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IPL group's Retention Socket system and X-Last bollards were used for the installation of rapid charge units throughout Coventry, simplifying installation and maintenance.
RoadsTo meet growing demand, EV chargers were installed with IPL group Retention Sockets in Coventry, simplifying installation and future-proofing the technology.
RoadsIPL group's Retention Sockets and X-Last bollards were installed for EV chargers in Walthamstow, providing a flexible and durable solution for the council.
RoadsIPL group's Universal EV Charger Foundation was used to install future-proof EV charging infrastructure for Transport for London, supporting the UK's green goals.
RoadsIPL group's Universal EV Foundations were used to install rapid chargers at a Shell station on the A34, providing a flexible and future-proof solution.
RoadsIPL group's high power charger foundations were used in Worcester to install EV chargers, allowing for future upgrades without further civil works.
RoadsRS mobile plinths were used for the temporary installation of traffic signals and signposts for the construction of Terminal 2 at Dublin Airport.
RoadsRS mobile plinths with integrated RS115 sockets were used for temporary traffic signals during the Luas Red Line extension on Amiens Street.
RoadsRSe226 sockets were used for passively safe lighting columns on the M11, ensuring occupant safety during a vehicle collision.
RoadsRSe200 sockets were used for passively safe lighting columns at the M1 Motorway Services Area in Lusk, meeting European safety standards.
RoadsRSe193 sockets were used to install ornate lighting columns in Terenure, Dublin, with a shallow-depth foundation to avoid existing underground services.
RoadsRS168 sockets were used to install six-metre high cantilever traffic signals on North Wall Quay, Dublin, along a busy commuter route.
