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A new publication from UK lighting manufacturer Tamlite offers a new perspective on solving the UK’s well-documented ‘productivity puzzle’.
Nuaire has helped restore the iconic Willow tea rooms in Glasgow to their former glory with the addition of new XBC heat recovery units, as well as a new range of fans.
Forty Network Rail engineers have received training on ABB’s SMOS Light in readiness for electrification of the Great Western line.
Anyone visiting ELEX at Alexandra Palace on 30th and 31st January will have the exclusive opportunity to meet NAPIT group chief executive and chief technical officer, as part of an expanded presence at the trade show.
Until 30th June 2019 and while stocks last at authorised distributors, Fluke is offering its 1738 Three-Phase Power Logger with Fluke Connect as a Gold package.
The HARTING Technology Group and US company Heilind Electronics have entered into a global distribution partnership. The agreement follows a successful partnership in North America and in other countries worldwide.
The Wolfson Foundation has generously donated £1.5m to fund state-of-the-art equipment that will advance research into sustainable, electric transport at the University of Nottingham.
The current spat between tester manufacturers over the suggested need for voltage drop measurements and power quality in the 18th Edition amendment 1 is unfounded according to Metrel.
Finally, guidance on how social housing providers should take care of the electrical installations they manage has been launched, with a reception at the Houses of Parliament yesterday.