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Energy chain innovator igus UK has developed a solution to the fast increasing technical requirements of energy chain; specifically those travelling at extreme distances and speed with very heavy cable loads.
Amphenol Industrial, a global leader in interconnect systems, has amended its Traction Motor Power Connector (TMPC) to include a colour-coded power mounting flange with built-in locking keys to prevent the contact cable from slipping during use.
A free Quick Guide to the CRC Energy Efficiency Scheme has been launched by ENER-G and Cornwall Energy Associates to help organisations reduce the impact of the new energy tax that will apply to larger energy users in 2012.
The Electrical Contractors’ Association (ECA) has said ongoing uncertainty about PV Feed-In Tariffs (FITs) has led to confusion and cost to customers, and is undermining the fledgling PV installation industry. It says that decisive action is needed from government to support the the sector, which has created thousands of green jobs across the UK in the last 12 months.
The Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) is in the process of consulting on the Green Deal, to inform the secondary legislation which will specify how the scheme – designed to improve the energy efficiency of the UK’s homes and businesses at no upfront cost – will work.
Welcome to Varilight IR remote control dimmer switches with touch control. These products all include a one-year no quibble guarantee, and meet the latest European Safety Legislation.
Until 31 December 2011, Fluke is offering a free telephoto or wide angle lens worth over £1,000 to customers purchasing any of its high-performance P3 Series Thermal Imaging cameras.
Legrand has further enhanced the fast-fit capability of its Swifts cable ladder with the introduction of an innovative two part quick-fit fastener that halves the number of fixing components while retaining all of the product’s quality.
To meet increased demand for green energy from solar panel and wind turbine generators, a Scarborough firm has designed a microprocessor-based control panel for monitoring power transfer to the national grid. Control & Power Systems Ltd (CPS), a leading manufacturer of power control panels, has designed the new system to provide G59/2 protection, which is a legal requirement for those involved in providing more than 16 amps of solar or wind power.
