News
-
Mental health and wellbeing hit for a six at SkillsTech Australia
SkillsTech Australia showed its support for Mental Health Month by raising money for the Mates in Construction charity with cricket games and morning teas in October. ... -
Aussie homes getting smarter
Almost a third of all new Australian homes are now adding in Smart Wiring as they’re built in order to better handle technologies like fibre broadband. -
Bright sparks spin to win for charity
24 hours, 51 laps and 800+km on a mountain bike - it’s all in a day’s work for Albury based, Clipsal by Schneider Electric representative Mathew ... -
Australia’s first certified KNX training centre opens at RMIT
In partnership with ABB, the first KNX certified training centre in Australia opens at RMIT University, allowing electrical technicians and undergraduates to study the world’s number ... -
Compressed Air and Power Services Australia launches new website
A new selection guide, coupled with an extensive resource library and the vast knowledge of the company’s expert staff ensures that the new web site for ... -
ABB introduces new ultra-efficient and eco friendly dry-type transformers
ABB announced the Australian launch of three new dry-type transformers at Automation and Power World Australia 2012 held on the Gold Coast. -
Demand for electricity continues to decline throughout Australia
The latest pitt&sherry Carbon Emissions Index (CEDEX) indicates the demand for electricity supplied by the National Electricity Market (NEM) generators has continued to decrease steadily. -
Electric vehicles are here to stay
To quote the popular 1982 song Electric Avenue by Eddy Grant, electric vehicles are now “part of today, in every way.” Gary Busbridge explains. -
Apprenticeship reforms to kickstart trade training
Up to 21,000 plumbers, electricians, carpenters and other construction tradespeople will be recruited under reforms that will ensure the Australian economy has the skilled workers it ... -
When voltage varies
The nominal low-voltage level in Australia is now 230V. Chris Halliday of the Institute of Electrical Inspectors outlines the levels that electrical appliances and equipment may ...
