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  • Optimum control cabinet lighting supports safe working and prevents wiring errors

    Optimum control cabinet lighting supports safe working and prevents wiring errors

    Phoenix Contact is extending its portfolio with the new universal AC enclosure lights with integrated socket. The lights in the PLD E 708 product family cover a wide range of applications in almost all control cabinets worldwide. This is due to the wide AC input voltage range of 100 V AC to 240 V AC.

  • Safe connections for energy storage systems

    Safe connections for energy storage systems

    The new Phoenix Contact BPC series connectors protected against polarity reversal are ideally suited for use in energy storage systems. They provide users with a high degree of flexibility due to their 360° rotatability and various connection types.

  • Efficient identification with the innovative UV inkjet printer

    Efficient identification with the innovative UV inkjet printer

    The Bluemark E.Card UV inkjet printer from Phoenix Contact sets new standards in industrial identification. It delivers efficient material processing, low-maintenance printing technology, and optimal print results on plastic and metal card materials.

  • New surge protection for APL applications

    New surge protection for APL applications

    The new surge protection for SPE and APL applications in the Termitrab complete product family from Phoenix Contact meets international standards and provides comprehensive protection for potentially explosive areas in process automation.

  • Transparent and secure KNX communication up to 1,200 mA

    Transparent and secure KNX communication up to 1,200 mA

    As the first KNX power supply on the market, the Step Power from Phoenix Contact has an active KNX choke and provides all relevant KNX status information at a glance via the integrated colour display. This means that it combines efficiency and diagnostics on site.

  • Push-X in the XPC 2,5 PCB connector

    Push-X in the XPC 2,5 PCB connector

    Phoenix Contact is extending the series of PCB connectors with innovative Push-X technology to include a new connector for conductor cross-sections up to 2.5 mm². Push-X technology makes it possible to connect flexible and rigid conductors quickly and with virtually zero effort.

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Written by Andrew Ellis, Field Application Engineer Whether in the control cabinet or in the field, whichever network you use…Phoenix Contact has experience providing a Remote I/O Solution. Whether it is our original Inline system, or if your application requires high speed, wide temperature range or just simplicity and reliability, it is covered with our […] The post Remote I/O- Expanded possibilities, every network, every environment. appeared first on United Kingdom.

Written by Tony Deane, Sales & Marketing Manager- Industry Management & Automation Interbus is still an integral legacy part of industry, still supporting and operating countless systems throughout several industries from Automotive, Food and Beverage, Printing, Materials Handling and many more. One of the defining characteristics of many Interbus systems is that, in many cases, […] The post Back To The Future: Interbus Obsolescence appeared first on United Kingdom.

Written by Mark Lloyd, Senior Product Manager- Power Supplies & Surge Protection The current 18th edition version of BS7671, more commonly known as the wiring regs has been in force since January 2019, so a little over 3 years. I wrote a blog around the time predicting that the issue of surge protection would become much […] The post BS7671 18th edition Amendment 2 – now encompasses safety services appeared first on United Kingdom.

Written by Deepan Patel, Industry Manager- Infrastructure You might think as a building owner or facilities manager your building is functioning well and there aren’t any visible issues. So why bother making changes right!? The building automation system (BMS) is doing its thing! Just like a few decades ago when it was first commissioned. Why […] The post 3 ways we are transforming the Smart Buildings Industry! appeared first on United Kingdom.

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