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Pull-Type Latching Solenoid from MSS
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VAN NUYS, CA — A new series of latching pull-type solenoids released by Magnetic Sensor Systems (MSS) are low cost, eco- nomical to use, and easy to inte- grate into an application. Two 8- 32 (or optional M4) threaded mounting holes are located on the underside of the solenoid for easy integration into new and existing applications. The solenoid may be ener-
gized by a short pulse of voltage. Once the plunger is seated, no further power is required to keep it in place as the internal perma- nent magnets will provide a latching force for the plunger. The latching action can be
released by a short pulse of volt- age in the opposite polarity. The required holding force of an application will dictate the selec-
tion of the type of plunger (flat or conical face), and pull force required will dictate the AWG
S-18-100T pull-type latching solenoid.
number and ampere turns. Contact: Magnetic Sensor Systems, 6901 Woodley Avenue,
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Solar Control Cabinet from Lutz-Jesco
WERTHEIM, GERMANY — In developing or emerging coun- tries, blackouts can seriously impact the services of hospitals, schools and public buildings. In many developing or emerging countries, blackouts are an everyday occurrence. Fragile mains networks make for regu- lar power failures in hospitals, schools and public buildings. Emergency diesel-powered gen- erators often only provide enough power to keep the most critical building service functions going, such as the lighting in operating theaters. Lutz-Jesco designed the
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inverter and the cabling. The Solarhub will be avail-
able in two variants from spring 2025. The Solarhub 300 has a 110 Ah battery, a power output of 350W and two MC4 connectors suitable for commonly used solar
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panels. The larger version, the Solarhub 600, is equipped with a 165 Ah battery, a power output of 560W and three MC4 connec- tors. An adapter can be used to double the number of panel con- nections on each version. Lutz-Jesco has designed the
Solarhub so that reliability is ensured even in challenging environments. Gel batteries are used, offering resistance to impacts and vibrations and ensuring that batteries do not leak even if installed at a slant or if the housing is damaged These batteries are robust, tempera- ture-resistant and can last up to four times longer than conven- tional batteries. They are also maintenance-free, which reduces onsite servicing expenses and
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