Product Finder New Airmaster Bathroom Downflow Heater
Already one of the broadest ranges of Space Heating on the market, Airmaster now features a 2kw Bathroom Downfl ow Heater, providing a more powerful pull cord option to the current Quartz 1.5kw fi tting. As for the rest of the range, virtually all elements were upgraded for last winter.
Starting with Panel Heaters, whilst the standard and slim ranges were enhanced with remote control versions, the exciting additions were state of the art Smart free-standing Wi-Fi enabled heaters, including a Glass Panel option. New improved ranges of Infrared wall, pedestal and tower products were also introduced last year.
Whilst the buzz is always in exciting new products, the heart and soul of the Airmaster
Dumbing down?
“Since Metrel launched their Ring Continuity Adapter, I have heard the odd comment about dumbing down the industry,” said Brendan Beaver, manager of Metrel UK. “Makers of testers are not dumbing down but trying to make tests easier to
perform correctly and effi ciently!” Brendan went on to say, “Metrel’s new Ring Continuity Adapter is another advance in this long line of technical improvements, taking the legwork out of testing ring fi nal circuits. Having been nulled the adapter is connected to the out-going and in- coming, line, neutral and protective earth, and the multi-function tester which almost immediately gives a measurement of r1,r2 and rn.” “The adapter is then left at the board while measurements as taken around the ring, giving R1+R2 and R1+RN. The adapter makes the connections saving the electrician time walking back and forth and allowing him to use his expertise to interpret the results.” 01924 245000
brendan.beaver@
metrel.co.uk Scolmore puts safety first
Scolmore has added Safety Lampholders to its Click Wiring Accessories range. A B22d safety pendant and batten have been designed and manufactured by the company with the aim of keeping the user safe from electrical shocks.
The J-slot mechanism has the ability to disconnect power to the plungers when the lamp is removed. This will prevent the risk of electric shock when removing or installing lamps.
When there is no lamp inserted the electrical connection is isolated to the Lampholder contacts. When a BC/B22 lamp is inserted into the Lampholder and secured in the J-Slots, the electrical connection to the contacts and lamp is restored.
The new range comprises 9” and 6” T2 BC Ceiling Safety Pendant Sets and a T2BC Loop-in Batten Safety Lampholder with Straight Skirt.
www.scolmore.co.uk
range lies in the established free-standing 2kw Floor and Upright Fan Heaters, 2kw Convector Heaters and the wide range of Oil Filled Radiators from 0.5 to 2.5kw.
Specialist Frost Watch, Air Curtains and Tubular Heaters complete the Range. 0208 503 8500
www.cedelectrical.co.uk
New Hamilton 45W USB-A&C double pole switched sockets
Hamilton Litestat is meeting consumer demand for faster, more convenient charging of electronic devices, with the launch of its new Combined USB 45W (3A) Type-C and 18W (3A) Type-A double pole switched sockets. This higher amplifi ed rating enables charging of USB devices at full capacity within the quickest time, via a standard 13A double- switched socket.
And, the really clever thing about the charger is the way it auto-detects the optimum charging capacity of any device plugged into the charging port and adjusts the current delivered, accordingly – making smart use of the power available!
Super-fast, super-safe and super-
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45W Max (3A) USB-C / 18W Max (3A) USB-A
iPhones: 50% charge in 30 mins MacBook Pro: 50% charge in 58 mins
Exclusive to Hartland/Sheer, Hartland CFX®, Sheer CFX® and Hartland G2/Sheer G2
Available in 15 plate fi nishes
White, Black and Quartz Grey trim inserts
A ‘must-have’ for any hotel, offi ce or domestic fi t out!.
uksales@hamilton-litestat.com
www.hamilton-litestat.com
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