Semiconductor switching
SiC-based power electronics provide the switching foundation for rapid DC fault interruption.
800VDC · SOLID-STATE CIRCUIT PROTECTION
Microsecond fault interruption for the next generation of AI data center power distribution.
Built on an existing 800V / 250A working prototype.
Fault interruption
ProTac validated performance
Functional illustration · System coordination required
Prototype voltage
Working prototype
Breaking capacity
Efficiency
01 / PRODUCTS
Starting with 800VDC protection, ProTac brings semiconductor switching, sensing and control together in one circuit protection system.
WORKING PROTOTYPE
Our starting point for AI infrastructure protection: an operating prototype that combines fast fault interruption with digital control.
Performance values reflect ProTac’s validated engineering results. Initial UL certification is planned for 125A and 250A; UL certification is not yet represented as complete.

02 / TECHNOLOGY
Source-side current limiting and branch-level interruption perform different jobs. A coordinated system needs both functions.
An SST or other converter controls energy delivered to the DC bus.
Stored energy on the bus can continue to feed a downstream fault.
Fast, selective interruption disconnects the faulted circuit.
Coordinated protection helps limit disruption to healthy circuits.
SiC-based power electronics provide the switching foundation for rapid DC fault interruption.
Sensing, gate drive and local analog protection work alongside digital logic for fast response.
U.S.-developed firmware supports configuration, coordination and diagnostics. Critical protection operates locally.
APPLICATION FOCUS
Fast branch protection where high-density computing meets DC power.
Selective protection at distribution points feeding critical loads.
A higher-current development roadmap for the next levels of distribution.
03 / MANUFACTURING STRATEGY
Our planned operating model pairs specialist module manufacturing with U.S. software engineering, final assembly and routine testing.
Initial production through partners and contract manufacturers, with partner equipment and tools sought for the power module.
Planned Rhode Island facility in a leased warehouse, converted for assembly and test operations.
Initial UL certification scope: 125A and 250A. Specialized life, high-energy short-circuit, overload and qualification testing will be outsourced.
04 / COMPANY
ProTac Electric Co. is a U.S. company developing solid-state circuit protection for AI data center infrastructure.
Chief Executive Officer
Industrial leadership, operations and capital deployment, with experience at Eaton / Cooper, GE and GIC.
Chief Operating Officer
Data center infrastructure and finance. CEO of DJI Energy Corp and former President of Discover AI LLC.
Chief Technology Officer
Product development and electrical equipment experience spanning Cooper, Eaton and industrial design.
Chief Commercial Officer
Energy and infrastructure commercialization. Co-founder of Grain Ecosystem; former Schneider Electric and AlphaStruxure executive.
SVP, Asia Pacific
Regional leadership at GE and Cooper, with entrepreneurial experience in power equipment and control systems.
Chief Advisor · Board of Advisors
Power electronics and packaging expertise. Virginia Tech PhD, with automotive industry experience at Ford and NIO.
No. In the architecture described here, source-side current limiting reduces continued energy injection. Branch protection interrupts the fault path, including current supplied by downstream stored energy. Selection and coordination depend on the actual system.
ProTac has an 800V / 250A working prototype. The initial UL certification plan covers 125A and 250A. Higher-current products are on the development roadmap; the site does not represent them as shipping products.
Semiconductor turn-off interrupts current but does not itself provide a mechanical isolation gap. Isolation mechanisms and the applicable safety requirements must be addressed at product and system level.