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It is always important to stay abreast of the latest standards and legislation which can sometimes be challenging to interpret and understand their application. However, as professionals we must ensure that truly compliant systems are being selected, specified and installed, particularly in buildings of higher risk. Such standards and legislation guide us to select new technologies that help address business goals and objectives, including protecting assets and people. In our final chapter, for this year, we’ll discuss pending changes across the electrical sector and review what this means for our markets.
In the final 2020 chapter of Eaton's online knowledge journey we explored the following key topics.
Please note, all of the following webinars are CPD accredited.
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Speaker: Marc Gaunt & Paul Norris
Overview: In this webinar we'll discuss the proposed changes and considerations of amendment 2 of BS7671 wiring regulations within the UK electrical sector.
Based on current workplans, Autumn of 2022 will see the introduction of amendment 2 of BS7671 (Wiring regulations). Given the current 'Draft for Public Comment (DPC) due to expire on 27th Nov 2020, it’s a great opportunity to understand what the potential implications on the UK electrical industry could be based upon the proposals.
We'll discuss the proposed changes and the considerations and have industry experts available to help explain these changes and answer your questions.
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Speaker: Paul Wakefield & Drew Clough
Overview: We’ll recap on the fundamentals of transformers, explore the differences of Eco Tier 1 & 2 and review the new Eco design regulatory changes that take effect in July 2021.
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Speakers: Wouter Konijnenburg, Frits Besseling & Andy Farley
Overview: We’ll discuss the outcome of the European Commission F-Gas Regulatory Technical Report on SF6 switchgear alternatives and next steps for manufacturers and operators of equipment.
