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Proven / Reliable Soft Starters for LT/HT Pumps/Compressors

Proven / Reliable Soft Starters for LT/HT Pumps/Compressors

January 9, 2020 3:56 pm

The complex process of starting an induction motor is intelligently controlled, simplified and a smooth jerk-less start with reduced starting current is achieved with Jayashree HFSR Soft Starters.

Jayashree is a pioneer in the design and manufacture of harmonic free series reactor type Soft-Starters.

With continuous upgradation and adoption of new techniques, our Soft Starters are most ideal for starting induction motors.

The latest models incorporate an HMI control which shows the starting/running performance of the motor and keeps log of motor performance and parameters.

  • Available for 415V/3.3/6.6/11 KV with motor rating up to 35 MW
  • HMI/PLC control with data logging
  • CPRI tested and approved
  • Ideal for pumps/compressors/crusher
  • Can reduce starting current up to 1.5 X FLC
  • Thousands of units in operation over last 3 years.

For more details, contact:
Jayashree Electron Pvt. Ltd, EL-12, J Block, MIDC, Bhosari,
Pune 411026, Phone: 020 46768998
E-mail: sales@jayashree.co.in

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