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Magnetic access News
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amBX SmartCore News
LIGHTING AND BUILDING CONNECTIVITY
This smart building platform company works with many businesses across the US and Europe. They provide an integrated, smart building solution that allows building managers to access data and control their buildings.
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ARC INFORMATIQUE
TRANSELEC, Chile's leading supplier of high-voltage systems, strengthens its electrical system and improves the robustness of its operations
PcVue SCADA platform has been selected to control Alto Jahuel substation, the largest one of Chile National Electric System.
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Carrier
Carrier Solution Enhances Comfort and Supports Preservation of Art in the Raphael Rooms at the Vatican Museums
Carrier designed a new system to deliver powerful heating and cooling without altering the historic space.
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Keyence UK
New KEYENCE measuring system helps NEMA Ltd in its quest for the highest quality standards
“How long is a piece of string” goes the famous English-language saying. It may be a good answer when no obvious answer otherwise exists. But when it comes to measuring anything, getting the figures right is often a crucial part to any successful undertaking. We know this from experience: the history of engineering is littered with errors of all magnitudes – and regardless of the actual margin of error involved, outcomes can be costly. Very costly indeed.
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Mitsubishi Electric
Mitsubishi Electric VFDs help farms grow operations
Three-phase power is often unavailable in rural and remote locations, which is a primary reason why farmers struggle to grow their operations. Any farm looking to run larger fans and motors to help increase storage and handling capacity have thus far been forced into using traditional solutions such as rotary phase converters, which are costly, have big capacitor banks and a high amp draw, running up electricity bills and erasing profits. Now, however, increasing numbers are turning to the latest Mitsubishi Electric variable frequency drives (VFDs), which allow a three-phase motor to run from a single-phase electric supply without a phase converter, facilitating greater power and lower energy consumption.
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Mitsubishi Electric
