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Vision Turbine Meter Range from Badger Meter


Range topping VBF40 amplifier/filter product


emo Ltd have completed the update of their range topping VBF40 amplifier/filter product. With hundreds of systems installed all over the world providing thousands of channels of filtering the VBF40 remains one of the world’s most advanced and versatile analogue filter systems for almost any application.


K The VBF40 features include:


• Filter cutoff range DC to 255 kHz • Flexible Gain x1 to x1000 (+60dB) • 5 built-in filter responses • 2 lowpass, 2 highpass, and bandpass • Sharp 135 dB / Octave filters • IEPE Inputs • Series / Parallel connection between channel pairs • Manual and computer control • 2-16 channels per 19” rack • Signal level indication • Wide dynamic range


Kemo are proud to be part of the UK’s resurgent manufacturing industry.


Kemo  01474 705168  www.kemo.com


onstructed from Trogamid, the Vision models are compliant with the requirements of The Water Regulations Advisory Scheme, known as WRAS.


C The turbines are suitable for industrial applications like


cooling plants, dosing, irrigation and dispensing systems as well as in the food, chemical and pharmaceutical industry. Vision series consists of three turbine flow meter models: the


Vision 1000, for measuring liquid flow as low as 0.1 and up to 2.5 l/min, Vision 2000 for measuring liquid flow as low as 0.5 and up to 35 l/min and the Vision 3000 for measuring liquid flow as low as 5 and up to 65 l/min. Available in sizes ¼” and 3/8” and providing an accuracy of ±3%, these meters make an excellent choice for measuring exact small quantities of liquid.


Bell Flow Systems  01280 817304  www.bellflowsystems.co.uk


Ultra-compact DIN-rail I o T Gateway with the Power- efficient RISC-based i.MX6UL Processor – IFB122


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xiomtek - a world-renowned leader relentlessly devoted in the research, development and manufacture of series of innovative and reliable industrial computer products of high efficiency - is unveiling the IFB122, an extremely compact RISC-based DIN-rail industrial I o T gateway powered by the low-power Freescale i.MX6UL-2 processor in the ARM® Cortex™-A7 micro architecture. Designed to meet the challenges in critical environments, it supports extended operating temperature ranging from -40°C to 70°C, flexible wide voltage range 9V - 48V DC power input, and can withstand vibration up to 5G. One PCI Express Mini Card slot, one SIM card slot, and two internal antennas are available for Wi-Fi and 3G/4G connections. With the abilities to transmit data and manage various devices, the IP40-rated ready-to-run IFB122 is definitely a cost-effective solution for remote control/monitoring management applications.


Manhatten


Dewesoft R8D now with battery power T


 01344 307733  www.mansky.co.uk


he battery powered portable instrument is designed according MIL standards and capable of withstanding harsh conditions in heavy environments such as construction and in Military applications. The instrument supports up to 32 galvanic isolated high dynamic input channels up to 1MS/s, which support almost any kind of signal and sensor. Analogue voltage up to ±1000V, accelerometers, charge sensors, strain gauges, load cells, pressure sensors, thermocouples, RTDs, etc. Digital, GPS, ARINC 429, 1553, PCM, Chapter 10, Flexray, CAN, RS232, Ethernet and more... The system can easily be expanded up to hundreds of channels using SIRIUS and KRYPTON modules. High-speed cameras are directly supported.


A powerful INTEL I5 processor with 500GB storage and a high resolution 12“ screen guarantees measurement performance from -10° to +60°C. Based on the award winning DEWESOFT-X2 software, the instrument is used in multi-function analysis applications such E-Mobility, with NVH Analyzer, Combustion Analyzer, Power Analyzer,ADAS analyzer with the integrated 100Hz GPS receiver with RTK


Dewesoft UK Ltd  01367 871000


Temperature Monitoring from 1 to 12 sensors in 1 relay


he Ziehl range of digital temperature relays offer an array of temperature protection relays for use with a standard PTC (thermistor) and Pt 100 sensors. They are used in applications which require accurate protection against the damaging effects of heat. Suitable for use in transformer protection, motor protection, winding protection and temperature monitoring in process applications. The range offers devices from 1 to 12 sensor inputs, with a selection of outputs – relays, analogue, digital and Ethernet enabled. Several of the relays for PTC are available with approval for the protection of motors in explosive areas. With ATEX approval the relays are approved for the protection of motors use in areas with combustible gases (marking G: gas) or in areas with combustible dust (marking D: dust) There is an option for wireless temperature monitoring of High-voltage Transformers The range is available in Panel or DIN rail mounting with or without a digital display. Ziehl also manufacture a range of sensors PTC and Pt 100 for use with the relays.


T TVRinstruments 40  01206 575755 DECEMBER/JANUARY 2017 | INSTRUMENTATION  www.tvri.co.uk  www.dewesoft.com


Calibration Software and Asset


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t IndySoft we believe the purchase of a calibration or tooling asset management system is one of the most important decisions you can make in relation to your quality program needs. We understand that these are your operations and the right software package is going to be the one that can compliment and augment your process, not unflinchingly dictate how you have to run your business. At IndySoft we take the time to understand your business needs and challenges, then pull from our extensive experience to offer just the right mix of products and services to meet your long-term goals. We look forward to hearing from you, learning about your business, and showing you all the great things you can accomplish by working with us. Let's build something great together.


IndySoft  01908 540 638  www.indysoft.co.uk


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