Water/Wastewater 5 Signature Flow Meter
The Signature flow meter is designed for open channel flow monitoring applications. It supports flow measurement technologies
including ultrasonic, bubbler, submerged ultrasonic area velocity, and non-contacting laser Doppler area velocity. The meter can calculate flow using standard open channel level-to-flow conversions, as well as user defined equations or level to flow data points, depending on the application need.
With multiple smart interface options and multi- parameter logging (such as pH), the Signature flow meter provides a common platform for control action, reporting, and communication.
Standard features include: Multiple parameter data logging; Program and Summary Reports; Data Integrity Verification; Compatibility with Flowlink software; Multiple simultaneous flow technologies; pH and temperature input; SDI-12 input; RS-485 Modbus input; RS-485 Modbus output.
Applications include: Industrial Pretreatment Compliance; Permit Enforcement; Wastewater Treatment Plants; Outfall.
The Signature flow meter is just one of Teledyne Isco’s many products that are available for your application. To learn more about this and other flow meter products, please contact them for more information 800-228-4373 or
www.isco.com.
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Remotely Measure Flow in Open Channels
Teledyne Isco introduces the LaserFlow Velocity Sensor, which remotely measures flow in open channels with non- contact Laser Doppler Velocity technology and non-contact Ultrasonic Level technology. The sensor measures velocity with a laser beam at single or multiple points below the surface of the wastewater stream.
"We are very excited about the LaserFlow,” said Kaushal Trivedi, Flow Meter Product Marketing Manager for Teledyne Isco, “because it is ideal for a broad range of wastewater monitoring applications. This is a first for Isco and for the market.” He adds: “This sensor has versatile configuration options that give the user the flexibility to measure flow in most open channel applications.”
Some of the features for the LaserFlow Velocity Sensor include: Non-contact velocity and level measurement during normal conditions; Continuous, uninterrupted flow measurement during submerged conditions; Single or multiple point measurement below the liquid surface; Robust, submersible enclosure fulfills IP68 environmental requirements; No deadband from measurement point in non-contact level and velocity measurements; No need for manual velocity profiling with handheld meter; Bidirectional velocity measurement; Above-ground deployment and removal for increased safety and reduced time.
The LaserFlow Velocity Sensor is just one of Teledyne Isco’s many products that are available for your application. To learn more about this and other flow meter products, please contact them for more information 800-228-4373 or
www.isco.com.
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Refrigerated Sampler the Answer to the Rigorous Demands of Water Monitoring
Teledyne Isco introduces the 5800 Refrigerated Sampler as the answer to the rigorous demands of water monitoring. This new sampler features easy control and on-site programmability, as well as a unique slide-out bottle rack that eliminates awkward stooping and bending when retrieving sample containers. With these features, the 5800 Refrigerated Sampler is the only choice for stationary sampling in both municipal and industrial wastewater applications.
"Our new refrigerated sampler was designed by our customers through their feedback on what they wanted and needed in a sampler,” said Angel Luke, Sampler Product Marketing Manager for Teledyne Isco. "The 5800 incorporates what we have learned from, as well as built upon, proven Isco technology to produce a high quality and reliable refrigerated sampler.”
Some of the 5800 Refrigerated Sampler's unique features include: Flashing display to quickly identify program exceptions or alarm conditions; Up to four user-programmable, easy-recall sampling routines for weekday, weekend, high flow and low flow operation; Pause and Resume program option to synchronise your sampling with plant operations; Program Auto Re-Run option to automatically restart your sampling routines; Summary reports of sampler events and refrigerator temperature data for viewing and download.
The 5800 Refrigerated Sampler is just one of Teledyne Isco’s many products that are available for your application. With its ease of use, on-site abilities, and sample volume accuracy, this refrigerated sampler has it all. To learn more about this and other sampling products, please contact them for more information 800-228-4373 or
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The 5800 refrigerated sampler is the choice for industrial and wastewater treatment plants.
Teledyne Isco announces the Model 5800 refrigerated sampler. This sampler is new with features requested by water quality professionals.
A sampling of these features are:
1 Quickly identify program exceptions or alarm conditions
2 Easily recall up to four user-programmable sampling routines
3 Synchronize your sampling with plant operations using the Pause and Resume program option
4 Automatically restart your sampling routines with the Program Auto Re-run
5 View and download summary reports of sampler events and refrigerator temperature data
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www.envirotech-online.com IET Annual Buyers Guide 2013
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