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MEASUREMENT AND TESTING


New gas grid monitoring device protects critical assets with actionable insights Gas Monitoring


Emerson recently introduced the Fisher™ ARMOR™ solution for improving the operation of natural gas utility grid systems. This digital fi eld monitoring device features advanced measurement and communication capabilities designed specifi cally to enhance safety, streamline data collection and ensure regulatory compliance - all while supporting a digitally native workforce.


Natural gas utilities often need to monitor and analyse key variables at multiple points throughout their distribution systems, with data and information available locally or remotely. These capabilities are needed to improve safety and compliance, as regulatory bodies increasingly push for mandated monitoring at all natural gas district stations.


Enhanced monitoring can also improve effi ciency by reducing the need for frequent fi eld visits and excessive maintenance. Existing


solutions are either too limited regarding the number of variables measured and communication options, such as with chart recorders and meter sets, or too complex, typically using remote terminal units based on programmable logic controller (PLC) technology.


ARMOR addresses these and other issues as the only natural gas monitoring device of its type that can monitor pressure, travel and discrete input. Pressure measurement includes up to three values for monitoring at various points in the network to provide system status and equipment operational performance.


ARMOR’s templated and confi gurable dashboards and reports, along with its mobile app, simplify data gathering and analysis. It can serve as a regulator or station monitoring solution, and it can be used for end-of-line monitoring.


The new Fisher device leverages the trend of SCADA systems evolving to include cloud capabilities by providing additional monitoring capabilities through a cloud-based platform, making data accessible anytime, anywhere. The DeltaV™ SaaS SCADA platform complements ARMOR, providing a proven monitoring platform with analytics capabilities. This allows for data-driven decision-making with predictive analytics, a feature not available with most competitive products.


ARMOR has an intrinsically safe battery with up to a 5-year life span. It’s built to withstand harsh environments with an IP66 water and dust resistance rating, a CSA Class 1 Division 2 certifi cation, and an operating temperature range of -40°F +160°F.


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NIST-Traceable Trace Gas Standards you can trust!


Want portable gas calibration without cylinders or bulky equipment?


The Span Chek™ 2400 is your grab-and-go solution for accurate, NIST-traceable gas standards— ideal for ambient air monitors, detectors, and fence-line systems. It delivers repeatable multi-point concentrations directly at the sensor using up to four Trace Source™ disposable permeation tubes.


An internal micro-compressor and purifi ed ambient air eliminate the need for external sources. With stable temperature control (30–60°C), it supports a wide range of concentrations from sub-ppm to 100 ppm.


Compact, rechargeable, and easy to use, Span Chek™ 2400 fi ts seamlessly into fi eld, lab, or industrial workfl ows. Ditch the heavy gear—calibrate with confi dence, anywhere.


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Accurate trace gas calibration is vital in both industrial and laboratory settings. KIN-TEK Analytical, Inc. offers permeation-based systems that dynamically generate NIST-traceable gas standards from high ppm to low ppb—ideal for GC, GC/MS, and related applications.


The Span Pac™ Industrial (SP61-I) is designed for hazardous industrial environments, delivering continuous calibration gas directly into sampling systems. Certifi ed for N.E.C. Class 1, Group C/D, Division II (Division I optional), it is wall-mounted and purge-ready for reliable operation in process analyzer shelters.


For lab and QA/QC needs, FlexStream™ provides a modular system with advanced features like dilution and humidity control. It operates via touchscreen or FlexLink™ Software, offering intuitive control and data logging. For simpler applications, KIN-TEK also offers the 491Flex™ series and the streamlined EcoFlex™ system.


All KIN-TEK systems use proprietary Certifi ed Trace Source™ permeation tubes—available disposable or refi llable—with NIST-traceable calibration certifi cates. With over 550 chemical compounds available, users can create precise calibration mixtures, replicate real-world conditions, and perform multi-point calibrations confi dently.


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