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www.us - tech.com Choice of Canting


Options for METCASE’s INSTRUMET Enclosures


BRIDGEVILLE, PA — MET - CASE’s INSTRUMET aluminum enclosures now offer a choice of canting options — tilt feet or a


chassis and front panels, making it ideal for test and measure- ment equipment, networking and communications, industrial computers, sound/ studio sys- tems and laboratory instru- mentation. INSTRUMET comprises a


INSTRUMET aluminum enclosures.


bail arm —for ergonomic viewing and operation. Smart design enables these desktop/portable instrument en- closures to deliver elegant aes- thetics, robust construction and easy customization at a competi- tive price.


Versatile INSTRUMET ac- cepts standard 3U subracks,


fabricated aluminum main body with diecast aluminium bezels at front and rear. Removing the bezels and U- shaped top allows easy access to the electronics inside. There are three M4 earthing studs. The enclosures come with


subrack/chassis support rails and a ventilated rear panel as standard. The base panel is also vented. Cases without the ad- justable metal arm feature two


ABS side handles. Contact: METCASE


Enclosures, 3000 Old Pond


Road, Bridgeville, PA 15017 % 412-220-9244 fax: 412-220-9247 E-mail: sales@metcaseusa.com Web: www.metcaseusa.com


September 2026


Circuit Breaker from Diversified Technologies


BEDFORD, MA — A new hybrid MVDC 5 to 20 kV circuit breaker that combines mechanical con- tacts and solid state switches to permit the safe use of DC for ships and data centers has been intro- duced by Diversified Technologies, Inc. The DTI Hybrid


MVDC circuit breaker combines the low steady state losses of mechani- cal contacts with the arc- less and low mainte- nance aspects of semi- conductor switches to open under full voltage and current without a zero crossing. Eliminating the haz -


ardous arc flashes associ- ated with separating-con- tact mechanical break- ers, hybrid circuit breakers reduce fault currents and their damaging mechanical forces and increase contact life. Calculated to last for > 1


Hybrid MVDC circuit breaker.


With the solid state breaker only conduct-ing through fault condi- tions, it allows rapid fault isola-


million cycles, the DTI Hybrid MVDC Circuit Breaker operates in a three step process: continu- ous high current through low- loss metal-metal conduction, mo- mentary current transfer to


tion and recovery. Contact: Diversified


Technologies, Inc., 35 Wiggins


Avenue, Bedford, MA 01730 % 275-9444 E-mail: kempkes@divtecs.com Web: www.divtecs.com


semiconductor switches and con- tact separation, and commanded switch interruption and energy transfer to dissipative devices.


Hybrid MVDC


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