Electrical equipment for industrial machinery exported to North America - with an additional chapter on the use of fuses.

What are the differences between a control panel for the North American market and one for the IEC world? Where does the Feeder Circuit end and the Branch Circuit begin? How do the components used in these parts differ and what has to be considered when choosing them? This comprehensive white paper describes the approach required to successfully design a control panel according to the North American standard, right from the outset.

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Electrical equipment for industrial machinery exported to North America - with an additional chapter on the use of fuses.

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