Features
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The bright lights of Korumburra
When his local footy club needed a lighting overhaul, Mat Walker made sure he got the job done right. Jacob Harris shines a light on the ... -
The 10 dumb myths of solar installers
The solar installation industry is rife with legends and stories, many of which are unfounded. Matthew Wright of Zero Emissions dispels 10 of the most common ... -
Robin Norris: Celebrating 50 years
For the past 50 years Robin Norris has been a dedicated member of the Australian electrical sector. Now he’s decided it’s time to pull up stumps. ... -
Ignoring mercury… Lessons from Minamata
Events that took place in a sleepy Japanese town in the 1950s provide a stark reminder of the consequences of ignorance when it comes to the ... -
The energy storage shift
The way we provide and consume energy is destined to undergo a paradigm shift – and maybe much sooner than we think. Jacob Harris explains. Energy ... -
CNW Electrical open Training Academy
A new training academy has opened in the West that is focused on building skills in hazardous areas. Best known as an electrical wholesaler, CNW Electrical ... -
Multimedia coaxing
Network technology that uses existing hybrid fibre coax cable looks good at first glance, but is it better than Ethernet? George Georgevits compares the two. An ... -
DAVID HERRES: Don’t always wave goodbye
The microwave oven is a simple appliance, and repair is not difficult as long as the hazards are recognised. David Herres explains. The first microwave ovens ... -
On the grid
Solar panel arrays can be better distributed for maximum ‘collectible’ characteristics. Phil Kreveld discusses the principles. Solar photovoltaic inverters differ from other types, often battery driven, ... -
Shine a light on solar
The basic principles of photovoltaic systems make useful reading for non-specialist electricians installing all or part of a system. Phil Kreveld sets them out. Lots of ...
