Future-oriented functionality and quality Dana Zeides of MTM Power explains more about the company’s profi le and standing.
Specialist for individual power supplies T
op product quality and total customer care are the keys to our continuing success.
Every single product is individually tested before being put on sale.
With a works failure rate of a mere 0.01%, the benefi ts of continuous quality control are plain to see.
No matter whether it’s a special tailor-made order or a new product, you can be sure our engineers and technicians will design the perfect solution.
Today, MTM Power is one of the leading producers in the international market, employs more than 200 people and has a worldwide network of distribution.
Power supplies for railway applications
MTM Power offers a wide range of EN 50 155 compliant DC/DC converters, 30-600 watts, which are especially designed for vehicle and railway applications.
Particularly for sophisticated use in trains, these devices supply the electric and electronic
A worldwide unique thermo-selective vacuum encapsulation, large-scale testing and examination, including burn-ins, guarantee a high quality and reliability.
FOR MORE INFORMATION
- AC/DC and low voltage and linear modules 5-1,600 watts
- DC/DC converters 1-700 watts
T: +49 69 /1 54 26-29 E:
zeides@mtm-power.com W:
www.mtm-power.com
On the right track at Railtex 2013
David Hurst, key account manager for rail at GNB Industrial Power (UK) Ltd, explains what the company will be exhibiting at Railtex this year.
T
rain companies in the UK have traditionally used vented or
fl ooded batteries, both lead-acid and alkaline, for starting engines and auxiliary duties.
However, these batteries require regular, disciplined maintenance to ensure they perform as the manufacturer intended.
Failure to adhere to these maintenance requirements can result in poor performance and, at worst, failure in service.
GNB Industrial Power (UK) Ltd, a division of Exide Technologies, is at the forefront in the development of maintenance-free Valve Regulated Lead-Acid (VRLA) batteries with
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gel technology as an alternative to existing technologies, and will be showcasing its range of system solutions at this year’s Railtex 2013.
On its stand (G77) GNB will be exhibiting its comprehensive range of VRLA batteries, with both the robust Dryfi t gel technology and AGM glass mat technology, as well as demonstrating the many benefi ts VRLA technology has to offer.
Alongside this, the company
will also be showing its bespoke Lithium-ion offering, which is ideally suited to rail applications.
FOR MORE INFORMATION
T: 0845 606 4111 W:
www.gnb.com
systems on-board and trackside.
Besides these converters, the product range includes DC/AC inverters, fi lters and multi- power supply systems MPG with 500-2,000 watts. In addition, MTM Power also provides an extensive range of AC/DC modules for various applications.
High-quality product range
Power supplies developed and manufactured by MTM Power offer unparalleled and future- oriented functionality and quality.
They are exceptionally powerful, resistant and durable.
MTM Power products meet all relevant standards and VDE/EN/UL regulations if applicable.
- DIN rail power supplies 15-75 watts - 19” power supplies
- DC/DC and high voltage converters, inverters and fi lters for railway applications - Transformers and chokes - Customised power supplies
STAND: C61
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