The Electrical Review team yesterday visited Data Centre World at London’s Olympia. We were delighted to see the exhibition and conference thriving, with high visitor volumes even at the very end of the day. The sector appears to be enjoying great success.
The Electrical Contractors’ Association (ECA) has welcomed the news the HVCA has terminated its plans to introduce the Building Engineering Services National Agreement (BESNA). Balfour Beatty Engineering Services (BBES) and NG Bailey have also previously confirmed they intend to withdraw from the
Time is running out for entries to a new award to recognise the achievements of women working in the built environment, and SummitSkills is urging building services engineering employers not to miss this opportunity to celebrate the work of their staff.
The Electrical Contractors’ Association (ECA) is calling on government to clamp down on substandard apprenticeships and ensure taxpayer cash goes to courses that will get people jobs, following the publication of a report on adult apprenticeships.
A new 16-channel temperature/voltage plug-in input module for the Yokogawa DL850 ScopeCorder has been added to the range of electrical and physical input modules available for this versatile instrument.
Thermal imaging cameras are getting smarter and easier to use, even at entry-level stage. The software that drives this functionality is becoming increasing more powerful. And both are now easily affordable resulting in the technology being applied more widely than ever before.
One of the most common problems that can occur when cables used in energy chain applications are stressed beyond their limits is corkscrewing. What is it? How does it happen? How can you avoid?
Sill has added another airport to its long list of successful transport projects.
Semikron has introduced an inverter platform that offers the system integrator an easy-to-use and versatile inverter to meet the stringent demands of the renewable energy market.
DIN-rail power supply manufacturer PULS has carried out extreme testing of its QT40 3-phase units by subjecting them to simulated lightning strikes.
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