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Why DIY store foams fail to seal conduits
One-part aerosol foams are cheap and easy to use but using them as a duct sealant can be problematic. Polywater’s Chris Jonnes writes. One-part, ... -
NHP shortlisted for 2023 AFR BOSS Most Innovative Companies award
NHP has been shortlisted for the 2023 AFR BOSS Most Innovative Companies award for its product TemRack iR, a fully integrated automated racking device ... -
Maintaining sparkie safety in a changing electrical landscape
From powering lighting and air conditioning units to make life more comfortable, to ensuring security systems stay online, electricity is essential to every Australian ... -
Superyard: Enabling the circular economy for builders
A lot of excess construction materials either go to waste or sit dormant for years, possibly never being used. Sean Carroll finds out how ... -
NHP releases Standard Drive Commissioning and Start-Up Service
NHP has released an onsite Standard Drive Commissioning and Start-Up Service for Allen-Bradley PowerFlex variable speed drives. Benefits of this service include a manufacturer’s ... -
NHP’s EV distribution boards help comply with the NCC
NHP’s range of electric vehicle distribution boards (EV DB) will help electricians comply with the National Construction Code (NCC) as the adoption of EVs ... -
Micron Autoranging True RMS Digital Multimeter from Altronics
Micron has released the Autoranging True RMS Digital Multimeter, available from Altronics. This do-it-all meter is ideal for electrical tradespeople and it comes with ... -
Cutting corners costs more than you think; how electricians can stay safe onsite
Onsite safety and streamlined operations are essential to the success and protection of tradies working across Australia. With the daily exposure to potential electrical ... -
IPEX set sights on safeguarding construction against insolvency
IPEX has set its sights on its mission to safeguard against the threat and damage of insolvency and non-payment in Australia’s $360 billion construction ... -
NSW to cut money from EVs
Reports have confirmed NSW Treasurer Daniel Mookhey plans to scrap a $3,000 subsidy and reintroduce stamp duty for drivers who buy an electric vehicle ...
