Guide to Busbar Trunking Systems including BS EN 61439-6

This seminar provides an introduction to automation, considering how the 'digital revolution' has transformed entertainment, control, comfort, security and energy saving functionality.

Seminar introduces medium voltage transformers and discusses issues relating to cast resin transformers (CRT?s). Includes an analysis of what a transformer is, the types of transformers available, advantages of cast resin transformers, design criteria and the regulations and standards pertaining to transformers.

Seminar covers aspects of door entry and access control and looks at the different types available, particularly in the area of door entry, the technologies involved and their application.

This item of literature compliments the presentation and includes detailed and clear information relating to the individual technologies and looks at the advantages and disadvantages of the systems being used today.

This presentation aims to offer a deeper understanding of the real life 'cost impact’ of compliance with The Building Regulations Approved Document L2 with regards to lighting control. The session explains what L2 is and offers three different approaches to achieving compliance in consideration of the project size and type.

Seminar provides a guide to busbar systems and compares them with cable systems, including a description of a busbar system, advantages of busbar trunking and discusses the advantages of aluminium versus copper conductors. Includes typical installation examples and applications.

This presentation aims to understand the current environment heavily influenced by consumer demand, industry initiatives, green agendas and advances in technology. The seminar asks three fundamental questions, What are the drivers? What is industry doing? How are we responding, reacting and adapting?

Sitting against the backdrop of the Dame Judith Hackitt Independent Review of Building Regulations and Fire Safety Final Report and the Construction Products Regulation, this session will provide guidance and recommendations to best specify Cable Containment Systems to maximise fire safety and explain how to create a cable pathway through a building.

This presentation looks specifically at a buildings electrical backbone and recommends a product pathway to achieve energy efficiency in this vital area. The seminar considers industry drivers, solutions to achieve an energy efficient electrical backbone and relevant design considerations.

This presentation aims to provide an introduction to the DALI / DALI2 protocol, describing DALI Broadcast and DALI Addressable and discusses the pros and cons of both systems over the life cycle of the install. Complete Networked Systems are discussed with a thought towards Building Information Modelling. Case studies then provide further context to the subject matter.

This Seminar discusses the issues that must be addressed and co-ordinated by the building and operating team to deliver efficient, flexible and secure data centres.

An introduction to commercial lighting systems, specifically reviewing lighting system options, discussing issues including lighting installations, lighting adaptability and upgrading, lighting control and DALI ? digital lighting control. 1 hour seminar.

Seminar provides an introduction to residential automation systems, specifically considering entertainment, control, comfort security and energy saving functionality.

The market for EV charging solutions continues to grow. Providing access to EV charging can give businesses an important competitive advantage. EV charging devices can help businesses achieve sustainability goals, promote green values and improve their brand image. These products and services include EV charge points of all kinds, Software platforms, data and data services, The connections between EV infrastructure and electrical systems in buildings, Streetscapes, forecourts or networks, including energy storage facilities, Charge point operation, and applications, Services and infrastructure enabling grid flexibility services.

This seminar provides discussion around the importance and relevance of fire stopping cable pathways and offers solutions to the issues surrounding cable moves, adds and changes. It also offers an overview of the complex nature of fire safety responsibility and demonstrates how to achieve successful fire protection and containment whilst breaking the cycle of non-conformance.

This seminar will help delegates recognise the importance of specifying and installing appropriate fire-stopping systems. They will be able to specify a cable management support system which will meet the requirements of bs 8519,2010. Delegates will understand how innovative use of fire-stopping on a cable pathway can increase the life and flexibility of a cable management installation and improve operational expenditure (opex)

This item of literature compliments the presentation and includes detailed and clear information relating to the individual floor systems and acts as a useful specification and installation guide.

Seminar discusses the selection criteria between cavity, access and screeded floors when considering various applications, particularly in relation to Wiring Regulations, cable segregation and so on.

Seminar provides an overview of the issues specifiers of lighting management systems sensors &amp, controls need to consider when designing these kind of solutions. Includes a checklist design guide covering differing strategies and technologies that should be considered. Includes examples and covers the requisite Regulations &amp, Standards.

Seminar provides an overview and summary to Specifiers and Installers of Overhead Cable Management Systems. Topic areas include the different types available, selection of material and finish suitable to the location and environment, good design and specification practice.

Seminar provides an overview and summary to Specifiers and Installers of Cable Management Floor Systems, providing guidance on selecting the most suitable system for a specific project. Topic areas discussed include how the type of floor determines system type, different trunking options, flexible floor options and good specification and installation practice.

Seminar gives an introduction to the benefits and varying types of metallic trunking and best practice guidance on specification, design and installation, together with an update on relevant regulations and standards.

This presentation explores the concept of a PAYG (Pay as you Grow) business model in relation to the implementation of modular UPS. The seminar considers the available technologies and explores the advantages and the limitations whilst also taking into account relevant design considerations. The seminar considers industry drivers and a detailed case study is also presented.

This presentation explores the Tier Ratings of Resilience as defined by the Uptime Institute and examines how UPSs can be incorporated into these guidelines. The seminar also examines additional considerations in relation to Synchronising Parallel UPS and Generator Interfacing. Industry drivers are discussed and a detailed case study is also presented.

Seminar covers the growth in consumer demand for in-home networking of services and how the various technologies available have developed. Guidance is given as to systems that can be used to meet current and future requirements. Accompanying literature also available.

This item of literature complements the presentation and includes detailed and clear information relating to the individual technologies available for in-home networks.

This seminar provides an overview of cable management systems and how innovation can respond to the needs of users, specifiers, distributors and installers.

In a recent Market Research Paper (Voltimum 27th May 2015), over 70% of contractors and installers in Europe believe smart connected products will be the future of electrical installations. This presentation is an introduction to smart connected products and the Internet of Things (IOT) relating to electrical installations considering the relevance, potential and the growing demand for these type of products and their potential impact and benefits to both installers and users.

In 2015 Legrand launched the Internet of Things (IoT) CPD which was an introduction to the topic. This presentation is 'part two' which goes deeper into the subject and includes real life case studies.

This presentation gives an overview and summary to specifiers and installers of lighting control equipment for offices, schools and hospitals. The seminar considers types and methods of control, including a look at technical guidance and industry drivers. Monitoring and maintenance are also considered along with relevant Regulations and Standards.

This presentation aims to familiarise datacenter consultants, engineers, and architects with some common example issues found during actual engagements that we have found in our dealings with customers and world class data centre clients. The seminar discusses the primary in-rack power planning considerations often overlooked, downstream of the main panel board. Through real-world examples, insight is given to challenging popular misperceptions when considering in-rack power and share practical insights that can be applied to de-risk future projects.

Seminar covers relevant regulations and introduces various overhead cabling systems, discusses support and containment systems available, material selection and gives guidance as to specification and installation best practice.