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Date: 3rd May 2022
Author: Liz Farrimond
With EV ownership rising exponentially you could be missing out on lucrative business if you don't offer this increasingly vital utility for guests and staff.
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Date: 18th March 2022
Author: Liz Farrimond
iDACS have visited site several times during the duration of the SONY cabling project in London. Mostly to deliver cabling products, but also for warranty surveys and more recently to remove used / empty wooden cable drums for recycling.
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Date: 17th March 2022
Author: Liz Farrimond
The Government's Workplace and EV Home Charge grant Schemes changed on 1st April 2022. With winners and losers, how will the changes effect you?
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Date: 17th March 2022
Author: Liz Farrimond
EEE 802.3 have upgraded PoE+ technology to include PoE++. The standard for PoE++ is IEEE 802.3bt and has two classes: type 3 and type 4.
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Date: 13th January 2022
Author: Liz Farrimond
The short answer is NO. Firstly, most car owners have experience with petrol or diesel vehicles and wouldn’t expect to drive around in one of those constantly with a completely full tank.
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Date: 3rd October 2021
Author: Liz Farrimond
With the UK Government's ban on new petrol and diesel car sales from 2030, and incentives in place to promote Electric Vehicle uptake - investing in an EV charging system is becoming a necessity for companies and individuals alike.
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Date: 27th September 2021
Author: Liz Farrimond
When I started working at the end of the 80’s, well-being was not at the top of a company’s agenda. I was lucky that I worked in a new office with big windows and the latest computer tech (not Windows!).
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Date: 15th March 2021
Author: Liz Farrimond
Electrical Safety First surveyed 1,500 electric vehicle owners on their EV charging habits. 74% used domestic multi-socket extension leads, not suitable for outdoor use. Over half used them when it was raining. 75% admitted to ‘daisy-chaining’ extension leads to reach their vehicle. This is highly dangerous as it can lead to overheating and an increased risk of electric shock.
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