Technology
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The wireless audio comeback
While questionable in the past, wireless audio is emerging again. And it's giving wired systems a run for their money. Paul Skelton reports. -
How to recycle your old lamps
Upgrading your lighting means throwing away existing lamps. Finding the best way to do this can be difficult, as some lamps contain mercury, lead or other ... -
LED weatherproof battens from ANL Lighting
After successfully launching LED versions of many other light fittings, including downlights, flood lights and high bays, Vibe Lighting has introduced a new range of LED ... -
The protective role of RCDs
The common safety switch, as found in homes, is effective in protecting against dangerous leakage current but is generally unsuitable for many industrial applications. Phil Kreveld ... -
Do LEDs present a blue light hazard?
The potential risk of human exposure to optical radiation has long been researched and understood, but can LEDs cause us harm? Bryan Douglas of Lighting Council ... -
Fastest Broadband in Southern Hemisphere for one New Zealand town
A national competition is set to determine which New Zealand town will become the first in the southern hemisphere to receive one-gigabit per second broadband speeds ... -
Hazardous area cable glands from Kabex
Cable specialist Kabex Australia has released two OSCG (E1WF & E1XF) ranges of IECEx cable glands for use with steel wire armour and/or braided screened cables ... -
Connecting mining camps
Madison Technologies general manager - Telco and Wireless - Larry O'Toole looks at how to achieve perfect WiFi coverage in poor RF conditions -
The race to 40GBASE-T, part 3
Can category 7A cabling offer future-proofed support for 40GbE speeds? -
Fibre link and network characterisation
This guide, provided by Craig Buckingham from AFC Group, is aimed at those testing single-mode fibre that is used for long distance transmission links outside of ...