In 1927, MEM embarked on a new field of manufacture – motor control gear, to meet the increasing use of electric motors in industry, and in 1965 announced its first miniature circuit breaker range. Delta Metal acquires MEM in 1971 to enter the electrical sector and Delta’s Electrical Division then consolidates several divisions of MEM (250V, 500V), as well as Bill Switchgear, under the “MEM” brand in 1998 The Electrical Division of Delta was acquired by Eaton Corporation in 2003, including the MEM, Bill and Holec brands, to spearhead the drive into global markets with products designed to meet international standards
MEM – Eaton 600A TPN Gear Switch
The top and bottom endplates are removable. Door can be removed for ease of installation. Incorporate knockouts and gasketed doors, IP41 rated protection. Handle: chromium-plated handles with ON (I) / OFF (O) indication. The switch can be locked ON or OFF by means of a padlock. Internal fixing: enables the unit to be mounted side by side with other units. Maximum current: 600A Number of Poles: 3 Poles. 3 Phase. Switches: quick make-and-break type, suitable for use on AC or DOC. Removable moving contact assemblies: to facilitate wiring. Interiors comprise porcelain bases fitted with non-ferrous conducting components.
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