Latest electrical company news
EMCOR Group (UK) has announced that its Engineering Services division has been awarded a multi-million pound contract for the installation of all shell and core mechanical, electrical, and public health services at the 110 Fetter Lane development in central London.
The new eight-storey building being constructed by main contractor Carillion will provide 26,000 square metres of office accommodation to replace the existing Rolls House, Arnold House and No 8 Bream Buildings, and is being develo... [more]
A Bahraini female electrical engineer has been made a Fellow of the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET), making her the first female Fellow in the Middle East. Mariam Jumaan, director of public sector reform for the Economic Development Board (EDB), made a number of impressive developments and achievements throughout her 25-year career. She has been a driving force behind a number of utility projects in the Kingdom of Bahrain.
In 1983, Ms. Jumaan started her career with the Minis... [more]
Unveiled by Edgar Brothers at the Gadget Show the new Light for Life™ UC3.400™ rechargeable torch uses a breakthrough technology, allowing it to be fully charged in just 90 seconds and keeps shining for the best part of 24 hours.
It does not contain batteries, instead the Light for Life relies on FlashPoint Power Technology which means the UC3.400™ maximizes performance and run time from just one 90-second energy hit. It comes complete with a 12V DC charging base that plugs neatly into your c... [more]
Emergi-Lite Safety Systems has launched www.emergi-lite.co.uk their revamped and expanded website.
Easy to use and clearly laid out, the new website contains technical specifications and product literature on all Emergi-Lite emergency lighting systems and Emergi-Fire fire safety solutions, from EMEX central power supply to Serenga LED emergency lighting, Eurofire EU24 to ANX Wi-Free wireless detection.
In addition to the whole range of products, the website has extended information on such... [more]
BEAMA, the EDA and several other industry associations are continuing the battle against counterfeit and non-complying electrical products with a full-size poster via electrical wholesalers.
With the slogan ‘Counterfeit Kills, be safe – don’t electrocute your customers’,the poster – featuring a raging inferno - follows the impactful Counterfeit Kills DVD/CD and cross-industry charter. It reinforces the message to electrical contractors to only buy from reputable wholesalers, especially EDA me... [more]
A project to improve safety and access around the Milton Keynes Hospital has been undertaken by Milton Keynes Council who had become concerned that people were making unnecessary diversions because the main pathways were badly lit in places.
New 'Spike' LED light columns from EcoLEDLighting and Holophane Europe are being used to promote accessibility and safety for users and visitors to Milton Keynes Hospital. Located in a park close to the hospital, the custom-built fittings deliver enhance... [more]
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