Innovation solutions at the Hannover Messe 2019
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Eaton is presenting various innovative solutions at the Hannover Messe. Among other things, the company will be presenting the IIoT Arena, the new generation of the easyE4 control relay and the xChargeIn charging station for electric vehicles at its stand.
Eaton will be at this year's Hannover Messe with a range of new solutions. The highlights are
In the IIoT arena, Eaton will show how data analysis in the cloud can improve the availability of machines. The possibilities for increasing the efficiency of electro-hydraulic drives will also be demonstrated.
The new generation of the easyE4 control relay is also on site. It is suitable for medium-complex environments. In future, the devices can also be used in 230 V circuits.
The xChargeIn charging station for electric vehicles can be configured and scaled as required. Eaton offers a range of accessories that help to make this charging technology even more efficient and cost-effective thanks to intelligent load management.
The implementation of the new safety standard EN 60204-1 is a challenge for many, which is why Eaton has summarized and explained the most important changes in a white paper. The safety manual has been revised and expanded. Interested parties can download both documents from the website after the trade fair.
The new EMS2 electronic motor starter combines up to five functions of conventional motor starters within a width of 22.5 millimeters: direct start, reversing start, motor protection, emergency stop protection and communication.
Hanover Fair, Hall 11, Stand C71
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