Description

WHAT IS THE PC03 THREE-PHASE POWER FAILURE ALARM?

The PC03 is a power failure alarm designed for three-phase electrical systems. It detects the loss of one phase in a three-phase supply or a complete three-phase power failure. The device is suitable for three-phase electrical equipment and applications such as electrical distribution systems, motors, and transformer stations. Its responsive sensing circuit quickly detects phase loss and activates an alarm siren with a sound level of up to 120 dB, allowing users to promptly switch to backup power and reduce disruption to operations and productivity.

FEATURES AND APPLICATIONS OF THE THREE-PHASE POWER FAILURE ALARM KAWASAN

• Compact design with highly responsive phase-loss detection. The device can be installed and relocated in various locations as required.
• If a sudden power failure occurs, the siren will activate immediately and continue sounding until power is restored. If the outage lasts for an extended period, the alarm can be manually silenced by switching the device to the OFF position.
• Equipped with a 9V backup battery, allowing the alarm to operate when one phase is lost or when all three phases are interrupted.
• The PC03 can be installed inside an electrical control panel to monitor three-phase electrical systems, motors, industrial machinery, and other three-phase equipment. In the event of sudden phase loss, the siren activates immediately so that technical personnel can respond promptly, helping prevent equipment damage and production downtime.

WHERE SHOULD YOU BUY A GENUINE AND RELIABLE POWER FAILURE ALARM?

There are many power failure alarm devices available on the market, each with different prices and specifications. To select a suitable and reliable product, users should:

• Choose a reputable brand trusted by customers. Kawasan has many years of experience in the electrical and security equipment market. Its products are designed for long-term operation and are supported by a 2-year warranty, sales consultation, and technical support.
• Review important technical specifications such as input voltage, alarm sound level, dimensions, and especially whether the device includes a backup battery for operation during a power outage. For large production facilities, models with an alarm sound level above 100 dB and backup battery support are generally more suitable.