- Prolonged Engine Life By preventing engine knock and overheating through effective monitoring, engine sensors help extend the lifespan of the engine and reduce the likelihood of costly repairs.

The Future of Internal Combustion Engines

Fuel Efficiency and Emissions

1. AC Motors Alternating Current motors are prevalent in hydraulic mixers and larger commercial concrete mixers. They are known for their durability and efficiency, making them suitable for heavy-duty applications. AC motors provide high torque and can easily handle the continuous operation required in large construction sites.

3. Improved Safety With dedicated circuits for specific areas, the risk of overload and electrical fires can be greatly reduced. Sub panels can also be equipped with their own breakers, providing an added layer of safety by allowing for localized control and disconnections when necessary.

Traditionally, excavators are heavy machinery that rely solely on diesel engines for power, leading to high levels of fuel consumption and greenhouse gas emissions. However, the introduction of hybrid technology into excavators has changed the landscape. Hybrid excavators leverage a combination of conventional engines and electric motors, allowing them to operate more efficiently and with less environmental impact. This hybrid approach enables them to draw power from both fuel and stored electricity, optimizing performance based on the specific demands of a task.