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Pressure switches are a part of our lives, but many people might not even know they exist. They are vital pieces of equipment to ensure the things we rely on work, like smartphones, aeroplanes, irrigation systems and energy systems.

Our homes gather a lot of dirt and it can sometimes feel like a full-time job just keeping on top of the chores. Unfortunately, it’s not always easy to weave some cleaning time into our busy lives and things get neglected.

Christmas is the time of the year where we kick back and spend some precious time with the family. Getting everyone in one place hasn’t always been easy over the past couple of years but this Christmas is set to be a special one.

Bonfire night is just around the corner, but with many of the public events cancelled this year because of the pandemic, there’s a risk that more people will put on their own private firework displays instead.

Whether it be children running excitedly from house to house, setting up a variety of festive decorations, or playing pin the nose on the witch, Halloween is an incredibly popular time of year for kids and adults alike.

Every year in England, more than 400 children under the age of 11 are injured in accidental fires in the home – many of which are completely avoidable.

Small businesses have undoubtedly had a challenging couple of years. But as the worst of the Covid-19 pandemic looks to be over, now is the time that small companies have started to look at their current position and take steps to improve themselves.

In light of the coronavirus pandemic, you will have likely found yourself working from home over the past year, setting up some form of home office to maintain your focus in.

Christmas is a wonderful time of year, filled with family, fun, magic and – most importantly – presents.

However, the decorations we all put up can pose a significant fire risk when handled incorrectly, so it’s important to do all you can to keep your home as safe from fire as you can throughout the festive period.

Pressure transducers are known by a number of different names including pressure transmitter and pressure switches – and it may be the case that you aren’t really aware of any of them.

Now that the clocks will soon be going back and the nights are getting gradually darker and darker, it’s time to think about winterising your fire sprinkler system.

Pressure transducers are known by many names, including pressure transmitters and pressure sensor, but something they all have in common is that they measure the pressure of a liquid or a gas by converting the pressure into an analog signal.