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New 115A PCB terminal blocks from Hylec
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or consumer, processing and industrial OEM applications, Hylec has added new 115A PCB terminal
blocks to its already extensive range. Enabling secure transmission of signals, data and power to PCBs and featuring a space-saving connection method, Hylec’s range includes rising clamp PCB terminal blocks in single, double and triple-decker styles which save valuable board space. The new PCB terminal blocks include models suitable for high-power applications. Colours include green, black, grey and orange (depending on model). Hylec also manufacture PCB fuse holders and covers
which are available in green and black, on industry- standard 22.6mm pitch. Compact and UL- and VDE- approved, they are superior in quality to most similar devices on the market and available at a competitive price point.
Hylec 01933 234400
www.hylec-apl.com
Carbon Monoxide (CO) detection, has launched the new 3000 Series. This technologically advanced series detects both Fire and CO and includes, for the very first time, a Multi-Sensor Heat & CO Alarm, providing whole property coverage from one Series. Unique to the 3000 Series, the Ei3028 Multi-Sensor Heat & CO Alarm has been much anticipated as a convenient, cost-effective, efficient solution to protecting residents from both Fire and CO. With high heat sources from cooking appliances posing a potential fire hazard and gas fuelled appliances representing a potential source of CO, combining Heat and CO detection in one alarm is a sensible approach, welcomed by landlords, contractors and residents alike. All alarms in the 3000 Series are backwards compatible with existing Aico products, including the ground-breaking Ei450 Alarm Controller and Ei414 Fire/CO Alarm Interface.
New Aico 3000 Series Fire & CO Alarms For Full Circle A
ico, the UK’s market leader in domestic mains powered Fire and
Aico 01691 664 100
www.aico.co.uk
ESP introduces new door station with proximity reader
10,000 users. Designed for easy installation in multiple apartments, the Aperta
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calling, proximity and code unlocking. ESP
Multiway Video Door Station is an IP55 rated metal multiway outdoor station complete with the colour video camera and built in keypad for apartment calling, code unlocking and proximity reading. Proximity entry is
becoming increasingly popular and is invaluable for managing sites in a quick and efficient way, and an alternative to the issue of lock release codes, which can be easily forgotten or passed on. The Aperta door entry system supports up to 32 apartments in one system, requiring only 2 wires throughout, with all outdoor stations and monitors powered by a single power supply.
01527 515150
World’s Smallest Handheld Tester from Anritsu Offers Support for the Installation and Measurement of 5G Mobile Networks
Anritsu Corporation, a global provider of innovative test and measurement solutions for advanced and converged networks, are pleased to announce that the latest firmware release for the Network Master Pro MT1000A now make it the world’s smallest-in-class handheld tester supporting 100 Gbps with eCPRI/RoE and high-accuracy delay measurement functions. The upgraded MT1000A with strengthened functions for 5G mobile networks will support the measurement needs of mobile
operators and network installation companies, and help with the early and easy deployment of high-speed networks.
5G communications networks supporting various advanced requirements, such as ultra-fast speeds, very high reliability and low latency as well as multiple simultaneous connections, are now being investigated. As a result of this, not only are new wireless technologies such as beamforming and mmWave being adopted, but there are also new wired network architectures being deployed. For example, the CPRI base station interface deployed since the 3G era is being extended to Ethernet-based eCPRI/RoE. However, since Ethernet is a best-effort technology, network latency times demand very strict management, while 5G requires many more base stations because it uses high frequency radio bands such as mmWave that do not propagate over long distances and each base station is synchronized using PTP technology.
The newly announced MT1000A eCPRI/RoE and high-accuracy delay measurement functions are critical technologies for measuring throughput and latency and performing high-accuracy time synchronization tests during the Installation and Maintenance (I&M) of 5G mobile networks carrying eCPRI/RoE traffic.
Anritsu 44 MAY 2018 | ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING +33 1 60 92 15 50
www.anritsu.com
Scolmore launches dual mode LED dimmer
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he problems of flickering and poor dimming range are well-documented issues for installers when it comes to LED dimmers. Now Scolmore has come up with an intelligent dimmer module that not only eliminates flickering, but is much easier to control than regular dimmers, and is essentially two dimmers in one – offering the installer maximum compatibility.
With a choice of dimming modes – leading or trailing edge – installers can choose the mode that works most effectively with the LED lights they are using. The electronics inside some LED lamps have better compatibility with trailing edge and some are better in leading edge.
Flicker at the bottom end of the dimming range is quite common when dimming LEDs. By incorporating a minimum brightness setting, the new Dual Mode Dimmer Module allows the minimum brightness to be adjusted.
Scolmore 01827 63454
www.scolmore.com
CONNECTINGINDUSTRY.COM/ELECTRICALENGINEERING The built-in keypad allows for apartment
www.espuk.com
SP has introduced a new version of its Aperta Multiway Video Door Station, with the new model now boasting proximity fob entry for up to
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