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Innopro (Div. of Engenamic)
Core business offering: Niched and high-value advisory, solutions and support services, enabling successful and beneficial management, project development and operational and engineering outcomes. Broad-based and high-level expertise and experience in projects, management and engineering. Insights and capabilities gained through forensic, dispute-related and remedial advisory experience.
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| Sole Agency | This company has been granted exclusive distribution rights by this brand's owner |
| Shared Agency | This is one of several companies with official rights to distribute this brand |
| Sub Agency | This company purchases from an officially appointed local distributor |
| Manufacturer | This company manufactures this brand |
| System Integrator | This company is an approved installer or system integrator of this brand | |
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Section - Maintenance, Reliability & Asset Optimisation
-Consulting
- Legislative
- Technical
-Optimisation
- Energy
Section - Services & Systems
-Consulting engineers
- Gap analysis
- Project management
- Systems specification
-Project Management
-System integration/consulting
- Electrical
- Factory automation
- Information systems
- Materials handling
- Other
- Process control
- Scada/DCS/PLC
- Telemetry
-Training (excluding supplier/product specific training)
-Energy management
-Materials handling
-Mining & metals
-Petrochemical
-Power generation & distribution
-Pulp & paper
-Transportation
-Water & waste water
| News from Innopro (Div. of Engenamic): |
Lightning protection and earthing seminar
March 2011, Training & Education, Innopro (Div. of Engenamic)
Innopro, in association with the School of Electrical and Information Engineering at Wits University, is presenting a one-day industry briefing seminar on ‘Best Practices in Lightning Protection and Earthing ... |
Best practices in lightning protection seminar
January 2006, Training & Education, Innopro (Div. of Engenamic)
"As evidenced during the current and past lightning seasons, the availability of effective lightning protection and earthing solutions for infrastructure and industry is of critical importance," says ... |
Lightning warning systems
July 2005, Fire & Safety, Innopro (Div. of Engenamic)
Lightning poses particular and potentially serious threats to personnel working or deployed in exposed areas, for example in the mining, agricultural, aviation, sports, forestry, petrochemical, telecommunications ... |
International exposure for SA engineering success
November 2004, News, Innopro (Div. of Engenamic)
The engineering successes achieved by South African specialist consulting engineers in the field of lightning protection were recently highlighted at a prestigious international conference in France. ... |
Best practices in lightning protection seminar
August 2004, Training & Education, Infrastructure, Innopro (Div. of Engenamic)
As evidenced during the current and past lightning seasons, the availability of effective lightning protection and earthing solutions for infrastructure and industry is of critical importance". This was ... |
Industry news: |
Elevating analogue signal processing
I&C February 2026, Editor's Choice, Endress+Hauser South Africa
The RN Series from Endress+Hauser is a powerful and relevant solution for analogue signal processing and conditioning.
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Terminal blocks with Push-X technology for wiring from 0,34 mm2
I&C February 2026, Electrical Power & Protection, Phoenix Contact
The Push-X product range is growing. With the new XT 1,5 terminal blocks, Phoenix Contact is extending the series to include versions for conductor cross-sections from 0,34 to 2,5 mm2.
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Precision sensing for water treatment
I&C February 2026, Sensors & Transducers, ifm - South Africa
ifm electronic has introduced two next-generation sensors designed for South Africa’s bulk and wastewater sector, engineered to withstand harsh environments and deliver long-term reliability. |
Producing solar hydrogen without platinum
I&C February 2026, Electrical Power & Protection
A research team led by Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden, has presented a new way to produce hydrogen gas without the scarce and expensive metal platinum. |
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