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100 years of making power smile
WISKA turns 100 this year and to celebrate will be highlighting the ‘CENTENARY RANGE’: an iconic range of products that reflect the company’s innovative products. The company’s policy is only to design products that will give an advantage over existing ones or
create a solution. The ‘CENTENARY RANGE’ highlights this strategy over the years: SPRINT – a fully integrated cable gland system requiring less stock.
COMBI – generally accepted as the best junction box range available.
VentGLAND – solves condensation issues whilst combining cable entry.
CLIXX/TKS – 2 component IP67 entry gland with strain relief. Suitable for flat and standard cables. QUIXX – 2 component self sealing entry system. With over 100 years of experience, innovation and
service, WISKA are your cable management experts, continually developing and improving products and systems for the electrical industry. WISKA, 100 years of making power smile
2019 marks the 25th Anniversary of the newly named CED Electrical Group and is to be a year of major developments, not least being in brand rationalisation and new products. So, February sees Axiom take over all CEDs industrial products, including Site Electrics, where major new products include LED tripods and portable site lights – designed with the technical expertise gained from the company’s success with Meridian Lighting. The complete site electrics range comprises
portable transformers, extension reels and outlet units, industrial plugs and sockets, plus an array of further site lighting products – including worklights, task and inspection lights, LED uplights and festoon sets. All products meet relevant BS EN standards,
have necessary IP ratings, are CE marked and, for lighting, are RoHS compliant. Designed to provide the widest possible versatility, this robust and durable range offers high quality standards and excellent value for money.
ucedelectrical.co.uk uwiska.co.uk New LED Battens from
GreenBrook – Delta Range GreenBrook Electrical has launched a stylish new range of IP20 LED Battens, the Delta Range. These LED battens offer an instant start using LED chips with high luminous efficiency. Available now, this
compact design has a steel body construction with an opal polycarbonate diffuser. Its operating temperature is from -15°C to +50°C making them suitable for domestic and most commercial premises. The battens conform to BS EN 60598. Contact GreenBrook for
more details of this exciting new range.
ugreenbrook.co.uk Klein Tools launches first USB tester range
Klein Tools has launched a new range of USB meters and testers, providing installers with the professional tools they need to effectively monitor and test the performance of USB charging ports. The range is thought to be the first branded equipment of its kind available in the UK and it meets growing demand for test and measuring equipment for USB sockets which are increasingly fitted in a variety of locations from homes and cafes to hotels and student accommodation. The Klein Tools USB test range includes three variations – the ET900, ET910 and the ET920. The compact ET900 measures USB-A power delivery devices, the ET910 tests and measures USB-A ports and their maximum current output, and the ET920 measures both USB-A and USB- C connectors. Using the test meters is very intuitive, and installers can simply plug and play. Just insert the cables into the USB port to be tested and the unit will continuously
ET900 ET910
monitor up to 1,000 hours of voltage (3-20V DC), current (0.5-3A), capacity/charge delivered, energy and resistance (calculated). Like all Klein Tools, the testers are designed with the end user in mind – they
are light and compact, making them easy to use and a small addition to any tool bag, yet they are also durable and hardwearing.
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