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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...The electric car market is growing exponentially and car manufacturers are increasingly focusing on electromobility. Surge protection is also part of this technology.
read more...ABN by Schneider Electric is further expanding its range of DIN rail mounted devices with the Resi9 iPRF surge arrester. Among other things, a combined arrester for lightning current equipotential bonding and surge protection is now also available.
read more...Schneider Electric is expanding its Easy-UPS-3M series with three new power sizes of 120, 160 and 200 kVA. The range protects critical equipment in a variety of physical environments from damage caused by power outages and surges.
read more...Fossil fuels (lignite, hard coal, etc.) are destroying the environment and forcing the unconditional use of renewable energies (wind, sun, water, biomass, geothermal energy, ambient heat/harvesting, hydrogen as a secondary source for the fuel cell).
read more...The new UT variants of the ET-7000 Ethernet I/O module series from ICPDAS enable safe operation at ambient temperatures from -40 to 75 °C. The modules are suitable for harsh environmental requirements.
read more...KlipponConnect with push-in power connection: Weidmüller has expanded its A-series terminal block portfolio with the new A2C 35 high-current terminals for conductor cross-sections of up to 35 square millimetres.
read more...The new M-LB-2000 system from Pepperl+Fuchs offers overvoltage protection combined with a loop disconnect function for easy maintenance and commissioning.
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