Our Test Chamber range just got bigger!
Fuseco is proud to announce that we have started a partnership with the company Haida International.
Fuseco is proud to announce that we have started a partnership with the company Haida International.
Sinexcel has once again made major technology innovations in circuit design and control algorithms, which has lead directly to improved performance and significant project capital and operational cost savings.
Schaffner’s FN5040/45 series sinewave filters have been the world standard for many years & for good reason. We are proud to announce the arrival of the new generation FN5420 series which takes those strengths and adds a new dimension of performance benefits.
Join FUSECO at the upcoming 7th Annual Arc-Flash Electrical Safety conference, taking place on the 17th - 19th May at Hilton, Brisbane.
We are excited to introduce the latest addition to the Fuseco range – FuseMaster RS Holders!
Fuseco are proud to have stock available of the Littelfuse Arc-Flash Relays – order today and ensure the safety of your workplace.
Fuseco is expanding and our Melbourne office & warehouse has relocated.
We are excited to announce the release of the new Sinexcel 300A Active Harmonic Filter Module, available in either Wall Mount or Rack Mount configuration.
Harmonics mitigation is most cost-effective when "designed in". Mitigation in existing installations is possible but more than likely to cost significantly more without the performance of an "ab initio" approach.
If you need to achieve a 5% THID result in a drive environment, is your only option an Active Filter? Till recently, the answer was ‘yes’. However MTE have recently released a new passive harmonic filter, the Matrix AP........
We are pleased to announce that on the 5th February 2020, Fuseco acquired Startco, based in Noosa, Queensland and are now the Australian distributors for Littelfuse Protection Relays and accessories.
The IEEE is the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers. IEEE 519 is a document that was initially published in 1981 titled "Recommended Practices and Requirements for Harmonic Control in Electric Power Systems". The document established levels of voltage distortion acceptable to the distribution system and has been widely applied in establishing needed harmonic correction throughout the electrical power industry.