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Onsite Power
Kohler Introduces Natural Gas Generator Line
Kohler Power Systems has launched
large natural gas
generators designed
specifically for standby, prime or continuous power applications in the North
American market.
The line of large gas
gensets, which will
be available in nodes ranging from 425 kW to 1300 kW, meet
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) operational requirements and offer advanced control and monitoring capabilities
through the Kohler Decision-Maker 8000 digital controller.
The line of large gas gensets is capable of operation on
natural gas as well as a wide variety of non-pipe line gases.
These generators can be paired with Kohler switchgear and
automatic transfer switches for paralleled or non-parallel operation for a wide variety of applications. All models within the
new line feature Kohler's Decision-Maker 8000 digital controller, a highly advanced controller offering intuitive system monitoring and diagnostics as well as control for paralleling and
remote monitoring capabilities. A large, user-friendly display
is also integrated for straightforward local data access.
Other benefits of the Kohler Decision-Maker 8000 include
standard remote web monitoring, multi-level password protection, data logging and trending, abd communication with
serial (RS-485,RS-232) and Ethernet (RJ-45) and support
Modbus, TCP and SNMP protocols.
A USB flash drive can be used for for data storage and event
history exports, while advanced digital input and outputs provide added customer connections. Additionally, the units have
the ability to parallel up to 32 generators
To power the new large gas line, Kohler collaborated with
Dresser-Rand and created specially tuned engines for the
generator set market. These engines accept a wide range of
input fuels and are highly resistant to fuel contamination. The
clean running, 1800-rpm engines also offer extended life and
provide quiet, cost-effective operation.
Phihong Releases its Smallest Series of Single Port
IEEE802.3af Power Over Ethernet Midspans
Phihong USA has released a
series of volumetrically compact 15 W single port PoE
midspans designed to power
IEEE802.3af compliant applications including IP telephones,
wireless network access
points, and security cameras.
Currently available in two versions - the POE15M-1AF, which
features an IEC320 C6 connector, and the POE15W-1AF,
which features an IEC320 C8 connector - POE15 Series
midspans measure a slight 7.2 cubic inches, deliver 15.4W
output power at 56 VDC, and integrate into networks at gigabit speeds.
Rated for AC input voltages spanning 100TO 240 VAC,
POE15 Series midspans feature full over-voltage, overcurrent, and short circuit protections per the IEEE802.3af
specification, and an LED indicator that communicates when
the device detects a valid load, is active with no load, or is
experiencing overload conditions. Compliant with CE, cUL/UL
60950-2, IEC/EN 60950-2, and LPS safety standards, the 15
W single port midspans can be safely operated in temperatures ranging from -20°C to 50°C, and can tolerate humidity
levels spanning 5 TO 90 percent. Both devices in the series
measure 106 by 40 by 27 mm, weigh 100g (3.5oz), and are
covered by a one-year warranty.
Temporary Power Distribution System with 480
Volt Transformer Released by Larson Electronics
Larson Electronics has released of a
portable power distribution system that
converts 480 volts AC three phase
electrical current to 120 volts AC and
208Y volts AC. The MGL-100C-48015K-120-208Y-12X20 temporary
power distribution system fprovides
a safe and reliable way for operators
in industrial settings to tap into and
utilize power sources independently of
the work area.
The transformer is designed to operate with 480 volts, three
phase which is then stepped down to single phase 120 volts
AC and three phase 208Y volts AC. One hundred feet of Type
W line-in power cord is included to connect the substation to
a primary 480 volt three phase power supply. The secondary
current is wired to a 120/208Y, three phase 100 amp load
center with main breaker for circuit protection. The 120 volt
line-out protection is provided by twelve 20 amp, 125 volt, 1
pole breakers. Connection to 120 volt is provided by twelve
5-20 120 volt, GFCI waterproof duplex receptacles with
weatherproof covers. The transformer and distribution assembly is mounted to a standard steel dolly cart style frame
resulting in an extremely stable, durable, and mobile power
distribution platform. Two rubber tires and a cart style mounting platform provide easier substation mobility, and a center
point lift eye allows for easy lifting with cable or chain hooks.
This power distribution system is NEMA 3R rated and ideal
for many indoor and outdoor applications.
"This unit provides a power distribution system for operators performing plant turnarounds, maintenance and cleaning in hazardous areas, equipment installations and repairs,
and other activities requiring an alternative to native power
sources," said Rob Bresnahan, Larson Electronics.com. "As
a manufacturer, Larson can modify these power distribution
systems to meet the demands of customer specifications."
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