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Power Supplies Sponsor


Don’t blow a fuse


From home office, to large office, leading power module and cable supplier, Accessory Bits Ltd, has


the answer... Formed in 2003, Accessory Bits Ltd (ABL) has fast been recognised as a reliable and competitive supplier of a wide range of power modules and cables. Our thorough understanding of this complex and demanding market sector sets us apart from our competitors.


Our unique position within the market allows us to respond effectively to customer demands and utilise our flexibility to great effect – we care greatly about our customers and will do everything possible to meet their requirements. Ian Lawry, Director of ABL explains: “I have been in this industry for about 15 years and I have always listened to my customers. Regrettably, I cannot say the same for many of the companies that I have worked for. Since starting ABL I have listened and tried to put in to practice as many of our customers’ suggestions as possible.”


Quality All power modules and cables


are manufactured to BS 5733 and certified, this enables the requirements of BS 6396 to be met when installed and tested correctly. We also utilise ISO 9000 approved factories so ensuring a consistent level of quality. In addition we are now ISO 14000 and ISO 18000 certified.


Service Our warehouse in Wellingborough,


Northamptonshire, is centrally positioned and geared to provide an excellent service that is backed by an award winning carrier service. Flexibility and desire are key words to our approach to service, we maintain a high level of flexibility and a keen desire to provide customers with the service that they deserve. Our success is built on service; we hold large stocks to provide the most efficient service possible.


Innovation From simple things like individually


bagging leads to simplify and reduce costs for installation, to introducing FCS (Flexible Cabling System), which improves service, simplifies installation and creates a far more flexible product for the end user, through to recent innovations such as Konsort 2 and Konnective 2 power modules, where each and every socket now includes a spare fuse. A small matter that saves so much time and aggravation for the end user.


Ranges The ABL range is both relevant


and diverse, indeed it is you, our customer that drives this aspect of our company. Please feel free to get in touch to discuss any items that you wish to see in the range.


Staff Our staff are selected for both their


experience of our markets and customers and their professional, caring attitude. We work hard


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throughout the process, from specification to supply to ensure that our customers receive the right product for the job.


Environment ABL are aware of our obligations


to our customers to provide the complete solution - including the environmental impact that our products make. We are proud to announce that the company has been registered with the Environment Agency under the new W.E.E.E (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment) regulations under registration No WEE/JD0067TX. This means that we fully comply with this latest development in caring for the environment and ensures that we are able to support our customers all the way to the end of the products life.


www.accessorybits.co.uk


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