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ESF, ECA and NICEIC respond to the announcement of the imminent introduction of mandatory electrical safety checks in the Private Rented Sector (PRS).
Electricity North West has completed its largest ever tender process for construction activities on the underground power network.
Schneider Electric has extended its connected product ranges to help contractors comply with the 18th Edition and RCD protection guidelines.
With eight shows still to go, the latest TechTalk series by NICEIC and ELECSA are taking place across the country.
Inspection, verification, testing and certification company SGS has gained accreditation for the testing of electric vehicle (EV) chargers at its SGS Tecnos laboratory in Madrid, Spain.
Electrical accessories, tools and testing specialist Ideal Industries has developed a partnership with Warrington & Vale Royal College as part of a planned outreach programme with the further education sector in the UK.
Scolmore has launched a new range of half media plates, developed after feedback from contractors looking for a smaller version of the existing media plates.
Hazardous lighting specialist Hilclare has warned that up to 44% of businesses in England are playing with fire as new findings reveal they do not have the correct emergency lighting.
Fife Council has begun a roll out to upgrade all of its 32,000 properties with Aico 3000 Series Alarms.
While the brakes have been put on HS2 for now, OEMs and engineers should consider how trains travelling up to 250 mph will function safely; that includes their braking systems. Steve Hughes, managing director of power quality specialist REO UK, explains how braking resistors will be crucial for stopping the world’s fastest trains.
