As renewables and onsite power generation sources play an ever-more central role in power generation, OEMs can empower their industrial customers with innovative, cost-effective solutions that overcome the technical hurdles of integrating Distributed Energy Resources to the grid.
The digital transformation of the industrial sector, accelerated by advancements in automation and artificial intelligence (AI), has driven up energy consumption worldwide. As commercial electricity rates inevitably rise alongside increasing demand, industrial consumers need innovative solutions to help them keep costs under control. Electrical OEMs are uniquely positioned to empower their industrial clients with advanced […]
High-voltage solar presents an emerging opportunity for electrical OEMs serving utilities and the industrial community. By supplying systems able to withstand the requirements of 2000 VDC (and higher) solar arrays, OEMs are paving the way for the sustainable, commercial viability of industrial and utility-grade solar.
The increasing complexity of industrial and commercial power distribution is driving demand for instrument transformers that offer compact form factors, broader operating ranges, and withstand frequent switching surges—even in harsh environments. Advancements in transformer technology enable OEMs to meet these challenges with smarter, more efficient, and space-saving solutions.
Data center cooling systems are a significant driver of electrical energy consumption. Regardless of which cooling method is used, choosing components rated for industry electrical standards promotes thermal efficiency and helps drive down PUE.
Many companies invest in backup solutions to ensure reliable, stable power to mission-critical applications in the event of a power outage. Choosing advanced, integrated control components improves the reliability of these backup solutions.
Keeping the power flowing to life support systems and equipment used during patient procedures is vital to continuity of care. However, disruptions to a facility’s “supporting systems” can also have a significant impact on patient safety and healthcare outcomes. Choosing the right electrical components can literally save lives.
For electrical OEMs, understanding UL 891 and UL 67 is vital for safe switchboard and panelboard designs. This article offers a practical overview of their differences and applications, focusing on compliance and innovation.
The rapidly growing data center market presents a major opportunity for eOEMs. Here are five ways plug-in circuit breakers can help eOEMs build a competitive advantage in this lucrative market.
Industrial accidents can be very costly. Thankfully, advancements in machine safety technologies are making it easier than ever for OEMs to implement machine safety solutions that protect their customers’ greatest asset, their workers.
