KNX UK membership drive attracts new support
KNX systems integrators D & M Contractors, AGE Electrical Services, AMET and Clermont Electrical, as well as power distribution & controls manufacturer Durable Technologies, are amongst the latest organisations to become members of KNX UK.
The Association represents all organisations involved in the advancement of KNX technology in the United Kingdom and has embarked upon an extensive membership recruitment drive.
New members will benefit from KNX UK's 2009 attractive membership terms and extensive range of member services. These include high profile publicity programmes aimed at building services engineers, specifiers and end-users; regular KNX training courses; web-site listing at www.knxuk.org; member information exchange and technical forums; newsletters and comprehensive promotional/ technical KNX literature.
KNX UK membership has grown rapidly over the last two years, reflecting the growing acceptance of KNX as the preferred protocol for building control. Manufacturers such as ABB, Electrak, Jung, Merten, Siemens, Siteco, Somfy and Wieland are already established KNX UK members.
To support the current membership drive, aimed at all companies involved with KNX intelligent buildings technology, KNX UK has published new membership information packs and copies are available by calling 0845 869 5908 or by sending an email to admin@knxuk.org.
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