Overview of EN54,23 – Understanding VAD’s

This seminar provides an overview of 2-wire systems, and how they compare with the other types of systems available. Includes a run-through example bi-wire ultra-system to illustrate typical features to be expected on such systems.

A presentation covering the background to the introduction of AFDD technology and the benefits of its use.

Seminar discusses the potential hazard presented by arcing faults in low voltage switchboards and explains the measures available to mitigate them.

This CPD covers the basics of fire system design, applicable standards and legislation and an overview of responsibilities and obligations. This seminar is important to anybody installing Fire safety system and those who are looking to ensure their buildings are compliant. The seminar covers the latest standards for fire alarm systems, how they can assist building occupants in a life safety scenario as well as the topologies of systems.

This seminar will assist in understanding the construction of a fuse link, the fuse operating process during fault clearing and the electrical characteristics during fuse operation while protecting electrical circuits.

A presentation covering proposed changes to BS7671 Amendment 2 and their potential impact.

A course designed to provide delegates with an understanding of government proposals on building safer future (future requirements in the built environment) and technology available today to improve building safety performance.

This seminar explains the background to legislation arising from the climate change programme, providing a comprehensive overview of part l2 building regulations and the energy performance in buildings directive. Covers metering, monitoring and data collection and analysis. Includes guidance on design issues and discusses future sustainability developments.

Sector coupling and electrification of vehicle fleets provide businesses with a significant potential to meet corporate sustainability goals. Learn about carbon reduction opportunities in both new and existing buildings to make the transition to an electric fleet more sustainable.

A presentation covering the legislation applicable to Central Power Supplies for Emergency Lighting, the types of Central Power Supplies and their benefits.

While you may know the upfront cost of buying a UPS, your initial investment doesn’t tell you the final price you’ll pay. Do you know what it will cost to run and maintain over its lifetime or what factors you need to consider? When considering purchasing a UPS, the broader Total Cost of Ownership should be considered. After all, even a single percentage improvement in operational efficiency could save you more than the UPS purchase price over its lifetime. Having the ability to scale the UPS power with the load demand will help optimise the UPS efficiency, reduce cooling needs, and prevent unnecessary wear on components.

A presentation covering an introduction to the Cybersecurity topic and how establishments need to review the threats of hacking of their OT networks.

The grid of the past was built around a few large central power plants. Healthcare can play an important role by decarbonising its own infrastructure and creating its own micro grid systems, harnessing and storing renewable energy sources that not only benefit building infrastructure but also transportation systems. These changes not only benefit our planet but also provide exciting new services for communities and transformative revenue streams for the healthcare sector.

A presentation covering SF6 and its impact on the environment, human safety and life cycle costs with overview of viable alternatives that are better for the environment, less risk to humans and better life cycle costs.

A presentation covering the legislation applicable to emergency lighting. The design and implementation of emergency lighting and the types of technology available.

A presentation covering the legislation applicable to emergency lighting in Healthcare. The design and implementation of emergency lighting and the types of technology available.

You’re in a burning building, how do you get out? This CPD covers the role of Emergency Voice Communication Systems (EVCS) and the problems they solve. This seminar is important to anybody installing Fire safety system and those who are looking to ensure their buildings are compliant. The seminar covers when and where to install an EVCS, how they can assist building occupants in a life safety scenario as well as the topologies of systems.

You’re in a burning building, how do you get out? This seminar covers the role of Emergency Voice Communication Systems (EVCS) and the problems they solve. This seminar is important to anybody installing Fire safety system and those who are looking to ensure their buildings are compliant. The seminar covers when and where to install an EVCS, how they can assist building occupants in a life safety scenario as well as the topologies of systems.

With more and more adoption of renewable energy into our grids, the production and demand of energy are rarely in sync. The move away from fossil fuel generation has also reduced the inertia capacity of the grid and grid reserves are needed to supplement mandatory frequency regulation. Energy Aware UPS can recognise and compensate power demand or power export to stabilise the grid frequency. It provides a fast frequency response by utilising spare power and battery capacity without risking the critical load. Learn how this system enables data centres to contribute to the uptake of renewable energy, help stabilise the grid and in return generate revenues.

The global climate is changing due to the growing emissions of greenhouse gases. Consequently, the global energy sector is undergoing a fundamental transition, driven by electrification, decentralisation and digitalisation. The rapid growth of renewable electricity generation has meant that power systems and markets must be more flexible to balance greater volatility in generation and the increasing introduction of new loads. Learn how flexible solutions such as energy storage are the key to integrating these variables onto the system, maximising the use of renewables to reduce the CO2 footprint and contributing to the stability of the grid

It is widely recognized how the energy transition and electrification of economies can contribute to decreasing GHG emissions, especially in the building sector, where homes, businesses, and communities will play an increasingly important role in the future energy system, being able to produce and sell energy as well as consume it. By ensuring more renewable resources, behind-the-meter assets, and smart electric vehicle infrastructure can be added and integrate seamlessly into the energy mix, there is an opportunity to create more sustainable and resilient infrastructure while lowering energy costs.

A presentation covering SF6 and its impact on the environment, human safety and life cycle costs with overview of viable alternatives as presented in the latest technical report by EU Commission, Sept 2020.

Today, machines are being transformed from simple command receivers into "smart" agents within the framework of Industry 4.0. Information can flow in any direction, to and from the machine, to the Cloud or to local on-premise. In our webinar, you will learn how your business can better position itself for the future with digital concepts and reduced energy consumption and how a factory can leverage DC Networks that gets its power from a microgrid. Such networks reduce the losses of AC / DC conversions and facilitate the integration of Energy provided by renewable energy sources such as PV.

With full electrification and digitalisation, the economy will become even more dependent on a reliable electricity supply. At the same time, as the share of variable renewable energy sources increases, power generation will become more unpredictable. All this requires a network that is more than just a power distributor. In the future, we need to build a cellular grid based on distributed generation and dynamic use. Learn how to enable flexible and environmentally friendly power flow using solutions such as SF6-free MV switchgear, battery storage, and how energy-intensive data centres can provide grid services.

A presentation covering the background to the forms of separation and what it means for electrical safety in LV switchgear.

Continuous Thermal Monitoring (CTM) is a proactive approach to asset maintenance that tracks real-time temperature variations in electrical systems. By continuously monitoring thermal activity, CTM helps detect early signs of potential failures, minimizing downtime and preventing costly breakdowns. Accurate interpretation of temperature data is essential, as it provides insights into system health, enabling timely interventions. Understanding temperature trends ensures efficient operation and extends equipment lifespan, making CTM a critical component of predictive maintenance strategies in various industries.

The Circuit Breaker is over 100 years old, but the last 20 years has seen a radical evolution thanks to smaller and more powerful microprocessors. The next generation of circuit breakers are capable of protective functions way above its predecessors but can also enhance operational performance through embedded features. Innovative features aid with changing business and energy landscapes - 24/7 operations, lowering carbon emissions, reducing operational costs, maintaining system uptime and improving employee safety. This CPD discusses what consultants need to consider now to help drive future operational performance whilst simultaneously ensuring market-leading safety protection for both employees and equipment.

In the evolving world of electric vehicles, and the charging infrastructure used to power them, there is a continuous flow of new developments. Learn the different types of EV's and how they work, focusing specifically on how to charge the vehicles most effectively and how they can become energy hubs by working in tandem with the buildings where they are charged.

A presentation covering the background to the intruder industry, alarms, their applications and industry regulations.

This seminar is designed to provide delegates with an understanding of the changing risks to occupants and infrastructure in UK buildings and how the use of new electrical technology can mitigate these risks. It is built on the layers of prevent, detect, alert and evacuate taking into consideration some the initial findings and recommendations of the Hackitt report, published in 2018.

Following this presentation participants will know the different options for evacuation scenarios with sound. Learners will develop a level of understanding as to how to select the right PAVA systems. Topics of discussion will involve understanding what, and how to make the most of your ASET (Available Safe Egress Time). Upon completion, the audience will know when, and how, to select a Voice Alarm system.

Seminar aims to provide a greater awareness of what is pfc (power factor correction) and its merits, it also explains how to determine whether there is a requirement for use.