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Low Tension Soft Starter

Certificates:EN ISO 9001:2015.(TUV)
INNOVATIVE TECHNOMICS PRIVATE LIMITEDPune, MH
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Anchored to the MCA registerCIN U28999PN1993PTC071313
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Low Tension Soft Starter
Place of origin
Pune, MH, India

Highlights at a glance

  • Category: Low Tension Soft Starter
  • Made in Pune, MH, India
  • Certified: EN ISO 9001:2015.(TUV)

About this item

  • Suitable for extreme weather conditions-EPOXY caste unit
  • No electronic components
  • starting current limit up to 1.P.U
  • Starting of Motor with limited KVA
  • In built Bypass system for full voltage during running
  • No Internal-External cooling required
  • Harmonic free
  • Less maintenance
  • Run Indoor and outdoor models in Line or in Phase models available

Description

The Soft Starter is connected in series with the motor and controls the starting current

Low Tension Soft Starter

The Soft Starter is connected in series with the motor and controls the starting current

Low Tension Soft Starter

Ideally suited for centrifugal loads. The FCMA is further bypassed by a suitable contactor so that the motor runs at line voltage.

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Certificates

EN ISO 9001:2015.(TUV)

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Year founded
1993
Certifications
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