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ECONOMIC WATER ACTIVITY MEASUREMENT
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he latest Aqualab Pawkit water activity meter from Labcell makes the measurement of water activity available at an economic price to food industry. The battery-powered device can be carried anywhere within the production plant or wider supply chain for taking on-the-spot measurements. Water activity can be measured in a range of locations, from the field to the factory, shop and restaurant. The Pawkit is placed over a sample
dish containing solid, liquid, paste or powdered material, and readings are obtained in five minutes or less. Each Pawkit is supplied with a robust carry case, sample cups/lids, verification salts, operating instructions and a calibration certificate.
Labcell
www.labcell.com
6 CHANNEL TEMPERATURE RELAY FOR TEMPERATURE PROTECTION AND MONITORING VIA ETHERNET AS STANDARD
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emperature Relays TR660IP monitor up to 6 sensors for up to 7 limits. Different sensors
can be connected at the same time, e.g. Pt 100 (RTD) and PTC thermistors. Typical applications are monitoring of motors, generators, or transformers. Another application is the use as a two or more step controller with additional monitoring of over- or under temperature or monitoring of differences in temperatures of 2 sensors. The TR660IP can be bought with 2 analogue outputs to eliminate the need for a
temperature transducer on the circuit or with RS485 for communication to a management system. The TR660IP comes as standard with ethernet connectivity. Pre-set programs allow easy setting e.g. monitoring of transformers with/without
monitoring of temperature of core or with/without controlling a ventilator. Operation can be made at the device or with a standard browser via Ethernet.
TVR Instruments Limited +44 (0) 1206 575755
www.tvri.co.uk
HERAEUS HIGH TEMPERATURE MICRO PLATINUM HEATER ACCURATE LOCALISED HEATING
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deal for heating liquids, gases and solids that require quick, highly accurate localised heating. The Heraeus H540S micro platinum heater, available from ATC Semitec, consists of a Pt-thin-film structure on a thin ceramic substrate with platinum lead wires. This miniature heating element can be used over a wide temperature range from -25°C to +800°C and offers excellent long-term stability and precision. Only 5.2 x 3.9 x 1.0mm thick with 6mm long lead-wires, the H540S micro-heater is suitable for applications in industrial process technology, bio-medical equipment, personal care, white goods and the automotive sector. Specifically, they are already being used within the e-cigarette market and for
inhalators and evaporators in personal care. They are also suitable for precision localised heating in automated manufacturing and medical sample heating in analytical and laboratory equipment.
ATC Semitec 01606 871680
www.atcsemitec.co.uk
ToughPix EXTREME is a best-in-class IS camera at an outstanding price point. Simple to use and packed with features, the EXTREME makes capturing high qual- ity digital images in explo- sive atmospheres a piece of cake. Whether working in daylight, low light or even total darkness, the auto adjusting CMOS
TAKE IT TO THE EXTREME WITH ABLE & CORDEX A
s you would expect from Cordex, the new
sensor, coupled with superior LED flash, ToughPIX EXTREME can capture the shot, or, with a resolution of 1280x1024 running 5hz, the movie you need. ToughPix Extreme at a glance: • 5-megapixel image sensor for fine detail and unrivalled colour quality • Versatile, ultra-rugged and intrinsically safe (ATEX) • Ultrabright LED flash • Movie capable with a resolution of 1280x1024 @5Hz • Removable, rechargeable battery pack • 8 hours runtime • Fast, 90 minutes recharge time means that fresh batteries are never far away
Able Instruments +44 (0)118 9311188
info@247able.com
ONLINE CONFIGURATOR ENABLES CUSTOM ENCLOSURES TO BE BOUGHT THROUGH DISTRIBUTION F
oremost Electronics, the engineering-led Essex based importer and specialist distributor of electromechanical components, celebrated 30 years of Electronic
Component sales in the UK in November 2019. Founded in 1989 as a direct importer and specialist distributor of switches, keypads,
joysticks, connectors and other electro-mechanical products, they have witnessed many technology breakthroughs and major changes to how products are designed-in and sourced. One area of particular significance is the design and supply of enclosures. Standard moulded plastic and cast metal boxes have largely been replaced by more aesthetically pleasing modular enclosures and the world of industry standard 19” racks has been transformed. Industrial control, utilities, instrumentation, test and measurement, rail and
transportation equipment all make different demands on enclosures. These include resistance to moisture, dust and vibration, temperature control, EMC shielding, cable access, sub-racks, DIN-Rails and other internal fittings. As a channel partner for nVent Schroff, Foremost offers designers access to the HYPERLINK "
https://schroff.nvent.com/en/schroff/configurators"world's 1st Online 3D Sub- rack Configurator and Cad File generator. This comprehensive suite of online tools allows users to configure a bespoke enclosure and sub-rack simply and quickly using the intuitive and smart online design tool. The configuration process is broken down into stages; Rack type and Front Panel – Security and defense, Advanced Physics, shock and
vibration proof, Test and Measurement, Audio/video, Broadcast, Mobile and Stackable Sub-racks, and card locks and retainers dependent on application
Instrumentation Monthly September 2020 61 The resultant custom designed enclosure provides the user with a proven solution
and all relevant documentation including 30 native CAD files, 2D and 3D drawings and complete bill of materials (BOM). The BOM is then simple to order from Foremost
Foremost Electronics +44 (0)1371 811171
www.4most.co.uk
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