Nemic-Lambda was founded in 1979, and has since become a major international power supply manufacturer. A variety of power supply products and services are available:
* DC-DC converters.
* AC-DC switch mode and linear power supplies.
* Laboratory, configurable and programmable power supplies (free-standing or rack-mounted).
* Custom power supplies (according to the customer's electrical and mechanical requirements).
* Fully-integrated rack systems according to customer needs.
Typical applications for Nemic-Lambda's products:
* Military: high-grade industrial products suitable for stationary military equipment use, and services to provide customised assemblies.
* Medical: products that conform to all required safety and quality standards.
* Telecommunications: industry-standard compliance and packaged for the application.
* Industrial: DIN-rail products and a wide variety of products suitable for factory automation and control.
* Commercial: cost-effective alternatives.
* High-power: high-voltage and high current products and solutions.
Accutronics is offering local technical support, backed by a team of engineers from Nemic-Lambda, to ensure the optimal solution is implemented for a given application. The company will be building up an inventory of the more popular products to allow customers quick access at competitive prices. Nemic-Lambda's website is www.nemic.co.il.
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