At sps ipc drives, Pilz will be presenting innovations in the field of control technology. These include the configurable control systems PNOZmulti 2 and the Fast Control Unit in the automation system PSS 4000.
Wöhner, world-wide renowned for its busbar system technology as well as electromechanical components for control system construction, energy distribution and renewable energies has expanded its portfolio with the addition of motor starters.
Savings in wiring time and cost are offered by new versions of the popular DS7 soft starters from Eaton’s Electrical Sector which now feature built-in interfaces for the revolutionary SmartWire-DT panel wiring system.
Able to drive the permanent magnet synchronous motors that have become widespread in energy saving fans, compressors, pumps etc, the new ECF series drives from DeltaSense can also drive standard AC motors.
Small drives and motors with a power output of up to 4kW are frequently used in control technology and machine design. In the process, sometimes both directions (forward/reverse) need to be controlled and the drives have to be protected against possible errors.
Simple, safe operation, improved performance and compact design were the main focus during the development of the Mitsubishi FR-D700-SC frequency inverter. A drive was created that set standards in the field of compact drives.
Variable speed drive (VSD) manufacturers are moving away from offering multiple options and add-ins to their core product according to REO UK.
Variable speed drives from Control Techniques are the drives of choice for drying and coating lines at Blackburn-based Phoenix Dryers.
The Sirius 3RR24 current monitoring relay for IO-Link enhances the switching technology portfolio of the Siemens Industry Automation Division.
Eaton’s Electrical Sector is expanding its range of ZEB electronic overload relays with the addition of the new 175A series. Like previous devices in the ZEB range, the 175A devices ensure motor protection for different starting characteristics such as CLASS 10A, 10, 20 and 30.