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medium voltage soft starter
Now I am using medium voltage soft starter from Benshaw (MV 7200V 168A (including MVRSM18-7.2KV-168A). I am looking for any alternative products. Any one know anything about it? Please give me some advices. I appreciate it.
May
May
You could look at the LaserV series from Oilfield-Electric-Marine
http://www.oilfieldelectricmarine.com/laserv.html
Mark
http://www.oilfieldelectricmarine.com/laserv.html
Mark
Rockwell Automation (Allen-Bradley) make a great MV soft starter product too.
I just found out the OEM has gone out of the business of soft starters...
I just found out the OEM has gone out of the business of soft starters...
Alternative is the Solcon Series, HRVS-DN see http://www.softstartuk.com
Regards
S.Harvey
Regards
S.Harvey
Try Motortronics MVC Series. http://www.motortronics.com
That one is brand labeled by most of the other major motor control manufacturers as well, i.e. GE, Siemens, ABB, Schneider, Toshiba, etc.
That one is brand labeled by most of the other major motor control manufacturers as well, i.e. GE, Siemens, ABB, Schneider, Toshiba, etc.
AuCom Electronics Ltd are another Medium Voltage Soft Starter manufacturer worth contacting.
http://www.aucom.com
http://www.aucom.com
YOU CAN GO FOR IGEL GERMAN MAKE SOFT STARTER.
This is a Solcon softstart.
But this unit is made by Solcon.
You could look at the Square D Motorpact RVSS.
http://www.squared.com/us/products/switchgear.nsf/unid/E24A72C89A9 CAAFA85256A3A005759E7/$file/mvswitchgearFrameset.htm
http://www.squared.com/us/products/switchgear.nsf/unid/E24A72C89A9 CAAFA85256A3A005759E7/$file/mvswitchgearFrameset.htm
I just used a Motortronics MVC Plus Series. Nice product, I highly recommend it. http://www.motortronics.com
i can recommed Aucom soft starters, you can visit their web site for more info.
http://www.aucom.com
http://www.aucom.com
Try MOCOTECH a very good German alternative.
Contact Walter Nienkämper via Email;
w_nienkaemper@t-online.de
Contact Walter Nienkämper via Email;
w_nienkaemper@t-online.de
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