News
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Presentation at de-Normentagung
AC-DC sensitive residual current circuit-breakers and arc-fault detection devices.
News concerning the company
Doepke takes over the production of miniature circuit-breakers of ABL.
Updated version of DIN VDE 0100-704
Use electricity safely on construction sites
Our DFS 4 B SK HD construction site power switch
Rules for handling electricity safely
Protection against electricity
Finding the right device for you
Selection tool and guidelines for selecting residual current circuit-breakers
Smart light control
Dasy and Dasy TC bring light to the darkness
‘In spite of lightning’ – use electricity safely even during storms
Short-time delayed residual current circuit-breakers make the difference
Updated Version: IEC 60479-2
New ventricular fibrillation threshold: Perfectly equipped with our type B switches.
Company mission: safe use of electricity
Interview with our Managing Director Andreas Müller
Detective work
When the RCCB trips: tips for finding the cause.
Charging equipment protection made easy
The new DFS4 F EV from Doepke protects the charging point and the entire system.
HD design
Reliable protection even in harsh environments.
Monitor, switch, test:
Multi-functional remote actuator for residual current circuit-breakers.
Updated version of DIN VDE 0100-530
Technical article by Günter Grünebast.
Particularly compact design
The new DFS 2 B from Doepke protects thermal pumps and PV systems
Reducing fire risk
Doepke’s arc-fault detection device provides three-way security.
Small and vigilant
The new Doepke DCTR transformer.
State-of-the-art residual current protection
Greater safety in the home and office.
Doepke-Info-Zeitung
You can find the latest editions of our Doepke Info Magazine here. You can search for older editions by clicking on ‘DIZ Archive’.
Our electrical finds
Be it cable chaos, a curious installation or unusual tool – the electrical curiosities we encounter have one thing in common: they catch the eye and are out of the ordinary. We want to make you stare in amazement, shake your head or laugh out loud, so we are going to share our favourite electrical finds with you in a regular feature.
