A guide to selecting the right meter for your application

Review some of the main changes in the regulations, understand the technology of Residual Current Devices (RCDs), Arc Fault Detection Devices (AFDDs) and Surge Protection Devices (SPDs) where to use them and their main benefits.

Consulting engineers, Get guidance on the standards and technology to help you design and specify future-proof electrical systems. In this Innovation Talk webinar, we will discuss how you can deliver hyper-efficiency throughout a building's lifecycle by, Improving energy management systems , Refining energy consumption , Understanding relevant IEC standards for efficiency and monitoring.

Review some of the main changes in the 18th edition amendment 2 regulations, understand the technology of Residual Current Devices (RCDs), Arc Fault Detection Devices (AFDDs) and Surge Protection Devices (SPDs) where to use them and their main benefits.

This CPD seminar is focused on the IET Wiring Regulations 18th Edition BS 7671,2018 and the specific impacts of Surge Protection Devices.

This seminar defines the types of electrical meters in the market and how to select the right meters by applications.

This course defines what Building Energy Management System is, provides typical systems in the market and a guide on how to select suitable system for building management.

The focus of this course is to explore the different ways we can control motor speed efficiently and with minimal physical stress on equipment. In addition, we&#39,ll discuss other advantages such as controlled starting and regulated torque.

This course will review fuel cells and micro turbines as possible alternatives for data centre and network room power generations. The benefits and drawbacks of multiple power generation approaches will be highlighted.

Seminar provides an introduction to the knx system and how it can be part of an energy efficiency strategy. Reviews hardware, typical configurations and system capabilities.

Seminar provides an overview of MV distribution networks, and which type of switchgearm and appropriate protection that could be used.

Seminar provides an overview of mv distribution networks, and which type of switchgear, and appropriate protection that could be used.

Seminar provides an overview of MV switchgear, and the types of components into the switchgear cubicle. The presentation also includes internal arc and how that affects the design and safety of operators.

Seminar provides an overview of mv switchgear, and the types of components that are incorporated into the switchgear cubicle. The presentation also includes internal arc and how that affects the design and safety of operators.

Seminar provides an overview of primary distribution switchgear and its construction.

Seminar provides an overview of primary distribution switchgear and its construction.

Seminar provides an overview of secondary distribution switchgear, its construction and typical protection used.

Seminar provides an overview of secondary distribution switchgear, its construction, and typical protection used.

The seminar Analytics for Buildings offers an overview of what drives current facility management needs, the subsequent solutions presently on offer, and how Analytics can take it a step further as a managed service. An operative account of the technology is covered, followed by tangible examples on the benefits of implementing this technology. Case studies are discussed.

In this webinar we will explore, What an arc flash is, how this affects the user, what the user can do to mitigate against it, starting out as a North American standard, how is this affecting us in Europe. We will then conclude with a question and answer session.

This CPD session delves into the history and evolution of Building Management System (BMS) communications, focusing on its significance in electrical and mechanical design. Participants will explore various network and BMS topologies, understanding how they operate and their implications for system efficiency. The session will cover different types of networks utilised in BMS, providing insights into their functionalities. Additionally, we will introduce open protocols, emphasizing their role in enhancing interoperability and flexibility within building management systems. Join us to deepen your knowledge of BMS communications and their impact on modern building design.

Have you ever been in a meeting in a conference room where the room was just too hot? Or too cold? Did you find it uncomfortable and hard to concentrate? Have you ever considered how much money is wasted when things like that are not addressed? Whats the solution? The control system within a building is very important to the energy efficiency of the building, and also to the comfort of the buildings occupants. In this class, we will learn a simple definition of a control system, learn the components of a control system, and describe some fundamental types of control and control loops.

Building control systems are important facets in any buildings energy management plan. They help avoid waste and save money. A vital component of a control system is the sensors that are incorporated into the system. We must measure what we wish to control. We need to have a way to make measurements accurately and repeatedly. Sensors measure the data that the controller uses to make decisions based on its set of programmed standards and set points. Sensors are the first step of control. This course provides an overview of the various sensors integrated in a building control system, and looks at the variety of designs and need for correct placement.

The purpose of this course is to provide you with an overview of basic building control technology used in buildings, so that you will understand how building controls can contribute to energy efficiency. We will examine the five controller loop responses and review the terms associated with controller loop responses.

The building envelope is a critical component of any facility since it protects the building occupants and plays a major role in regulating the indoor environment. Consisting of the building&#39,s foundation, walls, roof, windows, and doors, the envelope controls the flow of energy between the interior and exterior of the building. A well designed envelope allows the building to provide comfort for the occupants and respond efficiently to heating, cooling, ventilating, and natural lighting needs.

Seminar covers solutions for the management of power, data and voice cables throughout commercial buildings. Reviews solutions from the distribution board to desk with a view to ensuring maximum flexibility and future-proofing.

Seminar addresses the co-ordination techniques as specified by bsen 60947-2 and gives a better understanding of cascading, discrimination and limitation effects of circuit breakers.

Seminar addresses the co-ordination techniques as specified by bsen 60947-2 and gives a better understanding of cascading, discrimination and limitation effects of circuit breakers.

Seminar address the co-ordination techniques specified by BSEN 60947-2 and gives a better understanding of cascading, discrimination and limitation effects of circuit breakers.

This seminar addresses the coordination techniques specified by BSEN 60947-2 and gives a better understanding of cascading, selectivity and limitation effects of circuit breakers.

Cogeneration today is widely used throughout the world for efficient production of heat and power. Cogeneration is the simultaneous production of heat and power in a single thermodynamic process. The purpose of this course is to review the different approaches for applying technologies to the function of cogeneration. We?ll also explore the various issues and considerations for deployment of the two main types of cogeneration concepts, topping cycle, plants (including combined cycle plants), and bottoming cycle plants.

Commissioning is a process to ensure building performance problems are understood and corrected. Deficiencies such as design flaws, construction defects, malfunctioning equipment, and deferred maintenance have a multitude of consequences, ranging from equipment failure, to poor indoor air quality and comfort, to unnecessarily high energy use or under-performance of energy efficiency strategies. Fortunately, an emerging form of quality assurance, known as building commissioning, can identify and cure most deficiencies. This course will explain the purpose of a commissioning process, and discuss the impact of the commissioning process on energy efficiency.

In a world where projects are wanted faster more competitively with excellent operational performance. This course will investigate customer architectures in a data centre context and how MV/LV powertrain, IT, Cooling, back up generation and software applications can be brought together and optimised to bring project benefits capital expenditure and operational performance.