Products Hazardous Area Equipment
IS loop powered 4/20mA Set Point Station reduces cost
indicators & displays... conventional to fieldbus
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www.beka.co.uk BEKA associates Ltd
Old Charlton Road, Hitchin, Hertfordshire, SG5 2DA UK Tel +44 (0) 1462 438301 e-mail
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BEKA associates has intro- duced a new intrinsically safe panel mounting loop powered 4/20mA Set Point Station (set point generator), which is ATEX and IECEx certified for use in all gas and dust hazardous areas. Enabling manual set point adjustment from within a hazardous process area, it incorporates a bold five digit display which may be cali- brated to show the engineering variable represented by the 4/20mA current, plus a 31 seg- ment bargraph showing the output current.
The new BA427E generator
which is backwards compatible with the earlier BA405C, has additional features including five pre-set outputs, an extended temperature range, an easy to change scale card and a lower list price than its predecessor. For general purpose applica- tions, the new BA627E offers the same additional features. Both models have a 96 x 48mm DIN enclosure with an IP66 front panel, and are avail- able with a factory fitted green backlight which may be loop or separately powered. BEKA
www.beka.co.uk T: 01462 438 301
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