PECM Issue 41 2019 | Page 66

ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS SWITCHTEC’S ENCLOSED FUSED SWITCH DISCONNECTORS OFFER A COMPACT SOLUTION WITHOUT COMPROMISING ON QUALITY Now available with Rotary Isolator and separate Fuse Holder, Switchtec’s NTFS enclosed fused switch disconnectors offer improved performance at a more competitive price. All of the NTFS enclosed fused switch disconnectors are supplied in a high quality IP65, RAL 7035, pale grey painted, mild steel enclosure and for versatility, they have removable top and bottom gland plates. The NTFS Fused Switches use the industry standard combination of Rotary Isolator linked to a DIN rail mounted fuse holder fitted into an IP65 metal enclosure. The switches offer an IP20 level of internal protection with their touch proof terminals. They have a door interlocked, padlockable facility deployable in the operating handle ‘off’ position and are supplied with a door earth lead. All products conform to IEC60947- 3, are certified by UL, EAC, CCC, and are CE approved. This enables Switchtec to offer a cheaper solution whilst maintaining the use of high quality components ensuring there is no compromise on quality. As a result of Switchtec’s experience and knowledge of the marketplace, its vast supplier network and buying power, it is able to source the components at a more competitive price and passing this on to its customers. Fitted with high quality Telergon switches & Mersen Fuse Holders, the packaged enclosures are available in ratings 32A, 63A, 80A and 125Amp ex-stock. Aimed at electrical contractors, equipment manufacturers and machine builders, the fused switch disconnectors provide a solution where general switching duties are required. They are suitable for control switches for multiple circuits and for use in resistive load applications as main circuits for machines, heating equipment, lighting, ventilation and air-conditioning. Lascar – Inventors of the USB Data Logger Believe it or not, there was once a time before USB conquered the world, when connecting any sort of data recording equipment to your PC risked turning into a lengthy and frustrating process, even if you had the right hardware to hand. But back in the early 2000s, Lascar’s engineering team realised that USB was set to revolutionise data connectivity. The company had already developed advanced versions of its panel meter range that logged data as well as displaying it. So why not make the leap to a pure data-logging product, one that thanks to USB would just plug-in-and-go? The simplicity of these temperature data loggers prompted an obvious choice of brand name for the new range: EasyLog. But it wasn’t until after the EasyLog range hit the market that Lascar realised it had created a world-first: the USB data logger. www.lascarelectronics.com/data-loggers [phone] PECM Issue 41 Switchtec’s knowledgeable field sales engineers are available to provide application advice and product choice assistance as are the company’s in-house sales and design team. Tel: [phone] E-mail: [email protected] Fax: [phone] Web: www.switchtec.com