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one choice for the professionals Unicrimp, part of the Scolmore Group of companies, offers a comprehensive portfolio of cable accessory products which includes an extensive range of cable clips.
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nicrimp’s cable clips offer falls within two categories – the Q-Crimp range of durable and hardwearing plastic cable clips and the Q-Fire range of 18th Edition compliant fire-rated metal cable clips.
The Q-Crimp cable clips are perfect for organising and securing cables to fixed surfaces like walls, floors, or ceilings. Constructed from durable and hardwearing plastic, they include a cable-holding element that typically requires a nail or fixing to attach it to the desired surface. Features include low-temperature flexibility, stress crack resistance, long nails for good pull out value and a self-grip design, making them versatile for any wiring project. They are available in multiple sizes and colours, such as clear, white, grey, and black, and are packaged in quantities of 100. Unicrimp’s Q-Crimp cable clips are also supplied in two
handy tradesman tub options – one containing 400 x 1mm T&E Clips and 400 x 2.5mm T&E Clips, and the other containing 200x1-2.5mm Metal Clips, 400 x 1.5mm T&E Clips and 400 x 2.5mm T&E Clips. These robust tradesman tubs feature a resealable plastic lid and carry handle, and the tub itself is manufactured from recycled material. Unicrimp’s Q-Fire range, of fire-rated T&E cable clips are made from zinc-plated carbon steel and come in two sizes – 1-2.5mm and 4-6mm. They are available in red, white, grey and galvanised steel and in a choice of uncoated or with a grey PPA LSF coating. This offers long-term protection for the metal clips and additional safeguarding for the cable during and after the installation. They come supplied in packs of 100. The Q-Crimp and Q-Fire cable clips both feature a hook design that provides a stronger grip on the cable, ensuring a more secure and seamless installation. With such an extensive offer
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available, installers have access to the widest possible range of fixing solutions that are suitable for a variety of applications and environments and will help them comply with the latest wiring regulations.
The Unicrimp catalogue which showcases the entire range of Q-Crimp and Q-Fire accessories can be downloaded from the Unicrimp website as well as from the Scolmore Group app.
www.unicrimp.com
Standing the test of time T
he Round Pattern Time Switch is trusted by installers for a wide variety of applications, not just because of its reliability but its ease of use. The simple dial and levers make setting the switch up for daily fixed timings a breeze with no complicated menu options to navigate through. All Round Pattern Time Switches are also 20 Amp-rated, providing a more robust switch than most other products on the market. The switches are split into four categories:
• Basic ‘black dial’ 24-hour time clock for simple on and off switching of up to 20A
• Standard 24-hour ‘red dial’ switch with added 100 hour battery reserve • Solar Range - specially designed for lighting applications • Digital Range - the newest addition combines the high capacity and reliability of the electro-mechanical models but provides full 7-day programming.
Sangamo regularly hears from people with Round Pattern Time Switches still going strong after 40 and 50 years. When they eventually need a new switch, they reasonably assume, because of its age, that it might not be possible to get a direct like for like replacement. However, because the original design has never needed to be updated, an RPTS you buy today is
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completely interchangeable with one bought decades ago. The Sangamo range of specialist time switches and heating controls is distributed through Scolmore Group company, ESP.
www.espuk.com
Sangamo has been manufacturing its Round Pattern Time Switches for over 65 years, and in that time has sold more than 11 million units.
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