HAVE NOT BEEN ANNOUNCED AND/OR ARE NOT AVAILABLE IN YOUR COUNTRY.
THESE REFERENCES DO NOT IMPLY THAT RESA INTENDS TO ANNOUNCE SUCH PRODUCTS OR SERVICES, OR TO MAKE THEM AVAILABLE, NOW OR AT ANY TIME IN THE FUTURE, IN YOUR COUNTRY.
THIS WEBSITE CONTAINS LINKS TO THIRD PARTY SITES WHICH ARE NOT UNDER THE CONTROL OR DIRECTION OF RESA, AND RESA ASSUMES NO RESPONSIBILITY WHATSOEVER FOR THE REPRESENTATIONS, INFORMATION, PRODUCTS, FUNCTIONALITY AND/OR CONTENT OF ANY SUCH SITE. IF YOU ACCESS A THIRD PARTY SITE VIA A LINK FROM THIS WEBSITE, YOU DO SO AT YOUR OWN RISK. RESA PROVIDES THESE LINKS MERELY AS A CONVENIENCE, AND THEIR INCLUSION ON THIS WEBSITE DOES NOT MEAN THAT RESA PROMOTES, ENDORSES, OR ACCEPTS THE CONTENT ON THOSE THIRD PARTY SITES.
WARNING: PRODUCTS LISTED ON THIS WEBSITE CONTAIN CHEMICALS KNOWN TO THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA TO CAUSE CANCER AND/OR BIRTH DEFECTS OR OTHER REPRODUCTIVE HARM.
NO RIGHTS TO VOLUNTEERED INFORMATION:
Should you, or any other viewer of this Website, respond with information, feedback, data, questions, comments, and/or suggestions, that response will not be treated as confidential, and RESA shall be free to reproduce, use, disclose, and distribute the response to others, without limitation. You agree that RESA is free to use any ideas, concepts, algorithms, or techniques contained in your response for any purpose whatsoever, including, but not limited to, developing, manufacturing, and marketing products and/or services incorporating your ideas, concepts, algorithms, and techniques.
Binding Individual Arbitration; No Class Actions
PLEASE READ THIS SECTION CAREFULLY. IT AFFECTS YOUR RIGHTS, INCLUDING YOUR RIGHT TO FILE A LAWSUIT IN COURT. THERE IS NO JUDGE OR JURY IN ARBITRATION, AND DISCOVERY PROCEDURES AND APPELLATE RIGHTS ARE MORE LIMITED THAN IN COURT.
a. Disputes that Must Be Arbitrated
This agreement applies to any “Dispute” between you and RESA Power, LLC and its subsidiaries (in this section, “Company”). “Dispute” means any dispute, claim, or controversy (excluding those exceptions listed below) between you and Company that arise out of your use of the Website or these Terms of Use, whether based in contract, tort, statute, fraud, misrepresentation, or any other legal theory, for which either of us seeks legal recourse, including the validity, enforceability, or scope of this agreement to arbitrate or any portion of it.
The exceptions to this arbitration requirement are: (i) claims that can be brought as individual actions in small-claims court; (ii) pursuit of enforcement actions through a government agency if the law allows; (iii) an action to compel or uphold any prior arbitration decision; (iv) your or Company’s right to seek injunctive relief in a court of law to preserve the status quo while an arbitration proceeds; (v) claims of intellectual property infringement; (vi) claims that are the subject of a proposed class or collective action settlement in any court; (vii) the enforceability of the requirement that arbitrations must be conducted on an individual rather than a class basis; and (viii) certain roles expressly specified for courts in the terms below.
b. Informal Resolution
If you have a Dispute against Company or if Company has a dispute against you, Company will attempt to resolve the Dispute informally before an arbitration is filed in order to resolve the Dispute faster and reduce costs for both parties. You and Company will make a good-faith effort to negotiate the resolution of any Dispute for at least 30 days (“Informal Resolution”) from the day you or Company receive a written notice of a dispute from the other party (a “Notice of Dispute”) in accordance with these Terms.
You must send any Notice of Dispute by email or via U.S. mail to one of the following addresses:
RESA Power, LLC
8723 Fallbrook Drive
Houston, TX 77064
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Company will send any Notice of Dispute to your registered email address and ATTN: NOTICE OF DISPUTE to the email address and any address you have provided Company. The Notice of Dispute sent by either party must include the sender’s name, address, and other contact information, a description of the Dispute (including any relevant account names), and what resolution to the Dispute is being sought.
The Notice requirement is designed to allow Company (or you, in the case of a dispute Company asserts against you) to make a fair, fact-based offer of settlement if Company or you choose to do so. You and Company cannot proceed to arbitration unless this information has been provided. If you or Company proceed to arbitration without providing a compliant Notice of Dispute, the sufficiency of a Notice of Dispute is an issue to be decided by a court. A court may enjoin the filing of an arbitration demand that has not been preceded by a compliant Notice of Dispute and may order a party that has filed an arbitration demand without having provided a compliant Notice of Dispute to reimburse the other party for any arbitration fees and costs already incurred.
c. Small-Claims Court
You and Company agree that notwithstanding the obligation to arbitrate Disputes, Disputes that qualify for small-claims court in either the county where you live or in Santa Clara County, California may be brought as individual actions in such small-claims courts. Company hopes you’ll try Informal Resolution first, and you must do so before commencing an arbitration, but you don’t have to complete the Informal Resolution process before going to small-claims court.
d. Binding Individual Arbitration
THE ARBITRATION PROCEEDINGS IN THIS SECTION WILL BE CONDUCTED ON AN INDIVIDUAL BASIS ONLY. Under no circumstances does Company consent to have any Disputes arbitrated using class action procedures, even if the arbitration provider has rules permitting class arbitrations.
You and Company agree that Disputes will be settled by binding individual arbitration conducted by the American Arbitration Association (“AAA”) according to the U.S. Federal Arbitration Act (“FAA”) and federal arbitration law and according to the Consumer Arbitration Rules of the American Arbitration Association, as modified by these Terms. These Terms affect interstate commerce, and the enforceability of this Section will be substantively and procedurally governed by the FAA, 9 U.S.C. § 1, et seq., to the extent permitted by law.
“Arbitration” means that Disputes between you and Company will be resolved by a neutral arbitrator instead of in a court by a judge or jury.
“Individual” means that the arbitrator may award the same remedies to you or to Company as a court could, but only to satisfy your or Company’s individual claims. To the fullest extent allowed by applicable law, the arbitrator may not award money or other relief for the benefit of any person other than you or us as part of the resolution of any Dispute.
“Binding” means that both you and Company will have to live with the arbitrator’s decision, except to the limited extent appeals to a court are permitted under the FAA. As limited by the FAA, these Terms, and the rules applicable to the arbitration, the arbitrator will have exclusive authority to make all procedural and substantive decisions regarding any Dispute and to grant any remedy that would otherwise be available in court, including the power to determine the question of arbitrability. The arbitrator will have authority to award temporary, interim, or permanent injunctive relief or relief providing for specific performance of these Terms, but (as provided above) only to the extent necessary to provide relief to a party in arbitration warranted by the individual claim before the arbitrator. The award rendered by the arbitrator may be confirmed and enforced in any court having jurisdiction.
e. Arbitration Procedure and Location
You or Company may initiate arbitration of any Disputes not resolved by Informal Resolution by filing a Demand for Arbitration with the AAA in accordance with the Consumer Arbitration Rules of the American Arbitration Association. Instructions for filing a Demand for Arbitration are available at https://www.adr.org/Rules or by calling the AAA at 1-800-778-7879, TTY 711. You will send a copy of any Demand for Arbitration by email or via U.S. mail to the following address:
RESA Power, LLC
8723 Fallbrook Drive
Houston, TX 77064
Contact Information: Click Here
Company will send any Demand for Arbitration to the email address and to any address you have provided Company.
The arbitration will be conducted by a single arbitrator. You and Company both agree that the arbitration will be conducted in the English language and that the arbitrator will be bound by these Terms.
The arbitrator shall permit Company and You to file a dispositive motion(s) to determine threshold issues, such as arbitrability and whether the Demand for Arbitration states a claim for which relief may be granted.
For Disputes in which the claimant seeks less than $10,000, the arbitrator will decide the matter solely on the basis of written submissions, without a formal hearing, unless the arbitrator decides that a formal hearing is necessary. For matters in which the claimant seeks $10,000 or more, or smaller matters in which the arbitrator determines a hearing to be necessary, hearings shall be conducted by video or telephone, unless the arbitrator determines an in-person hearing to be necessary. If an in-person hearing is required, and you reside in the United States, the hearing will take place in Santa Clara County, California unless the arbitrator determines that this would pose a hardship for the claimant, in which case the in-person hearing may be conducted in the claimant’s state and county of residence. If you reside outside the United States, the site of any in-person hearing will be determined by the applicable Rules.
The arbitrator (not a judge or jury) will resolve the Dispute. Unless you and Company agree otherwise, any decision or award will include a written statement stating the decision of each claim and the basis for the award, including the arbitrator’s essential factual and legal findings and conclusions.
To the fullest extent allowed by applicable law, the arbitrator may only award legal or equitable remedies that are Individual to you or Company to satisfy one of our individual claims (that the arbitrator determines are supported by credible relevant evidence).
An arbitration award, and any judgment confirming it, apply only to that specific case; it cannot be used or offered as precedent in any other case except to enforce the award itself.
Any decision or award may be enforced as a final judgment by any court of competent jurisdiction or, if applicable, application may be made to such court for judicial confirmation of any award and an order of enforcement.
f. Consumer Arbitration Fees
Payment of all filing, administration, and arbitrator costs and expenses imposed by the AAA will be governed by the Consumer Arbitration Rules, except if you are initiating an arbitration against Company and the value of the relief sought is $10,000 or less, then Company will advance all filing, administrative and arbitration costs and expenses imposed by the AAA (subject to reimbursement if the arbitrator finds the arbitration to be frivolous or asserted for an improper purpose).
Even if the Dispute involves a claim of damages of more than USD $10,000, Company may still help you with your fees if you demonstrate that arbitration costs will be prohibitive compared to litigation costs, Company will pay as much of your arbitration costs as the arbitrator finds is necessary to prevent arbitration from being cost-prohibitive (as compared to the cost of litigation).
Notwithstanding Company’s agreement to pay all of the arbitration costs if the Dispute involves a claim of damages of USD $10,000 or less, Company will not pay a claimant’s share of fees if (1) the claimant is represented by the same common or coordinated counsel as other claimants with similar claims unless the total aggregated claim of damages is USD $10,000 or less for all claimants; or (2) you comply in good-faith with the Informal Resolution provision of this section.
You and Company agree not to seek any attorneys’ fees and expert witness costs unless the arbitrator finds that a claim or defense was frivolous or asserted for an improper purpose. Applicable law may allow the arbitrator to award attorneys’ fees and costs to the prevailing party.
You are responsible for all other additional costs that you may incur in the arbitration, including attorney’s fees and expert witness costs, unless Company is otherwise specifically required to pay such fees under applicable law.
Arbitration costs do not include your attorneys’ fees and expenses if you choose to be represented by an attorney. If you choose to be represented by an attorney, you will pay your own attorneys’ fees and costs unless the applicable law provides otherwise.
If Company starts an arbitration against you, Company will pay all filing fees.
g. Coordinated Filings
If 25 or more Disputes are initiated with the arbitrator that raise similar claims, and counsel for the claimants are the same or coordinated, these will be considered “Coordinated Cases.” Company will pay only its share of arbitration fees for Coordinated Cases; the claimants will be responsible for their share of those fees as set by the Rules and the AAA’s fee schedule for mass arbitrations. Applicable statutes of limitations will be tolled for all claimants who have provided compliant Notices of Dispute to Company, but demands for arbitration in Coordinated Cases shall only be filed with the arbitration provider as permitted by the bellwether process set forth below, and Company shall not be required to pay any fees associated with cases that this agreement does not allow to be filed.
Once all Notices of Dispute have been provided to Company for Coordinated Cases, counsel for claimants and counsel for Company shall confer in good faith regarding the number of cases that should proceed as bellwethers, to allow each side to test the merits of its arguments, before the remainder of claims may be filed with the arbitration provider. Any number chosen must be an even number so as to allow each side to designate its half of the cases selected for bellwether trials. If counsel for claimants and for Company do not agree on the number of bellwethers, the number shall be chosen by the arbitration provider as an administrative matter (or, in the arbitration provider’s discretion, by a process arbitrator). Factors that the arbitration provider may consider in making this decision include the complexity of the dispute and differences in facts or applicable laws among various claims. Once the number of bellwethers is fixed, by agreement or by the arbitration provider, each side shall select half that number from among the claimants who have provided compliant Notices of Dispute, and only those chosen claims may be filed with the arbitration provider. You agree that if your case is among Coordinated Cases filed against Company, resolution of your personal claim might be delayed by this bellwether process. Nothing in this paragraph shall be construed to delay the resolution of uncoordinated Disputes based on similar claims to Coordinated Cases filed against Company.
A single arbitrator shall preside over each Coordinated Case chosen for a bellwether proceeding, and only one Coordinated Case may be assigned to each arbitrator as part of a bellwether process unless the parties agree otherwise.
Once all bellwether trials have concluded (or sooner if the counsel for the claimants in the Coordinate Cases and Company agree), the parties must make a good-faith effort to resolve all remaining cases that were not chosen for a bellwether proceeding by engaging in a single mediation of all remaining cases. Each side shall pay half the applicable mediation fee. Counsel for claimants in the Coordinated Cases and for Company must agree on a mediator within 30 days after the conclusion of the last bellwether trial. If counsel for claimants in the Coordinated Cases and for Company cannot agree on a mediator within 30 days, the arbitration provider will appoint a mediator as an administrative matter. Counsel for the claimants in the Coordinated Cases and for Company will cooperate for the purpose of ensuring that the mediation is scheduled as quickly as practicable after the mediator is appointed.
If the mediation does not yield a global resolution, then claimants in Coordinated Cases who provided compliant Notices of Dispute but whose claims were not resolved in bellwether proceedings shall no longer have the right to arbitrate their Dispute. Instead, outstanding claims from such cases may be filed only in the state courts in Santa Clara County, California or if federal jurisdiction exists, in the United States District Court for the Northern District of California, and you consent as part of these Terms to venue such cases exclusively in these courts. Nothing in this paragraph shall be construed as prohibiting either you or Company from removing a case from state to federal court if removal is allowed under applicable law. To the extent you are asserting the same claims as other persons and are represented by common or coordinated counsel, you agree to waive any objection that the joinder of all such persons is impracticable. If a formerly arbitrable Dispute is brought in court, claimants may seek class treatment, but to the fullest extent allowed by applicable law, the classes sought may comprise only the claimants in the Coordinated Cases who provided compliant Notices of Dispute, and Company reserves the right to contest class certification at any stage of the litigation and on any available basis.
A court shall have authority to enforce this bellwether process and may enjoin the filing of lawsuits or arbitration demands not made in compliance with it.
h. Continuation in Effect
The dispute resolution process set forth in this agreement survives the termination of any other agreement between you and Company.
i. Future Terms Changes
Although Company may revise these dispute resolution terms in its discretion, Company does not have the right to alter this agreement, or the arbitration rules specified herein, with respect to any Dispute once that Dispute arises if such change would make arbitration procedures materially less favorable to the claimant. The question of whether a change is materially less favorable to the claimant shall be decided by the arbitration provider as a process matter.
j. Class Action Waiver
To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, disputes, claims, and controversies not subject to the requirement to arbitrate (including, but not limited to, claims filed in small claims court and claims that are deemed not subject to the requirement to arbitrate) may not be aggregated together in a class action, except that (as set forth above in Coordinated Filings provision) if a formerly arbitrable Dispute is brought in court, claimants may seek class treatment, but to the fullest extent allowed by applicable law, the classes sought may comprise only the claimants in the Coordinated Cases who provided compliant Notices of Dispute, and Company reserves the right to contest class certification at any stage of the litigation and on any available basis. Accordingly, to the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, you and Company will only bring disputes, claims, or controversies between Company in an individual capacity only and shall not:
- seek to bring, join, or participate in any class or representative action, collective or class-wide arbitration, or any other action where another individual or entity acts in a representative capacity (like private attorney general actions); or
- consolidate or combine individual proceedings or permit another to do so without the express consent of all parties to these Terms.
k. Severability
If all or any provision of this agreement is found invalid, unenforceable, or illegal, then you and Company agree that the provision will be severed, and the rest of these terms shall remain in effect and be construed as if any severed provision had not been included. The sole exception is that if the prohibition on class arbitrations is found invalid, unenforceable, or illegal, you and Company agree that this entire agreement to arbitrate (but not the separate class action waiver) will be void and unenforceable and any dispute will be resolved in court subject to the venue and choice of law clauses specified herein.
l. Your 30-Day Right to Opt Out
You have the right to opt out of and not to be bound by the Binding Individual Arbitration provisions set forth in these Terms (except for the class action waiver, which is not subject to an opt-out). To exercise this right, you must send written notice of your decision by email or via U.S. mail to one of the following addresses:
RESA Power, LLC
8723 Fallbrook Drive
Houston, TX 77064
Contact Information: Click Here