Electrical Connection

Electrical Connection is a quarterly magazine that reaches 30,000 electrical contractors and communications experts. It is the leading independent publication in its field, known for its reliability and trust over the past 19 years. Established in 1995, Electrical Connection focuses on supporting Australian electricians and electrical contractors in growing their businesses. The magazine keeps its readers informed about the latest updates in standards and regulations affecting their work.

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Siemon launches Clipsal Pro and Iconic series faceplates

6 days ago | electricalconnection.com.au | Casey McGuire

Siemon has launched work area faceplate adapters Clipsal Pro and Iconic series faceplates to integrate connectivity solutions. It combines the Siemon Z-MAX and UltraMAX outlets with Clipsal faceplates and can mount quickly in any orientation. The faceplates are available in multiple colours for enhanced protection or non-shuttered for standard use.
ATG introduces impact gloves for high cut environments

6 days ago | electricalconnection.com.au | Casey McGuire

ATG has introduced the 52-6745FI MaxiCut Ultra Impact Gloves for professionals in high-cut and demanding work environments. The gloves are designed for cut protection, comfort and durability as it incorporates advanced technologies and craftsmanship. They’re suitable for industries and applications where cut or back of hand impact risks are present including construction, stevedoring, temp fence hire, mining or rigging.
NECA calls on government intervention for potential DNSP EV charger monopoly

1 week ago | electricalconnection.com.au | Casey McGuire

NECA has called for the government to intervene in the Australian Energy Regulator (AER) plans, hoping to prevent the monopoly electricity distribution networks (DNSPs) into contestable electricity service markets. The AER opened consultation for CitiPower, Powercor and United Energy to own, install and maintain electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure as network assets.
JOLT launches next-gen 50kW DC EV chargers

1 week ago | electricalconnection.com.au | Casey McGuire

JOLT has launched the 50kW DC EV charger to offer drivers double the charging speed of existing units and deliver 7kWh of free power per day for users via the JOLT app. The chargers can deliver up to 45km of range in 8-10 minutes and features a ‘flagpole’ design. It integrates advanced cable management with a 5m reach which is 25% longer than standard chargers. An adjustable cable holster allows the plug height to be tailored to site conditions to support accessibility and inclusive designs.
Anker SOLIX launches the X1 hybrid home energy storage solutions

2 weeks ago | electricalconnection.com.au | Casey McGuire

Anker SOLIX has launched the X1 hybrid home energy storage solutions to reduce dependence on the grid, save money on energy bills and make the most of solar power. The expansion of the X1 series is the next generation of hybrid energy battery systems as it joins existing AC solutions to give home owners more options to power homes efficiently.
Court victory confirms construction leave entitlements beyond the building sector

2 weeks ago | electricalconnection.com.au | Casey McGuire

Millions of dollars in long-service leave entitlements and ongoing liabilities might be owed by major businesses outside of the building sector. This follows two court decisions that identify the scope of the construction industry under Victoria’s portable long-service league scheme. The Supreme Court has ruled in favour of CoInvest Limited (trading as LeavePlus), the administrator and regulator of portable long service leave for the construction industry in Victoria.
Mitsubishi launches the FR-D800 inverters

2 weeks ago | electricalconnection.com.au | Casey McGuire

Mitsubishi has launched the FR-D800 series inverters that aim to deliver better performance, easy operation and improved energy efficiency for industrial applications. The FR-D800 is 37% smaller than its equivalent predecessor which reduces enclosure size requirements, allows for more flexible mounting and reduces installation costs. A USB-C interface lets users set parameters directly from a PC without needing to power the inverter.
Legrand acquires Computer Room Solutions

2 weeks ago | electricalconnection.com.au | Casey McGuire

Legrand has acquired Computer Room Solutions (CRS), complimenting Legrand’s existing data portfolio while introducing innovative offerings. CRS provides solutions and services the data centre white space. Those include structural ceilings, hot and cold aisle containment, mech walls, security caging and server racks and cabinets. CRS is headquartered in Mascot, Sydney and has manufacturing facilities in Melbourne.
Flow Power deploys Canadian anti-hail technology

3 weeks ago | electricalconnection.com.au | Casey McGuire

Australian energy retailer Flow Power is collaborating with Canadian Solar to distribute anti-hail modules on Australian solar and storage projects. The first Flow Power project to use the anti-hail technology will be a solar farm and a DC-coupled battery energy storage system (BESS) in South Australia’s Coonawarra wine region. It’ll be the first of multiple sites where Flow Power collaborates with Canadian Solar’s Australian subsidiary to install the protective technology across the country.
Fluke releases solar testing bundle

4 weeks ago | electricalconnection.com.au | Casey McGuire

Fluke has released the Fluke 393 FC solar testing bundle which comprises of four products. The Fluke 393 FC clamp meter is CAT III 1500 V rates for safe, high-voltage measurements with a thin jaw design for easy access to cables in crowded combiner boxes. It’s also IP54 rated for durability in outdoor environments and DC power measurements, audio polarity and visual continuity features for efficient solar testing.