Building automation specialist B.E.G. is giving electrical contractors the opportunity to become approved installers of its wireless Smarthome systems for free. The B.E.G. approved Smarthome installer scheme provides a new revenue opportunity for domestic electrical contractors with training on how to install
Caught between a growing dependence on IT resources and a heightened concern over power grid reliability, organisations increasingly regard UPSs as critical components of their IT infrastructure. UPSs, however, call for a significant level of investment, so it is important to understand
Thamesgate has become one of the first UK service companies with engineers approved under a new certification programme from Riello UPS. Called ‘Certified Engineers’ the initiative is designed to protect Riello UPS clients from ‘rogue traders’ and ensure the right levels of
Introducing prefabricated data centre configurations from 90 kW to 2 MW using stand alone modules Undertaking a design-build data centre project can present a myriad of challenges. From performance and compatibility issues to cost overruns and missed deadlines, these challenges can significantly impact
The next level of highly efficient three-phase power protection has arrived ew Product Balancing the trade-off between availability and efficiency has always been a challenge. The all-new Galaxy VM three-phase UPS from Schneider Electric eliminates this issue! The Galaxy VM is the only
Datacentre power protection has evolved. It’s now as much a matter of energy management as it is about securing electricity supply. Today’s DCMs (data centre managers) need resellers who are more than just product suppliers. A good reseller will become a trusted
Advanced controls technology and the ability to get different systems talking to one another through an appropriate building management system (BMS) is a valuable tool when it comes to managing a cooling plant effectively and meeting energy efficiency objectives, which can quickly
Reliable energy supply is the key to success for every enterprise in a globalised industrial world. Grid owners, utilities and industrial customers today face a number of unique challenges: expenditure cuts, loss of knowledge and expertise through retirement or downsizing. Furthermore operating
So-called ‘dirty power’ caused by noise and harmonic distortions can severely impact the reliability of electronic equipment within production and process control environments. These facilities are continually under pressure to maintain optimum availability by avoiding unexpected interruption and system downtime while at
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