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Vamp 221 offers arc flash protection |
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VAMP Ltd.’s Vamp 221 is a dual-sensing and multi-zone arc
protection system for low and medium voltage electrical power safety
applications. The system’s ability to trip in just seven milliseconds means
that electrical arcs are stopped well before their full explosive potential is
reached, according to the company. Vamp 221 uses light and current sensing
information to provide faster and more efficient protection than standalone
over-current relays or busbar differential schemes, Vamp says. The master 221 module
comes with 3-phase current measurement, 50BF breaker failure protection stages,
four normally open trip contacts and two alarm contacts. Vamp says it can be
programmed to sense electric arc conditions using either simultaneous light and
current data, or light sensor information only.
www.vamp.fi
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By fitting over and securing the plug of virtually any cord-connected device, the Lockbox allows personnel to work safely on electrical equipment without fear of unexpected or unauthorized start-up. The Lockbox is secured with cable ties or up to two padlocks. It accepts padlocks up to 3/8-inch shackle diameter, plus is made from highly visible, safety yellow UV polymer that is strong enough to withstand impact and illegal tampering. The McGill Lockbox is suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.
mcgillelectrical.com
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The Newson-Gale Bond-Rite grounding clamp is designed for hazardous-area
applications to protect against static electricity build-up in mobile or
portable equipment. It creates and monitors a low-resistance connection to
ground, providing visual verification through a flashing LED indicator.
Application areas include Class I, Div. 1 and 2 Groups A, B, C, D; Class II,
Div. 1 and 2 groups E, F, G and Class III, T4.
newson-gale.com
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