Advantages of 2 Pole Latching Relay in Smart Meter
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Pulished on Aug. 29, 2025
The advantages of dual-pole relays in smart meters primarily lie in energy savings, long life, low maintenance, space optimization, and improved safety. They utilize magnetic latching technology to achieve energy-free on/off control, reducing meter operating energy consumption and improving product reliability and durability.
Why IVY Metering's High-Sensitivity Integrated RCDs are Vital for EV Charging Safety
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Pulished on Jul. 17, 2025
As the global adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) continues to accelerate, IVY Metering launches its cutting-edge MD0630 Series, an electromagnetic induction-based AC and DC leakage current sensor that converts leakage current into an electrical signal and provides an isolated output, enabling real-time leakage current monitoring.
EV Charger with Dynamic Load Balancing
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Pulished on Jun. 27, 2025
Dynamic load-balancing EV chargers refer to smart charging systems that dynamically adjust the charging power of electric vehicles based on the power consumption of a home or business, ensuring the fastest charging speed without overloading the grid.
DIY EV Charger with IVY EVSE Components
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Pulished on Jun. 13, 2025
As the electric vehicle (EV) industry grows, understanding EV chargers, also known as EV supply equipment (EVSE), becomes increasingly important. These electrical devices that power your car are more than just plugs and cables; they have advanced components built into them to ensure your EV gets the power it needs safely and efficiently.
What should be considered in the design of meter latching relays?
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Pulished on Jun. 06, 2025
latching relay is a wise choice for an electric meter because it can provide a stable power supply and keep the meter running normally when there is a problem with the power grid. In addition, it also has the advantages of low power consumption and lower heat generation, which is conducive to extending the life of the relay.
