Electrium launches podcast series
Electrium has launched a new podcast series aimed at discussing the hot topics within the industry.
Electrium has launched a new podcast series aimed at discussing the hot topics within the industry.
‘The Electrium Podcast’ has been launched to explore the people who make the sector what it is and tell their stories, as well as debating the latest topics and getting to the heart of what matters to designers and installers. The first two episodes are already live.
In the first episode, Electrium speaks to Gary Hayers and Joe Robinson from Tresham College in Corby, Kettering. Gary and Joe have been teachers for many years, but both have recently found fame in their YouTube series and speak to Electrium about creating their video platforms and the importance of apprenticeships and teaching the future of the electrical industry.
In episode two, Mike Cash, group marketing manager for Electrium, and Simon Rowlinson, product manager for Wylex, discuss some of the key questions coming out of the 18th Edition so far. They discuss Arc Fault Detection Devices, Transient Overvoltage Protection, RCD selection and more.
Mike Cash, group marketing manager for Electrium, commented on the launch, “Here at Electrium we’re exploring new ways of getting interesting and helpful content to our customers. We believe our new podcast series will give listeners a different insight into the depth of our industry and the numerous people who make it a great place to work.”
The Electrium Podcast is available to stream or download on Soundcloud, iTunes and Spotify, and listening to the episodes is free.
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