A technical article, Corrosion is a Powerful Destructive Force. Prevention is Key highlights this statistic and explains how money can be saved by preventing this corrosion.
Preventing Costly Corrosion
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Electrical Components & Lighting
Network-Connected LED Lighting for Energy Savings and Safety
An Appleton whitepaper, The Next Step in Digital Transformation: Connected LED Lighting in Hazardous Industrial Locations, highlights how this network connectivity helps improve energy performance while maintaining sufficient lighting for safe operations.
Guide for Interpreting Hazardous Area Electrical Requirements
A comprehensive 212-page guide, Interpreting the Requirements of Articles 500-516 of the NEC® was put together by Emerson’s Appleton brand team to offer extensive help in determining NEC requirements for the use of electrical products in hazardous locations.
Lowering Energy Consumption with Industrial LED Lighting
This quick 2:37 YouTube video, Appleton IHC LED Luminaire Overview Video, shows how these luminaires can illuminate heavy industrial facilities with harsh operating conditions and with ceiling heights of 50 feet or greater.
Electrical and Lighting Technology Roadmap
At the 2022 Emerson Exchange conference, Emerson’s Harish Shinde and Lisa Nowak shared a roadmap for Emerson’s electrical fixtures and lighting technology advancements. Energy efficiency plays a significant role in sustainability initiatives, and lighting is an important area to investigate.
Fluid Control and Pneumatics at the Emerson Exchange
It’s great news that the Emerson Global Users Exchange Americas will be face-to-face for the first time since 2019, this October 24-28, in the Dallas, Texas area. Registration for this conference is now open.
Quality Power for Reliable Production Lines
In a TED magazine article, Powered on—Without Pause, Emerson’s Mark Dziedzic explains the role of power conditioning to minimize or eliminate potential interruptions.
Improving Electrical Power Quality
In an Electrical Products & Solutions article, Protecting Equipment Against Poor Power Quality and Disturbances, Emerson’s Mark Dziedzic shares solutions to power quality disturbances that cost American manufacturers $26 billion annually in damaged machinery, work stoppage, lost data, and energy costs.
Zoned Safety and Uninterruptible Power Supplies for Machine Safety
In a Control Engineering article, How to keep machines operating during stoppages and power disruptions, Emerson’s Mike Johnson and Enrico De Carolis share how zoned safety and UPSs for control power to these machines enable control during stoppages and power disruptions.
Simplifying Hazardous Location Smart LED Lighting Installation
Emerson's Edward Brann presented, Simplify Connected Lighting for Hazardous Locations with Appleton and Plantweb at the 2019 Emerson Exchange conference. Ed opened describing the evolution of hazardous area lighting. Typically standard lighting stays on 24x7 which...
Protecting the Astronomers’ Dark Skies
The history of McDonald Observatory in the Davis Mountains of West Texas dates back to the 1920s. The location was ideal due to: …some of the darkest night skies in the continental United States. It also happens to be located not too far from one of the world's most...
LED Lighting for Hazardous Locations
Emerson's Anthony Di Domenico and Ajay Tripathi presented on Zone 1 hazardous lighting solutions at the 2018 Emerson Exchange conference. LED light sources contain no pressurized gas, hot filaments or arc sources. They also don't require frequent service or...
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