Certifications have emerged as gate passes to markets domestic and overseas, but their appreciation remains a challenge
When Bureau ofIndian Standards was constructing a new office building in Chennai way back in the 80s, local specialistK-Lite bid to supply indoor and outdoor light fittings and ballasts. It was the only one among the bidders to have obtained the ISI certification for its products, which at that time was not mandatory. Little did the company know that its ahead-of-time quest for certification would prove costly. It lost out due to higher prices to parties who had not volunteered for the quality mark yet.
This stunning structure with its square motif and striking fenestration pattern is unique
Located in Jinhua, China, this 32-meter Cube building is an architectural marvel with its scintillating exterior and unique square shape. Totally in contrast with traditional style, this building not only features a fascinating outer appearance but also striking interiors. Its amazing configuration allows the flow of light and air throughout the building and offers an airy and relaxed environment. Also, presence of natural daylight and ventilation helps to reduce the energy load of the building.
This is ‘Solarator’, a trailer-mounted 600W solar photovoltaic power generator suited for remote locations and an emergency power source. This power generator consists of two high efficiency solar modules, each of which can generate 300W of electricity. The modules utilise mono crystalline silicon cells which convert sunlight into electricity. During transport, the modules are folded compactly, and at the site they can be unfolded to catch the Sun’s rays.
HAVELLS has launched in April Home Safe Protection Device, a new switchgear range fitted with MCBs. It is a compact space saving device which provides protection against overload and short circuit with the help of an inbuilt MCB. The circuit breaker technology delivers high performance and reduced maintenance, and its complete insulated design prevents electrical fluctuations. It is suitable for use in homes and offices and has been priced at Rs400.
When Bureau ofIndian Standards was constructing a new office building in Chennai way back in the 80s, local specialistK-Lite bid to supply indoor and outdoor light fittings and ballasts. It was the only one among the bidders to have obtained the ISI certification for its products, which at that time was not mandatory. Little did the company know that its ahead-of-time quest for certification would prove costly. It lost out due to higher prices to parties who had not volunteered for the quality mark yet.
Pixilated Cubic Complex
Remote Powerhouse
Home Protection Devices
