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Driven by continuous improvement in compliance to ISO 14001 Environmental Management, International Switchgear design firm NOJA Power has moved its product manuals online, directly accessible via QR codes printed on their switchgear devices.
Read MoreNOJA Power’s Director of Research and Development David Dart has received a 1906 Award from the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) for a valuable and sustainable contribution to the organisation.
Read MoreAustralian Switchgear Engineering firm NOJA Power have confirmed the launch of an optional Bluetooth Module for their RC Series Recloser Controls.
Read MoreTritium’s newest DC fast charger manufacturing facility is expected to include up to six production lines, create more than 500 new cleantech jobs over the next five years, and produce up to 30,000 DC fast charger units per year at peak capacity.
Read MoreThe latest in Recloser Controller Innovation, NOJA Power’s RC02 is a Single Phase optimised recloser control package based on the field proven RC10 Recloser Controller architecture.
Read MoreBorn in the 1990s, Synchrophasors are high precision measurements of network voltage and currents, timestamped with GPS clock precision.
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Read MoreDistributed Energy supplies and varied sources of generation are becoming increasingly common in the modern electrical system. Integrating these new sources of supply into existing power grids create a number of challenges for Power Systems Engineers.
Read MoreDigital protection relays offer extensive functionality, and NOJA Power’s RC series controllers are no exception.
Read MoreIn a previous edition of NOJA Power News, we covered how most networks can achieve an 80% reduction of overhead feeder outages. We shared a framework for the journey from zero power system automation to a comprehensive smart grid. This evolutionary model is based on field experience in reliability projects in 95 countries.
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