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Fibre Optic Sensors for Industrial Applications
New 2016 catalogue now available from Martindale Electric
he latest Martindale Electric catalogue is the essential reference for all electricians and maintenance personnel working on electrical equipment and installations and those involved in safe isolation. Organised into 12 comprehensive categories, allowing you to easily find what you need, the expanded 73-page, catalogue is a complete electrical test guide with invaluable information about how to choose the right equipment for the job from socket testers to 17th Edition multifunction instruments. Featuring nearly 300 items of electrical and environment test equipment and accessories, the new catalogue includes over 30 brand new products and several new kits offering great value and complete solutions to many application from safe isolation to PAT testing. A completely new series of tough,
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high performance clamp meters from Martindale Electric are showcased. The pocket sized clamps enable accurate True RMS AC and DC current measurement from micro Amps to 600 Amps.
Martindale Electric 01923 441717
www.martindale-electric.co.uk
measurement, from Canadian manufacturer OpSens Solutions. Utilising the principles of white light polarisation interferometry (WLPI) and semiconductor band gap (SCBG) technology, these sensors perform exceptionally well in harsh and high/low temperature environments, being immune to RF, MRI, EMI, nuclear and microwave radiation. Cable runs of 3km are possible with no degradation in measurement accuracy and sensors are available in a robust industrial design for fit and forget applications. Techni Measure are excited to add this technology to our wide range of sensors and solutions for the measurement of strain, vibration, displacement, force, pressure, torque, orientation and temperature. We will be happy to discuss your application and propose a solution to any measurement requirement.
T Techni Measure 01527 854103
www.technimeasure.co.uk
Higher resolution, high-end model added to TiS Performance Series of infrared cameras
focusing, capturing professional quality images on its 320 x 240 pixel, 3.5 inch screen. The rugged infrared camera can be used to upload images to Fluke Cloud™ via a wireless connection to securely store and manage images and potentially reduce administrative time back in the office. Reports can be created and emailed from the jobsite via Fluke Connect®, eliminating the need to return to the office to process reports. IR-Fusion® technology offers fast analysis with picture-in-picture mode and AutoBlend™ of visible and infra-red light at five pre-set levels. The Fluke TiS75 is ideal for applications in industrial and electrical maintenance, in the process industries and in building applications. It offers one touch image access, which eliminates the need to scroll through a menu to view images. Thousands of images can be stored on its 4GB of internal memory and 4GB removable SD card.
F Fluke (U.K.) Ltd 0207 942 0700
New SomatXR modules expand range of applications
BM - a market leader in the field of test and measurement - is pleased to announce it has developed three new modules, designed to make the SomatXR data acquisition system even more powerful and flexible. Specifically developed for use in harsh environments, the latest additions to the HBM range includes the MX840B-R and SomatXR MX411B-R amplifiers and the SomatXR MX471B-R CAN module. The MX840B-R is a universal amplifier, which offers eight channels for connecting over 16 different transducer technologies, making it the perfect solution for various measurement tasks that require the use of many different transducers. With four channels and a data rate of up to 100 kS/s per channel, SomatXR MX411B-R is ideally suited for highly dynamic measurement tasks, such as vibration measurements and impact tests, which requires precise measurement.
H HBM 020 8515 6000
NEW Legionella Timer Thermometer for ACoP L8
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ME has developed a new instrument specifically designed for engineers involved in Legionnaires’ disease risk assessment management, prevention & testing to ACoP L8. The MM2008 Legionella Thermometer with Integral Timer features 1 and 2 minute countdown buttons for the timed temperature tests required for hot and cold water outlets. Combined with TME’s BSKS01-S Dual Purpose Waterproof Temperature Probe - suitable for both running water and pipe surface temperature measurement – the new thermometer is offered in a brand new Compact Legionella Temp Kit (CLEGK1) at the special introductory price of just £120.
Main Features • High accuracy waterproof thermometer to IP67 (MM2008) with integral countdown timer. • Fully waterproof dual purpose probe (BSK01-S) for liquid and surface temperature measurement.
The MM2008 is also available to order online in other kit combinations or on its own. TM Electronics (UK) Ltd
01903 700651 32 DECEMBER/JANUARY 2016 | INSTRUMENTATION
www.tmethermometers.com
www.hbm.com
from laser process gas analysers
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uantitech has launched a range of process gas analysers based on tuneable diode laser absorption spectroscopy (TDLAS). “Over 8,000 instruments have been installed around the world, but the manufacturer Focused Photonics Inc (FPi) is new to the UK,” says Quantitech MD Keith Golding. “By utilising
‘single-line’ spectroscopy, the Laser Gas
Analyser (LGA) range can be configured for continuous analysis of a number of key compounds, with an enormous dynamic range from single figure ppm to % levels, without interference from other process components. Purchase and operational costs are low which delivers a fast payback,” he adds.
Quantitech Ltd 01908 227722
www.quantitech.co.uk
/INSTRUMENTATION Fast payback
www.fluke.co.uk/ti
luke has introduced a high-end, higher resolution model to its latest TiS Performance Series of infrared cameras. The new TiS75 offers manual
echni Measure introduce a range of fibre optic sensors for temperature,
pressure, strain and displacement
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