Technology
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Treotham Automation announces new modular connector unit
Treotham Automation has announced its latest modular connector unit, the MIXO Gigabit. The robust and compact modular connector unit is a solution for challenging the need of shielded ... -
Treotham announces new LevelEx cable gland
Treotham has announced the newest LevelEx cable gland from PFLITSCH. PFLITSCH has developed a ATEX certified cable gland in the "Ex-d" and "Ex-e" classes. It’s compact ... -
Madison Technologies and 3M announce partnership
Madison Technologies has announced a partnership with 3M’s Electrical Markets Division which sees Madison Technologies as a key supplier of 3M products into the Electrical Wholesale ... -
Trio Motion releases new EtherCat device range
Trio Motion’s newly developed Flex slice series of addons aim to allow simple extension of existing or new EtherCat networks. The Flex 3 axis module can ... -
Gossen Metrawatt Mode 3 electric vehicle charging station tester
The new Gossen Metrawatt Profitest H+E vehicle charging station tester is suitable for slow or fast charging mode. Three chargers use multi-pin socket with control and ... -
The new Gossen Metrawatt Metraline RLO Earth bond tester
The Metraline RLO earth bond tester is a practical instrument combining the resistance measuring function with a 30m cable reel. The instrument complies with the requirements ... -
Tridonic release new generation of LED modules
The fifth generation of the 24 mm LLE Advanced modules for linear luminaires and panel lights feature a high efficacy of up to 200 lumen per watt ... -
Hills announces a return to profitability
Hills has announced its FY18 results that show the company has returned to profitability, delivering an $8.3m improvement on the previous year’s results. The company’s margins ... -
Evolt partners with WiZ Connected Lighting
Evolt has partnered with WiZ Connected Lighting to allow development of WiZ enabled lighting products in Australia and New Zealand. The partnership encompasses WiZ Pro, which ... -
ANU invention could help turbo-charge internet speeds
Australian scientists have invented a new ultra-thin device that can turn invisible light into the visible and change the colour of light, with the potential to ...
