The Imperial War Museum North is now illuminated at night, the lighting for the iconic building’s exterior supplied by Sill Lighting UK. Across the water from the Imperial War Museum North (IWMN) is Media City, the new home of the BBC, which
A new version of the Han E industrial connector module from Harting is now available with the company’s Han-Quick Lock termination technology. The new Han E Quick Lock Module offers speedy assembly without the need for special tools, making it ideally suited
Beama has published a guidance document challenging all Green Deal providers to specify continuous ventilation with insulation packages. ‘Avoiding indoor air quality problems associated with fabric improvements’ clearly lays-out the health risks associated with poorly ventilated buildings and is available free to
Worldwide arc fault accidents are the predominant cause for accidents during work on electrical installations. In the event of an electric arc flash, workers are exposed to temperatures of more than 10,000°C. Severe burns, injury and death are the possible tragic consequences
Danlers has extended their range of cost effective, energy saving occupancy switches with 3 new passive controls. Each control has a photocell override, so switching may be determined either by occupancy and lux level or alternatively by occupancy only. This is particularly
Cooper Crouse-Hinds, a leader in electrical products that provide safety, productivity, innovation and labour savings in hazardous, industrial and commercial environments, has extended its range of mounting systems and fixtures for its explosion-protected (Ex) series of stationary fluorescent light fittings.
Paul Reeve, director of business services at the Electrical Contractors’ Association (ECA) says: “The Energy and Climate Change Committee’s report into the Green Deal issued this week is a wake-up call to government, which must keep on top of Green Deal performance
Eaton’s announcement on 21 May 2012 of the intention to acquire their competitor Cooper Industries caused a stir in the market. The high purchase price, originally set at US $11.8bn (Cooper’s turnover in 2011 was around US $5.4bn) was also spectacular. The
Record numbers of young Scots are engineering the future by becoming modern apprentices – new figures released by Semta reveal. More than 1,000 school and college leavers, aged between 16 and 19, took positions to earn and learn and set out on
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