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• • • ADVERTORIALS • • •


CamdenBoss’ new Room Sensor


Enclosures aid in the emergence of new electronics systems


T


his year we have unprecedented circumstances that have not only changed the electronics world, but


presented new issues. With these new issues comes new opportunities and design solutions. Enclosures such as the CamdenBoss Room Sensor Enclosures are helping with these new trends, offering a universal, compact solution with ideal features for sensor applications. These enclosures can be used for a wide variety of electronic devices such as air quality, movement (door entry and exit), heat and even to measure distance between two people. Additional sizes have been added to the Room Sensor Enclosure range and are available in external dimensions: 74x74x25.5mm (Size 2) and 51x51x25.5mm (Size 3). These sit alongside the existing 86x86x25.5mm (Size 1). All the sizes are available as a vented or solid option and offered in three standard colours: white, black or grey.


CamdenBoss • 01638 716101


www.camdenboss.com


New icotek KEL-DP time and cost saving alternative to traditional cable glands now available from Foremost Electronics


electromechanical components, announces new additions to icotek’s market leading range of cable entry plates, the KEL-DP 25 version A and KEL-DP 32 version A and B. KEL-DP products offer high cable density and are a simple to use cost saving alternative to traditional cable glands. The KEL-DP is a hygienic design, free of dirt-collecting recesses and provides environmental protection IP65 / UL type 12. The new products fit standard metric M25 and


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M32 cut-outs and, depending on the model up to 13 different cables can be inserted through a single gland. The KEL-DP range can accommodate cable diameters from 5.2 to 8mm and are suitable for mounting in enclosure wall thicknesses from 1.5 - 4mm Cable access is quick and simple; the membrane only


needs to be gently pierced for the cable can be passed through and the KEL-DP provides very good strain relief on the cable bundle. If a cable is removed and the puncture in the membrane is no longer required, it can be safely closed with an icotek ST-B plug. KEL-DP entry plates are designed for routing cables without connectors and are snap-in mounted


oremost Electronics, the engineering-led Essex based importer and specialist distributor of


into the panel cut-out without requiring any tools. Integrated spring bars centre the position of the KEL-DP in the cut-out. The KEL-DP 25 is available in version A (for sheet thicknesses from 1.5 to 2.5 mm) and the KEL-DP 32 has two options; version A (for sheet thicknesses 1.5-2.5mm) and version B (for sheet thicknesses 2.8- 4.0mm). All versions have a height of 5mm. Other icotek EMC shielding products available from


Foremost include shield clamps, cable glands, strain relief plates and cable entry systems including the EMC-KVT-DS, the world’s first split EMC cable gland for preassembled cables which also provides IP54 protection for use in extreme outdoor conditions. Emma Kempster, Key Account Manager, of


Foremost Electronics, comments;” The new icotek KEL-DP 25 cable glands offer fast, flexible and convenient waterproof cable access to panels and enclosures for a wide range of industrial applications.”


Foremost Electronics • 01371 811171 • sales@4most.co.ukwww.4most.co.uk


Underfloor heating and smart control questions answered


working spaces and home offices. It goes on to outline the growth of smart controls within the heating and energy markets and offers practical advice for developers and contractors looking to implement smart control and underfloor heating technology into their projects. “We are moving towards a smart future and the role


of technology in our everyday lives is increasing exponentially,” says Franz Huelle, Head of Technical at REHAU Building Solutions. “With guides such as Warming The Next Generation, we aim to raise awareness of this ongoing trend, the factors behind it, and what it means for building professionals. Equipped with clear, concise information about the future of UFH and smart controls, contractors and developers can ensure they are best placed to react to this growing demand for greater levels of modular control within residential and commercial buildings.” Referencing the introduction of 5G and the ever-


growing smart technology market, the guide goes on to highlight the importance of keeping abreast of the latest smart innovations as the construction sector moves toward a connected future. Using REHAU’s own NEA Smart 2.0 UFH smart control as an example, it explores how internet connectivity, machine learning and geofencing technology can optimise space heating, simplify installation and maintenance, and give any building heating system flexibility and adaptability long into the future. Franz continues: “Alongside government bodies and


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ontractors must be prepared for the growing popularity of smart control technology in residential


and commercial building heating systems, according to Warming The Next Generation, a new downloadable guide from polymer specialists REHAU. With space heating methods continuing to change and develop as efficiency and sustainability becomes an


increasing priority, REHAU’s new guide focuses on smart controls and their role in this shifting landscape. Specifically, it explores the use of underfloor heating (UFH), and its flexibility in commercial and residential properties when combined with such smart technology. The guide explores trends in modern space heating requirements in multiple environments, including co-


66 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING • JULY/AUGUST 2020


contractors, suppliers have a major role to play in ensuring the country’s building stock is sustainable and efficient, and this guide is part of our commitment to achieving this. We want to show construction professionals that, regardless of their project’s size or complexity, expert advice and comprehensive, flexible solutions that improve overall sustainability are available.”


REHAU • www.rehau.uk/smartguide


electricalengineeringmagazine.co.uk


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