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CUSTOM CONTROL PANELS

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AC Drives

Home Variable frequency drives for three phase AC Motors Have a drive application? Exman Electric can build just what you're looking for. All major makes and models NEMA type 1 (IP21) to NEMA type 4X (IP65) in stainless steel .25 to 1000 HP Input voltages from 120 VAC (1 ) to 590 VAC (3 ) ...

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DC Drives

Home New E-8200 Digital DC Motor Drive for most applications. ALL NEW DESIGN. Now with Standard Isolated Analog Input, 4 Control Inputs and 2 Solid State Outputs. ONLY $445.00 New Quick Mount Design. Displays speed preset, speed set point, motor status and motor load. Illustrated above. Keypad Start/Stop & Speed Control. Remote Run/Stop Control. Remote Speed Select (8 Presets). 4 Line Voltage ...

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The Circuit

Home Understanding Electric Circuits An Electric Circuit must have; 1) an Energy Source, also known as electromotive force, may consist of any device capable of generating or storing electrical energy. 2) Conductor Devices transport the electrical energy from the source to the supply. The conductor is the path the circuit will follow. 3) Flow of Current. When a circuit is open the path is broken; ...

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