Products and services
New Fluke infrared cameras with LaserSharp auto focus Fluke has introduced the Fluke® Ti200, Ti300 and Ti400 infrared cameras with advanced wireless connectivity and accuracy to maximise technicians’ productivity in the field. The new infrared cameras feature LaserSharp Auto Focus, using a laser to pinpoint exactly where the camera should focus for precisely focused images every time (see video at
www.fluke.co.uk/lasersharp ). The rugged Fluke Ti200, Ti300 and Ti400 will soon
Voltis ECO delivers 3-phase multi-tap transformer flexibility Four new three-phase multi-tap voltage optimisation systems designed to offer quicker installation, faster payback and greater in-use flexibility have been launched by energy saving specialist Marshall-Tufflex. The British manufacturer’s new Voltis ECO range
will appeal to users requiring an entry level ‘no-frills’ approach to voltage optimisation. The units are available direct from electrical wholesalers with three ‘tapping’ settings. Installers simply determine the ECO unit required (100A, 200A, 300A or 400A) and select the tapping setting most appropriate for each installation. This setting can be changed at any time should
mains voltage levels change significantly at any point in the future, which gives the site some future-proofing benefits. This multi-tap transformer approach drops the voltage by 11 per cent, 9 per cent or 6 per cent, depending upon the level of incoming mains (245Volts or above, 240Volts or 235Volts). Installers simply select the appropriate tapping based on the mains voltage level to the site. n
www.marshall-tufflex.com
MK Elements super-chic collection Aimed at the premium residential, hotel and specification market, the new MK Elements Collection of wiring accessories – including electronic touch control dimmers and switches alongside a comprehensive range of mechanical devices – offers contractors a superb opportunity to add value and profit by delivering either eclectic or bespoke design-led products to their clients. The MK Elements Collection possesses both the technology and aesthetic to appeal to ‘early adopters’ seeking the latest in electronic wizardry and the style conscious demanding the utmost in chic. The MK Elements Collection includes touch
technology that is both silent and innovative, offering an intuitive interface for end users. At launch, the range comprises socket outlets,
plate switches, grid modules and front plates for Euro modular applications. Four different material groups – Glass Effect, Metallics, Synthetics (a range of stone effects), and Naturals, such as leather and wood effects – are presented in 16 different finishes across more than 180 different devices. n
www.mkelectric.co.uk n
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be able to connect to the Fluke CNX Wireless system, allowing them to be used as a main unit to view live measurements from up to five wireless modules (for example, AC current or voltage modules) on its screen, and integrate the data into the infrared image. This functionality will be provided by a firmware update. The infrared
cameras feature wireless connectivity to
easily transfer images from the cameras directly to PCs, an Apple iPad® or iPhone, which can then be imported into Fluke SmartView software, a professional suite of analysis and reporting tools for optimising and analysing infrared images and producing professional reports. The Fluke Ti200, Ti300, and Ti400 infrared cameras are
available now.
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Havells adds renewable technology to its unique Tri-Load distribution board Havells Switchgear has updated its Tri-Load product family of distribution boards to address the increasing integration of microgeneration, such as solar photovoltaic (PV) and wind, within building designs. The new ‘Tri-Load Renewable’ range, provides a convenient connection point for these generated sources. Tri-Load Renewable monitors power and lighting loads, but also provides measurement of the export energy from renewable sources within a single distribution board. Tri-Load
New website launch for Urmet UK Urmet UK has released its new website, designed with a fresh, dynamic new look and improved, user- friendly navigation and updated to feature all the latest information about Urmet UK’s products and services. The upgraded product pages contain
comprehensive information about both existing and new products. The redesigned look is much clearer, too, with a fresh new layout and full details of all features and benefits. Visitors to the website will find everything they need to know about the Urmet UK range of panels (stainless steel, aluminium, glass, brass and economy) and their applications – including technical specifications – together with news about forthcoming, innovative products from Urmet UK. It’s now much easier to choose a system technology for applications, such as IP or 2-Wire, and then find out what entry panels or apartment stations are compatible with it before downloading a cabling guide. A range of accessories, such as pedestrian terminals and vehicle posts, which now have their own dedicated section on the website, complements all of its systems. n
www.urmet.co.uk
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Renewable offers clear visibility of how much energy a building is producing, while aiding compliance with the requirements of Part L2 of the Building Regulations. The unique
three-load approach of Tri-Load and Tri-Load Renewable means energy consumption and data could be easily split into three categories. For many installations, this means a reduced amount of physical meters, and a clearer view of the make-up of how each building uses its energy. Available in two sizes – 12 or 18 TP ways to allow loads
to be split into logical groups – Tri-Load can also be configured as a dual load board to monitor power and lighting only. n
www.havells-sylvania.com
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