eCycle Offers High Efficiency Auxiliary Power Units (APU) for Trucks and Locomotives- Provides Anti-Idling Solution
Temple, PA (ContentDesk) June 30, 2005 -- eCycle, a manufacturer of high efficiency generators, is pleased to announce its new line of auxiliary power units (APU) that offer up to 10 times the current of similar products presently on the market.
eCycle's APU was designed to answer industry's demand for lightweight, high efficiency mobile DC power solutions in compliance to the anti-idling laws that are being mandated throughout Canada and the United States.
These units are perfect for vehicles requiring additional DC power as part of a total generation system.
Depending on the application, the units can be configured to produce up to 6kW at low voltage (14, 28 or 72VDC) with current up to 400A.
Until now, there has not been a generator that can produce high current in a low voltage system.
eCycle's unique electronically commutated motor/generator (CMG) utilizes SolidSlot? technology that replaces traditional windings with bars of copper.
These improvements result in a power dense generator that delivers high current at low voltage to maintain battery charge, while providing sufficient current to support all electrical needs.
eCycle's APU generally consists of the company's CMG brushless motor/generator and an industry-leading diesel engine.
The APU was designed to be mounted peripherally and requires only 8 cubic feet of space (depending on engine choice).
The unit features electric start, remote operation and can be connected to the vehicles main fuel supply.A multi-function model is available that was designed for long haul and refrigerated trucks requiring a comprehensive power generation system that helps reduce unnecessary diesel idling and conserves fuel.
The multifunction APU is available in liquid cooled configurations only and features a compressor to support cabin air conditioning.
In addition to significant annual savings in fuel, the eCycle APU significantly reduces maintenance costs and downtime resulting in increased profitability, longer engine life and less air pollution..
S&C's PureWave UPS Provides ?Critical? Power Protection to Missouri Hospital
Franklin, WI
December 12, 2003 -? Surgeons at a central-Missouri hospital-concerned about frequent weather-related power outages-demanded a higher degree of power quality than possible from the facility's existing backup generator.
The hospital's consultant chose an S&C PureWave UPS? System to maintain uninterruptible power to the surgical suites.
The 625-kVA / 500-kW PureWave UPS System will keep the lights and other vital, life-saving equipment operating during the 10 seconds it takes for the backup generator to start upon loss of the utility power source.The PureWave UPS System will be installed as a part of an infrastructure improvement project to be completed in May 2004.
Construction costs have been minimized because PureWave UPS Systems are designed to be installed outdoors . .
. eliminating the need for costly indoor space.Critical-power solutions are the specialty of S&C's Power Quality Products Division. Their PureWave Systems are...
S&C's PureWave UPS Provides ?Critical? Power Protection to Missouri Hospital
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S&C?s PureWave UPS? System Protects Computers at U.S. Government Facility
Franklin, WI (ContentDesk) February 11, 2004 -- Power quality is imperative for a government installation at the Redstone Arsenal in Alabama. The existing standby generator set needs 15 seconds to start up . . . much too long for the facility's computers to endure.
Facility managers recognized this vulnerability and sought an uninterruptible power supply system that could serve the computers for the crucial 15 seconds. They selected an S&C PureWave UPS System.
It's designed to protect an entire facility against voltage sags and power outages for a minimum of 30 seconds at 100% load.
The 480-volt, 1250-kVA/1000-kW PureWave UPS System was installed in December 2003. It is the first installation of the PureWave UPS System with a large, natural-gas-fueled generator set.
The unique design of the PureWave UPS System provides maximum reliability at minimum cost.A broad range of power protection solutions are available from S&C Electric Company's Power Quality...
S&C?s PureWave UPS? System Protects Computers at U.S. Government Facility
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Home Generators
Home generators are designed to provide electricity in times of power shortages or failures for a short duration of time. Home generators not only light up the house in case of power outages but also, depending on their capacity, provide power to run appliances like air conditioners, refrigerators, furnaces, television and heaters.
Home generators are available in two types: portable and stationery or standby generators. In times of power shortages or disruption of power, small portable home generators can be used to run some selected appliances such as lights, refrigerators, furnaces and sump pump. Generators come in varying size and capacities ranging from 1 kilowatt to 100 kilowatt. Home generators run on diesel, gasoline, propane or natural gas.
The least expensive is the portable gasoline powered engine.
The size and type of generator depends on the requirement of a house owner. Is it required to power the entire house or to run just a few selected...
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Doron’s Driver Training Simulators to be Used in New Jersey’s Clay County School District
(ContentDesk) December 23, 2005 -- Doron Precision Systems, Inc. announced today the delivery and installation of a six (6) unit driver training system for Cape May County Schools for Special Services, New Jersey.The School for Special Services is a community based educational center providing innovative services to students with moderate and severe needs. The multi-position system will help Cape May County Schools towards enhancing traffic safety training by developing driving skills among high...
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Buying new vs. used cars.
New vs used. Which car is right for you? Consider the following.Owning a brand new car is exciting. But financially speaking, it makes more sense to buy a used car. As soon as you drive a new car off the lot, it loses a great portion of its value. This is because your car is no longer "new".
New cars lose about 40% of their value within 3 years, then depreciation starts to slow down. Why not buy a used car and allow someone else to take that depreciation hit? The previous owner will have...
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