Power contactor
A power contactor switches a power circuit through an electrically operated mechanism.
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A power contactor switches a power circuit through an electrically operated mechanism.
A reversing assembly uses coordinated switching devices to change a motor connection sequence.
A star-delta starter arranges switching devices to change a motor winding connection during starting.
A thermal overload relay monitors motor-circuit loading and operates associated control contacts.
An electronic overload device provides the specified motor monitoring and trip functions.
A soft starter controls motor starting through power-electronic switching.
A variable-frequency drive supplies a controlled-frequency motor output.
A braking resistor dissipates energy when specified as part of a drive braking system.
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A DC/DC converter changes a DC supply to the specified output arrangement.
A redundancy module combines specified supply paths for an auxiliary DC system.
A buffer module supports a DC bus through specified short supply interruptions.
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