New Line of Safety Switches
The ABB Low Voltage Products division introduced a new line of heavy duty safety switches for commercial and industrial applications, meeting the necessary UL98, CSA and NEMA KS-1 standards for the most demanding service-entrance and motor-load applications. The 600V and 200kArated switches use the same globally rated bodies as ABB’s rotary-style switches. According to ABB, they are the first heavy duty switches in the industry to offer touch-safe visible blades and operating mechanisms that are fully enclosed and protected from dirt and debris. The new ABB heavy duty safety switches range from 30 to 1,200 Amperes, and are available as fused and non-fused, with Types 1/12/3R/4X steel or stainless steel enclosures.
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(As published in the May 2014 edition of Maritime Reporter & Engineering News - http://magazines.marinelink.com/Magazines/MaritimeReporter)
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Content
- New Concept Eliminating Crude Oil Spill Spread page: 10
- BOS Provides 2-5% Fuel Savings page: 10
- Floating Production System Orders Outlook page: 12
- The Treatment of Foreign Seafarers page: 16
- Hydrodynamic Software Suites page: 19
- SEEMP: Potential Win-win for Commercial Vessels page: 20
- Ergonomic Controls Innovation for ECDIS, Bridge Controls page: 22
- To Litigate, or Arbitrate? That is the Question page: 24
- Experts Weigh Training Factor into Sewol Tragedy page: 26
- Does e-Learning Work? page: 30
- Elmer A. Sperry: Pioneer of Modern Naval Tech page: 32
- Aviator & Engineer: Lawrence Burst Sperry page: 38
- U.S. Navy's AGOR 27: R/V Neil Armstrong page: 40
- Classification Leaders Weigh in on Marine Propulsion page: 44
- Interview: Rich Hobbie, Water Quality Insurance Syndicate (WQIS) page: 48
- Mammoet: World’s Biggest Crawler Crane Installs Legs on Ship page: 52
- ALP Tugs Get Rolls-Royce Deck Equipment page: 52
- Traction and Control System for Tugboat Winches page: 53
- Townsville Opts for a Liebherr LHM 420 page: 53
- WASSP Goes Wireless with New Remote Mapping System page: 55
- Danelec’s 3G VDR page: 55
- ABB Energy Management System page: 55
- Transas Liquid Cargo Handling Simulator page: 55
- Color LCD Radar from SI-TEX page: 55
- Martek: Network-Connected ECDIS page: 55
- Vessel Optimization Data page: 55
- Lilaas L01 Control page: 56
- Northport Actisense Engine Monitoring Units page: 56
- MarineNav’s New Line of Displays page: 56
- Voyager Planning Station Adds AtoBviaC Distance Tables page: 56
- L-3 SAM for DanTysk Wind Project page: 56
- Navis Joystick System for New Yacht page: 56
- Ship-to-Turbine Oil Change System page: 57
- USN Orders Hoffer Flow Measurement Systems page: 57
- Phoenix Launches HDL-LED Series page: 57
- New Line of Safety Switches page: 57
- HAL Retrofits VDRs on Fleet page: 57
- New Steering System page: 57
