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• Sevadis launches MaxiCharger with LCD Screen

  13-02-2023 16:03 via electricalcontractingnews.com
  
  An addition to Sevadis’ MaxiCharger electric vehicle charging point range, the MaxiCharger with LCD Screen offers a unique EV charging solution to businesses and organisations of all shapes, sizes and disciplines.
  Complete with a 5in LCD touchscreen, EV drivers are provided with real-time, physical transparency of EV charging behaviour and data, enabling them to understand the duration of EV charging time, as well as costs associated with charging.
  For businesses, the MaxiCharger with LCD
  
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• Yorkshire Water invests in EV infrastructure

  13-02-2023 15:30 via electricalcontractingnews.com
  
  Yorkshire Water is planning to install up to 1,000 electrical vehicle (EV) charging points across its sites and colleagues’ homes, as the water company strengthens its electric fleet on its journey to net zero.
  In order to reach net zero by 2030, the water company set out a roadmap, which details a decade of initiatives to install renewables, lower overall energy use, and switch its entire fleet of vans to electric.
  Colleagues that drive an electric van for the company will be able to char
  
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• Kensa PREDICT lower costs and longer heat pump lifespans

  13-02-2023 14:29 via electricalcontractingnews.com
  
  Kensa Heat Pumps has won £92,000 of government funding to develop an online dashboard using AI to monitor single or multiple ground source heat pumps, allowing for remote commissioning and predictive maintenance to reduce installation and ownership costs, and keep systems running efficiently.
  The 19-month project, worth £263,000 is part-funded by Department for Energy Security and Net Zero through its Net Zero Innovation Portfolio (NZIP). Kensa is one of 37 British companies to get a
  
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• Faster solar PV system testing with Seaward’s PV150

  13-02-2023 13:59 via electricalcontractingnews.com
  
  Advanced combination electrical safety testing of solar PV installations is provided by the lightweight and powerful PV150 test instrument, now available from Seaward.
  The Seaward Solar PV150 is a dedicated multi-function PV electrical tester designed specifically for solar panel system installation. It performs open circuit voltage measurements (Voc), short circuit current measurements (Isc), earth continuity, insulation resistance and operating current (via AC/DC current clamp) checks.
  With th
  
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• BCIA releases two new technical guides

  13-02-2023 12:49 via electricalcontractingnews.com
  
  The Building Controls Industry Association (BCIA) has released two new technical guides to add to its portfolio of online guides available to download.
  The first guide covers the various building assessment schemes, including BREEAM, LEED, NABERS, RESET, WELL Building Standard, and WiredScore. Building assessment schemes set performance standards for the built environment, including new builds and refurbishment schemes, by assessing a project’s environmental impact through the design, spec
  
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• Carhartt debuts new Ripstop Cargo Work Trousers

  13-02-2023 12:15 via electricalcontractingnews.com
  
  Carhartt has launched its latest collection of rugged and durable work trousers. The Ripstop Cargo Work Pant, and its fleece lined version, offer a combination of comfort, durability and versatility for any tradesperson who needs protection and flexibility while they work, even in the most demanding of environments.
  The Ripstop Cargo Work Pant is made from a tough ripstop fabric that is both abrasion and tear-resistant, ensuring long-lasting durability. The trousers feature multiple pockets, inc
  
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