If you’re an electrical contractor or Level 2 ASP, installing house service connections is a core part of the job.
You’ll know that there are three types of connections found in NSW, across all three utilities. But when it comes down to which products are approved to use on each utility, things can get a little confusing. This is why we create a visual guide to break down exactly which items you need, and how many. Read on to find out more.
As the global coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak continues to evolve, I want to share with you the actions we’re takin to ensure we can continue to deliver.
So how are we minimising the risk of exposure for our team members and you, our valued customer?
With so many products on the market, it can be easy to get bogged down by the seemingly endless options. Whether you’re just starting out or if you’ve been in the game for a while, we know it’s likely that you’ve experienced a bit of ‘product overwhelm’ when hunting for your work gear.
The Aerial Agricultural Association of Australia (AAAA) recently hosted their annual trade show and awards night. This event provides a wealth of new ideas, products and information to the agricultural industry.
Balmoral Engineering were granted the Leland Snow Innovation Award for their Rotamarka aerial warning marker at the event. The Rotamarka’s three-dimensional, rotating design can be seen from any angle of approach, and increases aerial perception of power lines. Such a innovative product demonstrates Balmoral Engineering’s outstanding commitment to the field of aerial safety and innovation.
