Definition

An overcurrent protective d e v i c e c o n t a i n i n g a calibrated current carrying member which melts and o p e n s a c i r c u i t u n d e r s p e c i f i e d o v e r c u r r e n t conditions.

• Solenoids

• Toroids

• Fuses

• Power Relay

are basically coils of wire. These generate a magnetic field which strives a force over a metallic element. This happens when we apply the electric current to the solenoid.

• Circuit Breaker

• Power Relay

• Solenoids

• Fuses

Its primary and secondary windings are wound across the entire surface of the torus core, separated by an insulating material. This configuration minimizes the magnetic flux leakage.

• Electric Meter

• Toroidal Transformer

• Fuses

• Lightning Surge Array

defined as a protection device used to protect an electric circuit from damage caused by an overcurrent or short circuit.

• Circuit Breaker

• Power Relay

• Constant Current Transformer

• Electric Meter

are designed to transform voltage or current from the high values in the transmission and distribution systems to the low values that can be utilized by low voltage metering devices.

• Instrument transformers

• CONSTANT-CURRENT TRANSFORMER

• Solenoids

• Power Relay

deserves credit as one of the most important inventions of the industrial age, which along with steam power, running water, gas lighting, includes the harnessing of electricity. In fact, the latter would not be accomplished without the transformer

• Constant Current Transformer

• Torroidal Transformer

• Lightning & Surger Arresters

• Instrument Transformers

a piece of safety gear that guards against high voltage surges brought on by lightning strikes

• Power Relay

• Circuit Breaker

• Fuses

• Lightning & Surge Arresters

It is a device used to measure the electrical energy usage of a home, building, or other electrically powered device.

• Electric Meter

• Instrument Transformer

• Lightning & Surge Arresters

• Fuses

can be operated using a low amount of voltage to conduct a higher among of voltage. This is based on electromagnetic attraction principle when the circuit of the relay senses the fault current.

• Instrument Transformer

• Solenoids

• Lightning Surge Array

• Power Relay