Contributors
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Smart home design in cyclone-prone areas
In cyclone-prone regions of Australia, smart home design must prioritise resilience, autonomy and reliability. Paul Skelton explains how integrators who understand the challenges can help build ... -
2027 Wiring Rules revision: Will it be the best or the best for now?
Completing the latest update of the Wiring Rules by 2027 might prove a challenge. Peter Vandenhuevel asks if it’s a fair timeline or if the industry ... -
Earthing, energy systems and EVs driving the Wiring Rules
The electrical industry is on the verge of getting an update to the Wiring Rules. Lucy Finlay explains what the relevant committees are focusing on and ... -
Breaking down barriers: Standards Australia’s push for open access
Following a pivotal meeting at Parliament House in Canberra, Standards Australia has taken decisive steps to address one of the most pressing challenges facing the construction ... -
2025 Peugeot Expert arrives with auto as standard, improved functionality
Peugeot Australia has given its Expert medium van a mid-life refresh for the 2025 model year, with the range being streamlined by the elimination of all ... -
The DIY problem: Competing with self-installed IoT solutions
DIY smart home devices offer convenience, but fall short on integration, reliability and privacy. Paul Skelton explains how electricians can compete by delivering secure, scalable systems ... -
Are bifacial solar panels worth it?
Solar panels are being installed at an incredible rate across the country. Phil Kreveld looks at some of the latest innovations on the technology side and ... -
Kia PV5 cargo van revealed
While plug-in hybrid technology is fast becoming the preferred new-energy powertrain for utilities, in the van world it’s pure electrification that seems to be edging ahead ... -
JAC Hunter PHEV revealed in Australia as mega-performance utility
Besides announcing the expansion of the diesel-powered T9 range, JAC also confirmed the impending arrival of a souped-up version of its dual-cab ute, which combines electric ... -
EVSE is now considered level 3 in-scope equipment
There are inevitably several changes to standards and regulations surrounding an industry like EVs where technologies are evolving rapidly. Michael Shaughnessy looks at the recent changes ...
