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Deligo’s 100A 5-way Connector Blocks


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eligo’s latest innovation from Echo Industries, the 100A 5-Way Connector Block, features colour-coded terminals


in accordance with IEC 60446, ensuring unmistakable identification of Phase, Neutral, Earth and Functional Earth wires. This minimises installation errors and enhances operational safety. Each terminal includes a 3mm hex (Allen) wire lock screw (HK3), allowing for strong, vibration-resistant connections. This design adds an extra layer of mechanical security to critical junctions. Each connector block includes integrated blanking shutters that secure any unused entry points. Rated to IP20, these terminals protect against the ingress of solid


objects and provide basic finger-safe protection. Whether you’re wiring a distribution board, control panel, or machinery interface, Deligo’s 5-way connector blocks deliver the durability, safety and convenience that electrical professionals require. https://discover. deligo.co.uk/cb1


Axiom’s successful entry into 3 Phase Distribution Market


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he Axiom Brand by the CED Electrical Group


provides the industrial and large commercial sector with a comprehensive 3 Phase Distribution range, comprising Boards, MCBs and RCBOs as well as a new Surge Protection Device designed purely for 3 Phase applications. Axiom Distribution Boards are presented in 6 sizes - 4, 6, 8, 12, 16 and 24 way - each pre-fitted with 4 Pole 125A Isolators. These all- metal robust enclosures finished in pale grey, are designed for ease of installation and use, with reversible doors and removable gland plates on top and bottom as well as being supplied with wall mounting kits. Door locking will also be available for tamper proofing. Sold separately are the 10kA protection devices each available with eight ratings from 6A to 10A, 16A, 20A, 32A, 45A, 50A and up to 63A. These devices include B Curve single pole MCBs, C Curve single and three pole MCBs plus Type A RCBOs with both B and C curve options. Completing the Axiom 3 Phase range is the new SPD device designed for overheat and surge protection. 0208 503 8500 / www.ced-elec.co.uk


FireAngel launches new Pro Installer Network


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ireAngel, a leading UK manufacturer of smoke, heat and carbon monoxide alarms, has proudly launched its new Pro


Installer Network. An industry first for the sector, installers will have access to


FireAngel’s free, fully insured Design Service. This third-party certified service is certificated under the recognised BAFE DS301 competency scheme and provides bespoke system designs compliant with BS 5839- 6. It’s a unique benefit available exclusively to Pro Installers, delivering complete confidence in compliance and design integrity. UK electrical contractors that install and maintain Grade D fire alarms


are able to join a register of professional organisations to unlock exclusive perks, training, support and opportunities as they continue to serve the sector to deliver fully compliant residential Grade D fire alarm systems. www.fireangel.co.uk


NVC Lighting launches new 20205 catalogue


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VC Lighting’s new 2026 catalogue features new products alongside a wide array of high-performance and cost-


effective LED commercial lighting solutions, suitable for a range of applications and sectors. These include the upgraded Sterling Pro, which uses the latest back-


lit technology to combine high performance with an elevated level of efficiency, making it the go-to luminaire for sustainability-driven projects. The Texas Pro, meanwhile - “the best, most versatile, most reliable and quickest batten to install on the market” according to NVC - features amongst the ‘new for 2026’ products. The catalogue showcases NVC Lighting’s experience and product


portfolio across many sectors including commercial, industrial, education, healthcare and residential,


alongside its ongoing commitment to customer service, its best-in-class warranty offering and its sustainability credentials. www.nvcuk.com


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