SAFE – PRECISE – SMART ControlPlex®
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YOUR BENEFITS:
The intelligent complete solution for DC power distribution and overcurrent protection, combining smart control and monitoring technology.
• Condition monitoring through diagnostic capabilites (current, voltage, temperature)
• Reduced maintenance time through remote control
• Reduced install time due to plug & play solution
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• Easy system extension due to modular design
E-T-A Circuit Breakers Ltd. +44 (0) 1296 420336
info@e-t-a.co.uk
www.e-t-a.co.uk ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY
HMA 2A
Up to 30:1 turndown Up to 205 kW per foot Reduced NO₂/CO Emissions Air replacement or “Make-Up”
TX High efficiency
Customised design to suit each install Proven in a wide range of applications Choice of burner heat inputs up to 1150 kW
FDB
Choice of operating fuels Ideal for variable plant conditions Larger heat input available on request APL technology -modulating gas and air
FDGA
APL technology - modulating gas and air Ideal for variable plant conditions Heat input range up to 1,550 kW Choice of operating fuels
Our gas burner systems offer users reliable, high efficiency, process heating solutions.
From design, manufacturing and supply to installation, commissioning and ongoing support, we fulfill process liquid, oven and air heating needs for both new-build and conversion projects.
BESPOKE DESIGN FULL RANGE OF INTERNATIONAL ACCREDITATIONS
FDC
Heat input range up to 1,550 kW Choice of operating fuels Packaged burner design Up to 40:1 turndown
BURNERCARE SERVICE
Lanemark Combustion Engineering Limited Lanemark House, Whitacre Road, Nuneaton Warwickshire CV11 6BW United Kingdom
+44 (0) 24 7635 2000
info@lanemark.com
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