Unique Lockable Female C13 & C19 IEC Connectors and Outlets. The IEC Lock range can be used with any
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IEC inlets & Guards against accidental disconnection of computers, PDU's, servers & most Network Devices.
IEC Lock are at Data Centre World 2017!
Come and see us at Data Centre World Singapore 11th - 12th October 2017 Marina Bay Sands Read full story
Scolmore wins prestigious international award
Scolmore Group’s innovative IEC Lock+ connector has won a prestigious ‘Best of Show’ award at the Interop Tokyo 2016 Exhibition. … Read full story
Scolmore launches IEC Lock catalogue
Leading wiring accessories and lighting supplier, Scolmore Group, has produced a new brochure for its growing IEC Lock range, which brings all product information together in one concise, informative,… Read full story
World’s first locking rewireable C13 IEC Connector from Scolmore
As it continues to develop its product range, to bring the most sophisticated models to market, Scolmore introduces the latest addition to its IEC LOCK range – the new IEC Lock+ Rewireable - the… Read full story
Scolmore plugs into Sky
Scolmore Group’s innovative IEC Locks have been used by broadcasting giant, BSkyB, to provide vital protection for servers and IT equipment at a number of data centres throughout its UK network.… Read full story
ELECTRICAL APPRENTICE OF THE YEAR 2017 WINNER ANNOUNCED
George Maynard from Leicester has been crowned the winner of the 2017 NICEIC and ELECSA Apprentice of the Year competition, sponsored by Scolmore Group. … Read full story
Scolmore joins the sponsor line-up at the Electrical Wholesaler Awards
The Electrical Wholesaler Awards will take place at Madame Tussauds, London on Thursday 18th May 2017. Organised by Datateam, the publisher of Electrical Wholesaler magazine, the event is designed to… Read full story
Scolmore achieves ISO 9001:2015 Accreditation
Scolmore Group is delighted to announce that it has been successful in upgrading its ISO 9001 certification to the new International Quality Standard ISO 9001:2015. With only 15% of UK companies… Read full story
Scolmore sponsors the second Electrical Apprentice of the Year competition
Following the huge success of the inaugural event last year, which attracted more than 400 entrants from across the UK, Scolmore Group is delighted to announce its continued sponsorship of the NICEIC… Read full story
Free access to calculator feature with new Scolmore App
The innovative new mobile App from leading wiring accessories and lighting manufacturer, Scolmore Group, is packed full of features and calculators to make life easier for electricians on the job. … Read full story
International Award for Scolmore Sales Manager
Scolmore Group’s Sales Manager (Middle East), Tim Piggott, has been presented with the Best Technical Speaker of the Day Award at the Integrated Institute of Electrical Engineers (IIEE) 4th… Read full story
Scolmore wins prestigious international award
Scolmore Group’s innovative IEC Lock+ connector has won a prestigious ‘Best of Show’ award at the Interop Tokyo 2016 Exhibition. … Read full story
Apprentice of the Year contest reaches final stage
More than 300 started out but the quest to be crowned NICEIC and ELECSA Apprentice of the Year is now down to the final eight. … Read full story
World’s first locking rewireable C13 IEC Connector from Scolmore
As it continues to develop its product range, to bring the most sophisticated models to market, Scolmore introduces the latest addition to its IEC LOCK range – the new IEC Lock+ Rewireable - the… Read full story
The DIY SOS Big Build
14-year-old Jack Morris was born with a rare form of Muscular Dystrophy called central core myopothy, and in his short life he has had 19 operations to try to correct the symptoms of this disorder,… Read full story
Scolmore plugs into Sky
Scolmore Group’s innovative IEC Locks have been used by broadcasting giant, BSkyB, to provide vital protection for servers and IT equipment at a number of data centres throughout its UK network.… Read full story
14-year-old Jack Morris was born with a rare form of Muscular Dystrophy called central core myopothy, and in his short life he has had 19 operations to try to correct the symptoms of this disorder, including severe scoliosis and displacement of the hips. His mother Helen has always been his rock and his elder brother Daniel his best friend.
He has managed to remain cheerful after spending months in hospital and is in a mainstream school studying for his GCSEs, but as Jack grows into a man it has been impossible for Helen to get him upstairs and he is forced to sleep in the living room, which means he has very little privacy.
The teenager lives with his mum and brother in a small three-bedroomed semi in Swansea, which has been the family home since before he was born. With no other social space in the house Daniel rarely brings his mates round and as a result they spend less time together as a family.
But that will all now change thanks to the TV home makeover show team who have transformed the property with the help of not only locals and tradesmen but companies like Scolmore Group, who donated all of the wiring accessories needed for the project.
One contractor said thousands of pounds were being poured into the project. He added:
“It’s not just a garden, the house is being extended to help Jack.”
Another contractor added:
“It is brilliant to see so many people wanting to help out here.”
So Nick and the boys took on the challenge of turning the house into somewhere for Jack to grow into a man with dignity, a place to give Helen sanctuary and to reunite two amazing brothers.
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