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News Roundup: Police Use Thermal Cameras to Crack Cases & Save People
11th April 2022
Thermal imaging is revolutionising law enforcement, helping UK and US police uncover criminals, find missing persons, and stop illegal activities, from drug farms to criminal pursuits and rescues in challenging conditions.
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International Women’s Day: Lillian Baumbach, the USA's First Female Master Plumber
8th March 2022
Lillian Ann Baumbach shattered barriers as the USA's first female Master Plumber. Discover her inspiring journey and how women in plumbing today continue to challenge industry biases and thrive in trade careers.
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News Roundup: Thermal Cameras Used to Reduce Energy Bills & Carbon Footprints
23rd February 2022
As energy costs rise, thermal cameras are helping homeowners spot heat loss and improve insulation. See how councils and charities are using this tech to cut emissions, reduce bills, and boost home comfort.
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News Roundup: Unregistered “Gas Engineers”
16th September 2021
Unqualified gas engineers continue to pose serious safety risks. Discover how recent court cases highlight the importance of hiring a Gas Safe registered engineer to protect yourself and your community from dangerous gas work.
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International Women’s Day: Hertha Ayrton, the First Female Member of the IET
8th March 2021
Hertha Ayrton, a pioneering electrical engineer and suffragette, broke barriers in science and engineering. Discover her groundbreaking work, struggle for recognition, and legacy in inspiring women in engineering today.
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IET & BSI BS7671:2018 Amendment Could Help Achieve 2035 Petrol & Diesel Ban
7th February 2020
Amendment 1 to BS 7671:2018 supports the UK’s shift to electric vehicles, simplifying the installation of charging points to help meet net-zero goals, with immediate effect to address the growing demand for green infrastructure.
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DAD Tames Dragon, & All It Took Was a Manhole Cover Key
4th August 2016
Andrew Doris secured investment from Deborah Meaden on Dragon's Den for his innovative manhole cover key. With swappable tips and a unique design, his product is set to expand internationally.
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New BS Voltage Tester Standard bans Fuses
3rd April 2014
Martindale’s updated VI-13800 voltage indicator now complies with the latest BS EN61243-3 standard by replacing the fuse with an impedance-protected resistor, offering superior protection and enhanced safety in electrical testing.
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Intrinsically Safe Measurement avoids Blasts
26th March 2014
PASS highlights the importance of intrinsically safe equipment in hazardous areas, featuring explosion-proof tools like gas leak detectors, laser meters, and thickness gauges to ensure safety in volatile environments.
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Beds-in-Sheds Thermal Camera reveals 5 Harrow Cannabis Farms
25th March 2014
Five cannabis farms have been uncovered in Harrow, revealing widespread exploitation of migrant workers by landlords renting illegal "beds-in-sheds" for up to £10,000 a year, detected through thermal imaging technology.
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