PREVIEW EXHIBITOR TEMPERATURE SENSORS AND THERMOCOUPLE CONNECTORS I
ndustry leaders in the manufacture of temperature sensors and thermocouple
connectors, Labfacility are delighted to showcase their product range at the Sensors & Instrumentation show. Temperature sensors are manufactured at
Labfacility’s 12,000 sq ft South Yorkshire site, where it produces thousands of sensors per month, including thermocouples, PRTs, environmental and hand held varieties. Thermocouple connectors in IEC, Ansi (US) and JIS (Japanese) calibration types are manufactured at the company’s 6,000 sq ft West Sussex facility. Labfacility also stocks a vast array of
thermocouple cables in IEC, Ansi and JIS options, including FibreGlass, PTFE and PFA. Of particular note this year is the
company’s burgeoning new product pipeline. Recent additions include: • A general purpose thermocouple kit –
including a digital thermometer and a choice of probes • The Labfacility L300 thermocouple
temperature alarm / on-off controller • The Labfacility L300 Pt100 temperature
alarm / on-off controller • A grain moisture meter
• An infrared thermometer • Humidity and temperature data loggers • A bi metal stainless steel thermometer. Labfacility is entering its 47th year of trading and now employs some 70 staff members. The company strives for exceptional customer service and has over 165 independent reviews on its Trustpilot review scheme, and a rating of 9.5/10. Labfacility has developed its online
presence heavily in the last few years – please visit
www.labfacility.com for more information– in addition to its sales platforms via eBay and Amazon. The company specialises in bespoke
temperature measurement requirements as well as offering a vast range of its products from stock. These are available for immediate purchase and despatch worldwide from its website. In addition, Labfacility’s specialist
team of sales and technical support are readily available to offer their advice with accompanying credit facilities.
Labfacility
www.labfacility.com T: 01243 871280
ENERGISED
The latest development from InfraTec is extending its family of miniaturised multi channel detectors with the added benefit of current mode
T
he LRM-284 is the latest pyroelectric detector from InfraTec in TO39
housing. It extends the company’s family of miniaturised multi channel detectors. Equipped with two double-operational amplifiers, it combines the advantages of the innovative stack design with current mode. Since it is a single supply detector, an analyser with low power consumption can be designed – a fact which particularly speaks for the operation of the detector in portable devices. In comparison with the performance of
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detectors in voltage mode, signal changes will appear faster with the LRM- 284 and thus the responding behaviour is more dynamic. At the same time, the signal voltage generated in the process is considerably higher. Consequently, the circuit design can be simplified and the detector becomes more resilient against disturbances, which makes the solution of the measuring task significantly easier. The higher signal levels also support the easy integration of the detector into measuring modules.
ONE STEP AHEAD OF COMPETITORS Other performance parameters also stand out, particularly when considering existing detectors on the market as a reference. The field of view is approximately twice as large. Consequently, much more infrared radiation impinges on the sensor elements whereby the signal-to-noise ratio improves accordingly.
SEPTEMBER 2017 | SENSORS & INSTRUMENTATION 2017
Meet the InfraTec team at Sensors & Instrumentation
RESILIENT AND POWERFUL In addition to the advantages that come from current mode, the LRM-284 combines all qualities that distinguish a PYROMID multi channel detector. The aperture of the TO39 housing is 5mm by 5mm. A robust central window in the cap made of silicon, for example, can even be soldered for complete hermetic sealing. Inside the detector are the 2mm by
2mm channel filters, which have an additional cost-saving effect when compared with other detectors of their performance class due to their smaller surface area. Providing thermal compensation, the detectors have been designed for applications of industrial and medical gas sensors.
InfraTec Infrared Ltd.
www.InfraTec.co.uk T: 01246 267562
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