• • • ADVERTORIALS • • • Selwyn Electronics
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s a specialist supplier of connectors and cable assemblies for over 30 years, and with particular emphasis on engineering support, Selwyn
Electronics has always kept up to date with market trends and new technologies, to ensure that their range of products evolves with these changes. Below are just a part of the extensive range that they can offer.
Waterproof Connectors • IP65 to IP69 rated • Plastic and metal • Circular, USB, RJ45 • 2-50 Amp rated • Moulded assemblies
Circular connectors • Plastic or metal housings • Vibration resistant • IP50 and IP68 • Cable assembly service • Various polarising options
Cable Assemblies • 2 factories, UK and Far East • Both facilities ISO9001 approved • 100% electronically tested • Test certificates on request • Complete cable solutions
BGA Sockets and Adaptors • Various locking systems • 0.5-1.5mm pitch • Custom footprints • Compression contacts • Socket/adaptor systems
Selwyn Electronics •
http://www.selwyn.co.uk/
New DANLERS Smart ISI range D
ANLERS have further added to their increasing range of products with a new range of energy-saving Smart PIR occupancy switches, ideal for controlling loads such as lighting. The products can be commissioned and adjusted by the free-to-download, easy-to-use DANLERS app for both iOS and Android. This is ideal when commissioning multiple lighting controls on a site or for commissioning at a distance or at a height, for example, in a factory environment. The range includes flush-mounted and surface-mounted
PIRs for regular height ceilings, such as in offices and rest rooms. There are also high bay PIRs for warehouses, factories and other environments with high ceilings/roofs. DANLERS design and manufacture their products in the UK and offer a wide range of controls, used in lighting and many other applications.
DANLERS Limited u 01249 443377 u
sales@danlers.co.uk u
www.danlers.co.uk
A design guide for the future… A guide to more sustainable, efficient, resilient, and adaptable facilities
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ome of the most popular shows on television these days are around home improvement. But
before any attempt to build or rebuild takes place you need the right tools and a blueprint. The same is true in data centres. Whether starting
from scratch or upgrading and retrofitting, proper planning and design will safeguard speed, efficiency, flexibility and scale in your new data centre.
Our practical guide to Data Centre planning and design has everything you need-from methodologies to at-a-glance calculators. Now is the time to tap into our design guide and ensure your data centre is ready for what’s next.
Read the guide -
https://go.schneider-electric.com/EMEA_ITB_UK_201804_DataCentrePlanningDesignGuide_Landing-Page. html?source=Advertising
Schneider Electric
Marshall-Tufflex helps to keep stansted tunnel’s lighting upgrade project on track
and meet the tight deadlines J Murphy & Sons has to complete the work. Marshall-Tufflex supplied GRP cable management products that met the specific requirements and the tight installation deadlines. The company’s GRP cable trays are lightweight, long lasting and provide high levels of fire and corrosion resistance, making them ideal for challenging rail environments. Furthermore, Marshall-Tufflex is registered with the RISQS Railway Industry Supplier Qualification scheme. The project is due for completion in January 2023, by which time J
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he Royal Borough of Greenwich has committed to the arts with a multi-million-pound investment to transform five historic military buildings into a new cultural destination in London – Woolwich
Works. Zumtobel, and its sister brand Thorn, both lighting brands of the Zumtobel Group, have provided a complete lighting solution. Tony Smith, Key Account Manager at Zumtobel Group, comments, “Buro Happold, chose us to be their lighting
partner on the project as they wanted someone with a broad product range and a company they knew they could work closely with to meet the challenge. It was a complex job due to the complexity of the building. We had a close working relationship with MJL, which helped us overcome each challenge. Our broad product range helped us find the right fittings for each location and provide the correct controls strategy and central battery for the project.”
Please visit the website for information
Zumtobel • 0191 365 2222 •
info.uk@
zumtobelgroup.com •
https://z.lighting/en/zumtobel/inspirations/woolwich-works/
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Murphy and Sons will have installed 1,800m of Marshall-Tufflex’s GRP cable management system to house the cabling for a new handrail with integral lighting, all during limited weekend possessions.
Marshall-Tufflex •
www.marshall-tufflex.com
hen the lighting and power supply within the Stansted Tunnel needed upgrading, Marshall-Tufflex was the only company able to supply Network Rail’s specified Class 1 GRP cable tray system
Unicrimp adds new category to cable accessories range
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nicrimp, part of Scolmore Group, continues to expand its cable accessories range and has introduced a brand new category of products to
its portfolio. Marketed under the new Q-NECT brand, the range comprises lever connectors and connection boxes. Q-Nect brings together a selection of products that work in conjunction with each other to provide installers with strong, quick and reliable solutions that will offer them versatility when carrying out their everyday tasks.
A total of ten products make up the full Q-NECT
range, which comprises: - 2, 3 and 5 way lever connectors - IP66 weatherproof junction box - 2 and 3 way IP connection boxes - 5 pole, 3 way IP68 ‘T’ and 2 way inline connectors.
A comprehensive brochure providing in depth details of each product in the Q-NECT range can be downloaded from the Unicrimp website – www.unicrimp. comp - as well as from the Scolmore Group app.
Unicrimp •
www.unicrimp.com
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