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Smarter than the average
Many of the arguments against new metering technology simply don’t add up, writes Phil Kreveld. -
Infinity brand electrical cable theft a cause for renewed concern
NSW Fair Trading Commissioner Rod Stowe has re-issued a public warning to consumers and industry to not purchase or install Infinity brand TPS or Orange Round ... -
Schneider Electric announces new global System Integrator Excellence awards
Schneider Electric has announced the inauguration of the Global System Integrator Excellence awards for industry. This annual award will recognise the companies and individuals responsible for ... -
SQIT partnership set to help electrical apprentices
A new Southern Queensland Institute of TAFE (SQIT) program is set to help electrical apprentice ‘bright sparks’ complete their studies at a pace more appropriate to ... -
Schneider Electric selects Microsoft Windows Azure as preferred cloud platform for StruxureWare
Schneider Electric has announced the selection of Microsoft Windows Azure, a cloud computing and infrastructure platform, as a preferred cloud provider for the company’s StruxureWare software ... -
SolarMax extends distribution partnership to Mark Group Australia
Swiss company SolarMax, one of the world’s leading manufacturers of grid-connected solar inverters, has today announced a new distribution partnership with the Mark Group, Australia’s leading ... -
Mandatory recall: Infinity brand electrical cable
NSW Fair Trading Commissioner Rod Stowe has announced mandatory recall and prohibition notices for all Infinity branded TPS and “orange round” electrical cable. -
Powerstar builds national distribution network
Following the opening of EMSc-Powerstar’s Australian office earlier this year, five Australian companies have now been appointed distributors for the energy-saving Powerstar voltage optimisation system. -
All in a day’s rework
In instances of non-compliant cabling work being discovered, cablers should turn to the ACMA’s TCA2 form to find a solution. Paul Skelton explains. -
Photovoltaic arrays Standard open for public comment
Standards Australia has released a revised version of AS/NZS 5033 Installation and safety requirements for photovoltaic (PV) arrays for public comment.