1. Control Cabinet Potential Distribution
Utilized in high-density electrical cabinets to bridge adjacent terminal blocks, effectively distributing power or ground potentials across multiple circuits without manual wire jumpers.
Problem Solved
Eliminates the labor-intensive process of cutting, stripping, and terminating individual wire jumpers, significantly reducing installation time and minimizing wiring errors.
Potential distributionTerminal block bridgingControl panel wiringJumper bar
2. Hazardous Area Instrumentation
Deployed in Ex e (increased safety) zones to interconnect signal or power lines within certified enclosures for process automation and control equipment.
Problem Solved
Provides a compliant, spark-safe connection method that maintains the explosion-protection integrity of the system in hazardous environments.
Ex e certificationHazardous locationExplosion-testedProcess automation
3. Motor Control Center Signal Commoning
Integrated into Motor Control Centers (MCCs) to common control voltages (e.g., 24V DC) across multiple motor starter units or relay logic blocks.
Problem Solved
Simplifies the daisy-chaining of control signals, ensuring reliable electrical continuity and facilitating easier maintenance and troubleshooting.
Motor Control CenterSignal commoningDaisy-chainingRelay logic
