The NCC requires fire stairs in multi-storey buildings for the safe evacuation of all occupants during power outages and emergencies. To meet both the requirements of the NCC and Australian…
Luke Gibbeson11/10/2019
Emergency lighting is a lighting fixture with a battery pack that turns on automatically when a building experiences a power failure. Given that the Australian Building Code requirements vary from…
Luke Gibbeson01/07/2019
Emergency lighting is wired to the building’s power supply for continuous charging of internal batteries to provide back up power for the lighting. This ensures that lights remain alight during…
Luke Gibbeson13/02/2019
Over time, the Australian government has maintained certain standards that help to ensure the safety and security of occupants of buildings at all times. This means that if your business…
Emily Scott04/12/2018
“Smart technology” is the integrated use of devices that communicate with one another to streamline the performance of certain tasks. This concept also known as the Internet of Things (IoT)…
Kimberly Goodman29/10/2018
Today's building architecture can make us marvel at its intricacies and astound us with the technologies needed to provide comfort. The development of emergency lighting further demonstrates how buildings can…
Olivia Dibia03/10/2018
EMIoT technology is a low power meshed wide area network technology providing reliable wireless communications over microcontrollers and radio transceivers, which is also integrated to robust cellular gateways and a…
Luke Gibbeson24/09/2018
WBS dim down sensors can save up to 80% off your electricity bill by dimming down the lights in common areas to 20% brightness when no one is around. This…
Luke Gibbeson24/09/2018