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Direct online starters

1st Quarter 2014 Shaft power components

The Zest WEG Group manufactures a full range of SABS-approved direct online starters in fully insulated IP65 enclosures, in both three-phase and single-phase and with various coil voltages. These extremely cost-effective and compact starters are prewired to save time during installation.

Supplied in metallic or plastic enclosures, they are specially designed to suit any application. They work with electric motors up to 37 kW at 690 V and feature start/stop contacts that are independent from the main contactor and from the thermal overload relay.

For more information contact Jamie Wilson, Zest WEG Group, +27 (0)11 723 6000, [email protected], www.zest.co.za



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