Author: Sean Carroll
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Growatt unveils new inverter for residential applications
Growatt has launched a new inverter series for residential applications, which mainly targets European and Australian markets. Called MOD 3-10KTL3-XH, the new product is available in eight ... -
NECA welcomes “once in a generation” NSW State Budget
The National Electrical and Communications Association (NECA) has congratulated the NSW government for its financial commitment to infrastructure spending. NSW has committed to spending $112.7 billion ... -
Vertiv releases Geist RTS in a new line of transfer switches
Vertiv has introduced the Vertiv Geist Rack Transfer Switch (RTS), a new line of transfer switches that provides redundant power to single-corded devices. Available now throughout ... -
Philips Hue combines design, flexibility and control with new lights and accessories
Signify has unveiled a new range of Philips Hue smart lighting products that offer even more flexibility, control and design options for the home. New product ... -
Major shopping centres charging up for EV drivers
Accessibility for drivers of EVs is getting a big boost as EV charging stations open at 16 major shopping centres nationwide over the next month. AMP ... -
Electrical apprentices are missing out on wage rise
The Fair Work Commission’s decision to increase the minimum wage by 5.2% has been welcomed by the country’s lowest-paid workers. However, Electrical Trades Union (ETU) acting ... -
Blundstone Australia launches RotoFlex Range
Global icon in innovative safety footwear, Blundstone launches its most dynamic range yet with the arrival of RotoFlex. RotoFlex is an all-new, design-driven range of composite ... -
What do the electrical award wage rises mean for you?
On 15 June 2022, the Fair Work Commission announced the annual wage review 2021-2022 decision. The Electrical, Electronic and Communications Contracting Award 2020 (Electrical Award) and ... -
Tasmania SIRs v8.1 come into effect 1 July 2022
It is not long now until the v8.1 of the Service and Installation Rules (SIRs) come into effect. To remind electricians of some of the changes, ... -
NECA welcomes NSW Gov’s commitment to triple female representation
The National Electrical and Communications Association (NECA) has welcomed the NSW Government’s $20.2 million pre-budget commitment to triple the number of women working in the construction ...
