All Building articles in Archive Titles – Page 18
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President's view
In the current economic climate, businesses across the UK are feeling the effects of the recession
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Archive TitlesPrefabricated wiring: Time to plug and play
Discussion highlights from Schneider Electric’s White Paper: The effects of standards on prefabricated wiring systems
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Memeras are made of this
The MEM Memera consumer unit range has been redesigned and expanded to meet the need for more wiring space when units are fitted with RCBO protection of individual outgoing circuits, as required by the 17th Edition
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Recession lesson
When times are tough marketing budgets are decimated, but this short-term approach can lead to long-term pain
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Archive TitlesKnow your limits
Martin Wade reminds contractors of rules and regulations on vans and national speed limits
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Kingfisher launches LED-in
A purpose-designed LED lantern for street and general amenity applications
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Archive TitlesProfile: Jim O'Neil
If our built environment is to become truly sustainable we have to make sure it makes business sense
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Italian job
Greater Manchester-based sustainable power business Ener-G has joined forces with Italian manufacturer Robur to supply low-carbon gas absorption heat pumps to UK consumers
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Invincible Invicta
Hager has launched a range of type B distribution boards that meet the needs of the 17th Edition and the Building Regulations for commercial installations
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Heatrae to the rescue
Heatrae Sadia has launched its solar thermal version of its Electromax ‘one-box’ electric heating to provide full wet central heating and unvented solar thermal domestic hot water from one unit
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Foot off the gas
Gas-elec, a firm that offers gas and electrical safety inspections, services, products and advice, has launched the g-save Economiser
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Go with the flow
Keston has entered the air-source heat pump market with Airgen, designed specifically for UK applications.
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Archive TitlesEnergy recovery technologies
Pressures to meet legal targets, improve fuel efficiency and reduce carbon footprints are driving the take-up of energy-recovery technologies
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Plans outlined for low-carbon economy growth
The government has published plans to move the UK onto a permanent low-carbon footing and maximise economic opportunities, growth and jobs
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Dont be priced out of a job
Three years is a long time when it comes to wage agreements. Back in 2007 it made perfect sense to look at a three-year deal for rates of pay for electricians: employers could plan ahead and price for work with certainty and workers knew that whatever happened they would get ...
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Make sense of presence detection
With energy consumption in buildings becoming a more important issue, the use of sensors to control lighting is providing a popular and cost-effective solution
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Archive TitlesThe Carbon Reduction Commitment
The forthcoming Carbon Reduction Commitment is set to be a major commercial opportunity for m&e contractors. Make sure your business doesn't miss out
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T Clarke to lose two of its businesses
M&E contractor T Clarke is to close or sell two of its regional businesses as a result of a strategic review
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Never mind the busbars
Square D, a brand of Schneider Electric, is enhancing its Domae and Qwikline range of consumer units
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News in brief
The JIB is inviting applications for its Further Education fund, where up to £500 per student is available