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News & views 5
Products 12 For a worry-free winter
In focus 22 Ebrington Hotel, Derry
New season of The Wire from NICEIC NICEIC’s hit webinar programme, The Wire, gears up for all-new season.
Timeguard’s BoostMaster range of controls helps reduce power consumption.
AM Electrical Ltd powers £15.5m redevelopment of iconic Derry landmark.
9 Green light for €162k Solar PV grants
41 Tetra Premium Nylon Plugs
38 EWW Trade Show
Advanced wall plug from Olympic Fixings sets new standard in fastening technology.
Cutting-edge products on display at EEW Enniscorthy Trade Show.
Irish government approves new PV funding range for non-domestic projects. 33 CEF Tech Talks return to Belfast CEF’s CPD-accredited TechTalks showcase electrical sector innovations. 36 Ireland’s first electrical apprenticeship college opens
46 ATC Electrical
45 GAIA Smart Energy
Irish-owned electrical manufacturer and wholesaler reports on year of major changes.
GAIA Smart Energy infrared heaters for domestic or office environments.
77 ELECTEX Dublin
69 LINIAN Clips
ELECTEX Dublin unites Ireland’s electrical sector with a record- breaking surge in visitors.
LINIAN’s range of cable clips and fixings designed for rapid installation is fully compliant.
New college in Drogheda addresses urgent need for apprentices.
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NEWS
Building upon the success of the previous series, NICEIC’s hit webinar programme The Wire is gearing up to set new milestones with an all-new season. Free and exclusive to NICEIC-certified businesses, the new episodes kicked off on 13 September. The live broadcasts are delivered every fortnight and delve into an array of vital subjects, all designed to help NICEIC-certified businesses remain up to date. Topics include earthing and bonding fundamentals, navigating the DNO’s notification requirements for EV charging and solar PV installations, understanding the NICEIC electrotechnical assessment, how to get EV charging installations right, nurturing mental health and wellbeing and the NICEIC’s ultimate technical quiz. All participants who tune in to a live or on-demand episode will receive a personalised CPD certificate. “With the new series, we aim to build on this and further reinforce our commitment to supporting our certified businesses”, commented Paul Collins, NICEIC’s Technical Director. www.niceic.com/thewire NICEIC announces all-new season of THE WIRE
Darren Kinsella is the new Business Development Manager for New Energy Landscapes at Schneider Electric Ireland.
Schneider Electric Ireland appoints Darren Kinsella as Business Development Manager for New Energy Landscapes
Schneider Electric announced the appointment of Darren Kinsella as Business Development Manager – New Energy Landscapes. Darren will have a critical role in supporting Schneider Electric’s customers and partners through the challenges and opportunities of the energy transition, including the rollout of electric vehicles (EVs) across the country and implementation of microgrid systems. The former CEO of Darkin EV, Darren will drive expansion of products, solutions, software, and services catering. “Darren has built a reputation for innovation and an ability
to cultivate exceptional teams and connect his understanding of technology with new opportunities. He is the perfect addition to the team driving forward our growth plans in Ireland,” explained Chris Collins, Country President for Schneider Electric in Ireland. Commenting on his appointment, Darren Kinsella said, “Schneider’s work to support the rollout of EV in Ireland is particularly vital for a more sustainable energy future. I’m looking forward to expanding our coverage across the country and creating positive change for our customers.”
Two apprentices from NI among SkillELECTRIC 2023 UK finalists
The eight SkillELECTRIC competitors who scored most highly in the recent national qualifying heats feature two apprentices from Northern Ireland: Conor McDonnell (Nesbitt Electrical / Southern Regional College) and Thomas Magee (SM Electrical / Belfast Met College). The list of UK finalists also includes Ben Gillin (Lloyd Morris Electrical / JTL Training), Danny McBean - Grants of Dufftown / SECTT), Demi Mae Whitehead (William Davis Homes / JTL Training), Jason Robinson (Neil Whicker Electrical Services / College of West Anglia), Kevin Boone (Darke & Taylor / Training in Electrical) and Thomas Turner (Parker Technical Services / JTL Training). All will now take part in the UK Grand Final at Oldham College, England, on the week of 13 November. SkillELECTRIC, the annual search for the UK’s best student electrician, is part of the WorldSkills UK competition framework. The event is organised by industry charity National Electrotechnical Training (NET) with sponsors and delivery partners Electric Center, the NICEIC and Scolmore Group.
The eight finalists pictured left to right. Top row: Ben Gillin, Conor McDonnell, Danny McBean, and Demi Mae Whitehead. Bottom row: Jason Robinson, Kevin Boone, Thomas Magee, and Thomas Turner.
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ASSOCIATION NEWS
THE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION (ECA) SPEAKS TO IRELAND’S ELECTRICAL MAGAZINE ABOUT THE BENEFITS OF USING THIRD-PARTY ACCREDITED CONTROL CABLES, AND THE PROBLEMS WITH DUBIOUS CONTROL CABLE QUALITY…
A new certification scheme for control cables
C ontrol cables are versatile settings. They serve as flexible interconnections, facilitating the
YY, SY and CY derive from CENELEC naming conventions, where ‘Y’ represents unscreened, ‘S’ signifies steel wire braid, and ‘C’ indicates copper braid. The second character, ‘Y,’ often designates PVC sheathing, but low-smoke variants are also available. SY control cables are sometimes referred to as flexible, braided, flex or instrumentation control cables. Control cable types vary to suit different environments and mechanical stress levels. YY cables, unscreened and flexible, are ideal for light mechanical stress conditions. SY cables feature a galvanised steel wire braid, making them suitable for medium-to-high mechanical stress installations. CY cables, screened and flexible, resemble YY cables but incorporate a tinned copper braid for protection against external electromagnetic interference. Both PVC and low-smoke emission versions are available depending on application requirements, with low- smoke cables being crucial for safety- critical environments. However, under the IET Wiring Regulations (BS 7671), YY, SY and CY control cables are not recommended for fixed installations. Using these cables in such scenarios requires careful consideration and
assessment to ensure safety standards are upheld. While some manufacturers claim compliance with BS EN 50525 series for flexible cables, differences in design can exist. For instance, SY cables cannot conform to BS EN 50525-2-11, a standard for PVC flexible cables without provisions for braided cables. Insulation and sheath thicknesses in YY, SY and CY cables may also differ from BS EN flexible cables, rendering it an inappropriate standard for these control cables. BASEC standard and certification BASEC, as a trusted authority in the cable industry, has introduced a certification scheme to enhance the quality and safety of control cable products. This scheme encompasses six BASEC specifications for both PVC and LSHF designs. It applies to cable products up to 300/500 V with a maximum conductor operating temperature of 70°C and references standards EN 50525-1 and EN 50565- 2 where applicable. BASEC’s rigorous certification, factory auditing, and testing procedures aim to improve the overall quality and safety of cable products, particularly in the underregulated control cable range. www.eca.co.uk
components widely employed across industrial and everyday
measurement, control, and regulation of equipment such as assembly lines and production systems. Additionally, control cables support the functionality of associated computer units and work processes. These cables bridge the gap when a direct connection to the controlled object isn’t feasible, occupying an intermediate position between communication and power cables. Currently, the absence of specific standards for control cables can be confusing for manufacturers, installers and users. In response, independent accredited certification body BASEC has initiated a certification scheme to promote consistent quality levels for control cable product ranges, catering to industry demands. This scheme covers YY, SY and CY control cables. YY, SY and CY control cables are some of the most commonly used cables for applications such as industrial automation, railway infrastructure and more, transmitting vital information about the location, status and operating condition of controlled components.
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‘Electrician Plus’ concept launched by TESP
The Electrotechnical Skills Partnership (TESP) has introduced a new brand concept called “Electrician Plus.” This concept emphasises the essential role of qualified electricians in installing low-carbon and renewable technologies. To safely install technologies like solar photovoltaic (PV) panels, battery storage systems, and electric vehicle charging points (EVCP), a strong grasp of electrical scientific theory and principles, along with demonstrated occupational competence, is crucial. Qualified electricians possess the fundamental competence needed to advance their skills and receive training in these specific technologies. Once you have qualified as an electrician, all that is needed are top-up CPD and qualifications in specific new technologies, to enable safe, compliant and competent installations. Awarding bodies such as City & Guilds, EAL and BPEC have been leading the way in this area with their updated EVCP and solar qualifications, designed so that only electricians who meet the industry Level 3 standard can enrol on these courses, helping safeguard against non-qualified and under-qualified personnel undertaking renewable installations and the potential safety and fire risk this poses. More details at: www.electricalcareers.co.uk/electrician-plus
L-R: Reed Snyder, Principal at Verdane; Fredrika Svanholm, Senior Associate at Verdane and Kevin Maughan,Co-Founder and CEO of UrbanVolt.
Dublin firm secures €26m for solar expansion
Dublin’s UrbanVolt, the Solar- as-a-Service market leader, has announced a €26m investment from leading European specialist growth investor, Verdane. This significant investment means the company has raised over €200 million in debt and equity to date, and it will further power UrbanVolt’s rapid solar energy expansion in the Irish, UK and European markets. UrbanVolt helps business customers make a cost-effective transition to clean energy with their unique ‘Solar-as-a-Service’ business model. UrbanVolt’s model involves financing, installing, and maintaining
solar panels for customers, enabling the customer to buy solar-generated electricity at 40% lower cost than
an electricity provider’s rates. To ensure long-term stability,
UrbanVolt locks in its rate for up to 30 years, safeguarding customers against volatile energy costs and guaranteeing a stable supply of electricity for decades to come. Kevin Maughan, co-founder and CEO of UrbanVolt, said, “Securing this €26 million funding from Verdane marks a pivotal moment for UrbanVolt as we set our sights on an ambitious
European expansion.” www.urbanvolt.com
The Irish government has approved amendments to the existing Non-Domestic Microgeneration Scheme, operated by the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI), to extend supports to a wider range of businesses and non-domestic applicants. This will be done through tiered grant supports for solar PV – for installation sizes greater than 6kWp up to 1,000kWp (1 MW) capacity. New funding ranges from €2,700 to €162,600 to support an even wider range of businesses to switch to solar. This will typically support 20-30% of the investment cost, reducing payback to as little as five years. The new Solar PV Scheme enhancements will boost business investment in renewable energy generation. The updated grants are as follows: Up to 6kWp will remain unchanged up to €2,400, with an additional: •€300/kWp for each extra kWp installed between 7kWp-20kWp •€200/kWp for each extra kWp installed between 21kWp-200kWp •€150/kWp for each extra kWp installed between 201kWp-1000kWp This would mean that installations up to 1MW could be eligible for a grant of up to €162,600. This grant is available to businesses, agricultural sector, public sector bodies, schools, community centres and non-profit societies. www.seai.ie Grants of up to €162,000 available for non-domestic Solar PV systems
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The
Ball 2023
LOCATION: INTERCONTINENTAL HOTEL, BALLSBRIDGE, DUBLIN DATE: FRIDAY 17 NOVEMBER 2023 MUSIC: BENTLEY BOYS PARTY BAND DRESS CODE: BLACK TIE AND HOLLYWOOD GLAMOUR COST: TABLE OF 10 - €2,200
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Accommodation: Limited number of rooms available at €285 per night. To reserve a room, contact Reservations at the Dublin Intercontinental on 01 665 4000 and advise of the special rate.
BOOK YOUR TABLE - CONTACT: Cel O’Reilly: T: 087 2570770 - E: cel.oreilly@gmail.com Áine Higgins: T: 087 2809881 - E: aine.higgins@irisheba.ie Pat Tully: T: 086 6060678 - E: pat.tully@lidacel.com Dan Fisher: T: 087 9880589 - E: dan.fisher@irisheba.ie Aidan Hayes: T: 087 2333008 - E: aidan.hayes@honeywell.com
IEBA CHARITY BALL
The
Ball 2023
THE TRADITIONAL IEBA BALL IS BACK WITH A TOUCH OF CINEMA’S GOLDEN ERA GLAMOUR. DON’T MISS THE CHANCE TO HELP PEOPLE IN THE ELECTRICAL INDUSTRY… A night in Hollywood Book your place now!
I t is time to roll out the red carpet. One of the most-awaited annual events in the industry, the Irish Electrical Benevolent Association (IEBA) Charity Ball is back - and with a touch of glamour from cinema’s golden era. This year, the event celebrates all the glitz from the 40s and 50s with the “Hollywood” theme. Get ready to channel your inner Marylin Monroe or Humphrey Bogart on 17 November at the Intercontinental Hotel in Dublin. The event will include a drinks reception and a four-course dinner, and guests are more than encouraged to dance until the wee hours of the morning to the music from Bentley Boys Party Band. For those feeling
Don’t miss your chance to book a table for 10 guests for €2,200. Please contact one of the committee members: Cel O’Reilly: T: +353 (0)87 257 0770 E: cel.oreilly@gmail.com Áine Higgins: T: +353 (0)87 280 9881 E: aine.higgins@irisheba.ie Pat Tully: T: +353 (0)86 606 0678 E: pat.tully@lidacel.com Dan Fisher: T: +353 (0)87 988 0589 E: dan.fisher@ irisheba.ie Aidan Hayes: T: +353 (0)87 2333008 E: aidan.hayes@honeywell.com To reserve a room, contact Reservations at the Dublin Intercontinental at +353 (0)1 665 4000 and advise of the special rate.
lucky, the event will feature prize draws and the Intercontinental Hotel will also be offering a limited number of rooms at €285 for two people. Cel O’Reilly, President of the IEBA,
appealed to those interested in booking a table or sponsoring a
prize at the ball. “We are still actively supporting families who need financial help. I am fully aware the past years have been difficult for our electrical industry, but I would really appreciate your generosity and support for the IEBA,” he commented. “Thank you for your continued support. Your generosity is much appreciated and helps us ease the worry and anxiety experienced by our colleagues in the electrical industry.”
The 2022 IEBA Winter Ball featured the Roaring 20s as theme.
TO FIND OUT MORE OR MAKE A DONATION, PLEASE VISIT WWW.IRISHEBA.IE OR EMAIL INFO@IRISHIEBA.IE
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COVER STORY
Analogue clock plus electronic accuracy for ECO 7 heating control with the benefit of push button ‘Boost’ control.
No need for a fused spur? Installers can opt for a sleeker model.
ACCORDING TO TIMEGUARD, STRAIGHTFORWARD AND AFFORDABLE CONTROL OF ENERGY-GUZZLING APPLIANCES WILL GIVE PEOPLE THE CONFIDENCE TO SWITCH ON AND STAY WARM THIS WINTER… Keep nice and warm this winter!
T he Severe Weather Europe website has reported a rapidly growing El Niño anomaly for the coming winter with the UK likely to be generally colder and drier compared to previous winters, increasing the risk of snowfall. A lot of people will be watching their smart meter display anxiously and be more aware of their consumption. Yet there is no need for them to face the cold while worrying about leaving things switched on accidentally. Instead, you can offer them devices that reassure them that appliances are never left on longer than needed. The controls in the Timeguard BoostMaster range are inexpensive, uncomplicated, easy to install, and will have an immediate effect on users’ power consumption. What’s more, the price point of these devices also means they are inexpensive to stock, so you can simply have them on
the shelf ready for installers to pick up. There cannot be many jobs where they won’t have the opportunity to add boost functionality to one or more appliances. With Timeguard BoostMaster and SupplyMaster controls, people can turn up the heat without fear of losing control of the bills. Their BoostMaster will never forget to switch off again. There are options to suit everyone, from simple push-button countdown to sophisticated Wi-Fi control. All are simply wired into single gang back boxes – it couldn’t be easier for a professional installer. Basic countdown and switch-off The count-down timers from Timeguard could not be a more simple solution for ensuring devices like heaters, towel rails, and immersion heaters aren’t left
Wi-Fi control you can trust!
Clear digital display - time control for energy economy couldn’t be easier or clearer.
“Timeguard BoostMaster range is inexpensive, uncomplicated, easy to install.”
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FST (SupplyMASTER) Fused Spur Timeswitch, programmed timing, boost options and fused protection all in one.
Timeguard’s Boost Timer provides the extra heating people need - and no more.
The original Timeguard BoostMaster Countdown Timer within a fused spur.
running expensively and unnecessarily. These new digital controls enable users to choose the ideal duration for an appliance to stay on. They can set the on- time at the push of a single button and can see immediately how long is left. It is also possible to add some extra boost or switch it off, if required. Options include models with neon light displays, with a choice of on-times from 15 minutes to four hours at the press of a button and, if desired, built-in fused spur protection. There are also models with digital displays giving precise control over on-times of two or four hours depending on the model and a minute- by-minute countdown. Precision control: on and off Where on/off control at specific times of the day (or night) is required, or users want control when away from home, the Timeguard SupplyMASTER FST Fused Spur Timer with fully programmable electronic time control fits the bill perfectly, neatly replacing a standard fused spur or plain single gang socket – which is probably already adjacent to the appliance installers want to control, so there is no extra wiring.
You can choose between 24-hour models or seven-day programming to cater for people’s different weekday and weekend lifestyle patterns. There is a Timeguard BoostMaster button as well for a little extra heat or power without having to override the programming. Wi-Fi? Yes, of course! No product range is complete without a Wi-Fi option, and the Timeguard SupplyMASTER is no exception. Timeguard has added a Wi-Fi-controlled version of the Fused Spur Timers (FST) and adopted the Tuya Smart app to make sure it works – and stays working easily for users for years to come. The Timeguard design and build quality coupled with global leader Tuya is a powerful combination. The FST Wi-Fi is the ultimate easy-install control package with a fused spur, precision timing, Wi-Fi control, and the option to add some ‘boost time’ via the app. Economy 7 – nice and simple! While programming electronic devices has become so much easier and
more intuitive over the years, it is still troublesome to some people. So, Timeguard also offers the option of an analogue ‘interface’ to electronic time control, with the added benefit of boost timing. The device is also interchangeable with old Economy 7 units, making it particularly popular with people who are concerned about managing power usage at peak times. Keep the essentials in mind Time control is always the foundation stone of energy-saving solutions, and ideas like these help you provide alternatives that will have an immediate impact on users’ consumption and their bills, backed by the Timeguard quality and service guarantee. Want to stock up and use these great devices to boost business? Contact Timeguard or visit www.timeguard.com If you cannot see what you are looking for here or want more general-purpose time control for commercial applications, check out Timeguard’s NTT range. They have invested in design upgrades and improved functionality for this range as well.
Check out the full range at www.timeguard.com T: +44 (0)20 8450 8944 E: sales@timeguard.com
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Irwin M&E kicks off Charity Football Tournament in aid of Autism NI
Leading Mechanical and Electrical contractor Irwin M&E chose a fitting date, the International Day of Charity, to hold their Charity Football Tournament in aid of Autism NI. On 8 September, the event promoted a series of games among the teams from Hays, Dawson Manufacturing & Engineering, Edmundson Electrical, Walter S. Mercer (Portadown), PAC Group, KCC Group, Galaxy Facilities Management, Gilbert Ash, City Electrical Factors, and the big winners of the day: Rexel UK!
Held at the Loughgall FC pitch, the tournament raised over £1300 for Autism NI, the Province’s longest-serving autism charity and training provider, which works to provide life-changing services for over 35,000 autistic people and their families throughout Northern Ireland. Irwin M&E was delighted with the help and generosity of everyone who took part in the tournament. If you would like to make a donation, there is still time. Please visit https:// www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/ irwin-mechanicalelectrical
Wink Lighting is hosting online CPD seminars on using artificial lighting in architecture on 11 October and 8 November. Entitled “The use of artificial lighting for architectural spaces”, the CPD session is accredited by the Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland (RIAI). Presented by Rocky Wall, MD Wink Lighting, the seminar aims to provide a basic understanding of lighting principles, terms, light output, and colour to reveal the importance of lighting design and ensure that lighting becomes an integrated part of the building’s architecture. The session offers information on the different qualities of light, and their ability to enhance our wellbeing, and on how to select the correct light source for a specific task. Wink also explores the development and pros and cons of LED technologies, light sources and their control and how to use them to improve buildings’ efficiency. Register at https://my.demio.com/ ref/4YpxMyvuEE2kXky7 or contact cathy@wink.ie Wink Lighting promotes online CPD seminars for architects
ECA’s #ProjectNetZero Roadshow is coming to Belfast
Net zero is changing the face of the electrotechnical sector, presenting huge opportunities. Futureproof your profits and ensure your business is sustainable in the long term by getting ahead of the curve on net zero now. The Project Net Zero Roadshow is heading to Northern Ireland on 7 November, to give ECA Members an advantage in a growing market. As the demand for low-carbon and net zero work increases, don’t get left behind. The Project Net Zero Roadshow takes place at the Crown Plaza Hotel, Belfast and is free to attend. For registration and booking details visit: https://web.cvent. com/event/e10316c0-786b-4787-b99b-7aa25be1a3be/ regProcessStep1
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CORE DISTRIBUTION AND MARSHALL-TUFFLEX INTRODUCE INNOVATIVE CABLE MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS TO THE IRISH MARKET, ENHANCING SUSTAINABILITY…
T he long-established partnership between Core Distribution and Marshall-Tufflex continues to strengthen, marked by the introduction of an innovative product range. The new product developments and ranges offered by the partnership bring new possibilities for Core Distribution’s customer base. These products will all be coming on stream over the next few months and will be available to view and order through Core Distribution’s e-commerce portal www.coredist.ie. Sterling prolife Sustainability and recycling lie at the heart of Marshall-Tufflex’s business. Marshall-Tufflex will be rationalising its 167 x 50mm PVC-U Sterling profile trunking and offering Sterling Curve – the newer equivalent at exactly the same size but with a modern, curved-lid design. This product consolidation will result in improved supply as well as decreasing wastage. For ongoing requirements to service existing installations of Sterling Profile, Core Distribution has a solution available –
an exact replica of the Profile 1 and Profile 2 range in its Bendex offering. • For dado installations, Sterling Curve Profile 1 will be supplied in place of Sterling Profile 1 • For skirting installations, Sterling Curve Profile 2 will be supplied in place of Sterling Profile 2 GRP by Marshall-Tufflex Glass Reinforced Polyester (GRP) ladder and tray support systems provide robust -yet lightweight cable management for industrial and commercial applications. GRP is a great addition, as the range can be used in applications and environments such as transportation, petrochemical, pharmaceutical and all external applications. This includes a pressed cable tray which is available in various dimensions ranging from 50x 50mm to 400 x 80mm. The protruded ladder system comes in sizes from 200x53mm to 900x150mm. The GRP industrial support systems are designed for supporting larger power cables. Also available are ground ducts and cable troughing in sizes varying from 150x150mm to 250x150mm.
Underfloor to desk power by Marshall-Tufflex Underfloor to desk power is an area which Core Distribution has been involved in for many years and is a simple addition to its offering. The Marshall-Tufflex range includes: • Inscreed trunking systems • Powertrack – standard and clean earth 63A • Raised access floor boxes and grommets • Power and data modules • Underdesk and desktop modules Tufflex Tile This unique product is a lightweight Corres pattress tile that is designed to speed up the installation of electrical products within suspended ceiling installations. Tufflex Tile takes the hassle out of traditional suspended ceiling installations by providing a cleaner, lighter, safer and faster alternative to wood. It is super lightweight, strong (tested to 5kg) and easy to cut or drill for quick installation. The product is also flame retardant and LSF, which removes a key component of the fire triangle.
“The new product developments and ranges offered by the partnership bring new possibilities for Core Distribution’s customer base.”
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Fast Coupling Wire Cable Basket Fast Coupling Wire Cable Basket is available in wall heights of 65mm and 105mm, and offers versatile solutions for your cable-routing needs. Product widths range from 60 to 600mm, ensuring adaptability to various project specifications. The electro-zinc finish adds an extra layer of protection and a sleek appearance to your cable management system. As with the Metal Cable Tray, you can count on a full spectrum of fittings and mounting options, making installation a breeze. Standard Wire Cable Basket Standard Wire Cable Basket is available with a 35mm wall height of 35mm. Product widths ranging from 100 to 300mm offer versatility to cater to your project’s unique demands. As with all Core Distribution’s cable management solutions, a full range of fittings and mounting accessories is readily available, ensuring a seamless install.
For many years, Core Distribution has promoted the PVC Tray from Basor through Marshall-Tufflex. The electrical distributor is now growing the Basor by Marshall-Tufflex product range to include: Fast Coupling Metal Cable Tray Fast Coupling Metal Cable Tray comes in three variations to accommodate a range of applications: light, medium and heavy-duty. With wall heights available in 12mm, 25mm and 50mm, you have the flexibility to choose the perfect fit for your project. The product widths span from 50 to 600mm, providing ample options to suit your cable organisation requirements. Crafted with durability in mind, the Fast Coupling Metal Cable Tray boasts a pre-galvanised finish, ensuring longevity and resistance to corrosion. To complete the package, Core Distribution offers a comprehensive selection of fittings and mounting accessories, ensuring to help guarantee a smooth installation process.
Renowned quality and customer service Core Distribution, part of the Core Electrical Group, is the sole distribution partner for Marshall-Tufflex in the Irish market. The award-winning distributor is well renowned across Ireland for distributing market-leading, high-quality products through their extensive network of electrical wholesalers to contractors. Dealing with specifiers and contractors to create demand, Core prides themselves on offering the best service possible. A large stockholding of close to €2M across their two bases means you can rely on Core Distribution to ensure quick delivery to every project across Ireland.
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E TT’s #stayconnected23 returns to Tullyglass House Hotel on Wednesday 22 November 2023, get your tickets now! Join ETT at the NI Electrical Industry Event and spend the day connecting with like-minded people while getting up to speed with the latest regulations and technology over tea, tools and CPD tech talks. The Stay Connected event is a great opportunity to get together in person with industry experts, business advisors and other specialists to share ideas, discover the latest products and innovations and gain insights into the emerging technologies that are driving the electrical industry forwards. Stay Connected provides a dedicated
networking and exhibition area, with more than 20 industry exhibitors attending, as well as access to some of
NI and the UK’s top experts. Attendees will also receive an
e-certificate of attendance, that can be used as evidence of essential Continual Professional Development [CPD]. Who Should Attend The CPD breakout sessions will examine a range of issues, with a number of short, bite sized tech talks and better business seminars available. This means that the event is suited to electricians, business owners, directors, bid writers, office managers and contracts managers. Book your tickets now at www.ett-ni.org
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EBRINGTON HOTEL, DERRY
AM ELECTRICAL POWERS EBRINGTON HOTEL RENOVATION
CELEBRATING A LANDMARK ACHIEVEMENT: AM ELECTRICAL’S PIVOTAL ROLE IN THE £15.5M EBRINGTON HOTEL PROJECT...
A M Electrical successfully delivered its largest project to date, the electrical package for the £15.5m, four-star deluxe Ebrington Hotel renovation and new build project in Derry. The milestone project also marked the County Tyrone firm’s first hotel venture from the ground up. Ebrington Hotel is located on the site of a former naval base that first opened in 1841. Known as HMS Sea Eagle during WWII, it was an important part of the North Atlantic Command. The 29-acre site continued to operate as a military barracks until 2003.
The redevelopment project led by main contractor, McKelvey Construction, involved the restoration of the existing Listed buildings – including the iconic Clock Tower building – and the construction of two new building extensions to deliver a deluxe hotel accommodating 91 bedrooms with the potential to increase to 152-room capacity. Also provided was an exquisite function room, contemporary 140-seater restaurant, a range of bars and lounges and opulent spa facilities including a hydrotherapy pool. The unique and historic setting provided
some challenges, as Anthony Feeney, Director at AM Electrical explained, “The project required us to modify the electrical services within two existing Listed buildings and incorporate the two new building extensions. We were installing 21st century systems and technology into a 19th century building structure, so naturally, there were challenges, primarily because the building’s Listed status prevented any alterations or modifications.” The project scope covered several tasks, such as removing and modifying existing services, installing a steel containment
“There was a tight timeframe to deliver to, as the hotel had to open on a specific date to meet licensing requirements.”
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system, setting up new distribution circuits, lighting and emergency lighting. Additionally, it involved small power distribution/adaptation, power distribution to mechanical equipment, CCTV, fire alarm, access control, intruder alarm, structured cabling, television systems, disabled refuge intercom, lightning protection, and the commissioning, testing and verification of installations. Forward thinking “This project demanded a high level of initiative and timely pro-action to pre- empt and deal with issues as, or before, they arose to maintain the project’s successful momentum,” said Anthony. “There was a tight timeframe to deliver to, as the hotel had to open on a specific date to meet licensing requirements.” As with all contracts, clear, on-going communication between main contractor and client is paramount. Anthony
explained how AM Electrical fulfilled this, “We always ensure that we firstly identify the true vision and requirements the client has for the project, and secondly ensure the works and materials are being installed in line with the timeframe, quality level and stipulations of both the contract specification and of the client’s overall demands. “We employ a mechanism of regular contact with the client and their representatives to address or advise on any issues as they arise. We believe that by employing the above system to our projects, it allows us to be fluid, responsive and effective in the delivery of services. It also monitors and maintains project schedules and costs.” Commenting on the completed project, Anthony said, “We are delighted to have completed our largest project to date and the first hotel we have been involved with from the ground up. “We have worked with McKelvey
Construction for more than 10 years over a number of diverse projects and have established a close working relationship with them.” Since opening for business in 2007, AM Electrical has become a valuable asset to both main contractors and customers throughout the UK and Ireland. Client: Ebrington Leisure Holdings Main Contractor: McKelvey Construction PROJECT TEAM...
Architect: RPP Architects Quantity Surveyor: Conway McBeth Electrical Contractor: AM Electrical Mechanical Contractor: DMR Mechanical
44 Cadian Road, Eglish, Dungannon, Co. Tyrone BT70 1LY T: +44 (0)28 3754 9764 / +44 (0)28 3754 7752 - E: info@amelectricalonline.com www.amelectricalonline.com
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EBRINGTON HOTEL, DERRY
SPERRIN SWITCHGEAR’S IN-HOUSE MANUFACTURING CAPABILITIES, COMBINED WITH RESOURCEFUL TACTICS, ENSURED ON-TIME DELIVERY DESPITE PROJECT’S STRINGENT SCHEDULE… SWITCHGEAR
S pecialist manufacturer, Sperrin Ebrington Hotel development project. The Draperstown firm provided the switchgear for the hotel from the NIE intake switchboard housed in the external kiosk and the internal main switchboard with its automatic generator changeover Switchgear fabricated and supplied all the essential switchgear for the
installed a mobile generator connection box. All the switchgear was designed and manufactured in-house by Sperrin’s highly skilled and experienced team, using components from only reputable brands. “Delivery was the main challenge,” admitted Niall
“To do this, we deployed extra resources, including materials and labour, to meet the tight schedule. We had to use readily available components to expedite the process, which meant at times we were using components of a higher specification than what was required by the consultant’s brief in order to achieve those delivery dates. “We also visited the site several times to ensure everything was proceeding as planned and to explore potential design improvements.” Commenting on the completed project, Niall said, “I believe everyone, from the builder right through to all the subcontractors, was aligned with the project’s goals and timelines. There was a shared commitment to the project’s success, and this collaboration was key to its smooth execution.”
“There was a shared commitment to the project’s success, and this collaboration was key to its smooth execution.”
McGuigan, Technical Director for Sperrin Switchgear. “We needed to adhere to the project’s tight schedule, as the hotel had to open on a specific date to meet
arrangement. Three large sub distribution switchboards were provided for key areas throughout the building.
An extensive metering system was employed to give remote access for all the critical supplies. Additionally, Sperrin Switchgear supplied equipment to control the kitchen appliances and
licensing requirements. Obviously, having the main switchboard manufactured and installed early in the project was a key element of meeting that required date.
Unit 1, Sperrin Industrial Park, Magherafelt Rd, Draperstown, Magherafelt, BT45 7JT T: +44 (0)28 7962 7770 - info@sperrinswitchgear.com www.sperrinswitchgear.co.uk
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AV SOLUTIONS AND TV, DATA AND PA SYSTEMS MGA COMMUNICATION PROVIDED A SERIES OF SOLUTIONS FOR THE NEW 4-STAR HOTEL…
M GA Communication was selected by AM Electrical to supply and install audio-visual, IPTV, data and access control solutions for The Ebrington Hotel in Derry. The AV solutions were a mixture of multizone audio throughout the hotel using Yamaha MTX7 processors with local control in approximately 14 zones. The main function room deployed a high- end AV system, consisting of TW audio speakers, a bi-amp audio matrix, a bi-amp touchscreen control and processing and an Alfatron video matrix. These were integrated with NEC laser projectors and LG wall-mounted commercial displays. “The function room is truly one of the most high-performing spaces within the hotel sector in Ireland,” stated Aaron McKeown, Managing Director at MGA Communication.
Commenting on the completed job, Aaron said, “It is always nice to be involved in prestigious projects, and the new Ebrington Hotel is certainly that. We feel a great sense of pride in bringing back to life buildings with such historical importance in the City.” The MD praised the collaboration with electrical contractor AM Electrical, “It was great to work with such a prestigious company on this iconic endeavour.” MGA Communication is based in Ballynahinch and has been at the forefront of AV technologies since its formation in 1994. They are the choice of many Irish and UK electrical contractors when it comes to providing high-end integrated solutions. Specialising in working to tight deadlines and budgets, the company provides quality installation and after- sales service.
MGA Communication, 55 Antrim Rd, Ballynahinch, Co. Antrim, BT24 8AN T: +44 (0)28 9756 5614 - E: sales@mgacom.co.uk www.mgacom.co.uk
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EBRINGTON HOTEL, DERRY
ELECTRICAL WHOLESALER C able and Accessories, Londonderry, supplied wall accessories from Scolmore, relationship with electrical contractor AM Electrical, which ensured that deadlines were met and the project ran smoothly with minimum disruption. As part of ANEW, the largest
general interior lighting from Robus and Unitrunk containment for the Ebrington Hotel project. As Northern Ireland’s largest independent electrical wholesaler, Cable and Accessories has forged a strong working
independent buying group in the UK, Cable and Accessories has access to all the major electrical manufacturers at competitive prices. Kieran McAllister, Director of Cable and Accessories, emphasised the significance of the firm’s involvement in the project, stating, “This was an exceptional opportunity right in our local vicinity, underscoring the importance of our participation.” Commenting on the completed project he added, “AM Electrical is a fantastic company to work with. We are lucky to work on many prestigious projects with them and are proud to have been entrusted with this project. We look forward to working with AM Electrical in the future.”
T: +44 (0)28 7136 0110 www.cableandaccessories.co.uk
GENERAL AND EMERGENCY LIGHTING M arket leaders in the design and choice for electrical contractors like AM Electrical.”
manufacture of high-quality luminaires, Ansell Lighting provided a series of products to The Ebrington Hotel. The company supplied the Prism Pro fired-rated LED downlights for general lighting and Adler exit boxes, beacon downlights, Raven downlights and Guardian Bulkheads for the emergency lighting of the 4-star tourist destination. “We also serviced the project with direct- to-site deliveries, which benefits the contractor and speeds up the delivery process,” commented Matthew Doran, Area Sales Manager at Ansell Lighting. According to Matthew, taking part in projects of this calibre enhances the company’s position in the market. “The hotel looks fantastic! Having clients trust Ansell Lighting with their general and emergency lighting requirements gives us great satisfaction. The products and services we provided are first
Ansell Lighting has worked alongside AM Electrical on many projects, and the Area Sales Manager was all praise to the project’s main electrical contractor. “They are one of the most professional and hard-working contractors out there,” Matthew said. “The electricians on-site provide a first- rate service and the background team does a very thorough job as well.” Ansell Lighting designs and manufactures internal and external lighting solutions for customers in the public and private sectors, with quality and sustainability at the heart of their operations. Established in 1992, the company has grown to become a global operator with bases in Warrington (England) and Belfast and state-of-the-art showrooms in Belfast, Warrington, Madrid, and Dublin, supplying more than 26 countries.
T: +44 (0)28 9077 3750 E: sales@anselluk.com www.ansell-lighting.com
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