Electrical distribution

ABB TVOC-2 Arc Guard System communication module

04 May, 2016 | Supplied by: ABB Australia Pty Ltd

ABB has launched a plug-in communication module for its TVOC-2 Arc Guard System. The communication module provides operators with real-time status updates and instant information on the location of any arcs.


Smart meters and demand response drive growth

03 May, 2016

The global smart grid data management market will reach US$380 million in revenue by 2020, according to new research by Technavio. At present, the Asia-Pacific region accounts for 16.43% of total revenue.


Schmersal PROTECT SRB-E multifunction safety relay

28 April, 2016 | Supplied by: Control Logic Pty Ltd

Control Logic has introduced the newest series of Schmersal safety controllers, the PROTECT SRB-E. The range offers multifunctional, configurable safety protection.


Government criticised over unfair tactics

26 April, 2016

An opinon piece published in Queensland's Courier Mail last week takes aim at government plans to put itself in direct competition with the state's 10,000+ licensed electricians and 1200 registered solar installers.


Molex Perma-Seal waterproof adhesive terminals and splices

21 April, 2016 | Supplied by: Molex Premise Networks Pty Ltd

The Molex Perma-Seal waterproof adhesive terminals and splices provide a rugged, environmentally sealed connection for wire sizes 8–22 AWG that will insulate, seal and protect joints from physical abuse and abrasion, water, salt and other corrosive compounds.


Aussie partnership produces superconductor

20 April, 2016

A research agreement between Siemens, Queensland University of Technology and the Australian Government's Defence Science and Technology group has produced prototype high-temperature superconductors.


Turbine power for Tasmania

19 April, 2016

Tasmania's energy woes may be alleviated shortly, thanks to a new contract for supply of three clean-burning dual fuel gas turbines.


CABAC HNS710RT-2 S-Click towel rail timer

19 April, 2016 | Supplied by: CABAC

The HNS710RT-2 S-Click towel rail timer from CABAC can be adjusted to an individual's routine with a single two-second press of a button, setting up the desired interval.


Schneider Electric brings energy to 45,000 rural students in Kenya

07 April, 2016 | Supplied by: Schneider Electric Pty Ltd

An off-grid solar power solution developed by Schneider Electric is now benefiting over 45,000 primary students in rural schools throughout Kenya.


Siemens power station contract a boost for regional NSW

05 April, 2016 | Supplied by: Siemens Ltd

AGL Energy Limited (AGL) has announced approval on a $63 million project to install a distributed control system (DCS) at AGL Macquarie's Bayswater power station in the NSW Hunter Valley. The DCS is a semiautomated system that monitors, controls and instructs the various parts of a power station, to help manage efficient performance and operation.


Siemens Simatic S7-1200 Basic Controllers portfolio expansion

05 April, 2016 | Supplied by: Siemens Ltd

Siemens has added a range of modules and functions to the Simatic S7-1200 Basic Controllers, including the SM1238 Energy Meter module, the Safety CPU 1212FC for failsafe applications in the lower power range and the latest firmware 4.2 version of the TIA Portal V14 engineering framework.


Accupack LDR40MH24-RS uninterruptible power supply

31 March, 2016 | Supplied by: Automated Control Pty Ltd

Automated Control and FEAS have introduced the Accupack FEAS LDR40MH24-RS uninterruptible power supply (UPS). The unit features an onboard 24 VDC switchmode power supply, integral batteries and serial communications, and is suitable for industrial applications requiring a compact and robust power source.


Tap for a tradie

23 March, 2016

Uber-like payments are now available through hipages, enabling consumers to book and pay tradies by simply using an app.


Fatality a sad reminder to put safety first: MEA

22 March, 2016 | Supplied by: Master Electricians Australia

The recent death of a WA worker has prompted an electrical safety warning about power in ceilings from Master Electricians Australia.


Slashing red tape is good for electrical contractors: NECA

18 March, 2016 | Supplied by: National Electrical & Communications Association (NECA)

The slashing of red tape and administrative burdens is good news for electrical contractors, said NECA, following the government's announcement it has made big savings from regulatory reforms.


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