Broadcasting House project
The development of what will be one of the most technologically advanced broadcasting centres in the world includes a bespoke and highly innovative power distribution system from specialist supplier Marshall-Tufflex.
The BBC is nearing completion of a massive project to redevelop and extend Broadcasting House in central London. Once finished, the building will house 5,000 people, delivering news nationally and globally as well as national radio and music services. As part of this scheme, a new extensive extension has been added to the iconic building and it is here that the Marshall-Tufflex power distribution system is being utilised.
The bespoke solution designed and pre-fabricated at Marshall-Tufflex's manufacturing base in Sussex centres around its revolutionary MT32 power distribution system, a fast-track plug and play power connection method that has eliminated hard-wiring on site at the BBC and permitted much faster installation times for electrical contracting services company Phoenix Electrical.
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