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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Sense announces EV Analytics for vehicle detection and charging insights

1 week ago | electricalconnection.com.au | Sean Carroll

Sense has introduced its new EV Analytics solution to Australia. This marks the first in a suite of Sense software solutions designed to support utility electrification and grid reliability needs from the edge.
The shock importance of smoke alarms

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

Battery fires have continued to be a nuisance across Australia and one way to keep home owners safer is through smoke alarms. Casey McGuire looks at the role electricians can play. You never think it’s going to happen to you until it does. One day, a home owner left a lithium-ion battery from a drill on charge overnight on the patio of their home. Mind you, he was the president of a major fire protection company in the United States. When he returned home, his house was gone. Where did it go?
Weidmuller Australia launches the PZ 2.5 S

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

Weidmuller Australia has launched the PZ 2.5 S, a small professional crimping tool. On average 90% of connections are in the cross-section range of 2.5mm2 and smaller. The PZ 2.5 S is compact and ergonomic with a small handle width, the opening angle and weight making it easy to use every day without fatiguing the hand, wrist or arm. Previous Article ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT
Weidmuller releases the Crimpfix Eco

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

Weidmuller has released the Crimpfix Eco, an automated cable assembly machine. It streamlines installation, reduces production costs, boosts value and enhances competitiveness. The Crimpfix Eco is the latest generation of stripping and crimping machines that feature an adjustable stripping unit and an intuitive touchscreen display. The machines offer rapid operation, extended maintenance intervals and are highly durable.
Electrical Connection has entered the dirty 30s

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

For over 30 years, Electrical Connection magazine has been a stalwart for tips, tricks, new products and news for electricians. Casey McGuire looks over the past 30 years and how the industry has grown. Hip, hip, HOORAY! Hip, hip, HOORAY! Hip, hip, HOORAY!!! It’s Electrical Connection’s birthday and we have turned 30.
ARC reports record growth in RAC licences

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

The ARCTick licence scheme is at record levels with major increases in consecutive years. This reflects the sector’s expanding workforce and increasing industry profile. In the 2023-24 financial year, the ARC recorded a net increase of more than 12,618 permits, comprising of 10,692 Refrigerant Trading Authorisations (RTAs). Data suggests the industry will have a strong 2024-25 with projections exceeding 12,000 new licences and business registrations.
Home building to rebound with interest rate cuts

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

The number of homes starting construction in Australia is expected to increase over the next few years. It’s driven by population growth, low unemployment and falling interest rates. According to the Housing Industry Association (HIA), long-term structural issues continue to pose risks to housing affordability and national supply targets. HIA chief economist Tim Rearson says the sector is indicating improved confidence following a period of weak activity, particularly in apartment construction.
Monash University developing flow batteries for rooftop solar energy

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

Engineers have developed a water-based battery that can help homes store rooftop solar energy safely, cheaply and more efficiently. The flow batteries have existed for decades but have normally been used in large-scale energy storage because of the large size and slow charge speeds.
Perth man fined in Magistrates Court for unlicensed electrical work

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

Cody De Waal, trading as Customised Electrics and Air, was ordered to pay a $3,500 fine and costs of $951.50 at Perth Magistrates Court after pleading guilty to two breaches of the Electricity (Licensing) Regulations 1991. The court was told Cody never held any electrical licence and was never a licensed electrical worker or contractor. In March 2025, Cody responded to a home owners request for electrical work via a services website.
NSW Government introduces digital applications for high-risk work license holders

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

The NSW Government is making is an easier process for construction workers, manufacturers and factory operators to apply for a High-Risk Work License. Customers can apply for their licence digitally through Service NSW to save users time and money. They submit their licence application online via the Service NSW website and then visit their nearest Service NSW Centre if a photo is required. Between 75,000 and 100,000 High-Risk Work Licence transactions are done every year in NSW.