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United Electric Controls Unveils Industrial Electronic Switch

May 18, 2021

United Electric Controls has introduced ExcelaTM, a general-purpose electronic switch designed to meet the needs of plant operators. The solution removes the maintenance burden of traditional switches and provides operational insights helping organizations accelerate the transition to smart industry.

As plants grapple with the complexity and cost of upgrading aging infrastructure, they can now easily upgrade legacy mechanical switches by integrating the Excela. The electronic device offers precise control and improved reliability and is available in three different models: pressure, differential pressure, and temperature. In addition, the switch is designed for tough operational environments, including mining, water and wastewater, power, and sugar processing.

 

 

 

 

  • Two-wire design – Easily integrates with PLC, DCS, or I/O card, lowering the total installation cost
  • Simple programming and precision settings – Improving operational control and performance
  • LCD and red/green LED indicator lights – Provides continual visual status of operational performance
  • NEMA 4X/IP66 certification – Provides weatherproof versatility for outdoor and indoor applications

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