E-Max Instruments
E-MAX Instruments, Incorporated is a leading provider of Digital Recorders, Relays, Power Supplies, and Control Accessories to the power industry. The company is headquartered in Englewood, Colorado. Founded in 1975, E-MAX is major source of innovative products that stress quality, reliability and performance. All E-MAX products and systems are comprehensively supported with training, prompt assistance and incomparable customer service. The E-MAX commitment to product quality and after-sale service sets the standard for the industry.
- 303.799.6640
- techsupport@e-maxinstruments.com
- sales@e-maxinstruments.com
- 13 Inverness Way South
Englewood, CO 80112
United States of America
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Digital Isolator
The E-MAX Optical Isolation device is completely solid state and is designed to be utilized to isolate the interface
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Trip Indicator Relays
TIR
The TIR relays are designed for event recording circuit applications, where high speed event monitoring is required. The TIR relay contacts are used to record breaker functions, relay, communication and control system operations. The TIR contacts are also used to activate alarm and/or annunciator contacts.
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Current Transformer
CT
The split-core current transformers are easily installed with the snap on design.
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Contact Time Extender
CTX
The CTX relays supply a 1.5 to 2.5 seconds of a contact output time extension for a momentary contact input. The CTX allows slower device such as scada systems and annunciators to operate thus preventing data loss on the action of protective relays/devices or trip indicators such as the E-Max Trip indication Relay (TIR).
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Battery Ground Detector
BGD
Battery Ground Detectors supply contact closures for alarm indications at precise ground fault resistance settings.
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Recorder Carrier Device
RCD
The RCD is a carrier signal demodulator for SCADA and Fault Data Recording. the RCD demodulates the carrier to indicate the presence of a relative level of a singal
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AC Relays
The E-MAX ATR and ACV Relays are the AC equivalents of the industry standard E-MAX TIR Trip Indication Relays and AVR Auxiliary Voltage Relays. While the TIR and AVR Relays are designed for use in DC trip circuits, the ATR and ACV are designed for use in AC trip circuits. The relay outputs may be used to record breaker, relay, communication and control system operations, and to activate alarm and/or annunciator contacts. Relays do not require standby power to operate; they are powered by their inputs.
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Data Recording System
Director DII - DFR DDR
Using the Microsoft Windows 10® operating system, DII features complete Transient and Long-Term Phasor Data Recording, Analysis, and Transmission. E-MAX DII has a maximum capacity of 128 Analog and 256 Digital directly connected channels.
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Monitor / Annunciator
RTP-1
The RTP-1 Monitor is a general purpose annunciator. Designed for 19 “ rack installations, the RTP-1 is complete with a noise immune filter. The ten point RTP-1 features latching memory. Easy to install and easy to operate, this low power monitor has front panel plug-in replaceable LEDs for indication and a single system Test and Reset buttons.
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Recording System
Surveyor DFR DDR
The Surveyor Recording System is a DFR/DDR with local Input Modules connected to a Controller. The Input Modules are connected to the Controller by multiconductor cables. The Controller contains a single board computer running 64-bit Microsoft Windows 10® and the E-MAX Director program, for recording, storing and transferring data.
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Shunt Assembly
RSA-8
The RSA-8 Recording Shunt Assembly contains 8 individual shunts with terminal block programming for either a current channel (using the shunt) or bypassing the shunt and using a dropping resistor for conversion to a voltage channel.
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Auxiliary Voltage Relays
AVR
Type AVR volta acquisition systemscontrol/datage acuated relays are designed for indication alarm of annunciation in elextric utility application. the relays are used for data inputs to supervisory and sequential event recorders
