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Legrand’s premium Bticino 2 wire entrance panel L


egrand Bticino 2 wire entrance panel enables installers and specifiers to bring features more


commonly found in IP products to buildings equipped with 2-wire cabling. The Linea 5000 entrance panel features a 7” touch screen


display, a high quality, wide angle camera and a modern and intuitive graphic interface. The range is available in five contemporary 60% recycled aluminium finishes, which can be customised with company logos or building numbers. The digital display allows users to add logos and addresses


as well as messages for visitors and couriers using the Home + Security app. Designed to offer installers and specifiers maximum


flexibility, Linea 5000 is suitable for residential and commercial spaces, including apartment blocks and complexes. The device also offers several building entry features more commonly seen in IP-based devices, including timed entry and mobile device entry options. https://www.legrand.co.uk/en/catalog/linea-5000- modular-entrance-panels


DoorBird announces integration Telecor’s eSeries platform D


oorBird has announced a new integration with Telecor’s eSeries Public


Address and Intercom Solution. This collaboration brings together DoorBird’s advanced IP video technology with Telecor’s robust communication platform, delivering a unified solution for smarter, more secure facility access and communication. DoorBird’s high-definition IP video door stations feature real-time video and audio communication, remote access control, and


seamless integration capabilities. Telecor’s eSeries is a next-generation, Ethernet-based communication system. Through this integration, when a visitor


presses the call button on a DoorBird device, an alert is instantly triggered on the Telecor eSeries Visual Console. Staff can view a live video feed, communicate directly, and initiate predefined actions such as unlocking doors—all from a single, unified interface. www.doorbird.com


Axent wiring accessory range coming soon E


xclusive to the Axiom Brand from CED Electrical Group is the new Axent range


of decorative wiring accessories, available to the electrical wholesale trade in the first quarter of 2026.


Ultra-flat and ultra-matt, the comprehensive


Axent range of switches and sockets redefines minimalism through precision engineering and flawless craftmanship - making it easier and faster to install. The range is meticulously conceived to adorn the most sophisticated interiors and will


be available in two versions – a Screwless option with soft curved corners and flush insets plus a Screw down option with more defined corners for a more contemporary look. Available finishes for the Axent range include matt black, matt white, satin chrome and antique brass – the four most popular decorative options in the market today. Complies with all relevant UKCA, BS, BSEN standards and CE approvals. 0208 503 8500 www.cedelectrical.co.uk


Smart lighting that’s simple to install and smart on energy


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K smart energy company Tewke is making smart simple with the launch


of Tap, a new smart light switch. Tap not only delivers the perfect mood for their homes at a fraction of the cost of traditional smart systems but also helps consumers to significantly reduce their energy bills. Tap delivers ‘one tap’ mood lighting for every occasion, letting customers personalise their space with multiple attractive lighting states


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throughout their home, either on-screen or remotely via the intuitive app. Tap displays real-time energy pricing, which, in conjunction with a variable energy tariff, can help households to manage their energy use more efficiently. Tap has been highly engineered for quick installation with minimal effort and with no disruption to customers. www.tewke.com


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