Opens mobile navigation.
Battery chargers are used in manufacturing and automation to charge and maintain the batteries used in various equipment and components.
• Battery chargers are available in various types and sizes, including single-stage, multi-stage, and rapid chargers, to accommodate different types of batteries and applications.
• Proper selection and use of battery chargers can improve the lifespan and performance of batteries, reducing the risk of equipment failure and downtime.
• Battery chargers can also be equipped with features such as overcharge protection, short-circuit protection, and automatic shut-off to ensure safe and reliable charging.
• Battery chargers can be powered by AC or DC sources, depending on the application and the available power source.
Buffer modules are used in manufacturing and automation to ensure a stable and reliable power supply to critical equipment and components.
• Buffer modules store energy in the form of electrical charge and release it as needed to provide a stable power supply in the event of a power outage or interruption.
• Buffer modules can also protect against voltage fluctuations and provide a temporary power source during maintenance or repairs.
• Buffer modules are available in various types and sizes, including capacitor-based and battery-based modules, to accommodate different types of applications.
• Proper selection and use of buffer modules can improve the reliability and performance of equipment and components, reducing the risk of downtime and maintenance costs.
Contactors are used in manufacturing and automation to control the flow of electricity to various equipment and components.
• Contactors are electromechanical devices that use a coil to generate a magnetic field, which pulls in a set of contacts to close a circuit.
• Contactors are available in various types and sizes, including AC and DC contactors, to accommodate different types of applications.
• Contactors can also be equipped with features such as overload protection and auxiliary contacts to provide additional functionality and safety.
• Proper selection and use of contactors can improve the reliability and performance of equipment and components, reducing the risk of downtime and maintenance costs.
Current and voltage transducers are used in manufacturing and automation to measure and monitor electrical currents and voltages in equipment and components.
• They convert the electrical signal into a proportional output signal, which can be used for monitoring and control purposes.
• These transducers are available in various types and sizes, including clamp-on and split-core transducers, to accommodate different types of applications.
• These transducers can also be equipped with features such as accuracy and overload protection to ensure reliable and precise measurements.
• Proper selection and use of current and voltage transducers can improve the reliability and performance of equipment and components, reducing the risk of downtime and maintenance costs.
Energy meters and monitoring devices are used in manufacturing and automation to measure and monitor the energy consumption of equipment and components.
• These devices provide real-time data on energy usage, allowing engineers to identify areas for improvement and optimize energy efficiency.
• These are available in various types and sizes, including single-phase and three-phase meters, to accommodate different types of applications.
• Energy meters and monitoring devices can also be equipped with data logging and remote monitoring features to provide additional functionality and convenience.
• Proper selection and use of energy meters and monitoring devices can improve the energy efficiency and sustainability of the manufacturing and automation process, reducing costs and environmental impact.
Filters, including EMI, harmonics, dv/dt, and sinewave filters, are used in manufacturing and automation to reduce electrical noise and improve the quality of the power supply.
• EMI filters are used to reduce electromagnetic interference and improve the reliability and performance of equipment and components.
• Harmonics filters are used to reduce harmonic distortion and improve the efficiency and reliability of the power supply.
• dv/dt filters are used to protect equipment and components from voltage spikes and transients, improving the reliability and lifespan of the equipment.
• Sinewave filters are used to improve the quality of the power supply and reduce electrical noise, improving the efficiency and reliability of equipment and components.
• Filters are available in various types and sizes, including passive and active filters, to accommodate different types of applications.
• Proper selection and use of filters can improve the reliability and performance of equipment and components, reducing the risk of downtime and maintenance costs.
Fuses and circuit breakers are safety devices used in electrical circuits to protect them from overloads, short circuits, and other electrical faults.
-
Fuses work by breaking the circuit when the current exceeds a certain level, while circuit breakers use an electromechanical switch to trip the circuit when a fault is detected.
-
Fuses are typically used in low-voltage circuits, while circuit breakers are used in both low and high-voltage circuits.
-
eBreakers, or electronic circuit breakers, are a newer type of circuit breaker that use digital technology to detect and trip faults in a circuit.
-
eBreakers have several advantages over traditional circuit breakers, including faster response times, remote monitoring and control, and the ability to analyze power consumption data.
-
In manufacturing and automation, fuses and circuit breakers are critical components of electrical systems, helping to ensure the safety and reliability of equipment and processes.
Inverters are electronic devices used to convert DC power into AC power.
-
In manufacturing and automation, inverters are used to control the speed of AC motors, allowing for more efficient operation and better control of production processes.
-
Inverters work by converting DC power from a battery or other source into AC power of variable frequency and voltage.
-
The frequency and voltage of the output power can be controlled by adjusting the inverter's settings, allowing for precise control of motor speed and torque.
-
Inverters have several advantages over traditional methods of motor control, including higher efficiency, smoother operation, and reduced wear and tear on equipment.
-
Inverters are used in a wide range of manufacturing and automation applications, including conveyor systems, pumps, fans, and compressors.
Line reactors are electrical devices used to protect electrical equipment from power quality issues and other electrical disturbances.
-
Line reactors are installed in series with the power supply to help smooth out voltage spikes and reduce harmonic distortion.
-
Line reactors work by introducing inductance into the power supply, which helps to limit the rate of change of current and voltage and filter out high-frequency noise and harmonics.
-
Line reactors are commonly used in motor control applications, such as variable frequency drives (VFDs), to protect the motor and improve its performance.
-
Line reactors can also help to improve the efficiency of electrical equipment by reducing losses due to harmonic distortion and other power quality issues.
Motor starters and overload relays are electrical devices used to protect electric motors from damage and ensure safe and reliable operation.
-
Motor starters are used to start and stop motors, while overload relays are used to protect the motor from overloading and overheating.
-
Motor starters typically consist of a contactor, which switches power to the motor on and off, and a control circuit, which provides the means to start and stop the motor.
-
Overload relays are typically integrated into the motor starter or installed separately in the motor circuit, and are designed to detect when the motor is drawing too much current or running too hot.
-
When an overload condition is detected, the overload relay will trip and interrupt power to the motor, preventing damage and ensuring safe operation.
-
Motor starters and overload relays are critical components of motor control systems in manufacturing and automation applications and are used in a wide range of equipment, including conveyor systems, pumps, fans, and compressors.
A PDU, or power distribution unit, is an electrical device used to distribute power from a single source to multiple devices or systems.
-
PDUs are commonly used in data centers, server rooms, and other IT applications to manage and distribute power to servers, networking equipment, and other devices.
-
PDUs can be configured with a variety of outlets and power cords to accommodate different types of devices and power requirements.
-
Some PDUs also includes features such as remote monitoring and control, power usage reporting, and surge protection.
-
In manufacturing and automation applications, PDUs may be used to distribute power to multiple machines or production lines, allowing for efficient use of power resources and improved uptime.
Power supplies are electrical devices used to convert one form of electrical power to another for use in electronic equipment.
-
AC/DC power supplies convert AC power from a mains power source into DC power suitable for use in electronic devices.
-
DC/DC power supplies convert DC power from one voltage level to another, allowing for efficient power management in electronic systems.
-
DC/AC power supplies, also known as inverters, convert DC power into AC power for use in applications such as motor control and lighting.
-
Power supplies are critical components of electronic equipment in manufacturing and automation applications and are used in a wide range of equipment, including programmable logic controllers (PLCs), motor drives, and sensors.
Surge protectors are electrical devices used to protect electronic equipment from voltage surges, spikes, and transients.
-
These voltage disturbances can occur due to lightning strikes, power outages, and other electrical events, and can damage or destroy sensitive electronic equipment.
-
Surge protectors work by diverting excess voltage away from the connected equipment, either to the ground or through other circuitry designed to absorb the energy of the surge.
-
Surge protectors can be installed in a variety of locations, including at the point of use, in electrical panels, or at the service entrance to a facility.
-
Surge protectors are critical components of electronic equipment in manufacturing and automation applications, and are used to protect a wide range of equipment, including PLCs, motor drives, and control systems.
Transformers are electrical devices used to transfer electrical energy from one circuit to another through electromagnetic induction.
-
They work by changing the voltage and current levels of an alternating current (AC) power supply, which allows power to be transmitted over long distances with reduced losses.
-
Transformers are critical components of electrical distribution systems in manufacturing and automation applications and are used to step up or step down voltage levels for use in different equipment or applications.
-
Transformers can be designed for a wide range of power levels and voltages, and are used in a variety of applications, including motor drives, lighting systems, and power supplies.
UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) systems are electrical devices used to provide backup power to electronic equipment in the event of a power outage or voltage sag.
-
These systems typically use batteries to store electrical energy, which can be quickly and automatically deployed when mains power is lost.
-
UPS systems are critical components of electronic equipment in manufacturing and automation applications and are used to ensure the uninterrupted operation of equipment, prevent data loss, and protect against equipment damage.
-
These systems can be designed for a wide range of power levels and capacities, and are used in a variety of applications, including control systems, data centers, and critical process equipment.
A VFD is an electronic device used to control the speed and torque of AC electric motors by adjusting the frequency of the electrical power supplied to the motor.
-
VFDs are used to achieve precise speed control of motors, which can result in significant energy savings and increased equipment efficiency.
-
VFDs are critical components of motor control systems in manufacturing and automation applications and are used in a variety of applications, including pumps, fans, and conveyor systems.
-
VFDs can be designed for a wide range of power levels and motor types, and are available in both standalone and integrated configurations.
