News
Ramtech Expands Moves to Larger Premises
Tuesday, 05 April 2011 14:54
Wireless communication specialist Ramtech Electronics has moved to larger premises following the expansion of its business.
The company, which was formerly based in Radford, has moved to the building previously occupied by Derbyshire & Nottinghamshire Chamber of Commerce on Abbeyfield Road in Lenton. It provides Ramtech, which currently employs about 30 people, with increased space for its manufacturing and R & D departments as well for its sales and administration teams.
Ramtech to Provide Wi-Fi in Preparation for Peak Season
Monday, 04 April 2011 13:42
We have recently installed Wi-Fi networks on two of the prestigious North Dales Leisure Parks.
Thanet Wells and Hillcroft Park in the Lake District have full Wi-Fi coverage across the parks in time for summer 2011 to enable holiday makers to access the internet and use portable electronic devices whilst they are on the parks.
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Ramtech Wireless Alarm has Builders Queuing Up
Thursday, 31 March 2011 07:42
As printed in the Nottingham Post - March 2011
Caravan Park Security Gets An Upgrade
Thursday, 03 March 2011 11:10
We have recently launched an upgraded version of Rambase, our wireless alarm system.
The Rambase system monitors park activity and alerts caravan owners and park operators if there is an intrusion. It sends a signal from the ‘plot’ to a single computer system which then reports the intrusion to a pager, often monitored by the park’s security team.
The system can also be used to monitor such items as water pumps, sewage pumps and carbon monoxide detectors within caravans, sending an alert if there is a problem. Panic alarms can also be monitored as well as appliance protectors, a Ramtech product that is attached to high value items within caravans such as TVs and games consoles, as well as items stored externally such as gas bottles and bikes. Again alerts are sent via the Rambase system if there are any attempts to remove or tamper with them.
Construction News
Wednesday, 16 February 2011 16:18
Don't get burnt by a lack of fire planningAccording to insurance company YouClaim, there are around 10 construction fires each day in the UK. In the last year over 230 enforcement or improvement notices related to fire matters were served to construction sites nationwide but still, over this period, almost 900 fires took place on construction sites costing the industry billions of pounds, according to a government report.
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