Surge Protection
Protecting your building's valuable electronics and data from destructive power surges has never been simpler, thanks to our full line of surge protectors and power conditioners. Powerful and easy to use, they're an integral part of any wire and cable management application.
Power surges can't be stopped at just one point - they must be gradually diminished throughout the entire building. Selecting the right protection is easy - all you need to know is the system voltage and the maximum surge current requirement. When surges hit your building, hit back hard - with the most advanced power protection available. Call Bruce Electric to help you choose the right solution.
UNINTERRUPTIBLE POWER SUPPLY
Off-Line - also called Standby - is a cost effective UPS choice for small, less critical, stand-alone applications such as isolated PLC, PC's and peripherals. Network communications are a useful option.
Line-Interactive - technology provides highly effective power conditioning plus UPS back-up. This is particularly applicable in areas where power outages are rare, but where there are frequent power fluctuations. Network communications are available, and sometimes necessary.
On-Line - this alternative provides the highest levels of power protection, conditioning and UPS available. But make sure it is true On-Line technology. Some manufacturers call their Line-Interactive models "on-line' True On-Line is accomplished with double conversion technology. Network communications are often necessary to protect mission-critical applications.
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POWER QUALITY
Bruce Electric offers a wide variety of power quality solutions to improve the reliability and performance of variable speed drive systems and to minimize their interference with other equipment. In addition, we offer a full range of industrial transformers for use in either power, control, or sensing circuits. Bruce Electric has the know how to serve all your power quality and electrical needs from your complete industrial facility down to your desktop computing equipment.

