RELIABLE POWER DISTRIBUTION
STARTS WITH THE RIGHT SWITCHGEAR.
TM Engineering helps you select and source switchgear for industrial control panels, machinery and power distribution systems.
Whether you are replacing a failed contactor, upgrading a motor starter or building a new panel, the correct components help keep your electrical installation dependable and easier to maintain.
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PROTECTION
ESTABLISHED INDUSTRIAL
COMPONENT BRANDS.
Switchgear selection starts with the electrical requirement, application and panel design.
SWITCH. ISOLATE.
PROTECT.
Switchgear covers the devices used to switch, isolate and protect electrical circuits. Different components perform different jobs: circuit breakers provide protection against specified electrical faults, isolators provide a means of disconnection, and contactors allow equipment to be switched through a control circuit.
CIRCUIT
BREAKERS
Protective devices selected for suitable industrial electrical circuits.
SWITCH
DISCONNECTORS
Isolators and switch disconnectors provide a means of electrical isolation.
CONTACTORS &
MOTOR CONTROL
Contactors allow equipment to be switched through a control circuit.
SWITCHGEAR FOR
THE COMPLETE PANEL.
Components are selected around the electrical circuit, load, control requirement and panel design.
CIRCUIT BREAKERS &
PROTECTIVE DEVICES
Circuit breakers and protective devices for suitable industrial circuits.
ISOLATORS &
DISCONNECTORS
Isolators and switch disconnectors for electrical isolation.
CONTACTORS &
MOTOR STARTERS
Contactors, overload relays and motor starter components.
CONTROL RELAYS &
AUXILIARY COMPONENTS
Control relays, auxiliary contacts and associated panel components.
BUSBARS &
DISTRIBUTION
Busbars and distribution accessories selected for the panel design.
ASSOCIATED PANEL
COMPONENTS
Supporting components selected around the electrical and control panel requirement.
IT'S MORE THAN
THE CURRENT RATING.
Selection involves more than matching the current rating on a label. Supply voltage, fault level, load type, coil voltage, switching duty and enclosure conditions all affect suitability.
For motor circuits, the protective device, contactor and overload arrangement must be considered together. TM Engineering can assist with component selection and the related control panel work.
START WITH THE
PART NUMBER.
Send us the part number or a clear photograph of the existing component, together with the supply voltage and application.
We can help assess a suitable replacement or discuss your new panel requirements.
