Features
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EV charging, no strings attached
Lumen Freedom has developed an EV charger that charges motor vehicles wirelessly without the need for plug in cables. Sean Carroll finds out how it works ... -
Green against black – the future of electricity
The electrical industry is changing and the way we get power already isn’t the same as it always was. Phil Kreveld looks at what’s happening and ... -
NESMA sees generational change arriving with AS/NZS 61439
A National Electrical Switchboard Manufacturing Association (NESMA) member and designer and builder of custom-fabricated electrical switchboard technology, BE Switchcraft, says the new AS/NZS 61439 update is the ... -
Risks can be catastrophic or insignificant, you choose
Risks are everywhere in the workplace, especially in the electrical industry. Peter Vandenheuvel writes about everything you need to be conscious of. Risks, they are everywhere. ... -
Electrocution in plumbing: What you need to know
Metallic waterpipes can become ‘live’ through various methods. While there is a low probability of an incident, Chris Halliday writes about the genuine risk of electrocution ... -
Move over lithium, there’s a new battery in town
A group of Australian scientists have developed a new battery that incorporates recyclable graphitic content that allows the battery to behave more like a non-faradaic supercapacitor. ... -
High Voltage: Experience is a barrier
When working with high voltage, it’s critical to follow all the appropriate steps and stay focused on the task at hand. Dale West tells a story ... -
Clearing confusion about where to choose low smoke, halogen-free cables
LAPP Group product manager Scott Ziegler offers the insights of a world authority cabling and connectivity solutions company to clear up clouds of confusion about companies ... -
Power up your business with NECA apprentices
NECA Education & Careers is one of the biggest electrical apprentice training organisations. Tamsin Ashdown writes about the process and the benefits to hiring a NECA ... -
Staying current: RCD changes for Australian electricians
After 20-plus years, Standards Australia has implemented an amendment around RCDs. Sean Carroll finds out what has changed and why. Type AC residual current devices (RCDs) ...