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New tech, new opportunities W


elcome to the April issue of Electrical Wholesaler! This month’s issue takes a look at a number of rapidly growing market sectors, and how wholesalers can stay ahead of demand and maximise profi ts.


The rapid growth of the EV chargers market means that stakeholders are still navigating the best ways to provide value and quality to customers. As the market enters a more commercially mature phase, Fraser Koefman, commercial director at VCHRGD, asks whether we are likely to see the end of the monthly socket fee – and shares his thoughts on the changes we are likely to see as EV adoption broadens across SME workplaces and mixed-use residential sites. Vent-Axia’s Ashley Smith, meanwhile, explains how wholesalers can tap into the growing market for decentralised mechanical ventilation (dMEV) – a fast-growing technology that off ers strong margins and increasing customer demand.


NEWS 4, 6, 11-18,PRODUCT NEWS


29 6


The latest new releases INDUSTRY NEWS


Market and industry update 13, 28, 29 INSTALLATION NEWS Completed projects by leading suppliers


REGULARS 21, 27


35 36 EIC UPDATE


The latest from the industry’s charity PRODUCT FINDER


Your guide to the latest releases BUYERS GUIDE


The who’s who of the electrical industry


FEATURES 19


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Electrical Wholesaler is proud to support the Electrical Industries Charity


APRIL 2026 VOLUME 66 NUMBER 04 22 24


VENTILATION The dMEV boom


LIGHTING


Multi-option lighting products EV CHARGING


EV chargers and CPMS


WHOLESALER GUIDE WEEE Compliance


24 22


On page 24, meanwhile, Lyndsey Tweddle of leading WEEE compliance scheme Recolight shares her insights on the vital role of wholesalers in electrical waste management, providing a crucial link between contractors, end users and compliant recycling routes. “By embracing your role within the circular economy and positioning your branch as an accessible, compliant recycling hub, you help safeguard the environment, support contractors and reinforce your reputation as an industry leader committed to best practice,” she advises. Plus, as always, we share our usual news, views, products and installations from market-leading businesses across the sector. Enjoy the issue!


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