Rack-mountable hot air exhaust system
03 February, 2009 | Supplied by: LeisureTech Electronics Pty Ltd
The Cool-Stack III, manufactured by Active Thermal Management, is a rack-mountable one-unit high hot air exhaust system that utilises four 120 mm fans that are claimed to pull up to 70 cfm of hot air out from tightly packed racks, while generating low noise levels of 26 dB. Heated air is exhausted through the perforated front panel, or exhaust fittings and tubing provided with the unit, to move hot air away from a cabinet.
Crimp lugs for flexible cables
03 February, 2009 | Supplied by: Crimp-Tech Australia Pty Ltd
Dual System by Elpress AB is designed for crimping copper lugs onto flexible or welding cables. The copper lug is first crimped with a conventional hexagonal crimp, then, while the hex dies are still closed, a sequential indent crimp is performed.
DC to AC inverter
02 February, 2009 | Supplied by: Eaton Electrical (Australia) Pty Ltd
The Matrix modular DC to AC inverter is an integrated inverter power system designed for applications where high reliability backup AC supply is required.
Active power filter
02 February, 2009 | Supplied by: Westek Electronics Pty Ltd
The SPC smart power conditioner from PQ Tech is an active harmonic filter series suitable for single-phase sub-distribution circuits in commercial buildings, shopping and entertainment centres and small industrial enterprises.
Main switch
02 February, 2009 | Supplied by: Kraus & Naimer Pty Ltd
The main switches of the KC series are equipped with tension clamps and distinguish themselves by a compact design and at the same time with high AC 23 A switching capacity, as well as large clearance and creeping distances.
Industrial electrical connectors
02 February, 2009 | Supplied by: NHP Electrical Engineering Products Pty Ltd
The Industrial Strength Options (ISO) range of IP66-rated plugs and sockets is suitable for industrial, commercial and domestic single- and three-phase applications.
Energy-efficient UPS
02 February, 2009 | Supplied by: Eaton Electrical (Australia) Pty Ltd
The Powerware 9130 series of UPS is designed to help users carry out green initiatives in IT environments. The 700-3000 VA UPS models are available in rack and tower formats and feature a high-efficiency design that is claimed to save energy without sacrificing reliability.
Key management system
02 February, 2009 | Supplied by: http://astpl.com.au
Adding the BioMatch 2009 software option to KeyWatcher systems enables full management of contractors at worksites and the ability to issue ID labels or passes to the site.
Cable pulling reel
02 February, 2009 | Supplied by: CABAC
The FT120/6.7 medium-duty cable pulling reel is suitable for installing lightweight electrical or data cables into conduits or ducts such as for street lighting, campus installations, telecoms cable and industrial conduits up to 120 m long.
Minifast 19-pin industrial connector
01 February, 2009 | Supplied by: Turck Australia Pty Ltd
The minifast connector line has been expanded with the addition of a 19-pin connector to address more applications.
Vented indoor enclosure
01 February, 2009 | Supplied by: Pentair
The Hoffman T1FLO Type 1 vented indoor enclosure features an internal thermal management solution that provides a built-in active cooling/ventilation system with a factory-installed fan (115 VAC), vent, filter and thermostat to keep heat-sensitive drives and controls cool and protected.
Keeping up with massive growth in the Gold Coast
29 January, 2009
Considerable money is being invested by Energex in expanding the electricity grid in the Gold Coast to keep up with development.
Five star 'green' electrical installation
29 January, 2009
Project: 5 Star ‘green’ Parramatta Justice Precinct
Solution: Star Electrical and Schneider Electric energy-efficient electrical installation
Fighting against counterfeit electrical products
23 January, 2009
Counterfeit electrical products are proliferating the global electrical market, damaging the reputation and profit of manufacturers, distributors and contractors, while endangering their customers.
Paybacks from energy harvesting
22 January, 2009 by Dr Peter Harrop*
As more and more energy-harvesting products hit the market, a growing range of commercial applications and benefits is becoming apparent. So how will this growing field of technology impact on current electrical solutions?
