In accordance with Telecommunication Labeling (Customer Equipment and Customer Cabling) Notice 2001 Part 2A – Exemption from compliance labeling for certain items.
| Part Number | Manufacturer | Description | Pairs |
| A8NCAT5E25PRDG | Eland Cables | Cat5E 25 Pair UTP RBS Duct Grade | 25 Pairs |
| The June edition of Contact is out now, click on the thumbnail to launch the magazine in your browser. This month, Contact magazine features an exciting new feature! Simply click on any of the product images to add to the shopping cart in the magazine, when finished then simply click on the ‘Proceed to Checkout’ button. This will take you directly to your shopping cart in the Rexel Online Store (you may be asked to login) for immediate purchasing! |  |
As always, if you would like this magazine delivered in print form to your home, please register your details with Rexel and opt-in for the printed Contact magazine.
Did you know, that you can purchase products online with a guest login? Of course, there are benefits when you register online. But if you want to give it a try before you register you can take advantage of the “Guest Login” option.
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The cost of energy is increasing for everyday Australians. We are all looking for ways to cut down our electricity bills. Whether it be switching over to energy saving bulbs, or switching off appliances, we can’t deny that there has been an increase of awareness regarding electricity.
In recent weeks, there has been a lot of attention addressing the Solar Power industry, with the Federal Government announcing that the Solar Credit Rebate will be reduced even further from $6,200 to $3,720 depending on the REC’s – Renewable Energy Certificates you receive, now known as STCs ( Small Scale Technology Certificates).
The blow has hit hard for many consumers, particularly in NSW with the feed in tariff closed to new applicants and a confusing state of three separate feed in tariff tiers in place, for already approved installations.
What does this mean?
Consumers who install a solar system are entitled to a certain amount of STCs, as of June 30th 2011, consumers will now only receive a STC’s multipler of 3 rather than 5. So for example (most households) will look to install or have already installed a 1.5kW system, you will receive 1 STC for every Megawatt hour of electricity you produce over a 15 year period. A 1.5kW system will produce approximately 31 STCs, each STC being worth a maximum of $40. So, if we calculate at the maximum possible value – before June 30th with a 1.5kWh you would have received (31 x 5) = 155 STCs x $40 = $6,200. Now that the multiplier has dropped to 3 the most you could be eligible for from a 1.5kW system is now $3,720.
Many people believe that the government should be doing more to encourage consumers to take up solar systems. But it seems the rebates and tariffs are continuing to decrease as State/ Federal Governments are blowing out budgets.
For more information on this and all other solar related issues, visit the Clean Energy Council website.
Interested in getting a Solar Panel before all the rebates and feed in tariffs run out? Check out our online store today.
Are you looking for a safe way to recycle the used tubes/globes you have or your customers have?
The Ezy Packs are the perfect way to recycle eliminating double handling and associated OH&S issues with your customers returning their smaller/medium volumes of spent tubes/globes to you for recycling.
Simply purchase a Ezy-Return Recycling Pack , fill the container with their end-of-life lamps, seal the protective sleeve & container and lodge it at any Australia Post Office/Agent.
Each Ezy-Return Recycling Pack includes;
We have 2 types of pack available, one for Fluorescent Tubes (holds 60 x 4” 36w T5/T8 tubes or equivalent 2” and 1” tubes), and a Mixed Globe pack, that holds 60-90 lamps, depending on size. The packs are provided flat-packed and shrink-wrapped.
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