Eaton Explores How Drives Technology Can Support Overall Energy Efficiency at Drives & Controls 2016
23/03/2016 Eaton Electric Sales Ltd
Eaton will explore how manufacturers can achieve energy efficiency levels beyond the regulatory requirements by reviewing the individual components of the power chain at Drives & Controls 2016, 12-14 April, NEC Birmingham. On stand G160, experts from the power management company will be available to advise on how the latest drives technology can help manufacturers achieve their efficiency objectives and meet green initiatives, without compromising system reliability or safety."Driven by tightening regulation, energy efficiency will soon no longer be just optional. However, simply complying to regulation is not enough - to achieve profitability and long-term growth companies will need to look beyond the basic requirements," says Stephen Takhar, Drives Sales Manager UK, Eaton. "With the right mix of technology and investment, many industrial companies can significantly reduce the cost and environmental impact of their operations. It is easy to see that those companies that are successful in reducing their energy bills are also better positioned to increase their profitability and deliver consistent value to their customers."
Visitors to the Eaton stand can explore a fully functional version of the company's PowerXL DG1 variable speed drive and find out how its features, including an optimised energy algorithm, robust design and extreme short-circuit current capability make it ideally suited for demanding industrial and building applications. Eaton will also have products including DE1 variable speed starters and two DA1 variable speed drives in master/slave configuration from the PowerXL series, SmartWire-DT connectivity solutions and HMIs, on its stand.
For more information, please contact:
Eaton Information Response Service
Grimshaw Lane
Middleton
Manchester
M24 1GQ
Tel: +44 8700 545 333
Email: Literature-InfoUK@Eaton.com
Web: www.eaton.com.
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