Domestic voltage optimisation will be explained at a free-to-attend Continuing Professional/Personal Development (CPD) course on Tuesday 6 December 2011 at The Eastpoint Centre, Southampton, by Geoff Clifton of VO4HOME. VO4HOME’s domestic voltage optimisation system is based on technology which can both lower
Click Scolmore’s collaboration with low energy lighting manufacturer, Energetic, continues to produce new products, and the latest addition is a range of FlameGuard fittings designed to fit a wide variety of GU10 and E27 lamps.
High efficiency and wireless communication are the key benefits of Life IQ, the new range of high frequency (HF) smart chargers available from EnerSys, the European leader in motive power batteries. Designed to facilitate lower electricity costs through improved efficiency and a
Powerstar MAX , the innovative new voltage optimisation solution from EMS, has won the Innovation of the Year award at the Yorkshire Post Excellence in Business Awards. Powerstar MAX, which is specifically designed for sites with high levels of voltage fluctuation and
Crompton Solar has launched the latest in its fully-tested plug and play range designed to make Solar PV installation easier and more time efficient. Recent trials showed a 2-3 hour installation time saving when using the Combi-Complete. The pre-mounted units are robust,
A four-year government-funded programme that aims to develop new technologies to help meet the needs of the UK’s future power systems will kick-off with investment of £2.4m in feasibility studies that will stimulate innovation in automated power distribution and demand management. The
ABB has given its support for a new facility built by City College Plymouth aimed at encouraging the uptake of energy efficient, sustainable technologies in industrial, commercial and residential projects in the UK. Named the ABB Energy Centre, the hi-tech facility is
Ten British companies are to lead government-backed research, development and demonstration projects that will use talent within the UK’s information and communication technology sectors to improve productivity and competitiveness in manufacturing and construction. The Technology Strategy Board and the Engineering and Physical
The Electrical Contractors’ Association (ECA) has said the government’s £1bn funding scheme for youth unemployment is short-changing young people and won’t give them a fighting chance of building a career in skilled industry.
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