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Red Lion launches first rugged crimson-ena bled E3 I/O pl atfor m networking into industrial applications
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ed Lion Controls, the global experts in communication, monitoring and control industrial automation and networking, the
d E3 I/O module platform, a set of 17 new
availability
high-density metal
modules enclosures
communication platfo
options. of This its
I/O modules with hardened and
powerful
rm marks Red Lion’s first rugged I/O versatile
software. Designed to withstand the critical demands of
configurable using Crimson 3.0 localized and distributed I/O
applications, Red Lion’s Crimson-enabled E3 I/O modules feature robust networking capabilities with redundant Ethernet ports and one
built-in RS-485
additi modu
can serial the terminal and dual for
Ethernet ports that include user-selectable Ethernet modes for ring, pass through and two network, les
eliminate onal
easy-to-deploy E3 I/O the
need switching devices. In addition, these modules offer up to 34 mixed I/O
points including input/output, analog/discrete and temperature I/O for complex industrial applications. “Customers today are demanding both more I/O connectivity and mixed I/O types – digital, analog or temperature – because of the variety of sensors and inputs needed to monitor complex systems,” said Paul Bunnell, director of automation product management at Red Lion Controls. “To keep industrial operations
running Red Lion Controls Red Lion Controls smoothly, organizations require easy-to-configure equipment with multiple
connectivity options and rugged enclosure s that enable reliable performance in harsh environments.” 0800 733 54667
BOSSi-Series offers bespokePlate Heat Exchangers in seven days
leading distributor of heating and pipeline products and services – are built to order so that fully assembled and tested units can be supplied within seven working days of order. Suitable applications include generating heating and cooling water for large buildings such as colleges, hospitals, offices and sports facilities. These PHEs can be integrated with heating systems to either pressure break,
A form a system to protect a boiler
pressure, or as part of district heating, solar, biomass, heat pump or heat dump systems. To ensure that all products are fit purpose, BSS has a dedicated in-house team of experts to provid e technical support.
from a dirty system or high for
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ArcelorMittal improves safety and reduces costswith Smart KeyManager
RFID-based system only release s keys to authorised personne l A
rcelorMittal, the world’s leading steel and mining company, has improved safety and reduced costs at
its Fos-sur-Mer southern France with the Smart Key Manager site in from SERV Trayvou
Interverrouillage (STI). Before introducing the Smart Key Manager, ArcelorMittal relied on a twin-key system to grant workers access to fork lift trucks and radio controls for overhead cranes. Staff presented their fork lift licence or permit and were given a specially-numbered key. By inserting this key into one side of a two-key lock and turning it, they freed the other key, which then allowed them access to their desired piece of machinery. Over the years, lost, stolen or forgotten keys had to be replaced, while some employees retained their key without holding the necessary licence or authorisation.
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ssembled from stocked components, the exclusive BOSS™ i- Series of plate heat exchangers (PHE)
from BSS – the UK’s Reliable
measurement over long distances
100% testing of S to IP65
lasers which boast excelle ensors UK introduces a ra
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long distance reliability through the manufacturing process. The
range of DIMETIX lasers offer measurements from 0~30m up to a 500m range with repeatability to only ±0.3mm. rated
All have a rugged metal enclosure for
use in even the harshest
environments. Depending upon your application we can offer a wide a choice of output options such as a programmable 4~20mA or RS232C output and SSI.
two of Long
There are even three digital outputs, which can be programmed as relay alarms. distance laser sensors are suitable for both dynamic and static applications. They can be used to measur e distance, level and position, and to detect motion. Pairs
of thickness,
sensors length
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be mounted diameter.
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