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WORKSHOP: Shedding light on LEDs

Kondinin Group's Josh Giumelli discusses the range of LED lights and how to wire indicators.

Josh Giumelli

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The humble light-emitting diode comes in many forms but has a range of benefits over traditional incandescent bulbs or fluorescent lighting. For a start, they use significantly less current to produce the same level of illumination and have no warm-up period. For their size and current draw, LED lights produce a bright, intense light in a range of colour options, making them ideal for instrumentation in vehicles, warning lights and traffic signals. 

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A growing series of reports, each focused on a key discussion point for the farming sector, brought to you by the Kondinin team.

A growing series of reports, each focused on a key discussion point for the farming sector, brought to you by the Kondinin team.

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Research Report: Sheep Yards (April 2025)

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Research Report: Large Square Baler Testing (March 2025)

This month Kondinin Group has capacity tested four high-density, large square balers in what is believed to be a first for Australia. Balers from Krone, Kuhn, Massey Ferguson and New Holland were put through their paces, working in windrowed straw.

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Research Report: Rural Communications (February 2025)

With the departure of 3G technology and the emergence of 5G and satellite options, there are significant changes on the connectivity horizon. This month Kondinin Group engineers Ben White and Josh Giumelli investigate what is the best way to stay connected in regional and remote areas.

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Research Report: Chaser Bins (January 2025)

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