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Custom Controls, Inc. has over 20
years of world wide experience in producing top quality
standard and custom built Analog, Digital, or Touch-Screen
Controlled Switchgear and Electrical Control Centers. They can
provide you with Drastically Reduced Shipping Times, and very
competitive pricing. They
also test to the requirements of ANSI C37.2, UL 891, UL 1558, UL 508,
MIL-I-45208 (A), ABS, Lloyds, and US Coast Guard, as required.
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Careful
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Switchgear
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Engine Mount
Panel
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Dual Voltage
Switch
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Pump Controls
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Unit Mount
Panel
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Wall Mount
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CUSTOM CONTROLS, Inc. - CAPABILITIES
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Generator
Utility Paralleling SWITCHGEAR
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Engine &
Turbine CONTROL PANELS
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Power
Distribution And Controls
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600V, 5KV
& 15KV ATS
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Dynamic
Transfer Switches
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Unit Mounted
Circuit Breakers
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Marine
Propulsion Controls
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Dual Voltage
Switches
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Marine Main
& Emergency Switchboards
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Breaker Boxes
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Touch-Screen
& PLC Control Centers
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Explosion
Proof Controls
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Area
Protection Panels
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Pump Controls
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Annunciator
& Mimic Panels
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Blower &
Motor Controls
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Instrument
& Control Centers
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Unit Mount
Engine Controls
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Whether
the system has the ability to parallel with a utility source or not,
the need for sophisticated protective relays and metering must be known
and considered. Protective
systems provided with the Switchgear typically will include relaying
functions such as over-voltage, under-voltage, generator differential,
reverse power, under frequency, bus differential, and auxiliary
protective equipment.
The CCI design team deals with these situations on a daily basis
and can provide guidance in choosing what your individual, or utilities
requirements may be, and in meeting them. All products are tested for wiring accuracy and correct function to meet the specification. Current
and Voltage are available for testing Switchgear through 5,000 Amperes,
and 15,000 Volts. Transducers
are checked with MV and MA simulators. An output
simulator is constructed to signal various output signals. Switchgear jobs
receive a high pot test for dielectric integrity. They also test to
the requirements of ANSI C37.2, UL 891, UL 1558, UL 508, MIL-I-45208
(A), ABS, Llyods, and US Coast Guard, as required.
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