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Telford International Centre, Telford, England
7th & 8th November WWEM 2012
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Remote Monitoring System to be Demonstrated with On-the-Day Live Feeds
Meteor Communications provide innovative remote monitoring solutions for the Environmental and Water markets. At WEMM, stand 63, they will be demonstrating the MCE-Nexus Remote Camera system with live feeds from cameras across the UK.
In use with Network Rail, the Environment Agency and Water Companies, the camera offers a complete, low power, cost effective solution for acquisition of images from remote sites. It can be easily integrated into existing SCADA or as a complete hosted solution using the Meteor Data Centre, offering comprehensive viewing and control facilities from any web enabled device.
Don’t miss Meteor’s workshop - 12:00 6th November, Room 8 .
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Protect and Preserve Water with Control and Management Systems
Water is an essential natural resource that needs to be protected and preserved. Effective and sustainable solutions are needed for managing water resources to ensure the availability of safe water for a growing global population. Phoenix Contact offers a wide range of product and application solutions for secure, scalable industrial networks, remote connectivity and reliable power needed to ensure the availability and reliability of control and SCADA systems for water management. Visit them on stand 64 at WWEM 2014.
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Safety Solutions to Save Time and Money
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In the year of its 125th anniversary, Dräger will be showcasing a range of safety solutions at this year’s WWEM conference on stands 2 & 3 – aiming to help the water industry stay on top of the testing and calibration of its portable gas detection instruments, whilst saving time and money. Solutions will include the Dräger X-dock, an instrument calibration and management system which allows companies to complete automatic bump testing and calibration in seconds, using just a
fraction of the test gas traditionally used with many other systems.
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Battery Powered Data Loggers withstand Harsh Environmental Conditions
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Technolog offers 30 years’ experience in the design and manufacture of battery powered data loggers for environmental monitoring and is committed to producing quality products designed to withstand harsh environments at attractive prices. Their range includes the Cello GSM SMS/GPRS logger featuring frequent data transmission, two way communication and sophisticated alarm regimes. Technolog produce Cellos for use with 4-20mA depth transmitters, rain gauges and shaft encoders and have an ATEX approved integrated Cello ultrasonic level monitor. Technolog are WITS founder members and offer a WITS-verified range of battery powered products which communicate by GPRS. Visit Technolog on stand 86 at WWEM.
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New Expandable Photometer offers Unique Testing Capabilities
DTK Water is pleased to announce that they will be exhibiting a range of their newest water testing products at the WWEM International Conference, at stand 129.
DTK Water is a leading manufacturer and supplier of water testing equipment and reagents offering analysis solutions for all types of water systems and industries. In particular, DTK will be demonstrating their new PrimeLab ‘Expandable’ Photometer and show casing how its unique capabilities are revolutionising the water testing industry. So come down and see what they can do for you, or alternatively visit their website.
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