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DC drives rated up to 1650A
 

DC drives rated up to 1650A

Sprint Electric is expanding its range of digital DC drives. Both two- and four-quadrant options are now available up to 1650A. The new drives will be introduced in November at SPS/IPC/Drives in Nuremberg, Germany.

Gary Keen, head of global sales for Sprint Electric, states: "This is more great news for our customers working in heavy industries like paper, plastics and metals. We saw our customers had great success when we recently increased the power rating of our digital DC drives to 1050A, so we can understand why they are pleased to hear we have increased our power ratings even further."

The PLX range of digital drives offers compact design and powerful software on all models from 12-1650A. All include 40-character alphanumeric backlit displays, a range of software blocks, and a fully controlled field for extended speed range. Keen explains: "As with all our digital products, the software continues to set the standard. The fully controlled field, the extensive range of software blocks and the range of communication protocols available allow our customers to overcome the most demanding of motor control applications."

Sprint Electric
reports that the new PLX is UL, cUL and CE approved and available from stock. The PLX is part of an integrated range of analogue and digital DC drives covering both single-phase and three-phase, regenerative and non-regenerative applications. DC drives from Sprint Electric are being used in many different applications including metal processing, the pulp and paper industry, rubber and plastic processing, lifting equipment, food processing, leisure industries and elsewhere.

For more information, visit www.sprint-electric.com

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