Russelectric, a Siemens Business, is spotlighting its system control upgrades designed to enhance reliability, operational control, and maintenance ease for critical power equipment.

Russelectric has announced its new RTSCD commercial duty transfer switch, a cost effective option well suited for commercial spaces. Educational campuses, high-rise complexes, industrial plants, and manufacturing facilities can rely on the RTSCD to provide emergency power needed to keep critical operations online.

Continuous power supply is critical to maintain commercial, industrial and hospital/medical facilities. As a result, facilities must have robust power systems to continue operations in the event of a grid outage. Most of these systems are powered by diesel generators.  By Tim Kelley, Director of Renewable and Storage Solutions at Russelectric, A Siemens Business.

This white paper explains the differences between fail-safe and maintenance bypass/isolation switches and reviews the advantages and disadvantages of each. The white paper deals only with the bypass function, which must not be confused with open- or closed-transition automatic or manual transfer switching. Author: John Stark, Russelectric, A Siemens Business

Manufacturer of automatic transfer switches and power control systems, Russelectric, has announced that it now offers its Prime Power Systems, which are used for automatic operation of on-site power generators to serve a facility’s entire load. The Prime Power Systems are used as the primary source of power to a facility. 

Manufacturer of automatic transfer switches, Russelectric, has announced that it will be exhibiting at the California Solar Power Expo, to be held April 25th to 26th, 2019 in San Diego, CA. Russelectric will showcase their Distributed Energy Controller (or RDEC) at booth 400.

Manufacturer of automatic transfer switches and power control systems and solutions, Russelectric, has announced that it will be attending the Solar Power Northeast Annual Conference, to be held February 5th to 6th, 2019 in Boston, Massachusetts. Solar Power Northeast focuses on solar and energy storage industries regarding trends and legislation impacting grid resilience and reliability in the region. 

A new power control system for Quinnipiac University’s York Hill Campus, located in Hamden, Connecticut, ties together a range of green energy power generation sources with utility and emergency power sources.  By Steve Dunn, Aftermarket Product Line Manager, Russelectric