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Delmatic ALC
ALC Lighting Controls has created a bespoke lighting management system for Aquinas College in Stockport, combining high energy efficiency with the flexibility to accommodate the different activities in the spaces through the day. The system comprises
a range of lighting control modules (LCMs) and universal (light level and occupancy) sensors, with the LCMs linked to a PC. All of the luminaires use Tridonic DALI control gear and emergency modules.
n 08700 332388
CP Electronics
CP Electronics’ innovative ‘intelligent’ lighting dimmer green-i and various detectors have been incorporated in a project being featured on Channel 4’s Grand Designs programme. The new-build project utilises a state-of-the- art, energy-saving lighting control system that offers total flexibility and ease of use. Designer Jon Baker, of 360
Design, commented: ‘The LEDs were chosen as they have no warm-up time and when switched on give full 100 per cent light. Combining this with CP’s presence detectors really does achieve a low-energy/zero-carbon building.’
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www.cpelectronics.co.uk
A Delmatic lighting management system is delivering both energy efficiency and a high level of flexibility to The Blade, a new office development in Reading, Berkshire. The Delmatic system has helped the building to achieve a ‘Very Good’ BREEAM rating. Using Delmatic’s Metro
One Ten 10-port plug-in modules with DSI dimming, Metro Routers, Metro Presence Detectors and Multisensors, the system provides fully- flexible addressable dimming control of lighting within the office areas.
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www.delmatic.com
Eco-Eye Deta Electrical
In recent years Deta has extended its portfolio of wiring accessories to ensure they meet the requirements of today’s market – for every application. It offers a range of Slimline, Gridswitch, Flatplate, Screwless and Part M accessories, all in different finishes. Deta strives to achieve
satisfaction in the development of its products, testimony to which is the acquisition of the contract from Taylor Wimpey for the tenth year running. This, together with contracts from Barratt Homes, David Wilson Homes, Ward Homes and Bloor Homes, confirms Deta as the number one specified product in the UK New Build Housing Market.
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www.detaelectrical.co.uk
Megaman (UK) Ltd Lumicom Fluke
Fluke, the global leader in handheld electronic test and measurement equipment, has introduced the Fluke 434/PWR Power Analyser for easy energy analysis. The instrument can uncover energy waste in commercial and factory buildings as well as in equipment and machines. The unit is ideal for
electricians, field service engineers and maintenance technicians. It can be used to conduct energy consumption studies and electrical load analysis, and to perform power quality logging and analysis according to EN 501.
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www.fluke.co.uk/810
Katko
The current trend of tampering with isolator switches in the workplace is a life-threatening practice, which highlights the importance of installing ‘safety switches’, with tamper- proof, safety features. The new KATKO safety switches have built-in safety features that prevent employees from bypassing or overriding safety procedures. Safety features include a
cover which is interlocked in both the ‘ON’ and ‘PADLOCKED OFF’ positions, provision for three padlocks, a rating to break eight times the full load, motor current plus enclosures and terminals with IP65 and IP20 certifications respectively.
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www.katko.co.uk
Lumicom has launched new arrangements for the disposal of end-of-life street lanterns being replaced by new lanterns from Lumicom members. Specifying new lanterns from Lumicom members will significantly ease the disposal of the older luminaires. The scheme will greatly
increase the numbers of lanterns being recycled, thus reducing environmental impact. The scheme is also tailored
to meet the needs of different types and sizes of projects. Lumicom has also made
arrangements for training depot staff by the Association of Signals, Lighting and other highway Electrical Contractors (ASLEC).
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www.lumicom.co.uk
Martindale
Martindale introduces its new HandyPat 500 to put electricians firmly in the lead with one button/one sequence, ‘fast track’ testing:
n Class I, Class II and power lead tests;
n Insulation tests at 500v plus fuse tests; and
n 200mA DC continuity tests with two pass levels.
HandyPat 500 is quicker and easier to use than traditional testers and truly portable at 0.7 kg.
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www.martindale-electric.co.uk
Lamps from Megaman (UK) have been used to provide an effective, low-energy light source for ArcelorMittal’s factory in Willenhall, West Midlands. More than 150 high bay luminaires, incorporating Megaman’s Clusterlite lamps, have been installed in the 150,000sq ft facility, which is used for manufacturing and warehousing. Megaman’s Luster High
Bay and 320W Clusterlites have been installed to replace the previous metal halide lamps to achieve increased energy savings and decreased maintenance.
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www.megamanuk.com
Megaman UK is the sole distributor of Eco-Eye, a revolutionary monitor for domestic and commercial use, which provides concise information on electricity consumption. Made up of three units: a
sensor; a transmitter; and a receiver covering a 30-50m range, Eco-Eye is easy to set up, without the need for professional installation. The compact, freestanding
receiver has an LCD display and is battery operated, but can also be used with an AC/ DC adaptor.
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www.eco-eye.com
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ECA Today Summer 2010
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