Cut power costs by up to 30% with new energy-efficient drive systems

Supplied by APS on Wednesday, 20 November, 2024

Electric motors account for 70% of the total industrial electrical energy demand and 38% of demandin commercial buildings. If all these applications were replaced by efficiency-optimised equipment, their power consumption could be drastically reduced.

Learn about how optimised electric drive systems can minimise your energy usage and promote ecological responsibility. Discover how to leverage the latest technology to cut your industrial costs.

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