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Panel-mount and plug-in surge protectors also filter EMI/RFI.
sions) or for up to eight separate out- lets (plug-in versions designed for point-of-use applications). All prod- ucts integrate patented filter tech- nology performing consistently over time without the performance com- promise of conventional components that historically wear out or degrade in service. This series minimizes let-
through voltage levels (330V or less) to safeguard sensitive electronics and will suppress surge current, volt- age, and duration over a wide voltage range (175V MCOV, or Maximum Continuous Operating Voltage), which can prove especially beneficial during brownouts, power failures, or when generators are in use. The company manufactures
USA-made non-degrading panel mount, plug-in, and OEM power quality filters that suppress worst-
Micro Screw-Tightening System
The all new JR-V series screw-tightening system is designed for screws M1 to
M2. This specialized sys- tem incorporates :
• New microdriver & con- troller
• Vacuum pickup unit • New NSRi Quicher
• Driver & Quicher mounting plates
• Teaching Pendant (optional)
Work area: 200mm x 200mm x 50mm (shown) to 500mm x 500mm x 150mm
This system will allow you migrate from manual process to automated solution quickly and easily. Configuration is versatile to handle many different screw types.
BLOCK technology has been certi- fied for worst-case surge endurance and will also remove EMI/RFI noise from power lines that could degrade and adversely affect equipment. Panel-mount
www.us-
tech.com
March, 2013
Zero Surge Intros Failure- Free Surge Protection
Frenchtown, NJ — The TRU-BLOCK Series from Zero Surge Inc. intro- duces safe, effective, and reliable solutions delivering unprecedented power surge protection for one or more entire rooms (panel-mount ver-
case surges and perform EMI/RFI power line conditioning. The prod- ucts eliminate the surge damage and equipment loss often experienced with sacrificial metal oxide varistor (MOV) type surge suppressors. TRU-
TRU-BLOCK
products enable surge protection for one or more entire rooms, including dual models providing protection either for 20 amp 120V or 20 amp 240V applications. Plug-in TRU- BLOCK versions (15 amp capacity) offer two or eight outlets, depending on model. All TRU-BLOCK products are covered by a 10-year warranty and are available from certified elec- tricians for commercial and residen-
tial applications. Contact: Zero Surge Inc., 889
State Route 12, Frenchtown, NJ 08825 % 800-996-6696 E-mail:
ddevico@ZeroSurge.com Web: www.
ZeroSurge.com
New 400 Watt Medical Supplies from Protek
Hudson, MA — The PM400 Series AC/DC power supplies from Protek Power offer up to 400 watts of power and are approved to 3rd Edition UL60601-1 and EN60601-1 Type BF medical safety standards. Units are also RoHS compliant. The low profile 400W
Series is suitable for a vari- ety of medical and dental applications, including pat - ient contact medical de vices. The PM400 Series
accept a 90 to 264VAC uni- versal input. Single output models have voltages rang- ing from 12 to 48 VDC, with a standby output of 5VDC at 100mA. The low profile, 4 x 7 x
Chicago, IL. 847-357-8870
sales@janome-ie.com
1.58-in. (102 x 178 x 40mm) footprint makes the PM400 Series an excellent choice for designs with low profile con- straints. Units provide 300W of power in convection-cooled environments and 400W with forced air (user pro- vided) or select the optional cover and fan that does not add to the product footprint). The power supplies reportedly provide high efficiencies, greater
Up to 400 Watt medical power supplies.
meets Level B standards and units have an MTBF of 350,000 hours at
full load. Contact: Protek Power North America, Inc., 43 Broad Street,
Suite B206, Hudson, MA 01749 % 978-567-9615 fax: 978-567-9601 E-mail:
sales@protekpowerna.com Web:
www.protekpowerna.com
than 88 percent, leakage currents as low as 300µA at 264VAC, and 4000 VAC input-output isolation voltage. Comprehensive protection cir-
cuitry, including overvoltage and short circuit protection, is inherent in the design. EMC Performance
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