Low carbon living - a smart revolution for all - a BEAMA conference - VoltiTECH March 2011
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BEAMA has organised and just held a very successful and comprehensive seminar programme entitled ‘Low carbon living – a smart revolution for all’. In this third issue of VoltiTECH, which is devoted to this increasingly important topic, we look at the issues and present most of the seminar programme (those parts about electric vehicles and associated infrastructures will be presented seperately later in the year).
Newsletter | | | Low carbon living - a smart revolution for all - a BEAMA conference | | | 
James Hunt
Managing Editor | | Dear Reader BEAMA has organised and just held a very successful and comprehensive seminar programme entitled ‘Low carbon living – a smart revolution for all’. In this third issue of VoltiTECH, which is devoted to this increasingly important topic, we look at the issues and present most of the seminar programme (those parts about electric vehicles and associated infrastructures will be presented seperately later in the year). Please click on the links to see all the articles in this VoltiTECH. Find out more about James' monthly report |  | | Our Voltimum Experts answer your questions on a daily basis in our Technical Expertise area. This Q & A of the Month, chosen from the many Q & As of the Day for this issue of VoltiTECH, concerns whether a particular solar array will need an extra earth. It is answered by SELECT. | |  |
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 | ... this month's practical snag and its solution from the NICEIC
Cable Clips
Cable clips must be used in the manner intended. Securing two cables, edge-on, under one clip would not be considered good workmanship If two flat twin and earth cables are secured using a signle cable clip, laid edge-on as shown, mechanical damage is likely. | |  | | | | This article is extracted from Snags and Solutions Part 3 published by the: NICEIC Group | |
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