Technology
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AFC field terminable plug
AFC have announced the release of a field terminable Cat 6A plug brought about by the dramatic growth of high-bandwidth wireless access points and other IP-enabled ... -
Phoenix Contact KMK HP cable marker range
The KMK HP product range is the latest generation of cable markers from Phoenix Contact for marking and bundling conductors and cables. The cable markers satisfy ... -
Hills Limited announces improved results for the year
Hills Limited has announced improved results for the year that ended 30 June 2014. This was achieved in very challenging market conditions across the building and ... -
Eaton launches third generation data centre power distribution units
Power management company, Eaton, has launched the ePDU G3 series, the company’s third generation power distribution technology which provides best-in-class power distribution and enables data centre ... -
Lumigen announces three-in-one panel light
Lumigen LED has released a versatile panel light - a 3-in-1 light offering recessed, surface mount or suspended options suitable for almost any industrial or commercial ... -
Lumex NovaBlade LED panels
With superior performance (up to 6100Lm effective output) the NovaBlade Panels features a smooth, even dispersal of light with minimal glare and high colour rendering in ... -
Fujitsu Airstage J-IIS series
Fujitsu General has released the latest addition to its Variable Refrigerant Airflow (VRF) line-up with the new Airstage J-IIS series. This series offers a compact, high ... -
Intelligent Christmas lighting
Holiday by MooresCloud is the world’s first connected, intelligent and easy-to-use set of holiday lights, perfect for the Christmas tree, writes Paul Skelton. -
On the tools: Field effect transistors
Field effect transistors are constructed similarly to transistors and diodes, but they have specific characteristics that pose unique challenges to electricians. David Herres explains. -
DEBATE: Spring vs. screw terminals
Spring terminal motor control components have long been in the shadow of screw terminals, but the tides are turning, writes Siemens product manager Rob Geppert.
