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Unicrimp’s extensive range of fire-safe metal cable clips
Unicrimp, part of the Scolmore Group of companies, offers an extensive range of cable accessories. Last year the company extended its range of 18th
edition
compliant fire-rated Metal Twin and Earth Cable Clips to include red and white options.
T
he 18th Edition wiring regulations stipulate that cable support systems must be constructed with materials that will withstand premature collapse caused by direct exposure to heat. There are no applications excluded – trunking, conduit and cabling fixed to surfaces of the building or attached to cable support systems must all have fire- resistant supports in place. Part of Unicrimp’s Q-Fire range, the fire-rated T&E Cable Clips are manufactured from zinc plated carbon
steel and are available in two sizes – 1-2.5mm and 4-6mm – and in a choice of uncoated or with a grey PPA LSF coating. The LSF coating provides long term protection for metal clips, as well as added protection for the cable during and after installation. They provide installers with an expanded choice of fixing solutions, suitable across a range of applications and environments – helping them to satisfy the latest wiring regulations. 01827 300600
sales@unicrimp.com
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Aperta IP Multi-Way door entry solution from ESP
ESPs’ Aperta IP PoE access control range brings to market high spec door entry solutions that are quick and easy to install and suitable for a wide range of projects.
F
rom large apartment blocks to small commercial properties and domestic dwellings, the range has been
designed to offer more flexible installation and improved performance compared with traditional ‘2-wire’ and ‘4-wire’ systems. At the top end of the range is the Aperta IP Multi Way Outdoor Station which offers a range of features and benefits, including simple PoE installation, HD video, IP65 ingress protection and user-friendly 4” GUI display. The system is powered by a PoE switch and includes proximity fob and keypad function to release connected door locks, making it an ideal system for buildings housing multiple apartments or offices - up to 200 individual apartments or offices can be accommodated per outdoor station. For larger projects than this, contractors and specifiers are encouraged to contact ESP’s dedicated technical team for further
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information at
design@espuk.com. The Aperta IP system is powered by the ClickSmart+ app, which gives control of the whole Aperta IP range. App functions include call receive from the outdoor station with clear 2-way audio and video; lock release to allow access to the property; snapshot to mobile phone and monitor playback for missed events (requires microSD card installation).
The outdoor station is manufactured from an aluminium alloy offering a robust housing design solution with a high impact rating. It features a high- definition camera and full duplex audio to provide clear communication during a visitor call. The Aperta IP range includes 7” monitors, available in a black or white housing option and featuring a slimline, contemporary design. They offer Wi-Fi and LAN connection to support the various functions of the ClickSmart+ app, including
the ‘Call Divert’ feature, which transfers calls to the app when a visitor calls from the outdoor station. The monitors incorporate a user-friendly touch screen GUI monitor and offer full High-Definition live view from the outstation’s camera, as well as duplex audio. Monitors also include a record function (microSD card required). All devices are connected together via PoE switches, making installations convenient by removing the requirement to have a power supply per device. Unlike other options on the market, the Aperta IP door entry system does not require programming software to configure the system.
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