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Latest electrical product news
Qnuru™ has launched the Qnuru Prism™ product family of 44 LED bulbs for residential, office and light commercial buildings. Designed to fit the 4.7 billion U.S. light sockets, Prism LED bulbs consume one-fifth the energy of incandescent lamps, generate up to 1080 lumens and, with normal use, have a service life of 50,000 hours, compared to 2,500 hours for incandescent bulbs and 15,000 hours for compact fluorescent lamps (CFLs).
Stylishly designed to resemble traditional light bulbs and fit s... [more]
Advanced Micro Peripherals has introduced two high performance frame grabbers for the PC/104-Plus and mini PCI markets - both supporting 4 analog input channels with full frame rate video acquisition at full D1 NTSC / PAL image size (up to 720 x 576 pixels).
These cards are well suited for applications in defense, traffic systems and instrumentation projects, providing full frame rate acquisition with options for color space conversion and flexible re-sizing / cropping of the video images dur... [more]
Controlgear have introduced an updated range of QFS consumer units which incorporates a new board with flexible configuration.
The units are now supplied with a full metal din rail to provide easy fitting of modular components, whilst the increase in internal cabling capacity ensures quick and easy first fix.
The 17th Edition boards, fitted with 2 RCCBs and the main switch can now be configured on site, allowing all circuits to be RCCB protected, or unprotected ways on the main switch for ... [more]
Newey & Eyre has launched a new range of Newlec industrial plugs and sockets. Designed with flexibility and efficiency in mind, the Quick Connect range of plugs and connectors utilise screwless terminals and are suitable for a wide variety of commercial and industrial applications.
Quick to install and reusable, the range incorporates numerous features, including a two–part body design for simple wiring, self cleaning contacts and colour coded, maintenance free terminals for ease of use, help... [more]
An explosive atmosphere is created when dust, mist or gases become mixed with the air and produce a flammable substance. Many industrial environments may contain, or have the potential to produce, an explosive atmosphere. Examples include places where production activities create or release flammable gases or vapour, such as paint spraying, or in factories handling fine organic dusts such as grain flour or wood.
ATEX, which derives its name from the French 'ATmosphčre EXplosif' is the fram... [more]
The 2010 Vancouver Winter Games are committed to sustainability and ecological awareness. When constructing sports facilities, accommodation and infrastructure, the environmentally friendly use of resources is a major factor. In February 2010, energy-efficient OSRAM lighting will not only ensure bobsleigh events take place under ideal lighting conditions. The many international media representatives will also be able to work around the clock due to the integrated lighting solution at Vancouver’s... [more]
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