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PITTSBURGH, Pa. - Power management company Eaton announced that Kerry Tingley has been named vice president and general manager of its Industrial Controls Division, effective March 1. She will be responsible for leading Eaton’s strategic growth and new product development initiatives for industrial control solutions used by machine builders, commercial and industrial customers.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio (Jan. 16, 2017)—Eaton is debuting its “Industrial Controls in Motion” trailer tour this year that showcases its HVAC/R solutions in a fully functional, real-world environment, according to a statement from the company.
Visitors will be able to walk through the trailer and see Eaton innovations and understand how the company can help customers work smarter, cut costs, and increase energy efficiency and safety, according to the company.
Drives with active energy control can save energy and extend motor life for pumping and HVAC loads.
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