Author: Paul Skelton
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Indoor positioning sets up shop
A new retail positioning system based on visible light communications is making shopping an even more personalised experience. Lighting is one of the more important factors ... -
Having naan of it… How one contractor hit back
Imported electrical equipment may look good at first, but then the remedial work has to kick in. Paul Skelton reports. Product compliance is not a new ... -
VPI locks get a facelift
Changes to the Victorian Service and Installation Rules has led to the development of new power industry locks for local electricians. Occasionally, electricians will come across ... -
G.fast makes its presence known
New technology could accelerate the rollout of the NBN as well as the speed of existing cable networks. Paul Skelton explains. In October 2015, nbn (formerly ... -
Getting your head around tariffs
As power bills become increasingly confusing, electricians should use the opportunity to educate their customers on how to save money. Paul Skelton explains. Do you remember ... -
Supplement your earnings with RECs
Need a cash flow boost? Renewable energy certificates mean you can get thousands of dollar for a few pieces of paper. Paul Skelton tells how. Are ... -
Don’t let solar go to waste
As the number of solar panels installed on homes and businesses increases, so too does the potential for solar waste. Paul Skelton looks at one scheme ... -
Breathing easy, part two
In the second part of this series on working safely around asbestos, we look at the practical component drilling and handling the material. Paul Skelton reports. ... -
Legrand Excel Life: By sparkies, for sparkies
An extensive update to the Legrand Excel Life range of wiring devices has led to some impressive developments. Paul Skelton reports. Some readers of Electrical Connection ... -
Metrowest wires up four satellite stations
The construction of four remote satellite stations saw one WA contractor play a critical role in linking rural communities to the rest of the country. Paul ...
