Schneider Electric South Africa has introduced Altistart 22, its soft start/stop motor control for commercial and light duty industrial applications. The unit uses both voltage and torque control to provide a soft start and soft stop for three-phase asynchronous motors between 17 and 590 A.
The Altistart 22 reduces operating costs by controlling motor current in-rush and reducing electrical demand. Conformal coated printed circuit boards provide enhanced resistance to harsh environments, increasing the service life of the installation and reducing maintenance costs.
An easy-start menu guides users through parameter set-up and the integrated keypad display provides real-time visual feedback. A multifunction Modbus port allows connection to a Modbus network for remote communication. Integrated functions for machine optimisation include a centrifugal pump, piston pump, fan, turbine blowers, refrigerant compressor, screw compressor and centrifugal compressor, conveyor, screw conveyor and agitator.
Driving heavy equipment industry
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Cimolai Technology, a leader in the design, production and installation of lifting and handling equipment, has adopted the Siemens Xcelerator portfolio of industry software. This move aims to deliver innovative, reliable and custom-made solutions to meet the most demanding technical specifications across sectors such as shipyards, infrastructure and heavy industry.
Read more...Reinventing data centre design: critical changes to meet surging Schneider Electric South Africa
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AI technologies are pushing the boundaries of what is possible which, in turn, is presenting data centres with a whole new set of challenges. Fortunately, several options are emerging which include optimising design and infrastructure for efficiency, cooling and management systems
Read more...Drakenstein Municipality aces Schneider Electric’s Sustainability Impact Award Schneider Electric South Africa
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Drakenstein Municipality in the Western Cape has won a Sustainability Impact Award for Schneider Electric’s Anglophone Africa region, shining the spotlight on its unwavering commitment to sustainable leadership and its forward-thinking approach to ensuring a sustainable future for its coming generations.
Read more...Smart manufacturing, APC and the SA marketplace Schneider Electric South Africa
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Manufacturers are prioritising the integration of smart technologies into their daily operations to stay one step ahead of the competition. In South Africa, some experts believe the country has the potential to leapfrog its global peers through the creation of smart factories.
Read more...AG Lubricants partners with
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AG Lubricants has partnered with a major player in the South African steel industry to supply high-performance Mobil lubricants, Quaker Houghton industrial fluids and value-added technical services.
Read more...Schneider Electric’s Five-Pillar Strategy takes the guesswork out of equip Schneider Electric South Africa
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Schneider Electric’s Field Service Cycle, otherwise known as the Five-Pillar Strategy, is a structured approach to managing the lifecycle of equipment to prolong asset lifespan while reducing the total cost of ownership for customers.
Read more...Why utilities must prioritise maintenance of SA’s remote data Schneider Electric South Africa
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The story of power generation is more than meets the eye. Beyond energy distribution and the infrastructure are invisible, point of presence data centres located the remotest parts of our country that play a fundamental role in keeping systems running
Read more...Smart features increase crane safety
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The newly launched Konecranes S series hoist offers a large bouquet of smart features which not only increase lifting device safety but also deliver a higher level of operator protection.
Read more...Opinion piece: Digital twins in manufacturing – design, optimise and expand Schneider Electric South Africa
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Digital twin technology can help create better products, fast. It can also transform the work of product development. This strong statement from McKinsey reinforces how far digital twins have come in manufacturing.
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