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Posted by TPC Team on January 24, 2024



 

As the backbone of modern networking, RJ45 Connectors play a pivotal role in establishing secure and efficient connections. We created an incredible instructional guide that takes you step-by-step on how to install RJ45 Field Installable Connectors for large Ethernet Cables such as CAT 7, CAT 6, and Profinet cables. Within the video and blog post provided, you will find a wealth of information on the importance of precise installation, troubleshooting tips, and future-proofing strategies for optimal network performance.

 

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Posted by TPC Team on October 17, 2023



Industrial automation has revolutionized manufacturing and production processes across various industries. Different forms of automation technologies play crucial roles in enhancing efficiency, precision, and control. In this blog, we'll explore four key types of industrial automation: Robotics, PLCs (Programmable Logic Controllers), SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) systems, and CNC (Computer Numerical Control) machines, along with their applications. 
 

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Posted by TPC Team on October 9, 2023



To handle medium voltage safely and efficiently, it's essential to have a thorough understanding of the various cable types and designations. While they may appear similar, recognizing the crucial differences between them can mitigate potential hazards and enable you to choose the right cables that meet your specific requirements.

Medium voltage applications require cables that are designed specifically to handle voltages ranging from 5kV to 35kV, sometimes called Type-MV, Type-SH, and Type MV with concentric neutrals. Let's examine each of these three medium voltage cables more closely and go over the similarities and differences between them.

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Topics: Temporary Power, Industry Insights, Utility Industry, Medium Voltage Cable


Posted by TPC Team on September 19, 2023



As the shipping industry faces increasingly stringent environmental regulations, shore power provides a sustainable solution to meet emission reduction targets and comply with local, regional, and international environmental laws. Shore power contributes to global efforts to alleviate climate change and limit its impact on the environment. Let’s break down what is shore power and what are the benefits.

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Posted by TPC Team on August 15, 2023




A Mobile STATCOM (Static Synchronous Compensator) is a compact, trailer-mounted or skid-mounted system that delivers on-demand reactive power support to the electrical grid. Designed for medium voltage applications, it helps stabilize voltage levels, reduce transmission losses, and improve power quality—especially during periods of high demand or grid disturbances.
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Posted by TPC Team on July 24, 2023



 

 

Shielded and unshielded industrial cables are two types used to transmit electrical power or data signals in various industries. 

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Posted by TPC Team on June 6, 2023



 

The steel market has faced many challenges such as supply chain issues and project halts due to the worldwide pandemic trials throughout recent years. Don’t let cable failure add to the mix!  

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Posted by TPC Team on May 3, 2023



Industrial and commodity wire and cables are truly two different types of cables used for different applications. Industrial wire and cables are designed and manufactured for use in industrial settings such as Industrial Automation, Metals, Manufacturing, Military, Utility, Transit, and other heavy-duty industries and applications.  

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Posted by TPC Team on April 18, 2023



If you work in the Shipyard or Marine Industry, you come face to face daily with the harsh conditions that wreak havoc on your operating equipment’s wire and cable. You constantly are struggling with environments causing premature cable failures. Shipyards are typically exposed to various factors that can damage cables, including moisture, extreme temperatures, corrosive materials, and heavy loads.

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Posted by TPC Team on March 9, 2023



 

Mining is an inherently harsh environment. Applications expose wire and cable to serious abuse, which is a common cause of failure in commodity cables. Choosing a high-performance industrial cable, assembly or accessory is critical to maintaining safety, and reducing labor, material, and downtime costs.

 

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Topics: Mining


Posted by TPC Team on January 9, 2023



Is your facility facing issues from extremely cold temperatures or the elements of mother nature during winter? Heat trace cables and assemblies can decrease downtime, increase safety and ultimately save your water pipes from bursting.  

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Posted by TPC Team on October 25, 2022



The majority, if not all electrical wire and cable sold, will have specific ratings and/or certificates to define its intended use while providing end-users with a level of confidence in the cable's safety and reliability. The certification process ensures the cable meets the requirements of published safety standards such as OSHA and other safety organizations.

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Posted by TPC Team on August 18, 2022



Part numbering disciplines and processes have changed over the years and most manufacturers use either Non-Intelligent or Intelligent part numbering schemes. If you are trying to decide what part numbering system works best for you, read below and consider all the advantages and disadvantages of intelligent vs. non-intelligent part numbering commonly used in industrial manufacturing today.  

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Posted by TPC Team on March 31, 2022



Your cable has failed! Your operation has come to a halt and every minute down is costing your operation resources. Even though you cannot turn back time, you can help prevent costly downtime in the future by understanding why your cable has failed. 

Selecting the appropriate cable for your harsh industrial environment is vital to your operation. Let’s look at six common types of cable failure modes. 

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Posted by TPC Team on December 10, 2021



 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A planned outage is good for business because it leads to desired benefits like increased productivity, energy efficiencies, and expense management. To maximize the success of your shutdown, approach it with a team effort and develop a solid process you can implement time and again.

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