Author: Casey McGuire
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Sense can detect grid failures with bushfires
Sense technology can detect and grid failures and anomalies with bushfires. Australia is the most fire-prone country with an average of 45,000–60,000 bushfires every year. Bushfire ... -
Research from NCVER promotes pre-apprenticeship training
Research from the National Centre for Vocational Education Research (NCVER) highlights the role pre-apprenticeship training can have in supporting student success. Future Workforce predicts that out ... -
K2 Systems releases the SingleHook 3S Light, another option for roofing
K2 Systems has released the SingleHook 3S Light, a solar mounting solution that reduces bracket thickness to 6mm. The adjustment makes installation more user-friendly as roof ... -
The shock importance of smoke alarms
Battery fires have continued to be a nuisance across Australia and one way to keep home owners safer is through smoke alarms. Casey McGuire looks at ... -
Weidmuller Australia launches the PZ 2.5 S
Weidmuller Australia has launched the PZ 2.5 S, a small professional crimping tool. On average 90% of connections are in the cross-section range of 2.5mm2 and ... -
Weidmuller releases the Crimpfix Eco
Weidmuller has released the Crimpfix Eco, an automated cable assembly machine. It streamlines installation, reduces production costs, boosts value and enhances competitiveness. The Crimpfix Eco is ... -
Electrical Connection has entered the dirty 30s
For over 30 years, Electrical Connection magazine has been a stalwart for tips, tricks, new products and news for electricians. Casey McGuire looks over the past ... -
EWPA welcomes release of latest Standard
The Elevating Work Platform Association (EWPA) has welcomed the updated version of the Australian Standard for elevated work platform (EWP) manufacturers and operators. Standards Australia ... -
ARC reports record growth in RAC licences
The ARCTick licence scheme is at record levels with major increases in consecutive years. This reflects the sector’s expanding workforce and increasing industry profile. In the ... -
Home building to rebound with interest rate cuts
The number of homes starting construction in Australia is expected to increase over the next few years. It’s driven by population growth, low unemployment and falling ...
