Read moreOffering 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.
Read moreDeliver future-ready systems with intelligent, low-voltage breakers that improve reliability, efficiency, and cost control—without increasing complexity.
Read moreAs 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.
Read moreAs electrical consumption continues to rise, OEMs can help industrial users make smart energy management decisions by ensuring their critical systems are digital-ready.
Read moreIndustrial accidents involving electricity and electrified equipment are one of the leading causes of lost hours and employee fatalities. By choosing the right electrical components, panelboard OEMs can help customers promote workplace safety.
short circuit current ratings
Frank Basciano
Global Product Manager
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This is an update of a 2020 article written by Marcelo E. Valdes, PE, IEEE Fellow Applications Eng. Manager
ABB Electrification Business
Read moreShort circuit current ratings (SCCR) are a critical specification when designing industrial control panels. Determining the appropriate SCCR actually requires no calculations. Instead, there is a simple, four-step process to follow.
Read moreThe CHIPS Act will open the floodgates of funding to increase domestic integrated circuit production. For panel builders, this creates a huge opportunity to serve production-equipment OEMs and chip-fabrication facility managers.
Read moreA critical but often confusing characteristic of miniature circuit breakers are trip curves. Knowing the basics of trip curves can ensure selecting the lowest-cost breaker that will provide the needed protection without nuisance tripping.
Read moreMachine builders serving the semiconductor industry face some particularly tough requirements for power quality and reliability. Read about three technologies available in panel components that can help meet those requirements.
Read morePlug-in technology is gaining wider acceptance among panelboard and switchboard equipment builders. They are capitalizing on the four big benefits of plug-in breakers to differentiate themselves with safer, more reliable products.
