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TECHNOLOGYIN ACTION
Dual Pumps is the official UK distributor for Interpump
Established in 1975 Dual Pumps is a prominent global supplier of pumps, fluid handling components, agricultural & industrial spraying products, pressure washers, pressure wash acces- sories & cleaning equipment. With stocks in excess of £3 million & over 16,000 product lines all orders are despatched directly from ourmodern 35,000 square foot distribution centre located in rural Leicestershire. Our customer profile includes leading manufacturers, distributors, hire shops & service centres.
Dual Pumps is the official UK distributor for Interpump
Wieland Electric introduces the RST®
Micro
Wieland Electric introduces the RST® Micro,acompact waterproof connector withadiameterof less than15 mmthat meets thehighestdesignandflexibilitycriteria. Theplug is in highdemandanywhere technology is getting smallerandsmaller,necessitating smallerand smaller electrical connections Connector in miniature size for extra-low-voltageand network applications. The2 to3 pole connector witha diameter of less than 15mmis designed specifically for connecting voltageor current sources to LEDmodules. Additionally, it is well-suited for use inanindustrial setting. Network applications arealsonodifficultyduetothe rated values. Four mechanically separatedand color-coded connectors allow thesafe separation of various applications. Particularly smallandunobtrusive, simple to work withoutany disruptive locking geometries, strain-resistant,andsealed to IP66, 68&69, the RST® Micro isaconnector that is uniqueonthe marketdueto itscompactdesignandfunctionality.
WIELAND 01483 531213
www.wieland.co.uk
Interpump is the largest and most innovative manufacturer of high-pressure plunger pumps in the world. They have revolutionised the industry by producing pumps of exceptional quality that are universally acknowledged as technological masterpieces.
SALES We pride ourselves on our long lasting relationships with our customers and suppliers built on trust and excellent service. • Customer Care & Sales team are ready to take your orders and help with any enquiries. • Technical experts to offer advice. • Dual Pumps have a proud tradition of long-serving staff.
DISTRIBUTION Our experienced distribution team ensure you and your customer’s consignments are despatched securely and on time. • Unrivalled stocks ready for your choice of delivery. • Optional plain cover delivery direct to your customer. • 1000’s of products packed and despatched daily.
WAREHOUSE & PRODUCTION The warehouse team are receiving daily deliveries from suppliers and are constantly replenishing stock. • 35,000 sq. ft warehouse space. • 16,000 product lines. • Stock in excess of £3 million. • Processing deliveries from couriers, road haulage and complete shipping containers. • Recently expanded & refurbished production department. • Producing thousands of finished units each year. • 65 years combined experience and expertise.
CATALOGUE The Dual Pumps catalogue is the industries benchmark, produced annually with over 6500 product lines
and continually updated with the latest new products. Dual Pumps
https://www.dualpumps.co.uk/catalogue-request https://www.dualpumps.co.uk/
Vanguard - Improve Gas Detection Coverage the SmartWay
Nothing to lose except wires! Do you have existingWirelessHART networks and a requirement for gas detection? If the answer to the above is yes in both cases, then youmight be interested in learning more about the new Vanguard. The VanguardWirelessHART gas detector is ideal for themonitoring of toxic and combustible gases without the need for costly and fixed wiring. With a five-year battery life and one button calibration, the Vanguard detector is easy to operate andmaintain. Each Vanguard detector has a
WirelessHART® transceiver, an antenna,
a display, a long-life power module, a gas sensor, and a signal processor for the gas sensor.
FlexSense compatible The Vanguard transmitter is designed using FlexSense sensors, allowing the end user to use the same transmitter with any compatible sensor from the manufacturer, and each is hot swappable. FlexSense helpsminimize the number of parts end users may choose to have in spare parts inventory and reduces the number of devices instrumentation technicians need to become familiar with. It is currently available with either a non-dispersive infrared (NDIR)
sensor for methane (0-100 %LEL) or propane (0-100% LEL), an electrochemical hydrogen sulphide sensor (0-100 ppm), an electrochemical carbonmonoxide sensor (0-500 ppm) or an electrochemical ammonia sensor (0-100ppm). Wireless gas detectors like the Vanguard can augment existing
gas detection coverage with minimal financial and labour outlay. The Vanguard can be plugged-and-played anywhere in an existing WirelessHART® mesh and perform its role as a first line of defence for toxic/explosive gas monitoring.
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Features: •Wireless capability • Field interchangeable toxic and combustible gas sensors • Interoperable with existingWirelessHART® networks and asset management systems (AMS)
• Easy calibration and operation • 5+ year battery life • II 2 (2) G Ex db ia [ia] IIB T4 Gb ITS 16 ATEX 18474 -20°C < Tamb < +60°C*
Specifications: • Operating Temperature: -40°F to 149°F (-40°C to 65°C)
• Supported Gases: Methane (CH₄); Hydrogen Sulphide (H₂S) • Resolution: 1%LEL or 1ppm • Accuracy: CH4 sensor – ±2% LEL or +5% of indication, whichever is greater; H2S sensor – ±2 ppm or +5% of indication, whichever is greater; carbon monoxide sensor – ±5 ppm or ±5% of indication, whichever is greater; ammonia sensor – ±2 ppm or ±5% of indication, whichever is greater.
• Enclosure: Type 4X, IP66 • Weight: 9.6 lbs (including sensor and battery)
Able 0118 9311188
info@able.co.uk
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