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Scolmore launches the most comprehensive wiring accessories


announces the launch of a brand new collection of premium wiring accessories – Deco Plus - designed to bring even greater choice and flexibility to the market. Totalling more than 800 products, and the result


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of 18 months of development, Deco Plus is a comprehensive range of premium decorative metal wiring accessories that builds on the huge success of the classic Deco range - first launched in 2003 - and introduces smooth, contemporary curves that will have wide-ranging appeal with contractors, specifiers and end users alike. As with all Scolmore products, the Deco Plus


range has been rigorously tested and accredited to the relevant standards and comes with the additional reassurance of a 10 year warranty. Each product is supplied individually packaged in its own distinctive printed box with full fitting instructions.


Scolmore u 01827 63454 uwww.scolmore.com


n what it is describing as the company’s most significant investment in recent years, Scolmore


gathering capabilities. They enable a broad category of maintenance professionals to confidently gather energy data, while the accompanying new Fluke Energy Analyze software enables users to compare multiple data points over time to build a complete picture of energy usage, which is the first step to reducing the cost of energy bills. The Fluke 1734 is a member of the Fluke Connect family, enabling the user to access and share data remotely with a team via the Fluke Connect® app. Even well-run facilities can experience energy waste, most commonly


through equipment and system inefficiencies or by operating at expensive times of the day.


Fluke u 020 7942 0708 u www.fluke.co.uk


New Wtx120 Makes The Most Out Of Your Measurement Chain


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ighly versatile in form and function, the new WTX120 weighing terminal from HBM – market leader in the field of test and measurement – is


designed for uncomplicated integration into industrial and rail mounted weighing applications. Suitable for use in filling, dosing and sorting plants and machines, for example in the food production, pharmaceutical and process industries, the new high performance terminal is based on the very latest HBM strain gauge technology and is approved for legal-for-trade applications. Offering real-time communications via industrial Ethernet and Fieldbus interfaces, the WTX120 from HBM can be easily integrated into standard industrial control systems and is compatible with PanelX software.


Featuring a large easy to read back-lit display and push buttons, display and text navigation, the robust WTX120 allows for effortless on-site operation and comes complete and ready to use in stainless steel housing, designed for optimal ease of maintenance.


HBM u 0208 515 6000


Smart products and services headline in ABB’s biggest ever UK product guide


the Internet of Things (IoT) headline in ABB’s 2017 catalogue. These include the world’s first affordable sensor for tracking the performance of low voltage (LV) motors. The ABB smart sensor for LV motors is simply attached, without wiring, to the frame and monitors key parameters such as temperature and vibration. The data is drawn into a central cloud-based dashboard to provide maintenance crews with a real-time view of key performance indicators, showing which motors need servicing and when. Advanced apps for VSDs that provide access to cloud-based services and information throughout the product’s life cycle are also featured. The Drivetune app enables service engineers to commission and tune the performance of VSDs via wireless Bluetooth connection.


S ABB u 07000 374837 u www.abb.co.uk


Hbm Webinar Sheds Light On Fiber Bragg Grating Technology


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s the use of optical sensors based on Fiber Bragg Grating (FBG) technology becomes more and more widespread,


both in long term complex monitoring systems and simple short term structural testing, HBM offers some valuable information and advice in its latest webinar, which takes place on 27th April 2017. Traditionally associated with complex handling and fragility, ‘Field installations of optical structural health monitoring systems: Lessons learned over a decade’ dispels this myth and shares the dos and don’ts involved in installing systems based on FBG technology. Used to determine strain, temperature, acceleration, displacement and tilt in components, structures and in environments where conventional technologies have reached their limits, FBG technology opens the door to a range of possibilities. Please reserve your spot by booking at www.hbm.com/en/3157/webinars


HBM 46 MARCH 2017 | ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING u 0208 515 6000 u www.hbm.com


mart sensors, apps and services that enable users of motors, variable speed drives (VSDs) and controls to tap into the opportunities offered by


FREE CPD-accredited webinars


these is titled ‘Detecting Electrical Energy Loss Using Thermal Imaging’ and is suitable for Electricians, Electrical Contractors, Electrical Engineers, Plant Maintenance Facility Managers, and Energy Managers. Other topics covered by the CPD-certified webinar series include power quality and energy saving which are also aimed at personnel including Electrical Engineers, Plant Maintenance Facility Managers, and Energy Managers. The repeated schedule of dates and the means to apply can be found at: www.flukeacademy.shuttlepod.org/UK-Seminars


T The ‘Detecting Electrical Energy Loss Using Thermal


Imaging’ webinars focus on the use of thermal imagers to detect electrical energy loss. The content covers fault finding in electrical equipment such as cables, connections, fuses, breakers, transformers, motors, etc., which can be associated with abnormal electrical energy losses.


Fluke u 020 7942 0708 u www.fluke.co.uk


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hroughout 2107, Fluke is running a series of free, scheduled, CPD-accredited webinars. The first of


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New Fluke Three-Phase Electrical Energy Loggers F


luke has introduced the Fluke 1732 and 1734 Three-Phase Energy Loggers, intuitive, easy-to-use tools with professional-level energy data

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