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GE controls power at eBay’s Topaz Data Center
The Quad PAC controlled switchgear was designed with a voting scheme where triple inputs are sent to the PLC system. The best of the three dictates the state of the device. -
Business Conditions Lose Steam in June
NEMA says its Electroindustry Business Confidence Index had climbed as high as 69.6 as recently as February 2011, but slipped to 45.5 in June. -
Reference Guide reviews 2011 NEC Code Changes
Thomas & Betts publishes Analysis of NEC Code Changes 2011, a free reference guide that highlights changes to the National Electrical Code (NEC) for the 2011 code cycle. -
Free Library of Power Quality and Energy Monitoring Articles
Draenetz offers more than 55 downloadable technical white papers, articles and marketing documents covering a broad range of power quality and energy monitoring topics. -
RF Industries to Acquire Cables Unlimited for $5,600,000
RFI will pay $2,800,000 in cash and issue 760,000 shares of common stock to the seller at closing. -
Video Demonstrates Value of Power Conditioning
The four-minute video by Emerson Network Power demonstrates the dramatic difference a power conditioner can make in overall power quality and in the protection of mission-critical electronics from harmful power disturbances. -
Matrox supplies boards to Trenton for Video Walls
Video Walls can be used for digital signage and large-scale control rooms. -
Perpetuum powers National Instruments
The National Instruments NI WSN-3226 Wireless Measurement Node can be powered by Perpetuum’s vibration energy harvester technology. -
Combining Power and Automation Products to Serve Customers
Automation.com, May 2011 By Bill Lydon, Editor ABB creates new role, appoints Brice Koch, to oversee relations with ABB’s largest customers and the development of opportunities in strategic growth areas such as rail, wind, water, solar, energy efficiency and smart grids. Koch will also be responsible for developing ABB’s service business. -
FCI acquires majority stake in Anytek Technology
Anytek is a Taiwanese manufacturer of terminal blocks. -
Northwire Cable bails out casino's underwater entertainment
At no cost, Northwire engineered several designs, tested and developed, and rapidly prototyped custom cable solutions in five days—enabling the multimillion dollar production to resume. -
Red Lion Controls Increases Staff
Red Lion added 41 new staffing positions ranging from product and software engineers to customer service representatives. -
EKM doubles output of board testing
With the installation of a vacuum fixture, EKM Elektronik went from testing 30 boards in 8 hours to testing 70 boards in 8 hours. -
ASI Releases General Overview Brochure
The brochure includes product information on power supplies, circuit breakers, terminal blocks, connectors and more. -
ABB acquires Validus DC Systems
U.S.-based Validus DC Systems is a provider of direct current (DC) power infrastructure equipment for energy-intensive data centers. -
Metso to automate Outokumpu’s ferrochrome plant in Finland
Metso will supply an extensive electrification and automation system to Outokumpu’s new ferrochrome plant in Tornio, Finland. The equipment will be installed in several phases during 2011 and 2012. -
Siemens installs 72 drives at world's largest LNG plant
In addition to 72 ROBICON Perfect Harmony Variable Frequency Drives, Siemens installed 72 VFD control houses and four 33KV switchgear. -
From the Field - ABB Automation and Power World 2011
Automation.com, May 2011 By Bill Lydon, Editor Here are a few highlights from ABB Automation & Power World 2011. The event attracted a record number of participants, totaling more than 4,200, and featured over 400 educational workshops and hands-on training sessions, over 45 customer-presented case studies, and an exhibition of ABB and partner products. -
Overview of the Americas Market for Hard Wired Surge Suppressors
Automation.com, May 2011 By David A. B. Laing, VDC Research Group VDC Research Group teamed up with Automation.com to conduct a survey on the market for power protection products including the hard wired surge suppressors often used in industrial machines and facilities. This article provides a summary of those survey results. -
Multivendor Ethernet Safety Protocol - Noble Goal
Automation.com, April 2011 By Bill Lydon, Editor The openSAFETY standard supporters are posing an interesting idea to the industry - use a single Ethernet-based safety protocol, openSAFETY, on all automation applications regardless of industrial Ethernet protocol used for controls.
