Technology
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Electric vehicles: batteries included
For the third and final article in his series on electric vehicles, Peter Vandenheuvel covers hazard management, charging considerations and employee benefits. Batteries pose serious hazards, ... -
AI-powered startup fighting to ease financial burdens faced by SMEs
DebtForce, an AI-powered debt recovery platform, has launched across Australia as it aims to empower SMEs to gain control of their finances through its quick and ... -
AFC cable systems new offering improves cable pulling
AFC Cable Systems, part of the Atkore manufacturing network, has released the MC Glide, its latest innovation in cable installation. While pulling cable has historically been ... -
Energizer Homepower enables homeowners to take back control of their rooftop solar
Entel Holdings has announced that is has been appointed as the exclusive distribution partner of the Energizer Homepower battery in Australia and New Zealand. It aims ... -
Audi partners with ABB to help charge its first EV
Audi and JET Charge have teamed up with ABB to help deliver a high-power EV charging station for Audi’s first fully electric vehicle in the Australian ... -
What happens to outdated solar panels?
Households get substantial benefits from solar panels, but what happens to outdated units? Paul Skelton looks at the business opportunities. The small-scale power generation sector is booming, ... -
Let there be Unilite
Unilite has established itself as a premium portable lighting brand for tradies in the United Kingdom. It’s now making its way to Australian shores and right ... -
ABB launches lightest, smallest Stanilite TwinSpot
ABB has introduced the Stanilite TwinSpot, an ultra slimline LED and high lumen lighting solution that’s ideal for large spaces with high ceilings in commercial and ... -
PCD Adapters: time-saving termination
Treotham has released a range of PCB interface adapters, enlarging the connectors’ application in the electronics sector. New entries of to the CID series give electricians ... -
SHAPE launches industry-first app to boost construction industry safety
SHAPE Australia has announced an industry-first SHAPE Minimum Standards (SMS) app which is available to the public. Launching on the first day of National Safe Work ...
