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NICEIC has invited all of its approved contractors to enrol in a new government endorsed register ahead of key legislation to introduce mandatory electrical testing in the private rented sector in England.
Lesley Rudd, chief executive of Electrical Safety First, comments on the passage of the Consumer Scotland Bill in the Scottish Parliament.
Motors use a lot of energy. According to the Carbon Trust, a 2.2 kW motor typically costs around £2,300 a year to run. This makes energy efficiency of motors a key concern for every business owner and manager, says Julian Grant of Chauvin Arnoux.
Almost one third of Scotland’s MSPs have now given their support to SELECT’s campaign for regulating the profession of electrician after two more politicians added their names to the electrical trade body’s 'Wall of Support'.
In the last twenty years, electrical installation testers used by contractors and electricians around the nation have changed completely. Despite the reservations of times gone by, Mark Johnson of Metrel UK Ltd explains why today, it’s beneficial to put all your eggs in one basket.
Aermec UK, manufacturer of air handers, chillers and heat pumps, is supporting the building services industry by becoming a CIBSE patron.
Mark Coughlin, applications manager for reserve power at EnerSys, highlights the importance of choosing the right battery for your UPS.
A new short safety video for householders and electrical and other engineering contractors has been released by ECA, NICEIC and ELECSA.
Riello UPS technical services manager Jason Yates explores the often unsung heroes of UPS systems – the batteries – and outlines the steps site operators should take to reduce the risk of premature failure.
