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RSGD Self Learning Soft Starters with Modbus Communication


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rimley, UK, 1st August 2020 – Carlo Gavazzi has extended its popular range of RSGD compact


easy to use 3-phase soft starters by offering Modbus communication for real-time monitoring and communication of energy consumption, voltage, current and other electrical variables. The RSGD series is suited to AC


induction motors rated up to 100 Arms and comes complete with monitoring, protection and self-learning features, all in a compact 45mm IP20 housing and are suitable for fixed speed motors up to 45Amp (22kW). Carlo Gavazzi soft starters are compatible with IE3 motors and can provide a 50% reduction to a direct online (DOL) start. Starting such motors via contactors may result in currents as high as 15 times the rated motor current, increasing the occurrence of electrical and mechanical disturbances. The RSGD soft starter series reduces the starting current down to 3 – 4 times the rated motor


current, resulting in smoother starting and stopping of motors, thereby increasing the lifetime of the motor and reducing electrical disturbances on the supply network. In certain applications, such as water pumps, soft starters are required to eliminate water hammering, which may cause premature failure of the pumps. The RSGD is fully equipped with a self-learning algorithm that adjusts the start parameters to


optimise motor starts and stops and provides fast installation and set-up, as only 3 settings are required (FLC, ramp-up and ramp down. Various diagnostic functions are included such as phase sequence, over- and under-voltage monitoring, locked rotor protection and overload protection Class 10 as well as torque control during ramp down providing a smoother deceleration of load. All Carlo Gavazzi soft starters are compatible with IE3 motors and are approved by CE, EAC cULus, CCC and UK CA.


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uceco’s range of industrial luminaires has just seen the addition of the Titan 2.0 HighBay. With Ceres remaining as the flagship luminaire in the industrial luminaire offering, Titan 2 has plenty of illuminating statistics including an efficacy up to 147 Llm/cW and no requirement for reflectors –


Titan 2 offers both 60, 90 & 120 degree beam angle versions through improved lenses optics. Both dust and weatherproof rated, Titan 2 comes with wide optical lens as standard and suspended mounting is made easy via an eye bolt hook, also supplied along with a pre-wired weatherproof IP68 electrical connector and 0.3m rubber cable. Available in 100W, 150W and 200W options and up to 29000 Luminaire Lumens, the high output emergency options offer over 900 Lumens. To specify the Titan 2 – an IP65 rated HighBay with die-cast aluminium housing, pre-wired with


rubber cable and choice of polycarbonate lenses - already a compelling choice for our lighting designers here at Luceco!


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