News goes digital
February 17, 2015
Electrical wholesaler, Newey & Eyre is delighted to announce it has taken its popular trade counter magazine, Newey’s News online to make it even more accessible for busy installers on the go.
Tag: circuit protection
Thermal fuses smaller in volume
December 10, 2014
NEC’s newest SEFUSE SF-R series thermal fuses are 1/3 smaller in volume than conventional pellet-type thermal fuses.
Extended capability of compact NH PV fuse links range
July 9, 2014
Eaton’s Bussmann business, the leader in critical circuit protection, power management and electrical safety, is enhancing its line up of NH square bodied photovoltaic (PV) fuse links to include new higher ratings up to 400A at 1000Vdc. These are among the smallest
Metering goes green introducing the new Tri-load renewable distribution load
November 14, 2013
Metering is an essential part of building management systems and allows energy managers to understand how much energy a building is using. However, making sense of the data is often difficult with an increasing need to provide greater detail to where the
Making it easy for electricians
November 1, 2013
Responding to the need for reliable circuit protection solutions in homes and small buildings, global specialist in energy management, Schneider Electric, has announced the launch of its Easy9 circuit protection range. The extensive new range is designed to be affordable, without compromising
Taking the Easy9 route to safety
September 10, 2013
When it comes to electrical safety in the home, the role of the electrician is paramount in helping to not only ensure a safe installation but also in the education of its residents. Here Deepak Sharad, marketing engineer at Schneider Electric, talks
New 2013 circuit protection catalogue
July 18, 2013
Crabtree is delighted to announce its latest catalogue for 2013, showcasing an extensive range of circuit protection products for commercial and industrial applications. A key feature of this latest catalogue is the scope of the product range, which extends from simple stand-alone