Technology
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Australian Solar Council Patrons announced
The Australian Solar Council has named three eminent Australians as its inaugural Patrons. ACT Deputy Chief Minister and Labor MLA Simon Corbell, former Federal Liberal Leader ... -
L&H Group to install 1.1MW of rooftop solar
It’s always good to see companies walking the talk when it comes to solar. Giles Parkinson of One Step Off The Grid writes about a recent alliance ... -
Brivis launches an Iceberg
The Brivis Iceberg is a distinctive design collaboration between Australia’s leading heating and cooling manufacturer and one of Europe’s most innovative engineering design firms. Its evaporative ... -
NBN Forum program announced
Program details have been released for the NBN Forum – a one day conference looking at the latest developments in the National Broadband Network. The NBN ... -
NMP’s EM270 dual 3-phase energy meter
The increasing need to monitor energy usage coupled with the requirements of NABERS, Green Star and Section J 8 of the BCA, has seen a costly ... -
TE Connectivity’s new headerless, small-profile pressure sensor
TE Connectivity Ltd. (TE) has announced a new backside compensated, headerless 86BC pressure sensor that provides reliable, accurate measurement in harsh environments. The new 86BC sensor ... -
Halloween chills brought into Australian homes with Philips Hue and Paranormal Activity cinematographer
To create the chilling effects seen in creepy movies and haunting TV shows, on-screen cinematographers use light to heighten fears, build suspense and, ultimately, intensify ... -
Apprentice death – a tragic reminder
The National Electrical and Communications Association has reminded electrical apprentices, electricians and contractors about the dangers of working with live electricity following the death of a young ... -
Prysmian Group awarded Australian nbn’s “Supplier of the Year”
Prysmian Group has been recently awarded nbn’s “Supplier of the Year” for 2015 at the nbn’s strategic supplier summit. Prysmian makes and supplies the optical ribbon ... -
ACCC puts electricians and builders on notice that they must replace unsafe Infinity cables
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission is urging electricians and builders to replace dangerous Infinity electrical cables that were installed in up to 40,000 homes and ...
