Features
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Solar farm safety legislation short-lived, what’s next?
Attempted reforms to legislation pertaining to solar farms has left a bad taste in the mouths of many Queensland electrical industry professionals. Ross McGravie reports. Queensland ... -
Batteries in store
An extensive trial on solar battery storage systems is currently underway, conducted by ITP Renewables. These are the results from its latest public report. The size ... -
Tradies on the line
Opinions about ‘find-a-tradie’-style website are divided, with devotees and detractors equally firm in their convictions. John Power looks at the advantages and drawbacks of different online ... -
Driving down fuel and energy costs at home
As electric vehicles slowly enter the market, one manufacturer has developed a system that will make charging a two-way street. Anna Hayes reports. In recent years, ... -
Wiring rules, ok
The electricians’ bible is all about safety, function and protecting your back. Peter Vandenheuvel explains the Standards development process from go to whoa. Do the Wiring ... -
Connecting the west
As Sydney continues to expand, FODC general manager Michael McKeogh talks about working on one of the city’s big fibre optic installations. Esther Rivers reports. Over ... -
Making the switch
Changes to AS/NZS 61439 for low-voltage (LV) switchgear and control gear assemblies shine a light on the importance of safety. Eaton Power Distribution engineering manager Lindsay ... -
The big band theory
Major decisions about allocating radio frequency spectrum are in the works before the much-awaited introduction of 5G, writes Ross McGravie. The hype surrounding 5G is expected ... -
Lights are on, nobody’s home
Recent changes to Section J6 of the National Construction Code are causing a stir within the industry, with many arguing they’ll have a negative impact and ... -
Size matters
Small diameter power cable may look good in an estimate but it’s more costly in the end. Paul Skelton reports. Have you ever noticed loosefitting lugs ...
