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The Varitector PU AC IoT surge arrester from Weidmüller combines the functions of a surge arrester with those of an IoT device. At the same time, the new devices protect industrial energy networks.
read more...By increasing the voltage to 300 volts, users can now lay Chainflex bus cables directly next to cables with a higher voltage level. Previously, all cables with different voltage classes had to be laid separately.
read more...Direct current is becoming increasingly important. The long-term phase-out of fossil fuels can also only be achieved efficiently if there is a consistent switch to DC electricity in order to avoid conversion losses.
read more...Nicola Magrone is the new Chief Sales Officer at Wiferion. His task is the strategic further development of the business areas relating to wireless charging technology, combined with the expansion of sales activities.
read more...Energy chain system. Igus has developed the Autoglide 5 to safely guide energy over long distances. The new energy chain system is specially designed for horizontal use in intralogistics and on crane systems.
read more...Phoenix Contact presents new circular connectors for energy storage systems.
read more...The new PxtFX, PxtEX and PxtRX devices from Michael Koch are designed to open up new possibilities for the active management of energy from electric drives.
read more...Unilever has replaced four positive displacement blowers in Mannheim with more energy-efficient, oil-free screw blowers from Atlas Copco. The compressed air is used to pneumatically convey intermediate products from the wash piece production to the packaging lines.
read more...With the Ölflex DC Robot 900, Lapp is presenting for the first time a robot cable that is explicitly suitable for use with direct current.
read more...Climate protection. In the Anthropocene, the human age, humans also have a decisive influence on the climate. Not least through the production and use of energy and the consumption of other resources.
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