Technology
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ESV imposes additional requirements on RCBOs
Energy Safe Victoria (ESV) has imposed additional requirements on the supply of RCBOs (also known as RCDs) designed or marketed to be permanently fixed to household ... -
Using your gait to power and secure devices
Researchers from CSIRO’s Data61 have developed new technology which uses the way a person walks to power wearable devices. It could also be used as a ... -
Rockwell Automation introduces Stratix 2500 lightly managed switch
Rockwell Automation has introduced the Allen-Bradley Stratix 2500 lightly managed switch that provides the security, resiliency, segmentation and bandwidth-optimisation benefits of a managed switch without the ... -
Innovation Hub introduced for Affordable Heating and Cooling
PRIME is looking to establish the Innovation Hub for Affordable Heating and Cooling as a way of facilitating the HVAC&R industry’s move to a low-emissions ... -
Solid-state cable-pull switch enhances industrial safety
The Allen-Bradley Guardmaster Lifeline 5 cable-pull switch from Rockwell Automation is the first solid-state, cable-pull E-stop in the industry that featured microprocessor-based technology. Nuisance trips and ... -
Federal Budget looks to hydro and solar energy solutions
The Federal Government has stated it wants to buy a larger share of the Snowy Hydro scheme to improve its renewable energy stores, according to ... -
Lighting industry to discuss latest technologies
Australia’s lighting industry will be discussing the latest innovations in lighting controls in Sydney this week in a forum that will feature the country’s leading ... -
Panduit joins the SDVoE Alliance
The SDVoE Alliance today announced that Panduit has joined the alliance as a contributing member and will work towards the organisation’s goals of standardising the adoption of ... -
Tips for solar panel installers
Whether it’s a domestic job or a small apartment block, solar panel installers can always add value to their business proposition, and with around 4,500 accredited ... -
Stick to electrical work
Queensland’s electrical safety regulator has warned electrical contractors to only carry out the work they’re qualified to do when installing photovoltaic (PV) panels. Although electrical contractors ...
