Safety alert on water pipes
28 May, 2009
The recent electrocution of a plumber working on metallic water pipes has prompted WorkCover NSW to issue a revised safety alert to all trades working on metallic water services.
Electromagnetic radiation meter
01 January, 2009 | Supplied by: Air Met Scientific Pty Ltd
The SRM 3000Narda Alert XT is a selective radiation meter designed especially for evaluating safety considerations involving electromagnetic fields.
Nonmetallic contact voltage meter
01 December, 2008 | Supplied by: Power Parameters Pty Ltd
The Hioki Safety HiTester 3258 provides electricians with a safe and convenient means to measure voltages in circuit breaker compartments and other control cabinets.
OHS compliance course
01 December, 2008 | Supplied by: Intertek SAI Global
The OHS compliance course is designed for individuals with OHS responsibilities in more than one jurisdiction, guiding them through the similarities and differences across state and territory borders.
Contractor safety course
01 December, 2008 | Supplied by: Intertek SAI Global
The contractor safety management course is designed for business owners, construction safety project managers, human resource managers and purchasing managers involved in the selection and management of contractors in the workplace.
Electrical safety analyser
18 November, 2008
The ESA620 electrical safety analyser has a selection of three test loads, two protective earth test currents and two insulation test voltages to perform all primary electrical safety tests as well as several additional leakage tests for premium standards compliance worldwide.
Insulation testers
18 November, 2008
The MIT and S1 insulation testers have been enhanced so that they now meet the requirements for use in CAT IV 600 V applications. This makes them suitable for performing measurements at the source of supply in low-voltage installations and offer immunity to high-voltage transients up to 8 kV.
Thermal imagers
18 November, 2008
The TiR1 and TiR thermal imagers are designed for use in building restoration and inspection applications.
Tester calibration service
18 November, 2008
The Farnell calibration service for test and measurement instruments provides services including initial calibration for new products, NATA accredited calibration and to check the accuracy of existing test equipment.
Auto recloser for RCDs
18 November, 2008
The F2C-ARI enables automatic reclosing of a residual current device (RCD) in case of nuisance tripping, eg, after an overvoltage created by lightning, making it particularly suitable for use in unmanned control panels in applications such as communications repeater stations, traffic and signalling control, pumping and irrigation stations, refrigeration and public lighting.
Universal power alert
18 November, 2008
The UPA-130 universal power alert is designed to reduce the risk of electrical arc flash by pre-verifying the electrical isolation from the outside of a control panel. The device is hard wired to the circuit breaker or main disconnect and flashes whenever voltage is present. It is engineered with redundant circuitry, which allows it to be powered by the same voltage that it indicates.
Thermal imager
18 November, 2008
The PTI-160 series cameras offer an optimal price/performance ratio. Equipped with an integrated high-performance UFPA detector, they are quickly ready for use and deliver sharp, accurate thermal images for on-site problem analysis.
Embeddable presence sensors
18 November, 2008
The Banner Engineering M-GAGE wireless sensor node for vehicle sensing is encapsulated in an IP67-rated enclosure and accompanied by a long-lasting FlexPower battery, which supplies power for both sensing and wireless connectivity for up to 10 years.
Infrared cameras
18 November, 2008
FLIR Systems has added two camera models to its T-series, a compact handheld infrared camera range for industrial and technical applications.
Suspended power board
13 November, 2008 | Supplied by: Jackson Industries
The PT1199SS ‘Power on a Chain’ power board is designed to provide electrical power to work areas via overhead means, removing the hazards of tripping or electrocution from electrical leads strewn across floors.
