NOARK Electric, a global leader in circuit protection, motor control, and power distribution solutions, has officially announced the launch of its latest solutions.
According to certain reports, the stated capabilities arrive on the scene as purpose-built to deliver superior safety, durability, and efficiency, while simultaneously empowering users to overcome industry challenges through robust and adaptable technologies that support the integration of renewable sources and ensure continuous power delivery. More on the given development would reveal it brings forth a robust, UL-certified, and interoperable systems to help developers, utilities, and EPC contractors cut down on downtime, lower lifetime costs, and accelerate the transition towards a more reliable and sustainable energy future.
Inclusive of UL-certified Pad Mount Transformers and modular LV Switchboards are well-equipped, these systems offer robust, safe, and adaptable power distribution which can come in handy across data centers, renewable integration, and facility upgrades.
Complementing that would be an assortment of advanced communication capabilities and standardized certifications that can clock interoperability and future-ready performance to let operators and contractors meet evolving demands for reliability, sustainability, and cost-effective electrical infrastructure.
“At NOARK, we believe renewable energy requires not just vision, but proven, reliable technology that keeps grids resilient and efficient,” said Patrick Woodham, General Manager, USA and Canada, NOARK Electric. “We are proud to showcase how our transformers, circuit protection, and control solutions power the future of clean energy.”
Markedly enough, NOARK’s latest solutions are understood to span AC Grid-Connected systems, Energy Storage solutions and EV Charging infrastructure with products like Circuit Protection Breakers, Switches, Contactors, LV Switchboards, HV Oil-filled power transformers, HV insulators, MV Pad Mounted Transformers, MV fuse Cut-outs and Surge Arresters.
Beyond that, the company further introduced a 3D life-size natural ester oil-filled transformer model, a full-scale model which makes it possible for users to access a full-scale model and understand how NOARK’s transformer technology powers critical applications.
Joining the same would be an interactive “Sand Table” Demo. This one guides you big time in the context of exploring dynamic scenarios where electrical grids are powered up by NOARK’s transformers, switchboards, and circuit protection solutions so to simulate real-world renewable energy and T&D challenges.
NOARK also took this opportunity to launch its cutting-edge Ex9VF7 Variable Frequency Drives (VFDs) that are decked up with advanced DSP technology for high-tech motor control, while simultaneously leveraging a compact design for seamless Panel/MCC integration. Then, there is a flexible inverter control featuring customizable I/O mapping.
Next up, the technology promises to scale performance and reliability. Here, automated carrier wave oscillation to achieve reduced audible noise. It further banks upon automated torque profiling for high-torque, low-speed applications.
Another detail worth a mention is rooted in the prospect of optimizing motor operation. This effectively ensures that users can continuously monitor motor performance, and at the same time, adjust output in real-time, all through a control loop which ensures precise speed and power delivery.
Hold on, we still have a couple of bits left to unpack, considering we haven’t yet touched upon a commitment to longevity. Creating a synergy between motor output and actual demand, VFDs is able to successfully avoid energy waste and minimize mechanical stress, thus extending equipment life.
Rounding up highlights would be VFDs tendency to deliver returns in productivity, maintenance savings, and operational control, making up a list of benefits that best the initial costs.
“NOARK is committed to empowering the electrical industry with innovative, efficient, and reliable solutions—designed with electrical contractors in mind,” said Woodham.
