John R. Turk NSW / ACT Catalogue Specials… OUT NOW!

Filed under: Special offers — farida @ 5:56 pm

The May – June Catalogue is out now along with a  BONUS data and communication special catalogue. These prices won’t last, shop online or visit your nearest John R. Turk branch today.

Simply click on the catalogue image to view the catalogue online and start shopping all you need to do is register… Have you registered?

 

*Specials are only valid for NSW and ACT account customers. If you’re a QLD or NT customer please check out your latest offers now!

 

 

 

 

Newman Plans to Cut Green Projects

New Queensland Premier Campbell Newman plans to cut green programs started by the previous government, and one of these programs maybe ending a project that would test whether or not solar thermal energy can provide large-scale alternative power in Australia.

Solar Dawn is a 250 megawatt solar thermal project using sun-heated water in tubes to produce steam-driven energy, and is backed by the federal government and was supported by former Premier Anna Bligh. The Solar Dawn project is set to be one of the largest of its kind in the world.

The new LNP state government wants to pull out of an agreement formed by its predecessor to provide $75 million towards the 1.2 billion Solar Dawn solar research and power plant at Chinchilla.

The Gillard Government has promised $475 million and the Bligh Government agreed in February this year to give $75 million in a ‘‘conditional agreement’’ to help build the huge solar thermal plant, which is scheduled to be operating by December 2015.

Mr Newman said during the state election campaign that he wanted to dismantle Queensland’s carbon reduction schemes to save $270 million for the state budget.

The project must reach ‘‘financial close’’ by June 30 this year.

(Source: http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/)

 

 

 

The new 3M PL150 Portable Labeller

Filed under: Special offers — farida @ 11:08 am

Affordable, durable and loaded with professional features that save valuable time on the job.

The new 3M PL150 is a compact, rugged tool for fast, on-site creation of labels that last in challenging industrial environments.

Features:

  • An all-new ‘QWERTY’ style keypad (same key layout as your computer), for fast, intuitive content input.
  • One-touch formatting keys make setting up common label formats a breeze, saving even more time on-site.
  • ‘Favourites’ function provides single-key access to frequently used labels, symbols and terms – eliminating repeated input & setup.
  • Integrated rubber bumper absorbs the knocks on the job, day after day.
  • Accepts industrial-grade 3M label cartridges up to 19mm wide, including heat-shrink tube cartridges.

Available now in all John R. Turk branches.

John R. Turk QLD / NT Catalogue Specials… OUT NOW!

The April – May Catalogue specials are out now!* Don’t forget  you can shop directly off the page! Simply click on the catalogue image to view the catalogue online and start shopping all you need to do is register… Have you registered?

*Specials are only valid for Queensland and Northern Territory account customers.


ABB Busch ­iDock

Filed under: Industry News,Product launch — Tags: , , , — farida @ 10:40 am

 

ABB iDock is a flush-mounted charger and connector for the ABB Digital-Radio – Available for almost all switch ranges

The elegantly designed docking station from ABB was honoured with the “red dot award: product design 2011” in the category consumer electronics. The ABB iDock can be installed in the flush box, functions as a charger for the iPhone* and iPod*, and offers the option of playing music files saved in Apple* devices via the integrated loudspeaker in conjunction with the ABB Digital-Radio and the ABB AudioWorld® system.

The ABB iDock, which can be installed flush on the wall, is available for almost all ABB switch ranges. Thanks to the ABB iDock, iPhones* and iPods* get their “own place” at home and can be integrated into the existing electrical installation in an intelligent and attractive way. The Apple* music player and the ABB Digital-Radio can be controlled remotely using the “Apple* remote” control when they are positioned in the ABB iDock. In addition to the docking connector for the iPhone*, iPod* nano, iPod*touch and iPod* classic, the ABB iDock offers an analogue AUX input with jack plug for other MP3 players or music sources.

Another interesting option: Combination of the ABB iDock with the ABB Digital-Radio. The compact ABB Digital-Radio is also installed in a normal flush box. The perfectly adjusted loudspeaker inserts have excellent sound quality. The Digital Radio comes with an FM stereo RDS tuner programme with eight programme memories, a digital amplifier and an integrated antenna. It is possible to play music files from the Apple* player connected to the ABB iDock on the ABB Digital-Radio.

ABB iDocks features include an illuminable display, an external input for connection to an additional music source and a connection for an optional additional antenna. The ABB Digital-Radio also has a programmable clock, alarm and switch-off function, which can be selected with a simple press of the button. The main control cover is a self-aligning switch rocker, which is supported by the display, for intuitive selection of all functions. An efficient digital amplifier ensures powerful sound quality music and playback. There is a choice of mono or stereo sound. The radio tuner and speakers can be connected directly – using a 2gang combination from the ABB switch range – or installed separately. Similar to the ABB iDock, these components can also be adjusted to the design of the latest ABB switch range. The ABB Digital-Radio and ABB iDock thus suit every home style.

For more information contact your nearest John R. Turk branch today.

 

*Apple, the Apple logo, iPod classic, Ipod nano and iPod touch are trademarks of Apple inc., which are registered. iPhone is a trademark of Apple inc. Apple is not responsible for the function of the device or its conformity with safety standards and regulatory standards

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