GE DGCC capacitor bank controller

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Upgrade your power management with the GE DGCC Capacitor Bank Controller—a reliable solution for optimizing energy efficiency and reducing costs. Featuring advanced monitoring, seamless integration, and robust performance, this controller ensures stable voltage and power factor correction. Enjoy peace of mind with a one-year warranty, guaranteeing quality and support. Perfect for industrial and commercial applications, the DGCC delivers unmatched precision and durability. Don’t miss out! Enhance your system today—order now or contact us for more details!

Product model: DGCC capacitor bank controller
Product description: The GE DGCC capacitor bank controller is a high-performance device designed to monitor and control capacitor banks in power distribution systems, ensuring optimal power factor correction and energy efficiency.
Brand: GE
Country of origin: USA
Net weight: 2.5 kg
Dimensions: 200 mm x 150 mm x 80 mm
Power supply: 24 VDC, 100-240 VAC
Input/output: Analog/digital inputs, relay outputs for capacitor switching
Communication interface: Modbus RTU, RS-485
Usage: Ideal for industrial and utility applications, the DGCC capacitor bank controller enhances grid stability and reduces energy losses. Learn more about GE products here or contact us for support.

Product Model	DGCC
Product Description	The GE DGCC Distributed Generator Control Center is a robust control system designed for efficient management of distributed energy resources. It offers real-time monitoring, control, and optimization of power generation from renewable sources, ensuring stability and reliability in energy distribution networks.
Brand	GE
Origin	United States
Net Weight	15 kg
Dimensions	400 mm x 300 mm x 150 mm
Power Supply	24 V DC, 5 A
Input/Output	8 Digital Inputs, 4 Analog Inputs, 8 Relay Outputs
Communication Interface	Ethernet, Modbus TCP/IP, RS-485
Use	Ideal for applications in renewable energy management, microgrid control, and industrial power systems where efficient energy distribution and monitoring are critical.