Power modules for hard places.
INSIDEA designed this homepage for an industrial power supply maker. Voltquay Power is a fictional brand, so the names, people and numbers on the page are invented.
- Industry
- Manufacturing and industrial
- Typeface
- IBM Plex Serif
An Ohio maker of industrial power supplies and DC converters for rail cabinets, mines and offshore skids, and a homepage that works like a datasheet: graphite, warm white, safety orange and cool gray, a precise technical serif and a module selector that filters into a side-by-side spec table.
The brief
Engineers specifying power for cold, hot and dirty enclosures need to find a module that fits their input, output and temperature range without a sales call. Show the filter and a comparable spec table in the first screen.
The direction
An engineering datasheet look: a graphite canvas, warm white and safety orange in a technical serif. The hero panel is the module selector, filtering all twelve standard modules by input, output and ambient range into a priced, side-by-side table with stock.
The detail
The 4, 3, 2 and 3 modules across the four input families make the 12, and the QA600-48's 48 V at 12.5 A is its 600 W, held to 60 °C and then cut 2% per degree to 300 W at 85 °C. The page shows where modules derate rather than hiding it, and calls 94% efficiency typical, not guaranteed.
- Display
- IBM Plex Serif
- Text
- Source Sans 3
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