Add commercial value to your business and a UPS handbook - May VoltiNEWS 3
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This year's ECA Electrical Industry Conference has come to a close and Voltimum wants to make sure that you too can benefit from the thought-provoking business sessions themed 'adding commercial value to your business - from concept to delivery'
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| This year's ECA Electrical Industry Conference has come to a close and Voltimum wants to make sure that you too can benefit from the thought-provoking business sessions themed 'adding commercial value to your business - from concept to delivery'. Delegates at the 2011 ECA Electrical Industry Conference in Marbella were made aware of the vast array of opportunities open to those electrical contractors brave enough to go out and grab them. Renewable installations, smart meters, electric vehicle charging points, intelligent buildings and telecare are all sectors which are set to grow hugely over the next few years and need qualified contractors. View the images, hear the testimonials and read the conference papers on
www.ecaeic.co.uk/2011.
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| Eaton has just published an invaluable and comprehensive reference guide for all those who specify, purchase or work with Uninterruptible Power Supplies (UPS’s). Download your free copy of the new UPS Handbook.
Tell us your story and win! When we started Voltimum, our key objective was to provide a comprehensive online information source for the electrical industry. Did you know that on our website today, 10 years later, we have up to date information on 100,000 products, 3,250 technical articles and 5,375 pieces of expert advice. Celebrate Voltimum’s 10th birthday and win an iPad, iPhone or iPod touch. |  | | Question: A customer wants to demolish his garage and has asked me to remove the supply to it, which is a dedicated circuit from the consumer unit. Since this is a change to the installation, what is the correct method for amending the existing electrical installation certificate for the property? Also, is the removal of a circuit notifiable to Building Control? | |  |
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