Electrical MMC is coming to FutureBuild

If you think electrical systems have remained ensconced in traditional technology, visit FutureBuild in Earls Court to see how Schneider Electric is set to change this.

While new construction methods have impacted all sorts of buildings in recent years, electrical systems have remained ensconced in traditional technology.

FutureBuild in Earls Court on 26-28 February will see how Schneider Electric is set to change this dramatically.

People who take an interest in innovate solutions and have embraced the off site construction industry and want to see how an innovate manufacturer is moving forward such as consultants, architects, developers and main and electrical contractors who want to view Schneider Electric's offer then pay us a visit on stand F71.

For the residential sector, Schneider Electric will be exhibiting its Delta 8 all-in-one residential network.

Delta 8 is an integrated voice-data-image (VDI) solution, bringing signals through a single cable to outlets anywhere in the home.

It enables TV, data, telephone and entertainment to be piped to every outlet in the home.

Also on display will be the Smart Wireless Lighting System that provides a fascinating approach to controllable lighting, creating an individual atmosphere for today's stylish modern home or business.

Schneider Electric has pioneered moves toward simplifying electrical installations by pre-assembling distribution boards and accessories for plug and go connectivity.

Schneider Electric will be displaying its plug and go system that incorporates three phase and single phase distribution boards, Canalis busbar trunking to final circuit accessories.

Schneider Electric will show future developments that will speed up the installation of the buildings electrical network that can help in the completion of projects on time and within budget.

The benefits of using a system like this are apart from speeding up installation time it reduces waste to zero as the system is pre designed.

The plug and go system is factory tested so errors are virtually reduced to zero and only final circuit tests need to be carried out by skilled electricians.

Schneider Electric will also be displaying its range of metering and monitoring devices from its Powerlogic range that will show how customers can meet the requirements of part L2 of the building regulations.

With such a broad range of options, there is a product to suit every facility and level within power distribution systems.

With the release of the 17th edition of the wiring regulations there are changes that increase the need of residual current devices and also that surge protection must be considered.

Schneider Electric will be demonstrating its range of RCD's including the RED range which are automatic testing and reclosing.

Additional Schneider Electric will also be displaying its range of surge protection devices that will protect the electrical network, personnel and equipment from the effects of surges from lightning strikes and transients developed by internal and external sources.

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