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Electrical equipment designed specifically for industrial purposes often consists of specialized machines that produce parts and devices or participate in different industrial and technical processes. torque meter could include electric generators, transformers and other power generation equipment as well as control systems to monitor and oversee operations of various pieces of machinery.





Electrical Safety

Employers must ensure that industrial electric equipment adheres to stringent safety regulations in order to reduce workplace injuries and accidents caused by it. Such regulations help ensure the equipment is installed and maintained correctly, and reduce fire risks or other electricity-related incidents. In addition to adhering to regulations, employees should receive adequate training on using industrial electrical equipment safely.

Grayford Industrial supplies wiring and cabling designed to meet the high voltage and current demands of industrial electrical systems, such as fuses, circuit breakers and switches manufactured by GE, Cutler Hammer and Schneider Electric. Grayford works closely with these manufacturers in order to source their required components.

Motors

An industrial electrical system often relies on motors to power mechanical equipment. Motors may either be AC or DC motors. A motor generates energy by inductively coupling its primary winding with its secondary winding; this causes magnetic flux variations through its core which induce electromotive forces in its secondary winding, then used by the motor as useful mechanical energy.