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Scolmore launches bumper new wiring accessories catalogue


Scolmore has launched its biggest and most comprehensive wiring accessories catalogue to date.


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ssue 14 brings together all products in the extensive Click range into one, easy to access reference guide. It includes the very latest additions – a matt black fi nish for the extensive Deco and Deco Plus ranges, as well as the new Defi nity Complete range, which aims to simplify the ordering process with the inserts and cover plates now supplied and packaged as one unit with one product code.


Available to download from the Scolmore website, the new catalogue provides wholesalers, contractors and specifiers with a valuable, in- depth resource to help them locate the right products and solutions for a variety of projects. The catalogue is rich in product and technical information and features every product from


each range that Click covers and incorporates all the latest additions that have been developed to meet the growing demand in the marketplace. Issue 14 is divided into 16 individual sections which covers the Click Smart+ smart home products range, the Elucian consumer units and protective devices range, plus the individual wiring accessories ranges – Deco+, Deco, Define, Definity, Definity Complete, Mode, Polar, Part M, Curva and Essentials – along with sections for GridPro, Minigrid, New Media and Flow Connector products.


Scolmore’s group marketing manager, Katie Plumstead, commented: “We are continually adding to our portfolio to introduce new and innovative products that contractors are seeking, to help them with quicker and easier installation.


We know from our wholesaler customers and the contractors we engage with that, as well as the ability to browse the product range on our website, there is a demand for a hard copy version that they can flick through when away from their screens.” www.scolmore.com


Leading supplier of fi re protection products, ESP, reminds installers and wholesalers of some of the fi re system accessories in the range that are essential elements to consider when working on a project, including the fi re isolator switch, log book and document box.


Essential fire system accessories from ESP


Fire Isolator Switch


With a legal requirement in place to ensure all new fire alarm systems in the UK are fitted with a mains isolator switch, ESP offers a product that meets the requirements of the BS5839 Part 1 standard. The fire isolator switch provides a secure method of isolating the mains supply feeding a fire system control panel and is crucial for fire system maintenance. The supply can only be isolated by an authorized person, by means of a key lock switch and switching is restricted by key operation. The key is removable in both ON and OFF positions and without the key, a tool would be required to disconnect the power.


Fire Safety Log Book


It is a legal requirement for managers/building owners to take responsibility for the safety within their property. ESP’s A4 log book will ensure system records are maintained in accordance with BS5839-1. The log book will include information on test procedures, frequencies of service and maintenance requirements


Document Box ESP’s wall-mounted, A4 Document Box is designed to keep vital documents ewnews.co.uk


safe from potential damage. It is suitable for fire, emergency lighting and CCTV system documents and keeps them secure in a single location. It features a lockable door, with two keys supplied. www.espuk.com.


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