Power Distribution Product Case Studies

State-of-the-Art Stud-Type Electrical Power and Ground Junction Block

Stud type electrical power and ground junction blocks provide heavy-duty electrical connection points that are used for distribution of power or ground in OEM (original equipment manufacturer) transportation systems. This device provides multiple outlets for positive and negative power, key power and aftermarket accessories.

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GEP Power Products Creates 3/8” Military Grade Pass-Thru Power Stud Block

A military grade pass-thru power stud block is a module that is ideal for AC and DC circuit connections that penetrate firewalls or bulkheads. This component has a high electrical rating and typically consists of a highly conductive material such as copper.

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Better Overload Protection, Fewer Warranty Claims Thanks to GEP’s INMIDI and INMEGA In-Line Fuse Holders

It is common for All Terrain Vehicles to have peripheral components such as winches and plows that require electrical overload protection. This protection is usually provided by a special in line fuse that prevents the motor from burning out as a result of a stalled or continuous use overload.

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Military Grade 1/4″-28 Pass Through Stud for Drones – Small Footprint, Great Performance

In modern warfare, an increasing number of military missions are accomplished using drones or UAVs (Unmanned Aerial Vehicles). A UAV is a pilotless aircraft that flies a pre-programmed flight pattern or is flown by a more complex automation system. UAVs support strike-zone, combat, surveillance and high-risk fly zone missions without the human factor being a part of the equation.

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Golf Cart Compact Power Product Solutions

For golf cars and utility vehicle manufacturers, the proliferation of new electronics and electrical devices has created a demand for more sophisticated controls and electrical power distribution systems.

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Agricultural Equipment Power Distribution Module (PDM) Challenges

Today’s farm equipment has rapidly evolved to become far more capable than in the past, due in large part to the incorporation of sophisticated controls, sensors and actuators. This additional capability has resulted in a need for substantially increased power distribution module capabilities.

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