New-gen circuit breaker maximises plant protection

Supplied by ifm efector pty ltd on Thursday, 01 June, 2017

As demands on the DC voltage supply increase, many plants are moving towards central, high-performance power supplies. If high current intensities are to be distributed in your plant, how can you protect the cables in a meaningful way?

Discover new electronic circuit breakers for the secondary circuit that are optimising plant performance.

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