Berker Industrial Automation
Every well-designed electrical panel speaks a quiet language — order, feedback, and precision. Berker automation and control components form that language inside modern buildings and industrial systems. From signalling devices and modular control units to machine interfaces and accessories, Berker builds each component with the same mechanical discipline and reliability found in their wiring products.
This is control hardware designed for electricians and automation engineers who expect clean assembly, consistent performance, and durability under load.
Berker Automation and control — built for reliability
Berker automation and control equipment serves as the connective tissue between sensors, actuators, and command logic.
DIN-rail modules, contact interfaces, and relay elements form compact systems that simplify both control panel design and future maintenance.
Every module carries clear terminal marking, proper isolation, and strong mechanical locking on the rail — small details that prevent wiring errors and reduce service time.
For BMS, HVAC, or manufacturing automation, Berker control devices guarantee precise signalling, stable contact pressure, and long mechanical life.
Berker Control and signalling — clear status, clear command
In process environments, clarity equals safety. Berker control and signalling devices include illuminated pushbuttons, emergency stops, selector switches, and pilot lights in standard 22 mm and 30 mm cutout sizes.
Front bezels are resistant to oils, dust, and UV, making them suitable for both clean rooms and industrial areas.
High-contrast indicator elements provide visible feedback under any lighting condition, while modular contact blocks snap securely without tools.
Engineers rely on them for panels where physical feedback still matters — tactile, precise, and dependable.
Berker Industrial control — hardware for continuous operation
Industrial systems don’t rest, and neither should the components that command them. Berker industrial control hardware — relays, contactors, timers, and interlocks — is designed for continuous duty.
Silver-alloy contacts minimize wear under frequent switching, while coils are rated for voltage fluctuations common in plant environments.
Housing materials resist heat and chemicals, ensuring stable performance from −25 °C to +60 °C.
In assembly lines, conveyors, or automated storage systems, these devices maintain repeatable response without drift or overheating.
Control devices range — modular logic for every system
The Berker control devices range covers all major building and process control functions: from power switching and timing to logic interfacing.
Each device integrates seamlessly into modular DIN-rail systems, sharing standard dimensions, labeling, and terminal orientation.
Options include mechanical and electronic timers, signal relays, latching modules, and contact expanders — all designed to coordinate control circuits without bulky wiring.
For integrators, this modular logic allows precise system scaling without redesigning panel layouts.
Berker Machine control components — precision where it matters
Machines rely on coordination — between motor circuits, sensors, and safety loops. Berker machine control components provide that coordination through compact relays, overload elements, and interface modules.
They ensure clean separation between low-voltage logic and high-power drives, reducing interference and simplifying diagnostics.
In production lines, these components maintain synchronization, handle continuous cycling, and tolerate vibration and temperature variation.
Each terminal remains accessible even after installation — a small but critical advantage for maintenance engineers.
Berker Control modules — the link between field and logic
Berker control modules translate field signals into actionable control — from relay amplifiers and timers to voltage and phase monitoring units.
Their circuitry is optimized for fast response, clear indication LEDs, and consistent tolerance across temperature shifts.
Integrated test buttons and removable terminal blocks simplify commissioning and service.
Whether for PLC signal adaptation or autonomous relay logic, these modules keep control architecture compact and maintainable.
Control system accessories — finishing the installation
Reliable control depends on detail. Berker control system accessories — end plates, jumpers, fixing brackets, marking strips, and protective covers — ensure clean assembly and compliance.
Each accessory matches Berker’s DIN-rail geometry and insulation standards, allowing consistent spacing and professional finishing across panels.
Installers appreciate how the accessories reduce time on site — no improvisation, no trimming, everything fits by design.
Berker Automation components — consistency across the system
From simple relay circuits to complex automation networks, Berker automation components maintain uniform connection logic and electrical characteristics.
That consistency allows electricians to build hybrid systems — power distribution, control, and signalling — using components from the same brand without mismatched dimensions or specifications.
The result is a clean, serviceable, and certifiable control cabinet.
Engineered for the field
All Berker control components undergo electrical endurance, dielectric, and temperature tests according to IEC 60947.
Terminals are vibration-proof; plastics are self-extinguishing and halogen-free.
When mounted inside a panel, they give the impression every engineer values — a structured, balanced layout where every conductor and module feels deliberate.
Wholesale and B2B supply
At Bank of Lamps, we supply the full Berker automation and control portfolio — signalling devices, industrial relays, control modules, accessories, and machine control components — directly from our warehouse in Latvia, exporting across Europe.
We serve electrical contractors, OEM panel builders, and automation integrators who expect precision-built control hardware with stable performance and certified compliance.
Each order includes wiring diagrams, datasheets, and terminal identification charts for accurate installation.