Electrical Engineering
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Thorlux is marking nine decades of British luminaire manufacturing heritage. The Redditch company is updating its visitor centre and emergency-lighting facilities.
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Waldevar has integrated high-voltage construction capability through Elemo’s acquisition deal. The new division will work across networks rated from 0.4kV to 750kV.
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Ansell has developed controlled optics specifically for modern padel courts. Exa C combines glare control, corrosion resistance, and magnetic aiming within an IP66 housing.
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Knightsbridge has built modularity into its non-corrosive commercial lighting range. Helix fittings combine configurable output, sensing, emergency options, and simplified installation features.
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NIBE has introduced an R290 heat pump for retrofit applications. The compact S2060 combines high flow temperatures, low-temperature operation, and connected system controls.
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Kewtech has added contact-voltage screening before conventional isolation procedures begin. The KT1700 is designed to warn of hazardous potential on exposed conductive parts.
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Fluke’s connected instruments are streamlining high-voltage commercial solar maintenance workflows. AR Power is using simultaneous voltage and current measurement to reduce manual recording and accelerate diagnostics.
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Dublin Airport has commissioned high-power charging for electric shuttle buses. Pantograph and depot systems support fourteen vehicles following major voltage upgrades across the airport campus.
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Three Scottish industrial sites have completed fully funded rooftop solar. The combined 1.8MWp portfolio is expected to generate 1.39GWh annually.
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A London alliance will align electrical training with employer demand. Contractors, colleges, authorities, and industry bodies will coordinate local work-based routes.