PLC, HMI, VFD, motor control and low-voltage switching options for machine and process applications.
Automation · Drives · LV controlTechnology ecosystem
Component flexibility without losing engineering consistency.
FTS works with widely specified automation, drive and power-distribution product families so a panel can align with customer standards, installed base and lifecycle needs.
Brands referenced in projects
Configured to the approved make and application.
Final models and ratings depend on the load, control requirement, protection study, communication architecture, environmental conditions and commercial availability.
Drives, switchgear, protection and power-distribution components for motor control and energy systems.
Drives · Power · ProtectionLow-voltage switchgear, protection, VFD, automation and metering solutions for panel integration.
Distribution · Drives · AutomationVFD, PLC, HMI and motion products suited to compact machine-control and process applications.
Drives · PLC · HMIRockwell Automation PLC, I/O, HMI, networking and motor-control platforms for industrial systems.
PLC · I/O · HMI · NetworksFactory automation platforms including PLC, HMI, VFD and motion solutions for machinery.
Factory automation · DrivesAC drives, servo systems and motion-control products for demanding motor and machine applications.
Drives · Servo · MotionAll trademarks and product names belong to their respective owners. References on this website describe possible component selection and compatibility only and do not claim authorized distributor, system-integrator or partner status.
Selection logic
Brand comes after technical fit.
A preferred make matters, but the selected model must also suit the electrical duty, operating environment and control architecture.
FTS reviews the specification and flags mismatches or missing information before finalizing the BOM. Where an exact model is mandated, the panel is engineered around that requirement subject to suitability and availability.
Duty & rating
Voltage, current, motor load, duty cycle, breaking capacity and derating conditions.
Control interface
I/O type, speed reference, feedback, protocols, network topology and system ownership.
Environment
Ambient temperature, dust, moisture, ventilation, enclosure IP and installation constraints.
Lifecycle
Installed base, maintenance familiarity, spares strategy, service access and future expansion.
Have an approved-make list or a preferred control platform?
Include it with the project documents so the BOM and architecture can be aligned from the beginning.