IDE Systems

Throughout times of uncertainty in the economy, it is often prudent for business leaders to diversify their companies' products, services and markets to mitigate their risk exposure. In the same way that many businesses are now adjusting their strategic outlook in light of Brexit, others are using the opportunity to enter into new markets. Following a similar period of uncertainty in 2015, after the global oil and gas price crashed, load bank specialist Crestchic and power distribution specialist ide Systems teamed up to take on the Middle East power rental market.

The range of power distribution equipment available from ide Systems will be showcased at the Speedy Expo taking place at the Exhibition Centre Liverpool from 1st-2nd November. The company’s stand (M24) will feature a smart power distribution board for visitors to view. 

A recent report from Eventbrite revealed that most UK event organisers believe their events will grow in the coming year. Yet this growth can only be realised if every aspect of these events is managed effectively. Here, Matt Collins, Business Development Manager of temporary power distribution company ide Systems, explains what organisers must consider when managing event electrical installations.

A new generator connection point (GCP) has been launched by power distribution specialist ide Systems, to mitigate down-time caused by mains power failures. The product, suitable for office buildings, healthcare facilities and retail blocks, allows backup generators to be quickly and easily connected in the event of an unforeseen electrical failure.

Launching a new generator connection point (GCP), power distribution specialist ide Systems, have designed it to mitigate down-time caused by mains power failures. The product, which is suitable for office buildings, healthcare facilities and retail blocks, allows backup generators to be quickly and easily connected in the event of an unforeseen electrical failure. ide Systems is the only manufacturer to offer this type of connection unit in the UK.

Temporary power distribution specialist ide Systems recently invited 40 learners to undergo work experience at its Cannock and Burntwood site. Learners that were enrolled on any level of the electrical installation course at South Staffordshire College in September, 2016, have had the opportunity to put their taught knowledge into practice at the company, with learners ultimately assisting the assembly of electrical distribution panels.

Expanding the fleet of products available through its IDE Rental service, IDE Systems have added the new mains distribution unit, the MD63. The product is a power distribution unit for temporary electrical installations, such as those in the event industry, and is housed in a high density polyethylene enclosure to ensure resistance to impact and the elements.

2016 holds many memories, good and bad, but, one of the biggest talking points certainly was the topic of digital strategy. The development of IT infrastructure in recent years has culminated in businesses being expected to have a comprehensive digital strategy. However, this drives a pressing need for an electrical power supply that is continuous and reliable.

Exhibiting at this year’s Middle East Electricity (MEE) exhibition at the World Trade Centre in Dubai is temporary power distribution specialist ide Systems, taking place 14th-16th February. The company will be showcasing its range of power distribution equipment for the events industry from stand B01 in hall 8.

Branching out to Australia with its range of British-made power distribution equipment is ide Systems. The equipment includes distribution units, transfer switches and power cables for sectors that need temporary power such as events and exhibitions, construction, healthcare, industrial and offshore.

Power distribution company, ide Systems, is urging UK businesses to consider renting temporary power equipment this winter. The call follows reports that the UK may be hit by numerous power cuts in the coming months as the result of bad weather conditions. Businesses can manage this effectively by acting quickly and renting emergency power equipment.