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EW Awards 2023 W


elcome to the September issue of Electrical Wholesaler!


It’s that time of year once again - the shortlist of


fi nalists for the EW Awards has been announced, and the industry is waiting with bated breath to see which brands and wholesalers will be honoured with a trophy in 2023.


The luncheon event, held at the Chelsea Harbour Hotel in London, is always a highlight of the summer calendar. Tickets for the awards on Thursday 28 September 2023 can be purchased at www.electricalwholesalerawards.co.uk In this issue, meanwhile, we take a look into lighting. On page 18, Signify’s Sean Campbell highlights the importance of circularity and energy effi ciency when approaching lighting projects today, using the recent Dublin Port Tunnel project as an example. Exploring similar themes of energy management and sustainability, Ansell Lighting’s Chris Anderson


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explains the many benefi ts that smart lighting products can bring to homes and businesses - and the subsequent opportunities for wholesalers. Read more on page 25.


Elsewhere in the issue, Matt Tighe of ESP provides a guide to the refuge areas to be provided with an emergency voice communication (EVC) system - turn to page 30 to fi nd out more.


Plus, as always, our usual news, views, products and installations from market-leading businesses across the sector, including an update from the IBA on their recent Golf Day, and a think-piece from Scolmore’s Katie Plumstead on the role of sustainability in supplier and wholesaler collaboration.


08 INDUSTRY NEWS Market and industry update


04, 12-16, PRODUCT NEWS 22


REGULARS 8


10 33 34


The latest new releases INSTALLATION NEWS


Completed projects by leading suppliers EIC update The Electrical Industries Charity


COVER STORY Update from Selectric


PRODUCT FINDER Your guide to the latest releases


BUYERS GUIDE The who´s who of the electrical industry


FEATURES 18


25 28


SEPTEMBER 2023 VOLUME 63 NUMBER 09 Electrical Wholesaler


is proud to support the Electrical Industries Charity


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LIGHTING Circularity fi rst for Signify


SMART LIGHTING Ansell on smart devices


GREEN ENERGY EV opportunities


FIRE & SAFETY ESP on disabled refuge areas 10


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