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Control Concepts Manufactures SCR Power Controllers and Custom OEM designs for industrial and commercial applications.
Product Selector: SCR Controllers - Control Concepts, Inc.
24 - 600 Vac. A microprocessor-based DC SCR controller operating both analog and digital interfaces. A phase angle-fired controller which linearly controls, with respect to the setpoint, …
About Us - Control Concepts, Inc.
Control Concepts, Inc., founded in 1980, is a privately-held company and the market leader in the design and manufacture of stock and custom SCR power controllers. Our single phase, three …
Customer Support - Control Concepts, Inc.
Control Concepts provides unequaled SCR Controller Support and Assistance, including video tutorials, SCR white papers, and controller manuals. Looking for technical support? Need to …
How to Contact Us - Control Concepts, Inc.
Contact us online, or use the following information to reach us via phone, fax, or mail. Phone: (952) 474-6200 (800) 765-2799 Fax: (952) 474-6070 Location: 8077 Century Blvd. …
Manuals and CAD Blocks | Control Concepts, Inc.
A complete, organized listing of all the Control Concepts controller documentation. Includes manuals, brochures, certifications and CAD blocks for all our controllers and digital fieldbus …
Digital SCR - Control Concepts, Inc.
Our microprocessor-based SCR power controllers, FUSION, Compact FUSION, and MicroFUSION, provide reliable, precise power control in either an analog or digital …
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Video Tutorials - Control Concepts, Inc.
Today we’re going to show you how to quickly set up your MicroFusion power controller using the Control Concepts Control Panel Software. To get started, we need to first wire our controller …