SENSORS & INSTRUMENTATION LIVE REVIEW


LASER DISTANCE MEASUREMENT LARGE AND SMALL


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ollowing a successful Sensors &


Instrumentation Live Show this year, our range of high quality and cost effective Laser Distance Measurement Sensors have proven to be very popular. The largest can measure


up to a 240 metre distance, with a resolution of 100m and a repeatability of +/- 1mm over the full range. Our smallest laser distance sensor has a physical size of just 8mm wide, with a


resolution of 8m. Interfaces include IO-Link, SSI, EtherNet/IP, EtherCAT, Profibus, CANOpen, DeviceNet,


PROFINET, Switching PNP/NPN & Analogue (depending on model). We are always happy to demonstrate and test any of our sensors to meet the needs


of your application.


Friswell Technologies Ltd u 024 7736 0025


u www.friswell-tech.com


STATUS INSTRUMENTS AT SENSORS & INSTRUMENTATION 2019


universal HART 5,6,7 field mounted temperature transmitter at Sensor & Instrumentation 2019. It was a successful show and from our extensive


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product portfolio, there was much interest shown in the DM650 cost effective field mounted displays and our wide signal conditioner ranges. Our DM650 range covers, temperature, humidity, pressure and any voltage or current input. It has built in datalogging and using contactless software, allowing users to do wonderful things with the product on their phone. This series also benefits from custom temperature sensors. Most of our products, like the DM650 series and


our signal conditioners benefit from free configuration software and a handy USB port. We also offer a new phone app to assist users with live instrumentation data. “


Status Instruments Ltd u 01684 296818


u www.status.co.uk


tatus Instruments Ltd was proud to showcase their recently released SEM320, a dual input


everyone who came by to see us at Sensors & Instrumentation Live this year. It gave us a great opportunity to demonstrate our brilliant PLUS! liquid-less dampening system for pressure gauges, as well as introduce people to a few more items in our portfolio for pressure and temperature measurement. We had a fantastic time at


ASHCROFT INSTRUMENTS LTD A


shcroft Instruments Ltd would like to thank


the show and although small, we felt it was a great success and we look forward to exhibiting again in 2020. If you didn’t make it this year and would still like to speak to us about our devices, please contact us on 01223 395500 and sales@ashcroftuk.com.


Ashcroft Instruments Ltd u 01223 395500


u www.ashcroftuk.com


DATA ACQUISITION & TESTING SERVICES LIMITED D


ata Acquisition & Testing Services provides data


acquisition, test and measurement, instrumentation, analysis and consultancy services across a wide spectrum of industries, from aerospace to textiles. Our office is based near Derby with field engineers located around the country. We are able to offer our services outside the UK and are happy to work almost anywhere around the world. Using digital test and measurement techniques, we use transducers and sensors to


measure physical quantities such as strain, stress, temperature, pressure, displacement, relative humidity, light, noise, resistance, current, power, speed, vibration etc. We can collect raw unprocessed measurement data or process and analyse it to meet industry or your specifications. Further to this we can provide independent reports and recommend engineering solutions. Alternatively you may have existing test and measurement capabilities, Data Acquisition & Testing Services are happy to work with your engineers and designers, to supplement or bring extra expertise to your business.


Data Acquisition & Testing Services u 01332 875450 u www.datsltd.com


GSM-2 GIVES WAY TO ARC-1 F


or years, KELLER’s GSM-2 has provided a simple way of remotely tracking pressure measurements, fill


SHERBORNE SENSORS S


herborne Sensors is an established, innovative company based in ‘transducer valley’ in Hampshire, UK with a strong global customer base. Sherborne Sensors’ core operations focus on the design and manufacture of


precision Accelerometers, Inclinometers, and Load Cells. Our products enjoy unsurpassed industry standing for ultra-reliability and long-life precision in critical military and industrial applications. While we offer a large range of standard off-the-shelf units to meet the requirements


of many applications; a large percentage of our business is the manufacture of custom sensors to meet customer’s specific requirements in both civilian and military markets. Good design, high quality components, rigorous manufacturing and thorough testing


processes have enabled Sherborne Sensors to achieve its reputation for quality worldwide. Sherborne Sensors hold accreditation to international quality approvals for design, manufacture, test, installation, including: ISO 9001: 2015 and AS9100 Rev D


Sherborne Sensors u 0870 444 0728


u www.sherbornesensors.com Instrumentation Monthly October 2019


and water levels, and monitoring limit values. Now, this proven data logger with remote data transmission unit has been upgraded and given a new name: ARC-1, the Autonomous Remote Data Collector.


Upgrading with the times


In the interests of compatibility, the ARC-1 incorporates the same functions as the GSM-2 but also includes some new features:


• It now communicates via the 3G mobile network, or 4G if required. The new radio modules also allow the device to be located via the mobile network.


• The mini SIM card has given way to a micro SIM card. The data logger can also be supplied with an e-SIM upon request.


• The system status information, including battery status and signal strength, has been supplemented by a moisture sensor.


• A real-time clock (RTC) has been integrated into the data logger which is more accurate and continues running auto nomously when the battery is changed.


• Existing GSM-2 data loggers can also be upgraded easily to ARC-1 data loggers if the existing 2G network at the measu ring point is no longer available.


KELLER u 0845 6432855 u www.keller-pressure.co.uk


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