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Demesne's touch-safe heaters for the use in enclosures with electrical/electronical components. The design of the heater supports the natural convection which results in a high air-current of warm air.

The Gewiss Horus range of technopolymer floodlights are designed to offer extensive cost savings when compared to alternative floodlighting solutions. Gewiss Horus,which is available exclusively from Derrywood Agencies is available with symmetrical, asymmetrical, diffused, restricted, circular and street optics. The fitting is designed to offer immediate access to the lamp and component compartment.

Lumex has announced the launch a new range of energy saving lighting controls to be included in their Electriclinks catalogue next month. The range includes conventional wall and ceiling mounted PIR and microwave detectors with photocell sensors and regulating DSI and DALI versions for daylight harvesting. Of particular interest is a new IP55 rated PIR sensor kit for integration into IP rated fluorescent luminaries via standard 20mm knock-outs. Applications areas include car parks, plant rooms and general industrial area lighting.

Katko is one of a number of premium brands distributed by B-Lex.

Katko is the electrical switch manufacturer based in Finland that specialises in safety switches, load break switches and switch fuses. Our goal is, and always has been, to use the most up-to-date materials to produce the best quality switches at a competitive price, and to produce the widest possible range to suit customer requirements.

AP Haslam have launched their new HDL 106 Modular LED Floodlight/Bulkhead Luminaire.

KATKO’s product development is steered by customer needs and requirements. When out in the field, our salespersons listen closely to customers and forward the information to our R&D department. That is the key to making product development applicable.

Solar energy is one of the best choices in the search for sustainable sources of energy. Sunlight is free, and using it does not produce emissions.

Photovoltaics experienced its first commercial development boom during the oil crisis of the 1970s. It is not yet economically viable today, but there is strong ecological motivation to use it. The field of photovoltaics has grown enormously over the past decade, recently with solar photovoltaic energy capacity almost doubling every two years.

National Automation's partnership with Comelit goes from strength to strength. Have a look at our Spring Promotion.