x UK Focus See the light with new two-wire radar sensors
Pulsar Measurement have launched their BRAND NEW Refl ect™ two-wire radar sensors! A fi rst in the Pulsar Measurement product portfolio, these sensors have been designed to provide the highest confi dence in level measurement in the most challenging conditions. Providing accurate monitoring of liquids and solids in critical measurement applications, ensuring complete peace of mind with a product that requires minimal skills and human intervention.
This brand new innovative low power radar level measurement sensor automatically optimises performance from install through to decommissioning, using Pulsar Measurement’s patented Refl ectTILT™ functionality. Refl ectTILT™ ensures optimal measurement by using the built-in LEDs to signal when the sensor is level and giving greatest signal strength. These lights are also used to give early indication of a change in measurement integrity, providing confi dence in the accuracy of your data.
Refl ect level sensors have been designed to be an ally to the long-standing ultrasonic measurement that Pulsar Measurement are renowned for world-wide. There is a place for both radar and ultrasonic sensor and at Pulsar Measurement, you now get the choice of both – coupled with Pulsar’s award-winning technical knowledge and customer service.
The hermetically sealed Pulsar Measurement Refl ect™ level sensors require no routine servicing, able to withstand the harshest environments whilst maintaining accuracy in the presence of extreme dust, temperature, moisture, pressure, and chemicals. The Refl ect™ level sensors also perform reliably on turbulent surfaces, making it the ideal choice where the applications can be tough.
The sensors also benefi t from Pulsar Measurement’s worldwide reputation of accuracy and reliability thanks to the built-in DATEM software. Allowing the sensor to ‘hone-in’ on the true level – giving you the accurate data you need to be able to make decisions about your operations. Refl ect™ is also compatible with HART communication protocol and DTM drivers.
Refl ect™ is not only supplied with Bluetooth built in as standard, but for additional security and confi dence that only authorised users can access the device, its range is user defi nable. Users can easily set the maximum wireless range of each Refl ect™ to be between 4 and 40 m (13.1 – 131.2 ft), depending on the size of their facility. Users also have the option to disable the Bluetooth function if required.
Helapet Online Design Tool Gives Clients the Opportunity to Design their own Inline Disc Filters
“For me it was an easy experience making my own fi lter using the Helapet online tool and receiving a quote. I also like the option of having my own branding printed on the fi lter. A very good transaction process from start to fi nish”
Helapet Ltd provides a simple online disc fi lter design tool, designed to enhance user experience and give clients more control in creating custom-made inline disc fi lters.
The simple-to-use slide navigation takes the user on an online journey through each stage of the fi lter design process and is supported by detailed information, enabling them to select key fi lter elements from a wide variety of components and added features to combine them to create the fi nal product. Once completed the client can simply submit an enquiry for their chosen design.
We know that ‘one size fi ts all’ does not apply when catering for a diverse range of fi ltration requirements across a variety of industries. We let our clients take control and choose the right combination of features from the comprehensive selection available.
For the last 35 years, Helapet inline disc fi lters have been used for a multitude of essential industry applications including contamination protection, sterile venting, particulate fi ltration and ink clarifi cation. Helapet produce fi lters that are low linting, clean and chemically compatible negating the use of adhesives or binders.
Our end-to-end consultation service ensures that each unique fi lter adheres to the client’s exact specifi cations before the fi nal design is completed. Using professional Computer Aided Design (CAD) software our team will work with you to get the fi nal fi lter design ready for production, supported by prototype trial samples before sign-off.
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The 101D Water Level DrawDown Meter from Solinst combines two convenient tools into one. It provides accurate depth-to-water measurements in wells, boreholes, standpipes, and tanks. The added drawdown function monitors falling hydraulic head during low-fl ow sampling, pumping and other aquifer/well tests. It has a sturdy reel and frame, a convenient tape guide, on/off sensitivity dial, battery test button, and an easy-to-access 9V battery tray. Levels are read from durable fl at tape, accurately laser marked every mm or 1/100 ft. Tapes are available up to 1500 m (5000 ft). The probe is submersible for the full length of the tape.
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Pulsar Refl ect™ uses a web-based app, to give an easy and convenient way for you to change parameters, access trend reports and view echo traces. The web-based app is accessible through any browser on any device (PC, Android, or iOS). Once the browser has loaded on your device you won’t need to worry about signal. Using a web-based app also means there are no regular updates to install, just scan the QR code and you’re ready to go!
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Versatile water level drawdown meter with dual functionality
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