- ‘Future Proof’ your school
Key Features and Benefits of Mainline for the BER:
1) Flexible access to power
The revolutionary Mainline power track system allows flexible and scalable access to power at any point along the Mainline track. Power outlets can quickly and simply be added, moved or removed as required by class size and needs.
2) Safety
By eliminating the need for extension cords, double adapters and power boards the Mainline system reduces the physical hazard and fire risk associated with the traditional method of accessing additional power.
3) Green credentials
All components in the Mainline system are recyclable – in addition to the fact that the whole system can easily be removed and relocated. The Mainline system can be relayed to a single switch so that the teacher can turn off all power to the classroom when leaving, thereby eliminating any carbon emission (and cost) due to power leakage.
4) Cost savings
Installation of the Mainline power track system to a classroom is much quicker and more than 20% cheaper than the installation of 20 double power outlets. Once installed, additional power outlets can be added for as little as $20 each – more than 90% more cost effective than having an electrician achieve the same outcome.
5) Australian innovation
As the 21st century classroom increasingly becomes computer focussed, the need for safe, flexible and scalable access to power will be of paramount importance. Originating in Australia and now patented around the world, the Mainline power track system is set to become the new global standard in power delivery. By showcasing this Australian innovation, our schools can demonstrate their commitment to revolutionising the learning environment and at the same time future proofing their classrooms for the demands of tomorrow’s technology.
Already receiving strong accolades from schools in New South Wales, the Mainline system is undoubtedly next generation technology. As stated by the IT Manager of one of the schools, “The Mainline system is as revolutionary as it is evolutionary.”
Click here to view the Mainline BER Video Presentation,
by the Hon John Sharp,
Chairman of Power and Data Corporation
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