Technology
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Introducing Kramer Electronics’ generation of retractable cables
Kramer Electronics is helping integrators and electricians clear their cable clutter with the new KRT-4, an easy-install cable retractor with gentle retraction. It functions as an ... -
Fronius Solar intelligent management and servicing support
In light of the monitoring of solar systems becoming more essential and going far beyond recording production yields, Fronius Solar has released an intelligent management and ... -
Treotham’s new CX 36 IF/M crimp insert
The ILME MIXO series of modular units from Treotham continues to be enriched with new modules. The latest addition is the CX 36 IF/M crimp insert, ... -
Schneider Electric introduces Easy UPS 3L 500 and 600kVA to make continuing business easy
Schneider Electric has released the Easy UPS 3L, the newest addition to the Easy Uninteruptable Power Supply (UPS) three-phase range which extends the medium range to ... -
Free simulation and cost-effective control of robots from igus
To program robots with ease, igus has developed control software for its low-cost automation solutions. Dubbed the igus robot control, it’s available online free of charge ... -
Cost-effective and lubrication-free mounting of solar panels
Treotham has released a dirt-repellent and lubrication-free igus spherical plain bearings that help solar plants operate under extreme conditions. It’s designed to impress with a long ... -
DOT downlights endeavor to better the best with new LED engineering
With its state-of-the-art LED technology, DOT Downlights, a part of the Pierlite portfolio, has launched a new league of lighting with the KIMBAL engineered range. With ... -
The possibilities of hydrogen fuel cells
One of the most promising uses of hydrogen fuel cells is in the automotive industry. A number of major industry players, including BMW and Toyota, have ... -
ABB i-bus KNX Combi switch actuators offer flexibility with compact design
ABB has released the i-bus Combi switch actuators, giving users switching and shading functionality in a device that is half the size. As the smart home ... -
EV to grid trial to go ahead in ACT
The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) has announced $2.4 million in funding to ActewAGL to demonstrate vehicle-to-grid (V2G) services in Canberra. As batteries on wheels, V2G ...
