Carlo Gavazzi has expanded their already comprehensive range of three-phase monitoring relays to include the DPB71 and the DPC Series. These are three phase devices which are ideal for protecting machinery and people in instances where three phase voltage is used, such as with industrial automation machinery, switchgear and elevators/escalators.

The DPB71 Series is constructed i... (read more)

Carlo Gavazzi has announced the introduction of the DPA53 Series, a new phase monitoring relay with relay output, which detects: under-voltage, and improper phase sequence or phase loss. (read more)

Voltage Monitoring Relays by Eaton Corporation protect distribution systems suppplying motor feeder or branch circuits against premature equipment failure caused by voltage faults on three-phase systems. (read more)

A single ATC Diversified brand SLU Phase Monitoring Relay can be easily adjusted for the voltage, imbalance percentage and time delay requirements to protect against unbalanced voltages or single phasing regardless of any regenerative voltages. (read more)

Pilz voltage monitoring relays can be used to monitor voltage limit values in single or three-phase supplies, with AC or DC voltage, depending on the technical design. (read more)

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Pilz phase sequence monitors - available in two housing widths - monitor the phase sequence in three-phase supplies and ensure the correct direction of rotation on three-phase asynchronous motors. (read more)

The Eaton family of general purpose relays includes the Type AA, power and plug-in relays including the D2, D3, D4, D5, D7, D8, and D9 series relays. These general purpose relays provide a compact design that can be panel or DIN rail mounted. (read more)

The extensive range of true power monitors is used to provide an indirect measurement of physical values, i.e. it is simple to use the true power to draw conclusions about values such as volume, levels or pressure. This economical solution requires no additional sensors. (read more)