News/Applications Briefs

ATC Diversified Electronics has launched the Motor Director™ Motor Protection System, a UL-508A certified solution that provides real-time monitoring and protection for motors in water and wastewater treatment plants, as well as remote pumping, booster, and lift stations. Motor Director delivers instant insights into key performance metrics — including current, voltage, vibration, temperature, etc. — helping operators prevent costly downtime, extend equipment life, and ensure safe, efficient operations. With Wi-Fi or cellular connectivity, customizable alerts, and integration into motor control circuitry, Motor Director offers 24/7 visibility and control from any device, safeguarding critical systems across treatment facilities.

ATC & Diversified Electronics Names Names MC Controls as Official Manufacturer’s Rep Territory includes Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, and Nebraska ATC & Diversified Electronics, maker of devices for automation, motor protection, process monitoring, and power quality, has named MC Controls as its official manufacturer’s representative for the midwestern U.S. MC Controls will cover Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, and Nebraska. MC Controls has more than 30 years of combined sales expertise in the electrical industry and is renowned for its dedication to providing high-quality products to large international companies and niche OEMs alike. Its strong customer relationships and industry knowledge make MC...

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In this application brief, see how a packaging manufacturer prevented costly downtime and improved safety using our SENSERT™ remote monitoring system. By tracking key motor performance data on exhaust fans within flexographic printing machines, the facility identified issues early and scheduled maintenance before failures occurred — ultimately saving $30,000 annually.