Features
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Smart meters to become basic knowledge
Digital smart meters will become mandatory across Australian following a ruling by the AEMC. Casey McGuire finds out more. Gone are the days of having to ... -
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 ... -
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 ... -
Improving fall safety in 2025: Case studies for innovation
While falls from a height can happen in seconds, the consequences can last a lifetime. Falling several meters can easily lead to lifelong injuries or death. ... -
Safer ways to charge: New Technical Specification released for EVs
Standards Australia has launched new technical specifications to boost the safety of charging electric vehicles. Casey McGuire looks at the recent changes and what it means ... -
What to consider when installing industrial battens
Industrial batten lighting is essential for operations and emergencies. Sean Carroll looks at what electricians need to be aware of when installing. Some of us may ... -
Customer cabling quality and networking integrity: Who cares?
To answer the question in the title, we do! Kevin Fothergill writes about the training and regulations fighting against industry cowboys. We do! Apart from ... -
Vehicle-to-grid: What electricians need to know
The much-anticipated technology is clearing the regulatory barriers. Michael Shaughnessy looks at what electrical professionals need to know about vehicle-to-grid. Vehicle-to-grid (V2G) is poised to make ... -
A Hail Mary for commercial solar
Solar power accounts for much of Australia’s energy generation. Sean Carroll looks at emerging technologies that help commercial solar farms protect their investment. Rooftop solar panels ... -
Building a safer tomorrow by reducing construction fatalities in 2025
Construction is an essential but dangerous industry. Fatal accidents are all too common, so building firms must take all necessary measures to ensure safer workflows. While ...
