Air Monitoring 49 Detachable screens accelerate gas analyser demand
Over the last two years, Signal Group has designed detachable screens into all S4 gas analysers. MD James Clements says: “For many of our customers, it was either inconvenient or impossible to be physically next to their analysers in order to view displayed readings and to control or manage their analyser, so we integrated a detachable tablet, and have been delighted with how popular this has been.”
Signal’s tablets have an IP67 rating, which means that they can even be used outdoors. Customers fi nd the tablet useful when it is necessary to install the analyser in a location with diffi cult access – such as: in an ATEX enclosure; with a raised gantry on a stack; in a combustion test rig, or on any site where the location of analysis is not an ideal or safe working space.
The tablet connects wirelessly to the analyser via inbuilt 802.11 WiFi which can communicate up to 50 metres. This provides users with the ability to view live data in a different location, and even manage data logging, alarms and calibration from a distance.
In addition, all S4 instruments have their own IP address, and are compatible with 3G, 4G, 5G, GPRS, Bluetooth, WiFi and satellite communications. This provides users with simple and secure access to their analysers at any time, from anywhere.
The removable tablets are supplied as standard with all S4 gas analysers, including the new SOLAR XPLORE, meaning this new functionality comes at no extra cost!
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The demand for measuring and testing tasks in the HVAC sector is not declining – in fact, it’s quite the opposite. Therefore, the demand for solutions that guarantee precise measurement results, easy handling and more effi cient processes have risen. The EUROLYZER®
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Recognising the importance for long-term environmental monitoring solutions. Tracer Power acknowledges the critical role played by batteries in ensuring uninterrupted operations and data collection in challenging environments. With Tracer Power’s advanced range of lithium batteries, which offer ultimate portability, enhanced energy density, and robust reliability, they are the ideal choice for applications requiring long- term deployment in remote locations.
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