Selco Power Reference Unit B9300 | |
• Adjustable from 0 - 100% |
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Download Data Sheets (.PDF) B9300 Datenblatt |
The SELCO B9300 is intended for use together with the T4800 Load Sharer or the T4300 Load Sharer, when a generator is operating in parallel with the grid. |
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Selco Motorized Potentiometer E7800 | |
• Sealed wire wound potentiometer |
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Download Data Sheets (.PDF) E7800 Datenblatt |
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The SELCO E7800 Motorised Potentiometer is typically used as an interface between increase/decrease relay contacts (or push buttons) and a device requiring control by an external potentiometer (e.g. the speed trim of an electronic governor). |
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Selco Tacho Detector M0500 | |
• Reads engine speed from AC voltage |
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Download Data Sheets (.PDF) M0500 Datenblatt |
The SELCO M0500 is an accessory unit for the SELCO M2000 Engine Controller and the M2100 Emergency Controller. |
Download Manuals (.PDF) M0500 Manual |
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Selco Shutdown Unit M0600 | |
• Stand alone engine protection |
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Download Data Sheets (.PDF) M0600 Datenblatt |
The M0600 provides protection for any type of diesel or gas engine. |
Download Manuals (.PDF) M0600 Manual |
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Selco Engine Controller M2000 | |
• Engine start/stop |
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Download Data Sheets (.PDF) M2000 Datenblatt |
The SELCO M2000 Engine Controller will control and protect any industrial combustion engine, which accepts discreet I/O signals for control of the crank, the fuel valve and the stop solonoid (if applicable). The engine must be able to supply potential free contacts for starter disengagement and over speed alarm (normally done through a standard tacho relay). The M2000 is typically used as an engine controller for diesel or gas driven generator sets. |
Download Manuals (.PDF) Alarm MODBUS Protocol M2000C RS232 Configuration MODBUS Biasing |
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Selco Emergency Controller M2100 | |
• Automatic Mains Failure (AMF) |
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Download Data Sheets (.PDF) M2100 Datenblatt |
The SELCO M2100 Emergency Controller will control and protect any stand-alone generator driven by a combustion engine. The M2100 performs the role of an AMF system (Automatic Mains Failure), as it continuously monitors the main supply for possible disruptions. |
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