STANPRO LED Track Linear Lighting 2 FT and 4 FT
The TLL is a newly developed LED track linear utilizing modern day LED. It provides highly efficient illumination and it comes with J & J2 style track adapter.
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DALS Colour Temperature Changing LED Linear
When designing a linear, DALS always want their customers to have flexibility at their fingertips. This has become a reality with the CCT linear, as the toggle switch gives you the ability to choose between three color temperatures.
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Banner Wireless Node Enables Remote Monitoring of Machine Vibration and Current Draw
Monitor electric equipment on two critical indicators of performance and health without the hassle and expense of installing, altering, or expanding wired infrastructure to connect devices.
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Traco Power TMDC 06 & 10 – New 6 & 10 Watt DC/DC modules
Compact 6 & 10 Watt DC/DC chassis mount modules for industrial applications in harsh environments.
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Klein Tools Extends Electrical Tester Product Line, Introduces Two New Innovations
Klein Tools, for professionals since 1857, introduces a new Digital Circuit Breaker Finder and an AFCI/GFCI Outlet Tester, augmenting Klein Tools’ existing Electrical Test and Measure product offering.
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EiKO High Voltage LLH
EiKO’s High Voltage LLH is a cost-effective solid state LED solution for highbay and lowbay applications, replacing up to 250 watt and 400 watt HID fixtures and multi-lamp fluorescent luminaires.
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PhotonMax LED Spot Light first product approved for DLC Horticultural Qualified Products List
MaxLite recently announced the new PhotonMax LED Spot Light is the first product to be approved to the DesignLights Consortium (DLC) Horticultural Qualified Products List.
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EarthTronics Retrofits Goes Retro with New LED Filament Bulbs
Featuring LED technology, these bulbs have the look and feel of a retro incandescent but bring you over 80% energy savings! It’s energy efficient style.
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Lutron Makes Vive Wireless Project Design Easier – Quick, Accurate, Immediate Estimates with New QuEst-D Software
Lutron Electronics is helping contractors save time and secure more jobs with quick lighting control estimates for today’s smart buildings.
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1-to-3 Power Source Generates 3-Phase Power from Single Phase Input Unique Technology available in 50, 75 and 100 HP Configurations
Single Phase Power Solutions introduces the 1-to-3 Power Source features a BELLE Motor which uses Written-Pole technology to deliver three-phase power from single-phase utility service.
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Quiet 3-to-1 Speed Reducers Using Traction Drive Technology Feature 98% Efficiency
Rolling Motion Industries (RMI) has released for production the next two in it’s series of highly efficient speed reducers.
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New NX1 Controller Provides OPC UA & SQL for IIoT Applications and Easy Integration with Quality and Safety Management
Take a step towards the factory of the future with an ultra compact machine automation controller that packs an impressive array of functionality into a single hardware unit.
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ADVANCED Motion Controls introduces the FE060-25-EM – FlexPro Digital Servo Drive
Available immediately, the FE060-25-EM is the first servo drive of the new FlexPro digital drive family from ADVANCED Motion Controls (AMC). Designed with compact form and power density in mind, the micro-sized FE060-25-EM can outperform larger-sized digital servo drives and still be integrated into tight spaces.
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New VLM Servo Motors for value conscious applications
Kollmorgen has launched the VLM servo motor series to fill the gap between stepper and high-performance servo motors.
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Altivar Machine ATV340: Variable Speed Drives for High Performance Machines
Altivar Machine ATV340, a variable speed drive designed for Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) that engineer high performance applications for 3 phase motors with or without sensor from 0.75 to 75 kW (1 to 100Hp).
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High-current terminal blocks with Power-Turn connection from Phoenix Contact: Power Wiring made easy
You can wire conductor cross sections of up to 185 mm² very quickly using the PTPOWER 185 terminal blocks from Phoenix Contact.
