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With pressure mounting on power networks, Floris Schulze of KEMA Labs explains why independent testing is critical to reliability before energisation.
Charles Appleton, founder of Tradecert, sets out what to check before choosing an EICR app.
All-new LinkRunner 100G - professional-grade performance and precision tool network engineers need to troubleshoot and upgrade critical 100G fiber links.
Reonic runs solar PV, battery storage, heat pump and EV charging work on a single job record, so design, simulation, quoting and documentation all draw on the same survey.
Hochiki's ESP fire system protects Bournemouth and Poole College, reducing false alarms while supporting safe, uninterrupted learning across the site.
From hazard awareness to contractor coordination, consistent safety training gives electrical and power teams a stronger basis for safe work.
Hochiki Europe’s free Training Academy has welcomed its 2,000th member, highlighting demand for flexible fire safety training.
Digital locking specialist SimonsVoss has launched the FORTLOX Series, a new mechatronic locking system designed to help operators secure electrical infrastructure.
Hochiki Europe has added a new free course to the Hochiki Training Academy, covering its FIREbeam beam smoke detection range
Hochiki’s ESP and LEAKtrace systems protect The Ship Centurion, combining discreet fire detection and leak monitoring for a historic Whitstable pub and cellar.
