Today Bekah is joined by Mike McClurg, the President of Load Controls. They have a broad-ranging conversation about using motor power sensors and controls to protect pumps, as well as the other pumping efficiency applications that can leverage this power data. Relevant installation examples will range from advanced chemical and pharmaceutical manufacturing to pineapple farming in Kenya.
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