Latest electrical company news
Dow Electrical & Telecommunications (Dow E&T), a business unit of The Dow Chemical Company, and Teknor Apex Company announce a joint market development agreement for flexible vinyl in several application areas.
Under a joint Collaboration Agreement, Teknor Apex was granted exclusive marketing rights in North America for flexible vinyl compounds containing DOW ECOLIBRIUM™ Bio-Based Plasticizers in certain applications such as consumer and industrial products, certain medical devices1, automot... [more]
Leading Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) specialists, Borri Ltd, will be making its UK exhibition debut at the 2012 Data Centre World Conference & Expo, 29th February - 1st March 2012, at the Olympia National Hall, London, Stand Number A75, showcasing a wide selection of its high efficiency UPS solutions.
The show is the perfect platform for Borri to demonstrate how it can deliver efficiency without compromise and help data centres explore and understand the true cost of power. The UPS prod... [more]
Dow Electrical & Telecommunications (Dow E&T), a business unit of The Dow Chemical Company, signed DOW INSIDE license agreement with Jiangsu Shangshang Cable Group which is a leading wire & cable products manufacturer in China.
Under the terms of the DOW INSIDE agreement, Shangshang Cable will use DOW ENDURANCE™ insulation, semi-conductive and jacketing materials to manufacture electronics wiring and/or medium and high voltage power cables. In exchange, Dow E&T will provide the companies with... [more]
Prysmian’s FP Plus™, with enhanced Insudite™ insulation, cables were used exclusively for the fire system installed in the New Acute Hospital for the Southwest in County Fermanagh, Northern Ireland.
The hospital is scheduled to be completed in June 2012 and will provide 312 patient beds overlooking the picturesque Wolf Lough greenfield site. The £276 million project is a major investment in Northern Ireland improving the level of health care services for the Western Health and Social Care Trus... [more]
Voltage surges can occur for many reasons. Lightning strike is the most obvious and dramatic cause of voltage surge that will overwhelm and destroy the consumer unit and wreak havoc with the entire electrical system and its appliances. Thankfully, these strikes are rare. More commonly dips and surges in supply voltage are caused by load switching at sub-stations in the distribution network itself or because powerful equipment is switched on or off by industrial users.
A spike is an overvolta... [more]
Rural community action for fibre infrastructure (passive network) projects began in Finland and Sweden in the early years of 2000. Scandinavia was the pioneer for inhabitants to take matters into their own hands and build their own FTTH infrastructures. Draka will provide design analysis and simulation studies for small communities needing to build a strong business case to fund superfast broadband projects at no charge.
Future proofing a network
The service side (content providers) of a ne... [more]
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