Discover the latest electrical innovations at Total Facilities What: Total Facilities When: 10 am-5 pm, 25-26 March Where: Sydney Exhibition Centre, Glebe Island
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ith new regulations, technologies and innovations being introduced into the market with lightning speed, it is imperative for electrical engineers and contractors to stay abreast of industry developments. Meeting requirements and expectations of building owners is another challenge. Trade shows are one of the greatest sources for discovering the latest technologies and developments in any industry, and the facilities industry is no different. Coming to Sydney in March 2015, Total Facilities will present two days of insight and innovation for professionals involved in management, maintenance and sustainability of buildings, facilities and infrastructure. Featuring over 70 product categories, including the latest solutions in lighting and controls, energy metering and monitoring, building automation, power protection systems, CMMS, power supply and generation, HVAC and more, Total Facilities is suitable for electrical engineers, contractors, technicians and maintenance professionals. The event will connect over 200 suppliers with 2500 clients and end users to become the go-to destination for the entire facilities management supply chain. Leading the way in electrical testing services, Tagteam Australia is one of the exhibitors at Total Facilities 2015. With over 70 full-time employees based all over the country, Tagteam services Woolworths, Officeworks, The Just Group, Caltex and other national companies, managing a full range of electrical maintenance and fire protection tasks including electrical appliance test and tagging, RCD switchboard testing, emergency and exit light test-
ing, thermal imaging and fire protection checks. Tagteam has incorporated a range of fire and electrical services within the one visit. In addition to programmed maintenance, Tagteam offers reactive fire and electrical services and on-site repairs throughout Australia and New Zealand, providing a complete solution to commercial clients. With licensed electricians and Certificate II certified fire protection technicians, Tagteam presents value to national commercial clients. For up-to-the-minute releases, visitors to Total Facilities 2015 can check out the Kone New Product Showcase - new to the show floor in 2015 - for an interactive display of the latest and most innovative products launched in the Australian market in the last 12 months. These products - to be revealed closer to the event - are created by some of the most progressive suppliers and contractors from around the world. To discover the latest industry products and learn about the trends and developments in the industry, head to Total Facilities at the Sydney Exhibition Centre, Glebe Island, from 25-26 March 2015. To register and to find out more about Total Facilities 2015, visit www.totalfacilities.com.au. Diversified Exhibitions Australia www.divexhibitions.com.au
Switches and dimmer range
EFFICIENCY + RENEWABLES
CABAC’s S-click range of 2-in-1 timer on/off switches and dimmers are engineered and manufactured in South Australia through its sister company Hendon Semi-Conductors. The switch range is suitable for Australian market conditions
PV inverter
and keeps pace with the rapidly changing energy saving drive
Delta’s M30A/M50A transformerless PV inverter is a wall-mountable 50 kW
in the market. The range is suitable for most popular home
inverter. The compact size, lightweight RPI M50A inverter offers flexibility for
and commercial applications from LED lighting, traditional
different large-scale PV systems and applications. The IP65 enclosure provides
lights, fans, bathroom heaters and extractors; pumps and
a high level of protection and enhances its durability outdoors.
garden features. The products are designed with extremely
Other features and benefits include: dual MPP trackers; peak efficiency up
low standby power for use with high-efficiency, low-power
to 98.6%; connect up to 10 strings of PV arrays; easy and fast connection;
LED lighting systems. The dimmer range features Ripple
ergonomic handle design; built-in energy logger; optional Wi-Fi/Ethernet;
Tone Rejection - a combination of hardware and algorithmic
built-in DC switch; built-in string fuses.
firmware calculation technology that minimises lamp flicker
Delta Electronics
when ripple tones come down the line.
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The range also has overvoltage, overcurrent and overtemperature protection to suit Australian conditions. CABAC www.cabac.com.au
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