ProductFinder The new catalogue from CP Electronics has it all!
The latest catalogue from CP Electronics, leaders in energy saving controls for commercial, public sector and domestic environments, is now available as a hard copy or download. Featuring the company’s flagship range of programmable energy saving controls, systems and connection products
for lighting, heating and ventilation, the new catalogue is a must for anyone involved in the specification of lighting components and controls. In addition to the established CP products, including stand-alone presence detectors, the popular Vitesse Modular lighting connection system, D-Mate room control system, An-10 wireless lighting control system and the RAPID fully addressable lighting control system, the catalogue includes new additions to the PIR and microwave detector range. KNX presence detectors are introduced, as well as CP’s 6-pole ceiling rose and the next generation of the RAPID lighting control system. Green-i, a stylish range of movement sensors, control systems, switches and timers designed to save energy on lighting, heating and ventilation in domestic applications is also covered. The new catalogue also includes details of CP’s APPS – CP’s free downloadable lighting specifications that are Part L building regulation and BREEAM compliant. There is a focus on the extensive services offered by CP Electronics, particularly commissioning, training and maintenance packages, plus details on a selection of CPD accredited seminars.
uwww.cpelectronics.co.uk Promotional price cuts on
Dimplex air curtains Dimplex is offering promotional price reductions on selected air curtains, with limited numbers of Dimplex CAB LPHW and DAB range air curtains now available at unbelievable prices while stocks last. The promotion, which offers savings
of more than 50 per cent on some models, spans 24 products in total and is sure to give merchants an advantage when pricing to the customer. Choose from a range of 3m high Dimplex CAB water air curtains in a choice of three widths, all
available for surface or recessed installations. Or for higher performance, the promotion covers the entire Dimplex DAB range of 4m high air curtains, spanning electric, water or ambient models, each available in a choice of three widths and surface or recessed installed. Offered only while stocks last, the units are all factory fresh and come with a standard three year
warranty. Phil Chilton, commercial products manager for Dimplex, said: “Air curtains are an increasingly specified product which can help organisations in sectors such as retail, commerce and healthcare to reduce overall energy consumption by holding on to treated air. “This is a great opportunity to make the most of these fantastic prices, or to add this proven
technology to your catalogue for the first time.”
uwww.dimplex.co.uk/aircurtains
Gloucestershire hospitals put
electrical safety to the test Versatile electrical appliance testing technology is helping one of the largest hospital trusts in the country to maintain the highest standards of safety. The Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Trust runs both Cheltenham General and Gloucestershire Royal Hospitals, providing high quality healthcare for a population of more than 600,000 people. Dedicated portable appliance test engineers based at both hospitals as part of the trust’s medical
engineering department are using the latest Seaward test equipment to ensure that electrical equipment does not pose a danger to users. Some 15,000 appliances are tested each year in Cheltenham General Hospital and 18,000 in Gloucester Royal Hospital. At the centre of the hospitals’ preventative maintenance approach is the
Seaward Apollo 600 tester, supported by the specialist PATGuard 3 results management software. This multi-purpose PAT tester combines electrical inspection and testing with sophisticated safety data collection features. The battery powered and lightweight tester includes all of the electrical safety tests required by the IET Code of Practice to enable duty holders to meet their electrical safety responsibilities. As well as recording asset details and test results in the tester’s internal memory, data produced by
the electrical safety testing procedures is downloaded into a central PATGuard software management system, enabling safety records to be maintained and advance tests to be scheduled.
uwww.seaward.co.uk www.ewnews.co.uk May 2015 electrical wholesaler | 43 Super Rod raises
the bar again Super Rod has been granted a patent for the unique design of their range of AXM fittings, which form an integral part of the company’s cable routing sets. Dubbed the most comprehensive cable
routing kit on the market, Super Rod’s offering now combines the rod formula Adoxim 5, which has been specifically designed to reduce splintering and increase flexibility; with the specially developed AXM fittings, which are mechanically crimped allowing them to carry loads of up to 250kg. This combination produces a system that offers an overall tensile strength of over 250kg (2500N) – nearly double the strength of any other products on the market. Managing Director, Malcolm Duncan says:
“After nearly 15 years of designing and manufacturing the Super Rod system, I am delighted that the Company has once again brought something new to the market and raised the bar for cable routing products. “We have focused a lot of our effort on the
design of the AXM fittings to ensure that installers have the products to enable them to carry out a first class job every time.” The AXM fitting system is used on every single attachment offered by Super Rod ensuring that installers have a range of innovative attachments for their rod sets which work first time – every time.
uwww.super-rod.co.uk
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