Product Finder Martindale’s new Vi1500 takes safe
isolation to another level Now available from Martindale Electric – leaders in safe isolation – is the VI1500, part of the industry standard range of Voltage Indicators, extending safe isolation procedures into higher voltage applications The VI1500 has a 1000V CATIV safety rating and LED indication for AC/DC voltages from 50V to 690V and above, ensuring
compliance with health and safety recommendations for safe working in all BS EN61010 installation categories. It’s the simplest and most reliable way to ensure circuits have been de-energised and isolated prior to maintenance and modifications. Based on the VI3800, the new CATIV design not only provides improved protection against voltage transients, but also includes a high wattage resistor that will limit the current in the event of damage to the cable in accordance with BS EN61243- 3. The protection is built in where it’s needed, in the handheld probe assembly. Fully compliant with HSE GS38 regulations, the VI1500 comes with heavy duty two layer double insulated leads and features bright LEDs to clearly identify the voltage present in five levels with thresholds of up to 690V. The indicator, which requires no batteries, will identify both AC and DC sources and show polarity. The VI1500 is available on its own or as part of a kit containing everything needed for on-site working.
uwww.martindale-electric.co.uk Maximum comfort at minimum cost with
Dimplex Q-Rad Dimplex’s new Q-Rad electric radiator combines radiant and convection heating elements with delayed start anticipatory control, for economical heat when it is wanted. Even the air outlet louvres have been optimised to speed up heat- up time and help direct hot air into the room. The intuitive self-learning algorithm determines a room’s thermal
characteristics and calculates how long the appliance needs to reach a target temperature based on room size, heat losses and the prevailing weather. This delayed start feature enables Q-Rad to decide when to start heating to reach the user’s target temperature, at a specified time. Q- Rad can even detect an open window, shutting down to a half-power setting to save energy. The combination of radiant and convection heating enables a higher heat output for the same chassis size as comparable products, delivering a more sleek and attractive appliance, and also offers the potential to reduce running costs. Those close to the heater will feel the benefit of radiant heat, similar to a wet system radiator. In many situations, the user can achieve their desired comfort levels with a lower ambient air temperature. Q-Rad also includes one of the most accurate controls available. Easy to fit, it comes in a choice of
sizes for different heating loads.
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Conventional fire alarm systems in a box
The Fireline Fire Alarm Kits from leading security products supplier, ESP, provide contractors with ideal starter kits when working on small commercial projects. There are two kits available – 2-Zone Conventional Fire Alarm Kit, and 4-Zone Conventional Fire Alarm Kit, which bring together all the elements required for a professional system installation in a handy, boxed unit. The kits are very competitively priced and
contractors can add further components to create a bigger system if required. The 2-zone kit comprises a 2-zone fire panel, 2
x resettable call points, 6 x optical smoke detectors, 2 x banshee sounders and a 12v 7.0ah SLA battery. The 4-zone kit comprises a 4-zone fire panel, 5 x optical smoke detectors complete with bases, 1 x fixed temperature heat detector complete with base, 2 x resettable call points, 2 x banshee sounders and 1 x 12v 7.0ah SLA battery. As with all products in ESP’s Fireline fire protection range, the kits comply with the latest EU
Construction Products Regulations (CPR), which came into force on 1st July 2013. For further information, contact ESP on 01527 515150, email
info@espuk.com or visit the
following website:
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New ultra slim LED fittings – Aquila
range GreenBrook Electrical is pleased to announce the addition of its Aquila range of LED fittings into the KingShield brand. Aesthetically matching the popular
GreenBrook T5 version of the link lights, the Aquila LED link lights are available in warm white and cool white. The range of sizes offered is 3W – 22W and can be interlinked by butt and/or lead connection. These fittings are individually switched, have a beam angle of 120 degrees and are supplied with a 2m power/link lead and mounting brackets. John Bowen, Sales Director of GreenBrook,
said: “These Ultra Slim fittings offer a stylish option for illuminating under cabinets, pelmets and display cabinets. The long lifespan and low energy use make these fittings even more attractive” Available now.
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