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AFDDs launch completes the Elucian by Click consumer unit


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mong the significant changes included in the Amendment 2 to BS 7671:2018 (18th edition of the IET Wiring Regulations) is a new requirement for Arc Fault Detection Devices (AFDDs) in AC final circuits supplying socket-outlets in some types of higher risk residential buildings.


phase AC final circuits supplying socket-outlets with rated current not exceeding 32 A in the following: • • • •


Houses of multiple occupancy (HMO) Purpose-built student accommodation Care homes


HRRBs are assumed to be residential buildings over 18 m in height or in excess of six storeys, whichever is met first. For all other premises, the use of AFDDs conforming to BS EN 62606 is recommended for single phase


AC final circuits supplying socket-outlets not exceeding 32 A. Where used, AFDDs shall be placed at the origin of the circuit to be protected. Amendment 2 was published on 28 March 2022 and comes into full force on 28th September 2022. Scolmore is pleased to announce that it has added a comprehensive range of AFDDs to its Elucian by Click consumer unit and protective devices collection. The new range comprises Type A 1 Pole + Neutral True 6 kA B Curve & C Curve 30 mA Trip AFDDs with integral RCBOs, which are available in 6 A, 10 A, 16 A, 20 A, 32 A & 40 A, complete with 450 mm neutral out tails.


Key features and benefits of the Elucian AFDDs with integral RCBOs are as follows: •


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Arc fault detection – providing a form of protection that pre-existing devices that are mandatory as part of the 18th edition wiring regulations cannot provide.


Fault reporting – reports 5 different types of fault conditions. Each fault condition has its own unique LED flashing sequence pattern that signifies the reason why the AFDD has tripped. Self-Test – inbuilt self-test function to ensure the device is fully operational.


Green LED Indication – for a clear, visual representation of the flashing sequence to determine fault condition.


BS EN 62606 & BS EN 61009-1 Compliant – to cover the general rules and requirements for Arc Fault Detection Devices & Residual current operated circuit-breakers with integral overcurrent protection.


Range Available – 6 A, 10 A, 16 A, 20 A, 32 A & 40 A to completely harmonise with the existing range of Elucian RCBOs.


• B & C Trip Curves Available – to cover both short circuit trip times. •


18 mm Single Width Size – to harmonise with the existing range of Elucian RCBOs and circuit- breakers, only taking up a single din rail space to fit seamlessly into the Elucian range or any existing Elucian installation.


• Neutral Out Tails – 450 mm length supplied as standard. Full details of the Elucian by Click consumer units range can be viewed on the Scolmore website.


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Unicrimp introduces red and white fire-safe metal cable clips


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Fort - the complete smart security range from ESP


eading security solutions supplier, ESP, is enjoying continued success with its Fort smart security range. Fort is a complete range of smart security products, which


includes intruder alarms, video doorbell, video security light, sensors and a selection of 1080p cameras, will all operate under a single APP – the ‘Click Smart+’ APP – which will be completely subscription-free, with no additional fees incurred. By bringing the operation of the new Fort range under the well-established, tried and tested Click Smart+ APP from Scolmore, users will have control of a raft of connected home and security products all from one secure, easy to access platform. The Fort Smart Security range offers accessibility and simplicity for both the installer and end user and


has been designed to bring simple, smart solutions together for a safer and more comfortable home. The range features contemporary styling and has been designed to be simple to install, maintain and use and provide a hassle-free security solution. At the heart of the Fort smart security range is the smart intruder alarm, which will support up to 32 RF


devices and provide remote monitoring and alert notifications directly to the Click Smart+ APP. The smart alarm is available in handy kits or can be purchased as separate devices for a tailor-made system. There are six different kits in the range, with the basic kit containing one each of the following - a smart


hub, PIR, door/window contact and remote control. Other kits offer an additional number of PIRs, door/ window contacts and remote controls, and there are two kits which include Pet PIRs. All devices supplied within the kits are pre-registered, to assist with a straightforward install. The Wi-Fi Smart Alarm Hub includes an inbuilt siren, backup battery with up to eight hours standby


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nicrimp, part of the Scolmore Group of companies, offers an extensive range of cable accessories. The company has just extended its range of 18th edition compliant fire-rated Metal Twin and Earth Cable Clips to include red and white options.


The 18th Edition wiring regulations stipulate that cable support systems must be constructed with


materials that will withstand premature collapse caused by direct exposure to heat. There are no applications excluded – trunking, conduit and cabling fixed to surfaces of the building or attached to cable support systems must all have fire-resistant supports in place. Part of Unicrimp’s Q-Fire range, the fire-rated T&E Cable Clips are manufactured from zinc plated


carbon steel and are available in two sizes – 1-2.5mm and 4-6mm – and in a choice of uncoated or with a grey PPA LSF coating. The LSF coating provides long term protection for metal clips, as well as added protection for the cable during and after installation. They provide installers with an expanded choice of fixing solutions, suitable across a range of applications and environments – helping them to satisfy the latest wiring regulations. For further information contact Unicrimp on 01827 300600: sales@unicrimp.com or visit our website.


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time and GSM backup facility (Sim not included) for additional system security. The Hub is compatible with a range of battery powered RF devices that can be controlled to provide whole home security in and around a property. In addition, the Fort range includes Wi-Fi security devices such as a video doorbell, video security light and a selection of 1080p cameras, all of which are supported on the same APP and do not require any additional subscription fees other than a Wi-Fi connection. Accessories include remote keypad, pet friendly PIR’s, vibration sensor and includes an option of a solar powered or wired external siren for an additional intruder deterrent. The range also includes a Smart Alarm Keypad which provides a central keypad that is usually positioned in entrances and hallways. The keypad requires the Smart alarm Hub and provides users with arm, disarm, home mode and panic functions. The Fort range also offers a range of security devices that does not require a hub. By connecting directly


to Wi-Fi, the various devices add an additional layer of security to your property. The range security devices include a video doorbell to monitor visitors, security flood lights with inbuilt cameras to deter intruders at night and a range of simple to use cameras for a range of applications, such as monitoring loved ones and pets or simply to provide reassurance whilst monitoring your property. ESP has produced an A4 brochure showcasing the whole range which can be downloaded at our website. A video can be viewed at https://youtu.be/3vy3N1unvHI.


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Regulation 421.1.7 now requires that AFDDs conforming to BS EN 62606 shall be provided for single Higher Risk Residential Buildings (HRRB)


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Versatile: 7 facts about solder fittings


n many areas, installers today rely on press connections, which can be made quickly and reliably. However, solder fittings are still used time and again and, in some areas such as food, medical gases or high-pressure applications, are the superior technology. By soldering the solder fitting to the pipe


using heat or a soldering agent, a pipeline becomes permanently tight. As a specialist in piping systems, SANHA offers not just one but several series of copper solder fittings. Series 4000 and 5000 for hard and soft soldering can be used for a multitude of purposes. From drinking


water to gas installations, from cooling water to solar systems, both series offer plumbers a wide range of options. With RefHP® – yes, this stands for “refrigeration, high pressure”, Captain Obvious! -, the manufacturer


is one of the select few companies to provide solder fittings for transcritical systems such as cooling and refrigeration in supermarkets, groceries or server rooms. RefHP® fittngs are suited for all copper pipes currently available and can be used for operating pressures of up to 130 bar. The piping system was introduced to provide an economic, fast and reliable alternative to welded


steel piping, especially where traditional harmful refrigerantes were and are phased out in favour of CO2, subsequently requiring the piping system to withstand higher pressure. Find out more about solder fittings in general and how we can help:


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