Wouldn’t it be great to have a bubble of protection (or a force field if you will) around your Machine?
Stopping all outside influences from damaging all your hard work…
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What’s new for Smart Networks…
From |Written by Gareth Chamberlain
For the last two weeks, we have been busy. The old technical wall has been demolished and a new wall has been constructed in its place. Why? You might ask. Not only do we update the demonstration wall every so often to show new products, we also thought this time it would be more suited to be more than just a showroom. So we decided to create the Smart Networks wall (cue unveiling music). This allows us to give more of a service towards yourself and the needs of an application.
Discover the latest in energy and transport technology at Fully Charged Live 2018…
From |Written by Nigel Dawbarn
In a couple of weekend’s time, we will exhibit at “Fully Charged Live” at the Silverstone Circuit. An exhibition of energy and transportation technologies, with an, Ask the Expert area and lots of theatre sessions including panel discussions around the subject of Electric Vehicles in the UK. Hosts include Robert Llewellyn, Jonny Smith and Helen Czerski from the YouTube show “Fully Charged”
Drives & Controls… The burning questions we have the answer to…
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Did you come and see us at Drives & Controls? If so, brilliant, this is for you. If not, brilliant, this is for you too!
As we find all too often, not everybody is aware of how vast the Phoenix Contact range of products is. This was a great opportunity for everyone involved in all aspects of engineering to see what we can do and discuss applications and possible solutions. It was a great success and a huge thank you to anyone that had any kind of engagement with the show, you could not beat the buzz of the open days a t the NEC.
Phoenix Contact out and about in 2014
From |Written by Rachel Boyd, E-Marketing Specialist.
It’s nearly the end of February already, and Phoenix Contact UK has been as busy as ever! Read on to find out what else we have in store through-out the year…
Workshops and websites!
From |Written by Rachel Boyd, E-Marketing Specialist
2013 has been a very busy year in the Marketing Department. We have had two InfoLiner tours, Exhibitions, Safety Seminars, new websites and much more in the background!
Our popular safety workshop has a new date in Wales!
From |Written by Gary Trewhitt, Industry Manager- Automotive
Date: 8th October 2013
Venue: Rossett Hall Hotel, Wrexham
Start: 8:45 am for coffee and breakfast rolls
Finish: 4.15pm
Electrical and Functional Safety Explained
We have teamed up with TÜV SÜD (Laidler Associates) and Mechan Controls to bring you a FREE one day workshop on Electrical and Functional Safety.
This one day course is to introduce and give delegates an overview of the EN 60204-1 standard as well as
- Safety Concept ISO 13849
- Safety Concept IEC 62061
- Incorporating EN ISO 14119 in order to understand the requirements and applications of electrical, electronic and programmable systems to ensure the electrical safety of machinery in industrial installations. It will give possible solutions to existing on site problems with conformity to these standards. Through EN ISO 14119 it will identify non-compliances to the standard showing actual machine examples and common misconceptions/assumptions of safety.
Free Workshop! Electrical & Functional Safety Explained
From |Written by Gary Trewhitt, Industry Manager- Automotive 
Free Workshop!
As part of Phoenix Contact’s ever increasing involvement in Machinery Safety and its growing product portfolio, we have teamed up with TUV SUD (Laidler Associates) and Mechan Controls to bring you a FREE one day workshop on Electrical and Functional Safety.
Venue: Phoenix Contact Ltd,Telford TF7 4PG
Date: 11th June 2013 9am-4pm
This one day course is to introduce and give delegates an overview of the EN 60204-1 standard as well as Safety Concept ISO13849 and Safety Concept IEC 62061. Incorporating EN ISO 14119 in order to understand the requirements and applications of electrical, electronic and programmable systems to ensure the electrical safety of machinery in industrial installations. It will give possible solutions to existing on-site problems with conformity to these standards. Through EN ISO 14119, it will identify non-compliances to the standard, showing actual machine examples and common misconceptions/assumptions of safety.