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EW Award winners announced! W


elcome to the October issue of Electrical Wholesaler. As I write this, I am reminiscing about the Electrical Wholesaler Awards, which took place yesterday at the beautiful Chelsea Harbour Hotel. It was a stunning, sunny September day, and many guests took advantage of the weather to enjoy their welcome drinks outside on the balcony, overlooking the boats in the harbour. At the ceremony itself, it was my privilege to address an audience of electrical professionals, who had gathered with industry colleagues and friends to celebrate and reward excellence across the sector.


You can see the list of winning wholesalers, suppliers and manufacturers online now at www. electricalwholesalerwards.co.uk, and a full write-up of the event with a photo gallery will be featured in the November issue. A huge congratulations again to all our winners and highly commended entrants. On to the issue. Among this month’s excellent crop of features is a closer look at experts in safe isolation


NEWS 6


12-13 INDUSTRY NEWS Market and industry update


4, 14-18, PRODUCT NEWS 27-29


The latest new releases


INSTALLATION NEWS Completed projects by leading suppliers


REGULARS 32


35 36 24 NEWS EXTRA


Skills England update PRODUCT FINDER


Your guide to the latest releases BUYERS GUIDE


The who’s who of the electrical industry


FEATURES 20


24


Electrical Wholesaler is proud to support the Electrical Industries Charity


OCTOBER 2025 VOLUME 65 NUMBER 10 30


CABLE MANAGEMENT Unicrimp on cable clips


VENTILATION


Preparing for winter ELECTRICAL SAFETY


Martindale’s ALIVE campaign 30


Martindale Electric’s “ALIVE” campaign, creating a simple, memorable acronym, designed to help in an ongoing mission to safeguard workplaces - more on page 30. With colder weather approaching and homeowners thinking about putting the heating on, now is the time to talk ventilation, according to Lee Stones of Xpelair by Dimplex. Turn to page 24 for tips on how to stay ahead of demand and maximise profi ts. And on page 20, Mike Jackson, sales director of Scolmore Group company, Unicrimp, takes a look at the important role of the humble cable clip in electrical installations.


Plus, as always, we share our usual news, views, products and installations from market-leading businesses across the sector.


20


Switch to Reliability


Our latest rotary isolatorsmeet the demands of larger loads, providing generous wiring roomfor easier installation. Now with 80A and 125A options available and larger case size alternatives for the 20A and 32A.


Learnmore on our website: https://discover.deligo.co.uk/AC-Rotary-Isolators


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