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Secure Encrypted Radio Telemetry


Mega_Link 2 is a versatile and secure radio telemetry system for passing two-way instrumentation, measurement and control data between industrial plant and different site locations. Transmitted messages are encrypted using the AES-256 data encryption standard in response to the UK implementing the Network and Information Systems Regulations (NIS).


• Our TELEMETRY & CONTROL equipment is used by UK water companies for clean water, waste water, land drainage and other applications include industrial, chemical works, landfill and boiler & pipeline monitoring.


• FLEXIBLE COMMUNICATION MODES o UHF Low Power Radio (458 MHz Licence Exempt) o 4G LTE Mobile Networks or TCP/IP Ethernet local area network


• SENSOR and DATA INTERFACES o Volt-free DIGITAL I/O and 4 - 20 mA ANALOGUE I/O o RS232/RS485 Serial Modbus RTU


• FULLY CONFIGURABLE and EASY TO USE with BUILT-IN DISPLAY sales@churchill-controls.co.uk


GF Piping Systems


Butterfly Valve 565 Beats Metal in every round


60% lighter Highly reliable and robust Direct replacement for metal Cost effective


How can we ensure the safe and reliable flow of fluids while decreasing the CO2 footprint of piping systems?


To find out, we conducted a lifecycle assessment (LCA), making it the first industrial butterfly valve with an environmental product declaration (EPD). Download the whitepaper for free to see the results of the study.


Your Contact GF Piping Systems UK Paradise Way, Coventry, CV2 2ST uk_processautomation@georgfischer.com


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