In order to provide our valued customers with the best service we can, we regularly add new and innovative products to our already extensive catalogue. We have just added a few more Lovato Electric control gear products, which includes isolators, soft starters and variable speed drives.
You can read more about these new lines below. Alternatively, click the button below if you want to jump straight into browsing all our Lovato ranges.
Make sure your electrical circuit is as safe as possible with the new Lovato Electric GL series of IEC & UL98 certified three pole base mounted isolators, available from 160A to 630A (AC23A).
Accessories available include:
The Lovato ADXL series of soft starters, with two-phase control and built-in bypass relay, allows the control of the start and stop of three-phase asynchronous motors.
Equipped with a backlit display with icons and NFC technology, for a simple intuitive and fast configuration with smartphones and tablets.
The Lovato VLA1 series is an ultra-compact (book style) variable speed drive with high performance. It integrates different motor control modes, like V/f linear, quadratic and sensorless vector control.
The VLA1 Is extremely versatile and can be used in several applications, such as conveyor belts, machine tools, control of automatic doors and packaging machines. This range also excels in managing pumps and fans thanks to specific integrated functions, like the PID control and flying restart.
The Lovato VLB3 is a compact variable speed drive (book style) with three-phase supply input. It is ideal for general
applications and, in particular, the control and management of pumps and fans, thanks to several specific built-in functions (S Curve, PID, torque quadratic V/f control).
It does not require any space for side ventilation, allowing several drives to be installed side-by-side.
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Alternatively, give your local branch a call or send us an email at sales@ilecsys.co.uk.
