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New Fluke Ti400 PRO and Ti300 PRO Infrared Cameras F
luke has introduced upgraded versions of two of its best-selling infrared cameras. The new Fluke Ti400 PRO and Ti300 PRO Infrared Cameras feature a more intuitive
touch screen interface with a higher contrast display and compatibility with optional smart telephoto, wide-angle and macro lenses which can be interchanged without calibration. The cameras provide fast, one-handed operation to perform multiple inspections quickly and accurately – ideal for predictive/preventive maintenance, for industrial, commercial and HVAC electricians, facilities managers and energy auditors. More information about the new thermal cameras and the rest of the Professional Series of IR cameras can be found at
www.fluke.co.uk/ti Both the Fluke Ti400 PRO, with 320 x 240 resolution, and the Ti300 PRO, with 240 x
Network Controls Bluetooth D
ANLERS new range of “Casambi-enabled” occupancy detectors use Bluetooth Low Energy communication to
control lighting without the need for wiring between the controls and the luminaires.
Any number of Casambi-enabled luminaires and controls in a building will automatically form a mesh network, and the Casambi app can be used to quickly and simply set up any required control system.
This has major advantages in cost, ease of installation and flexibility.
Casambi networks are both reliable and secure, and devices can be added or taken away at any time. They can also be integrated with existing DALI or 1-10VDC systems.
Danlers 01249 443377
www.danlers.co.uk
IDEAL Networks helps installers overcome MPTL testing challenges
Networks is helping installers certify cabling that has Modular Plug Terminated Links (MPTL) thanks to a new software update for its LanTEK III cable certifier. The existing IDEAL Networks cat
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6A Channel Adapter for the LanTEK III cable certifier already uses the approved “centred” jack that can be used to measure the performance of RJ45 plugs. Therefore, to equip the tester with the capability to test MPTL, users can simply download a free software upgrade from IDEAL Networks at
www.idealnetworks.net. Once the software is installed, by configuring a LanTEK III with a Channel Adapter on one handset and a cat6A Permanent Link Adapter on another, a proper MPTL certification test can be performed. ‘MPTL’ is a new term that refers
to an Ethernet cable that is terminated with a female socket
(jack) on one side, and a male plug on the other. This practice enables the cable to be plugged directly into a device, thereby connecting it to a network without installing an additional outlet. This proves useful where the location of the device makes installing an outlet challenging, such as devices on ceilings, external walls or in media cabinets.
MPTL installations are not new and have been done for years by security, A/V and Wi-Fi integrators who rarely
certified the cable, as opposed to cabling contractors. There were no standards in place to test this type of installation and installers who tried to create ad-hoc testing configurations often had inconsistent test results.
IDEAL Networks 01925 444446
www.idealnetworks.net
CONNECTINGINDUSTRY.COM/ELECTRICALENGINEERING Let it Flow
offer a comprehensive range of products that offer simple connectivity and control across a broad spectrum of lighting project requirements.
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With the emphasis now on flexibility and ease of installation, many building design projects are focussing on products and services that can adapt to changing legislation, energy efficiency and the ever changing needs of the client.
Scolmore’s Flow Connector range makes the wiring of a lighting circuit easy, using a combination of connectors, hubs and management boxes. The unique design of the Flow Connector products prevents the possibility of incorrect polarity connection, which is a problem with other similar products that are making their way into the market.
Scolmore 01827 63454
www.scolmore.com
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ince it introduced its first Flow Connector in 2007, Scolmore has continually developed the category to
s convergence to digital IP systems continues, IDEAL
180 resolution, feature LaserSharp™ Auto Focus, which, with the touch of a button, uses a built-in laser distance meter to calculate and display the distance to target and snaps the image into focus. An alternative advanced manual focus mode can be used.
Fluke 020 7942 0708
www.fluke.co.uk
New additions to ESP’s HDView Wi-Fi CCTV range H
aving launched its first HDView Wi-Fi two-camera CCTV kit a year ago, ESP added further products to the range in
September 2017, in the form of four-camera kits as well as black bullet camera options. In its latest move to complete the product offer aimed at the domestic market, ESP has expanded the range to include a new 8-channel NVR with four cameras kit, as well as wireless Dome cameras in a choice of black and white. Designed for the domestic market and developed in response
to the increasing demand from customers for Wi-Fi solutions, the new systems have ease of installation and superior quality HD image capture among their key attributes. With the cameras in the kit already pre-paired to the NVR this will further assist with a quick install.
ESP 01527 515150
www.espuk.com
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