ADVERTORIALS
UK RELEASE OF THE NEW KIKUSUI PWR- 01 SERIES
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elonic Instruments announce the UK
release of the new Kikusui PWR-01 series of wide- range benchtop programmable DC power supplies. The PWR-01 series are versatile instruments with models offering 400W, 800W, and 1200W rated power output with maximum rated voltages up to 650V. Equipped with a 4-times voltage and current variable ratio, making this one of the most versatile range of DC power supplies on the market today, the PWR-01 provides flexible current and voltage for a variety of applications. Variable internal impedance is a unique new feature that allows for various types of simulations suitable for automotive test and other battery-driven applications as well as solar-panel evaluation. The PWR-01 is also equipped with a soft- start function that limits the inrush current, minimizing any harmful effects to DUTs such as DC motors. The power supplies are also equipped with ergonomic power setting knobs, allowing the operator to control voltage and current independently, as well as front-facing banana plugs design for safety and convenience.
Telonic Instruments u 0118 9786911 u
www.telonic.co.uk
EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS OF KEM KUPPERS FLOWMETERS
These include the ZHM, SRZ positive displacement, HM turbine and the Tricor coriolis series. Sign up for FlowSight, the Litre Meter newsletter.
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ZHM: Positive displacement gear meter with wide range and in a variety of materials including aluminium and 316 stainless steel.
HM: Axial turbine flowmeter, also in range of materials, from 0.03 to 25,000 litres per minute and up to 350°C.
SRZ: Helical screw positive displacement flowmeter combining exceptional accuracy and viscosity rangeability. Flows from 0.01 to 400 litres per minute. Low pressure drop.
Tricor: Coriolis mass flow meter for gases and liquids. Smallest size available in very high pressure rating (1550bar). Range measures from 3 to 230,000 kg per hour, and higher.
All of these units are manufactured in Germany by Litre Meter’s sister company, KEM Kueppers GmbH.
Litre Meter u 01296 670 200 u
www.litremeter.com
BVM ANNOUNCE THE AVAILABILITY OF ARM BASED GRAPHICS DEVELOPMENT KITS
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he kits are based on the low power ARM Cortex A9 motherboard solutions in
combination with a variety of TFT LCD module sizes, a selection of resolutions with either resistive or PCT touch screen options.
They’re suitable to meet a multitude of applications across medical instrumentation, security & surveillance control, transportation and general industrial automation. Designed to speed up development time, the kits provide everything necessary to get up and running with an Arm A9 CPU and a touch screen LCD display.
Both Linux and Android 4.2.2 are supported.
BVM supply the motherboard/TFT kits to get you up & running quickly, reducing your time to market. This allows you to quickly start on the business of developing your application on a practical platform without the inevitable delay of creating a bespoke hardware platform. Once created we can then supplying your volume production requirements or help by creating that custom design in place.
BVM 42 u 01489 780144 u
www.bvm.co.uk
itre Meter the exclusive UK distributors of the KEM Küppers range of flowmeters.
THE UPWARD GROWTH TRAJECTORY OF IO-LINK CONTINUES UNABATED
communication standard IO-Link include system and fieldbus independence. The universal and compatible interface allows the integrated networking of sensors and actuators, which reduces the costs associated with installation, commissioning, and plant maintenance. IO- Link makes it possible to collect and evaluate not only process data, but also other information. Pepperl+Fuchs offers a broad portfolio of IO-Link devices, ranging from Ethernet IO modules and intelligent sensors through to RFID read/write devices. The increasing complexity of plants and systems has led to ever-increasing demands
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on sensors and actuators in terms of functionality and parameterization. The IO-Link command interface was created to integrate such intelligent sensors simply, consistently, and with compatibility across all manufacturers. In 2013, the IO-Link was the first IO technology to be standardized worldwide in accordance with IEC 61131-9.
Pepperl-Fuchs u 0161 633 6431
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www.pepperl-fuchs.com
SENSOR CASES FROM EVATRON T
he sturdy, yet simple features of our sensor
cases and control units make them unobtrusive and ideal for domestic, commercial and office applications. These versatile, attractive and discreet ABS enclosures are available in white, off white, light grey and black. Ventilation allows free airflow making them an ideal housing for thermostats, sensor probes and all temperature, gas and humidity sensing applications. Whatever the application, we have a range of options to meet your needs, with most sensor enclosures having PCB mounts in the base and lid plus pre-drilled wall mounting points. In addition, Evatron can provide a competitive machining and printing service to customise and brand your enclosure – please ask us to quote.
Evatron u 01908 325100 u
www.evatron.com
CIRRUS RESARCH LAUNCH NEW CALIBRATION OFFERING IN THE UK
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he UK-based calibration service enables existing clients to ensure their
equipment meets all UK and ISO standards required by Noise at Work legislation, as well as environment noise guidelines. But, for the first time, the team can now offer the same high-quality service to noise measurement instruments from other manufacturers. “Thanks to technology upgrades in-
house we can now guarantee the same high level of service that we give our own equipment,” said Cirrus Marketing Manager James Tingay, “We are confident the extension to the range of equipment we can now look at will be extremely populaar and received our first non-Cirrus equipment to calibrate within days of announcing the news.” Cirrus is also offering a 10% discount on any first calibration order for non- Cirrus equipment.
Cirrus Research u 01723 891655 u
www.cirrusresearch.co.uk
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