Cooling systems have become mission critical as the need for data center capacity surges. Incorporating modern ATS technology into data center designs can help speed deployment and cooling system reliability, giving OEMs a clear, defensible competitive advantage.
Circuit breaker trip curves define how a breaker responds to overload and short-circuit conditions. Learn the key IEC trip curve types — B, C, D, K, and Z — and how to select the right curve for your panel application.
UL 891 and UL 67 are the key product standards for switchboards and panelboards. Learn the differences between these standards and how they apply to OEM electrical distribution designs.
Offering BABA‑compliant designs helps electrical OEMs unlock more federally funded infrastructure opportunities, clearly differentiate their proposals, and make it easier for customers to select their solution with confidence.
Deliver future-ready systems with intelligent, low-voltage breakers that improve reliability, efficiency, and cost control—without increasing complexity.
To meet the needs of the modern workforce, equipment manufacturing OEMs must design built-in safety solutions that are not only safe but also promote productivity and maximize uptime.
In the era of online shopping, uptime is crucial for warehouse and logistics businesses. OEMs need to deliver machinery that is reliable, efficient, and boosts productivity. By leveraging advanced technology, they can keep their customers’ businesses flowing.
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.
