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Miniature Power Pulse Module (SD Built-In Model) WPC-PE1SP/PE1NP
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A power measuring instrument for single circuits made by Watanabe Electric Industry Co., Ltd. Suitable for installation in a distribution board. Measurement data can be extracted using an SD card or pulse signals. Supports voltage-less measurement. Cutting the electricity at the time of installation is not required.
Type Other From: ₹ 20,446.38 Days to Ship: 23 Day(s) or more 
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A demand controller made by Watanabe Electric Industry Co., Ltd. Supports energy saving efforts with a demand state Web screen display and a 6-point control output.
[Features]
· Can directly input 50,000p/kWh from pulse detectors and supply DC12V to detectors.
· Outputs control signals (3-point) and alarm signals (3-point) depending on the demand status.
· Sends the demand alarm state a specified email address.
· Configurations and demand graph monitoring can be performed from personal computers or smartphones.
· Employs a terminal with a screw detachment preventing function.
· Outputs the history of the demand output in CSV format.
· The energy saving control rate of the relay output can be configured, and intermittent operation is possible.
· Features the automatic time setting SNTP protocol.
· Compatible with Android and iPhone Web browsersType Demand Related From: ₹ 125,828.07 Days to Ship: 24 Day(s) or more
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A demand controller made by Watanabe Electric Industry Co., Ltd. In addition to the demand functions, as a master device of an RS-485, it can send measurement data to a BEMS server.
[Features]
· Can be directly connected to a pulse pickup sensor.
· Can be used with 50,000/kWh direct input and DC12V power supplies.
· Carries out demand prediction and controls the ON/OFF of devices.
· Features 3 warning signal and 3 control signal outputs.
· Can send data to servers via the Internet.
· Easy to setup via a Web screen or CSV file.
· Capable of accumulating measurement data and outputting via CSV files.
· Up to 31 RS485 master module function Slave devices can be connected.
· Real time monitoring of demand graphs from a personal computer or smartphone.Type Demand Related From: ₹ 145,142.13 Days to Ship: 24 Day(s) or more
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| Product Series | Miniature Power Pulse Module (SD Built-In Model) WPC-PE1SP/PE1NP | ||
| From | ₹ 20,446.38- | ₹ 125,828.07- | ₹ 145,142.13- |
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- Question: What is the role of a controller in industrial automation and what types are commonly used?
- Answer: A controller in industrial automation acts as the brain of machinery, overseeing and directing operations. Common types include Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) for discrete control and Distributed Control Systems (DCS) for process control. These controllers interpret data, make decisions, and execute commands to ensure the efficiency of automated processes.
- Question: How do industrial control systems enhance the efficiency and safety of machinery operations?
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- Answer: The primary components include sensors to gather data, controllers to process information, and actuators to execute commands. These components interact by creating a feedback loop: sensors send data to controllers, which make decisions and send commands to actuators, influencing the system's behavior.
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- Answer: Cybersecurity is crucial to prevent unauthorized access and protect against cyber threats. Measures include network segmentation, regular software updates, strong access controls, and employee training to ensure a robust defense against potential cyber attacks.
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- Answer: PLCs are specialized controllers that automate industrial processes. They receive input from sensors, process data using programmed logic, and send commands to actuators. Their reliability, programmability, and ability to withstand harsh industrial environments make them essential for precise and efficient control.
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- Answer: Advancements in remote access technology, such as cloud-based systems and the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), enable real-time monitoring and control from anywhere. This enhances flexibility, efficiency, and predictive maintenance capabilities, transforming the landscape of industrial control systems.
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