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Martindale Electric keeps your team safe with free training resources


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CamdenBoss moves ahead with significant merger / re-branding


core enclosure offering for electrical engineering design and purchasing professionals.


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Running alongside the company’s existing strong ‘off the shelf’ solutions, the company believes it has a wider range of enclosures than any other single source.


Customers can specify materials, IP ratings and enclosure formats to suit their application, market and compliance criteria.


With the launch of their new ‘01’ catalogue this signifies a new start or ‘re-set’ of their business aims. As well as the existing core range of e-mech products they will also be rolling a progressive ‘new product introduction’ to further address market needs. They continue to add to their comprehensive range of terminal blocks to ensure they fulfil PCB, screwless and pluggable requirements.


CamdenBoss Ltd u 01638 716101 u www.camdenboss.com


TE Connectivity


HBM LEADS THE WAY IN HARTPURY COLLEGE RESEARCH PROJECT


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hen Hartpury College and University Centre recently undertook a study to investigate canine gait analysis


and force exerted on a lead in a collar and harness, HBM – a market leader in the field of test and measurement - was on hand to supply the necessary electronic strain gauges and software. The restraints, as required by law, provide the dog with the ability to move freely without pain whilst giving the handler control over it. However, it does not account for any unseen or unaccounted for force that the animal might be facing. The compact and cost-effective U9C series reliably measures tensile and compressive force where space is a constraint. Enabling dynamic and static measurement tasks to be solved, its high fundamental frequency also makes it suitable for very fast measurements. Manufactured in stainless steel and featuring a welded design, the U9C is a robust sensor for challenging applications.


HBM u 01525 304980


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u www.hbm.com


aving recently merged with the i4innovation group, CamdenBoss have taken the ‘Smartboxx’ brand into its


hether it’s implementing safe isolation for the first time or keeping up to date with the latest compliance issues around electrical safety,


Martindale Electric has put together everything you need to get started. The valuable free training resources are based on a wealth of experience in keeping maintenance teams safe when working on or near to electrical plant and equipment. With approximately 1,000 serious accidents in the workplace each year and 16% of all fatalities linked to electricity, it’s essential to avoid risks from electrical hazards and always ensure compliance with Electricity at Work Regulations. Available at a special price to attendees of toolbox talks and those registered for Martindale training resources, the one day Safe Isolation courses from NAPIT are available at several locations around the UK and include a range of theory subjects and practical’s.


Martindale Electric u 01923 441 717 u www.martindale-electric.co.uk


TE Connectivity provides an extensive range of vibration- proof terminal block technologies for transportation


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E Connectivity (TE), a world leader in connectivity and sensors, now offers an extensive range of connection technologies for


transportation following the acquisition of ABB’s ENTRELEC terminal block business. From the supply and distribution of power to the connection and protection of signals, the ENTRELEC terminal blocks can meet all the harsh railway and marine requirements, such as vibration and shock (IEC61373), temperature variations and corrosive atmospheres (IEC60068), smoke toxicity (EN45545, HL3-R22, NFPA130) and marine-related certifications (BV Marine, DNV, RINA, RMRS). The SNK PI-Spring product line is the last generation of push- in/spring terminal blocks which can be both installed on trains and


boats. It is also suitable for offshore oil and gas infrastructures, as it is certified IEC Ex, ATEX, UL hazardous locations (hazloc), EAC Ex and BR‑Ex.


u +41 (0) 52 633 66 77 u www.te.com


Emparro ACCUcontrol –


F series junction boxes are flame retardant and self-extinguishing polycarbonate, available in eight sizes, black or grey, with


knockouts or smooth walls. The strength of their sleek design compares impressively with other square and rectangular junction boxes. The quarter turn fixing screws sit flush in the lid ensuring the styling is not compromised and enabling easy assembly. These cases are not out of place when aesthetics plus a UL94 V-0


rating are important, but they are ideally suited to harsh environments. The IP66/IP67 and IK09 rating are perfect for offshore applications. The clever design does not stop on the outside either! KF terminal


blocks and mounts simply clip into the enclosure, and the larger knockout versions have variable size pre-installed perforations meaning each knockout can be used for a different sized cable gland. Call now to find out more or click the ‘online chat’ icon on our website.


Evatron 50 u 01908 325100 NOVEMBER 2018 | ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING u www.evatron.com


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ew things are as irritating (or expensive) as unplanned downtimes of plants and machines. The Murrelektronik


UPS-module Emparro ACCUcontrol extends the powerful Emparro power supply system and keeps machines running by switching smoothly to battery operation in the event of a mains power failure. The investment in a UPS system frequently pays for itself the first time downtime is avoided.


External lead batteries with a capacity of up to 40 Ah are connected to the UPS module to ensure prolonged outages. Upon the application, a 20 A or a 40 A variant can be chosen. The module can be installed without tools, and the 20 A variant takes up an extremely small amount of space in the cabinet with a width of only 65 millimeters.


Murrelektronik UK u 0161 728 3133 u www.murrelektronik.co.uk


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