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5 Centrica supports army with first solar farm


April 2021


6 Knightbridge commits to green packaging


7 Autonomous snow removal tested at Norwegian airports


FEATURES


DATA CENTRE MANAGEMENT


LIGHTING & CONTROLS


SMART BUILDINGS & IOT


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MAY FEATURES Enclosures


Electrical Equipment Panel Building


Safety in Engineering


Surge & Circuit Protection Test & Measurement


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23 SUPPLEMENT: CABLES & CONNECTORS


Hazardous Area Equipment


40 Autonomous motherships and robot repair teams


42 WEG explains new ecodesign standard


43 EMC considerations for EV charging points


ith a range of potential applications, super-fast 5G networks promise to transform all our lives. However, as


5G device electronics become smaller and more intricate – accurate inspection has become challenging. In this month’s cover story, discover how Olympus DSX1000 microscopes address this challenge, and provide guaranteed measurement accuracy for 5G device electronics.


Find out more on page 8...


HAZARDOUS AREA EQUIPMENT


Data Centre Management 11 Why lithium ion batteries are best for data centres


12 The 2030 sustainable data centre


14 Data centre containment system engineered for quick deployment


Lighting & Controls


17 Developing lighting controllers


18 Lighting for offshore wind farms 21 Why so blue?


18 Smart Buildings & IoT


31 Intelligent building automation with IoT: The benefits


32 Green buildings get a boost


34 Reopening retail safely with smart technology


Electrical Design Software 36 An engineer’s guide to transformers


Industry Comment


39 Why more women are choosing STEM careers


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