Selective Power Distribution with Innovative New Circuit Breakers
New electronic and thermo-magnetic circuit breakers from Phoenix Contact.
Topics: Industry, manufacturing
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Surge Protection for Measurement and Control Systems: Designing Systems for Easy Integration and Expandability
Measurement and control systems are vulnerable to transient surges and therefore require robust lightning and surge protection to avoid plant outages. In addition to providing high-performance protection circuits and equipment status monitoring, it is especially important to ensure that surge protection systems are easily installable and expandable.
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Shut-off reliability and system availability: Selective Power Distribution with Device Protection Switches
Energy efficiency is an increasingly important goal in the planning and operation of systems. Intelligent control concepts and high availability of electrical systems are also becoming more and more important. Surge voltage protection equipment is a well-established method of increasing availability, and selective power distribution is another proven method.
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Illuminating Connections - Device Connectors for the LED lighting industry.
The UK LED lighting industry is experiencing unprecedented growth, driven by the demands for new and innovative LED applications. The LED is finding its way into a wide range of applications from street lighting, public information displays, transport and the home.
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Professional and Simple Marking: Cost-Saving Potential Using the Correct Printing System.
As cost pressures rise, fast commissioning, a high degree of functionality, and permanent availability of machines and plants are becoming more and more important. However, increased functionality means the scope and complexity of the electrical wiring also increases. Thermal transfer printers ensure efficient and cost-effective marking.
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PHOENIX CONTACT is growing
Phoenix Contact will close the financial year 2011 with an increase of around 13 percent. This corresponds to a revenue of 1.5 billion euros and an increase of 170 million euros compared with 2010.
