Focus on ATEX L&J Engineering Announces MCG 2420 Transmitter L&J Engineering has announced its new, low-cost MCG 2420 Transmitter.
The MCG 2420’s versatile design allows it to be easily installed into existing applications. The MCG 2420 can easily couple to the Shand & Jurs Model 92302 & 92303 Liquid Level Indicators, and also the Varec 6700 Liquid Level Indicator.
The MCG 2420 boasts a number of key features present in its sister-transmitter, the MCG 2000MAX, including Absolute Magnetic Encoding. The MCG 2420 runs on ultra-low power and does not require batteries or eproms.
L&J has replaced the foot and inch optical discs with foot and inch magnets which provide much greater accuracy and reliability and also allows for the option of using a much smaller housing than previously possible. The MCG 2420 has an expanded range of 0-128 feet. By using absolute magnetic encoding the number of parts required is greatly reduced in turn providing unmatched reliability.
“The MCG 2420 shows L&J Engineering’s innovation in the level gauging market,” Product Manager Jim Jannotta said. “It’s designed to ensure maximum reliability in critical level gauging applications and has an optional LCD display so level can be recorded at the tank or transmitted back to the control room via wires or wirelessly.”
Similar to other L&J Engineering Transmitters, the MCG 2420 is completely unaffected by power failures in your tank farm without the use of batteries. When power is restored the transmitter will accurately reflect the current level, even if it has changed, without the need for additional calibration. Along with all other L&J level gauging equipment, the MCG 2420 can communicate with L&J Engineering’s MCG 3630 Touch Panel Tank Monitor.
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Touchscreen and Wireless Technology Make Tank Monitoring Easier than Ever
L&J Engineering has announced its new MCG 3630 Touch Panel Tank Monitor.
The MCG 3630 boasts a number of significant improvements over its predecessor, the MCG 3600, including a more user-friendly interface. The touch screen LCD panel includes a built-in 1.6 GHz CPU and a 2.5’’ HDD bay. Additionally, the MCG 3630 can interface with multiple tanks to display level, temperature, BS&W and density via L&J Tankway, Modbus, GPE and even wireless protocols.
“The MCG 3630 is another example of L&J Engineering pushing the envelope in the level gauging market,” Product Manager Jim Jannotta said. “It’s designed to be user friendly as well as to ensure maximum reliability in critical level gauging applications.”
The MCG 3630 with touch panel tank monitor provides field polling support for level, temperature, BS&W and density. It displays information as text and in graphical format for multiple tanks. The MCG 3630’s touch screen selectable system allows the user to easily monitor their inventory, change parameters and set alarm controls.
The system supports host communication back to a DCS, PLC, or other accounting software with tank level, temperature, BS&W, and density being just a few of the parameters that can be sent.
The MCG 3630 can communicate with L&J Engineering’s MCG 1600SFI High Accuracy Radar Gauge, MCG 2000 MAX Float & Tape Gauge Transmitter, MCG 8152 Magnetostrictive Gauge and MCG 1500SFI Servo Gauge along with all other L&J level gauging equipment.
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June/July 2010
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