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Why Outdoor Electrical Enclosures Need More Than Basic Weather Protection
Outdoor electrical and telecommunications equipment needs protection from rain, but keeping water off the components is only one part of designing an…
Designing enclosures for faster roadside maintenance and repair
Roadside electrical equipment is often installed in places where maintenance is difficult, disruptive and expensive. A relatively simple repair may require traffic…
How Better Coordination Reduces Risk on Data Centre Installation Projects
A successful data centre installation depends on much more than individual trades completing their own packages correctly. Modern data centres bring together…
How to Reduce Maintenance Requirements for Tunnel Signage
Health and safety signage in tunnels has to remain visible, legible and dependable in one of the more demanding environments found across…
What to Look for in a Data Centre Electrical Contractor
Electrical installation in a mission-critical data centre demands more than general contracting capability. Projects are often delivered to tight programmes, with large…
How to Specify Enclosures for Trackside and Roadside Equipment
Trackside and roadside equipment operates in conditions that are far more demanding than those found in a typical commercial building. Cabinets may…
Why compliance is only one part of good safety signage design
Safety signage used in highways, tunnels and other critical-infrastructure environments has to meet the relevant standards. Compliance is fundamental: signs must communicate…
Data centre grey space explained: the infrastructure behind the white space
When people picture a data centre, they tend to think of rows of server racks, network equipment and highly controlled data halls.…