Easily detect the rotation direction of general-purpose three-phase motors! Compact (cigarette-sized) motor rotation direction detector.
The "TRC" is a motor rotation direction detector that can detect the rotation direction of a Teikoku motor pump while it is in operation from the outside. It is compact (cigarette pack size) and easy to operate for detection. The rotation direction of general-purpose three-phase motors can also be easily detected. Simply bring the rotary checker close to the motor while the power switch is ON to easily detect the rotation direction. 【Specifications】 ■Dimensions: W66.5×D92×H28 ■Battery used: 9V manganese dry battery *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Purpose】 ■ Detecting the rotation direction of the canned motor and general-purpose motor from the outside *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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As the globalization of industries progresses, we are actively developing our global strategy as a top manufacturer of canned motor pumps. For example, we established a local subsidiary, Dalian Imperial Canned Motor Pump Co., Ltd., in Dalian, China, to establish a manufacturing and sales system for canned motor pumps in China. In the United States, we acquired Chem Pump, the company that first invented canned motor pumps in the world, to enhance our production and service system in America, thereby promoting the expansion and strengthening of our overseas business. We possess high technological capabilities that we take pride in globally. Additionally, we have accumulated know-how over many years. We also have the trust supported by various stakeholders, including customers, shareholders, business partners, employees, and the local community. We are always looking ahead to the next era, challenging ourselves with new initiatives, and pursuing further harmony among technology, people, and the global environment.