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Feb 1, 2006 12:00 PM

The latest products from around the industry.

Safety spectacles

The Y18BKC and Y15CFC lightweight safety spectacles are designed for additional comfort, flexibility, and peripheral vision. The polycarbonate frames with clear hard-coated polycarbonate lens meet ANSI Z87.1-2003 high-impact standards. The Y15CFC has frosted polycarbonate temples with gray PVC soft temple tips and built-in nose pads. The Y18BKC has soft, flexible black temple tips and soft PVC nose pads attached to the frame.
Magid Glove and Safety
Circle 215

Voltage data loggers

Sentinel voltage data loggers record true RMS measurements of AC voltage parameters. The voltage loggers provide isolated differential 3-phase inputs and measure up to 600V. They are equipped with Extended Recording Mode (XRM), which allows the user to record over a long period of time by reducing the stored sample resolution of the oldest data. The loggers can store up to 1MB and 64 samples per cycle, and come with DataView software for storage, analysis, and report generation.
AEMC
Circle 216

Phase sequence and motor rotation testers

The PRM-2 and PRM-3 phase sequence testers and motor rotation testers are designed to assure proper and safe connection of electrical equipment on 3-phase systems. Both testers indicate voltage loss or voltage sag, check for normal or reversed phases, and have an operating frequency range of 45 Hz to 65 Hz. The PRM-3 has a 3-phase motor rotation indication and phase-to-phase voltage range of 50V to 600V. The PRM-2 has a voltage range of 100VAC to 600VAC.
Amprobe
Circle 217

Flywheel power system

The VSS+ voltage support solution (VSS) flywheel power system provides ride-through protection for a safe system shutdown of most process operations or until a standby engine-generator can come online. It also handles short-duration power disturbances so UPS batteries can be saved for longer events. A single VSS+ unit provides up to 25 sec. in a 130kVA UPS and 40 sec. in a 80kVA UPS. For large systems, multiple VSS+ systems can be paralleled together without any additional communication links.
Pentadyne
Circle 218

Industrial multimeters

The 500 Series of industrial multimeters is waterproof to IP67 standards and designed for use in the outdoors or in any harsh industrial environment. The multimeters have a double-molded housing and are drop-proof up to 6 ft, with a safety rating of CAT IV 600V and CAT III 1,000V. All models measure voltage, resistance, electrical and electronic frequency functions, and DC/AC current.
Extech Instruments
Circle 219

Cat. 6 cable

Premium Cat. 6 cable is designed to complement the company's existing Plus and Supra cables. The cable is tested to 660 MHz and guarantees headroom levels of +4 dB of NEXT, +4 dB of PSNEXT, +6 dB of ELFEXT, and +6 dB of PSELFEXT. The cable is manufactured with a star filler, is ROHS compliant, and available in multiple colors. It's packaged in 1,000-ft increments on reels or in reel boxes.
Hitachi Cable Manchester
Circle 220

Wire connectors

The Speede Connectors line now includes a clear color-coded style. The clear push-in connectors are UL/C listed for solid copper wire. Designed to handle wire sizes 12-22 AWG, they are made of 6/6 nylon and rated for 24A, 600V. They are available with 2, 3, 4, 5, and 8 positions.
Hoffman
Circle 221
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