We will be at the InstallerSHOW next week for three days, and we look forward to the meetings we have confirmed. We will also be at the NEC for three days; feel free to reach out; we are happy to meet before or in the evenings. T: 07946 126 863 E: Ed@asr-international.co.uk #installer
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I had the honor of participating in a panel discussion on HVAC equipment sound during last year's AHR expo. This year, I wanted to inform you about an upcoming seminar at the Chicago expo, Seminar 52, scheduled for Wednesday, January 24th, at 8 am, that delves into the issue of Lab Vs Field Sound Ratings. This will be an invaluable opportunity for those seeking to enhance their understanding of sound attenuation. Like the property value adage in real estate, "Location, Location, Location," sound attenuation is, "Application, Application, Application." The distinctions and understanding of lab Vs field data are critical to the success of any sound attenuation solution. Bridging this knowledge gap for our customers is what we do everyday at BRD Noise & Vibration Control, Inc.
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Top Tip for maintaining your keyless entry system 5 Register your product when it is installed. That way the manufacturer can help you keep on top of updates. Our professional installers can help you with this. Read more in our blog 👇 https://bit.ly/3W7mhPV #securitytips #keylessentry
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What are the outstanding features of Optitap connectors compared with other connectors? Field-Installable: One of the standout features of OptiTap connectors is that they are field-installable. This means that technicians can terminate the connectors on-site, reducing the need for pre-terminated cables and allowing for flexibility in network deployment. Drop Cable Termination: OptiTap connectors are specifically designed for drop cable termination. They enable easy and efficient connections between the distribution network and individual subscriber locations, such as homes or businesses. Cost-Effective: The ability to field-install OptiTap connectors can result in cost savings by reducing the need for specialized termination equipment and minimizing waste. Weather-Resistant: OptiTap connectors are typically designed to withstand outdoor environments and harsh weather conditions. Compatibility: OptiTap connectors are often designed to be compatible with various fiber types, including single-mode and multi-mode fibers. If you interested, feel free to contact me.
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What's the difference between a regular office chair and an ESD compliant chair, and how would you know? With IONA Tech's StatIQ Band, you can quickly and easily verify the performance of any part of your ESD infrastructure, and it takes just seconds.
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If you find yourself getting tied up in cabling and connectors, here's few suggestions to help untangle the spaghetti junction that is lurking under your desk! Firstly, a lot of mess is created by cables that are too long. Try and replace your offending cables with shorter length versions that fit your set up. Use velcro zip-ties (these are better than cable ties as you can open and close them easily) or cable sleeves to organise cable bundles that are travelling along a similar route. Colour code cables for critical equipment (eg hard drives or internet) so you don't unplug these by accident. And finally, on your desk, keep the cables/hardware tidy by investing in a powered USB hub, so everything feeds into a central point. Checkout our webstore to see our range of tidies and hubs
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If you find yourself getting tied up in cabling and connectors, here's few suggestions to help untangle the spaghetti junction that is lurking under your desk! Firstly, a lot of mess is created by cables that are too long. Try and replace your offending cables with shorter length versions that fit your set up. Use velcro zip-ties (these are better than cable ties as you can open and close them easily) or cable sleeves to organise cable bundles that are travelling along a similar route. Colour code cables for critical equipment (eg hard drives or internet) so you don't unplug these by accident. And finally, on your desk, keep the cables/hardware tidy by investing in a powered USB hub, so everything feeds into a central point. Checkout our webstore to see our range of tidies and hubs
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If you find yourself getting tied up in cabling and connectors, here's few suggestions to help untangle the spaghetti junction that is lurking under your desk! Firstly, a lot of mess is created by cables that are too long. Try and replace your offending cables with shorter length versions that fit your set up. Use velcro zip-ties (these are better than cable ties as you can open and close them easily) or cable sleeves to organise cable bundles that are travelling along a similar route. Colour code cables for critical equipment (eg hard drives or internet) so you don't unplug these by accident. And finally, on your desk, keep the cables/hardware tidy by investing in a powered USB hub, so everything feeds into a central point. Checkout our webstore to see our range of tidies and hubs
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