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Part#: L15S005

FUS 150V SEMICONDUCTOR 5A

Part#: L15S030

FUS 150V SEMICONDUCTOR 30A

Part#: L15S200

FUS 150V SEMICONDUCTOR 200A

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Part#: 6121-31A

5 SAG TRIGGER, AC/DC

Part#: 2783-80

4-1/2 / 5 in Braking Grinder-Recon

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Part#: ZDINS24

Expansion Tier for 2 Industrial Switches

Part#: Z23U-621S

Universal Network Zone System, 24" x 36"

Part#: Z22U-S11

Universal Network Zone System, 24" x 24"

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SolaHD

SDN-C DIN Rail Power Supply

SolaHD next generation solution for dependable power in a wide range of industrial applications.

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SolaHD SCP-X Series Standalone IP67 Power Supplies

SolaHD IP67 SCP-X power supplies mount directly on the machine or production line, deliver reliable distributed and remote field power to machine controls. Available in single and dual 100 Watt models and a 240 Watt 10 Amp model.

Products

Emerson Launches IIoT-Ready Power Supply Solution

SolaHD Communication Module Provides Networked Access to Power Supply Diagnostic Data, Alarms and Events

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Manufacturers

Condor D.C. Power Supplies, Inc.

Astec Power

Pico Electrical Equipment, Inc.

Astec Asia

Stored Energy Systems

Anderson Products

C & D Technologies/Dynasty Division

ANTEC Keptel Products

Acopian Power Supplies

Beacon Power Corporation

APC

International Power DC Power Supplies

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Articles

Ensuring Business Continuity: The Vital Role of Uninterruptible Power Supplies (UPSs) for Point-of-Sale (POS) Systems

I’m old enough to remember days when cash registers weren’t computerized – they used electricity but were otherwise pretty analog devices. But a lot has changed since the first computerized cash register – or, as retailers say, point-of-sale (POS) devices – was introduced in 1973.