Electric.ie January February 2020

ELECTRIC.IE • The Magazine & Website for the Irish Electrical Industry • 23 ROBUS • 1 of the VEGAS 250W, 24V, IP20 constant voltage driver, non- dimmable. This project is a prime example of how versatile the new ROBUS VEGAS LED Flexi-Strip lighting range is and how the Cut to Length Service takes the hassle out of measuring and installation. ROBUS also recently launched the VEGAS Calculator which also helps to make projects involving LED flexi-strip easier than ever. The VEGAS Calculator is a step- by-step online tool which helps users to quickly generate a list of parts needed to complete lighting projects using ROBUS VEGAS LED flexi-strip. Find out more about ROBUS VEGAS Calculator here: https://robus.com/ news/news-article/robus-vegas-led- flexi-strip-calculator. Try the calculator for yourself: https://robus.com/tools/vegas-led-flexi-strip-calculator Want to avail of ROBUS Cut to Length Service? Simply contact your local Area Sales Manager. Alternatively contact our ROBUS Customised Conversions Team by calling +353 01 709 9000 and selecting option 2 or by email at conversionrequests@robus.com More info about ROBUS VEGAS LED Flexi-Strip: https://robus.com/ NSAI announce new publication: S.R. 61936-1:2019 T his new NSAI publication replaces and updates the ETCI publication ET 103, National Rules for Electrical Installations Power installations exceeding 1 kV a.c. (1.5 kV d.c.). S.R. 61936- 1:2019 gives guidance to those responsible for installations under the Grid and Distribution codes. In Ireland, the Grid Code and Distribution Code apply under ‒ NSAI wishes to announce the publication of S.R. 61936-1:2019, Guidelines on the application of I.S. EN 61936- 1:2010&A1:2014, Power installations exceeding 1 kV a.c. - Part 1: Common rules. S.I. No. 445/2000 - European Communities (Internal Market in Electricity) Regulations, 2000. System installers are obliged to comply with these. The Grid Code is the technical document which establishes the rules governing the operation, maintenance and development of the transmission system and sets out the procedures for governing the actions of all transmission system users. The Distribution Code defines the technical aspects of the working relationship between Distribution System Operator (DSO) and all Users of the Distribution System, to ensure an efficient, co- ordinated and economical system for electricity distribution. Copies of this document can be purchased from www.standards.ie