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WIN a third-generation new iPad 16GB Wi-Fi worth £399
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n this issue’s fantastic ECA Today competition, Prysmian is giving one lucky reader the chance to win a fantastic new iPad. This third-generation version of Apple’s ground-breaking tablet device features a stunning Retina display with upgraded screen resolution for a top class imaging
performance that’s crisper and more lifelike than before, delivering sharper text and vibrant colours. Running on a powerful new A5X chip and supplied with Wi-Fi onboard, the new iPad provides immediate internet access for instant communication on the move in the lightest and most stylish tablet on the market. Not only that, but it features a new 5-megapixel iSight camera with advanced optics and HD video recording capability, plus a suite of iLife apps built in, and offers access to a range of more than 200,000 applications from the App Store.
How to win a new iPad In conjunction with ECA Today, Prysmian is offering the chance to win one new iPad. To have a chance of winning, simply answer the following question and send the reply by email or post to the addresses below:
Q: What are the main safety characteristics of Afumex?
A: Low smoke and reduced fl ame propagation B: Reduced fl ame propagation and low acid gas emission C: Low smoke, reduced fl ame propagation and low acid gas emission
To enter, email your answer to:
competitions@ecatoday.co.uk (or send your entry to: Competitions, ECA Today, 275 Newmarket Road, Cambridge, CB5 8JE). Closing date for entries is 1 July 2012.
For more than 20 years, Prysmian has been the fi rst choice for contractors looking for low smoke, zero halogen and fl ame retardant wiring and power cables. Prysmian has now released Afumex to meet the complex demands for fi re safety in buildings. In the event of fi re, traditional PVC cables can be a vehicle for fl ame propagation, while also generating dense black smoke and corrosive acid gas. Afumex cables reduce these risks by helping to retain visibility of escape signs and evacuation routes, and also reduce the spread of fl ame along cables and eliminate hydrogen chloride acid gas produced during combustion.
Competition terms and conditions
1. Employees of the ECA, Cambridge Publishers Ltd. and any company associated with the specifi c competition and their families are not eligible to enter the competition. 2. Only one entry per person is permitted. 3. Proof of posting is not proof of our receipt of your entry. No responsibility can be accepted for entries that are lost, delayed or damaged. 4. The closing date is as specifi ed in the competition. 5. Winners will be formally notifi ed within 21 days of the closing date on 1 July 2012. 6. The judge’s decision is fi nal and no correspondence will be entered into. 7. The prize may not be transferred to any other person. 8. Full details of the prize will be given in writing upon notifi cation. 9. No cash alternative or alternative prize is available.
A comprehensive range of Afumex cables provides solutions for all power and lighting circuits commonly specifi ed. They are compliant with British Standards and are all approved by BASEC:
Low emissions of smoke as required by BS EN 61034-2;
Low acid gas emission as required by BS EN 50267-2-1 or BS EN 50267- 2-2;
Flame retardant / resistant to ignition as required by BS EN 60332-1-2;
Reduced fl ame propagation as required by BS EN 60332-3-12; and
Cable construction as specifi ed in BS7211, BS6724 or BS8436.
The Afumex range of low voltage energy
cables includes 6491B, 6242B, BS6274 and LSX, so installation methods including conduit, trunking, tray, basket and even buried direct have an Afumex
solution available. For more detailed information on these, visit the dedicated website at:
www.afumexcables.co.uk
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