News & Insights
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Buyer Beware: Don’t Count on Counterfeit Connectors
Counterfeit products are big business. Learn why it’s important to invest in genuine electrical products.
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Exhausted Electricians, Save Time
Discover the latest wire connector solutions that will save you precious time on the job.
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Smart Solutions for Smart Tech
It’s easy to see why ‘smart’ demand is booming. Today’s customers expect more user-friendly, personalised experiences that take advantage of the Internet of Things (IOT), or the ever-growing network of smart devices that collect and share data.
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Wire Connectors: Putting the Best to the Test
Learn how choosing the right wire connector can even improve your job efficiency.
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Class Act Connector Solution Saves Time and Money
Learn more about better connectors that save time, reduce cost, and increase quality.
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Saving Time by Switching From Terminal Strips
Dave Tyler, Sales Manager UK South, from global electrical manufacturer, Ideal Industries, discusses the benefits of switching from terminal strips to lever or push-in connectors when installing electrical distribution networks in an industrial environment.
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Standing the Test of Time
In this article, we look at some of the latest developments in test equipment design and explain why it pays to do some research before making a purchase.
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What’s Stopping You From Switching From Terminal Strips?
Learn about the benefits of switching from terminal strips to lever or push-in connectors when installing heating and hot water systems.
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What Will 2021’s Trends Mean for the Electrical Sector in 2022?
Hear the challenges and opportunities the company has responded to in 2021 and predictions for 2022
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Why It Should Be Sunset for Terminal Strips
Brett Smyth from global electrical manufacturer, Ideal Industries, discusses the benefits of switching from terminal strips to lever or push-in connectors for electrical distribution network installations.
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Retrofit for New Workplace Cultures
New working practices will require the installation of complex data networks in existing buildings.