We are pleased to be joined by Kevin Saunders as Southern connect Business Development Manager.
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Metway are happy to announce the recruitment of Paul Davies to the Business Development Team.Read moreMetway are happy to announce the recruitment of Paul Davies to the Business Development Team.
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Introducing The New MCC RangeRead moreIntroducing Metway’s innovative Connection Centre lighting control modules.
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40 years service at MetwayRead moreMetway are pleased to congratulate Kevin Stokes – Deputy Warehouse Supervisor for 40 years loyal service.
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Metway are pleased to announce the appointment of John Mercer and Aarron Ancell to their Wiring Systems Team.Read moreJohn joins Metway as Product and Technical Dept Manager and brings with him a wealth of knowledge from over 35 years...
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25 years at MetwayRead moreMetway are pleased to congratulate Chris Brown – Internal Business Development Manager and Michael Pumfrey –...
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Dublin boxer Jay ByrneRead moreThis Saturday night, the Vertu Motors Arena in Newcastle will witness the return of Dublin boxer Jay Byrne as he...
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We are thrilled to announce that, due to overwhelming customer demand, Metway is expanding its line of BESA socketsRead moreThis addition complements our existing range of White and Red sockets and plugs, all featuring the industry-standard...
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South NormantonRead moreThis project was designed in conjunction with the contractor, Eco-1 of Walsall.
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Cadenza Building, Earlsfort Terrace, DublinRead moreEarlsfort Terrace is a 13,000 m² flagship office development for Irish Life Insurance.
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Folkestone College
Working with ECO MEP on a newly constructed teaching block at Folkestone College, Metway have designed and supplied a full Dali, plug and play system using the Metway Connection Centre (MCC) and leads with 166 G-type connectors.
Using Bluetooth smart sensors in the training rooms gave full control of the lighting with pre-commission carried out before supplying the equipment, so that full on-site commissioning was not required, saving time and expense.
Through corridors we used microwave sensors to pick up the slightest of movement, while all other rooms used absence or presence photoelectric sensors, depending on the individual need for each area.
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