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KELLER is Europe’s largest manufacturer of isolated pressure sensors based on piezoresistive silicon technology. High stability sensors are integrated into our broad range of pressure metrology instrumentation including OEM pressure capsules, pressure transducers and transmitters, digital pressure gauges and data loggers.


The combination of the latest in silicon sensor technology with modern ASICs and microcontroller based electronics provides pressure measurement solutions to a wide range of industries.


Latest products include “Chip in Oil” technology with signal conditioning electronics integrated inside the measuring cell. Very small size with fully conditioned and fully temperature compensated signal output, available as 0.5… 4.5V, or digital serial interface I²C / IIC protocol.


Full product range and data sheets at www.keller-druck.com


KELLER UK Kimmeridge House, Dorset Green Technology Park, Winfrith Newburgh, Dorchester DT2 8ZB Tel: 0845 643 2855 Fax: 0845 643 2866 Email: sales@keller-pressure.co.uk Web: www.keller-pressure.co.uk


Kemo is a privately-owned company that has been solving filtering and signal conditioning problems since 1965. Started in Southeast England by mathematicians and electronic engineers, we are specialists in high quality analogue filters, an area where sophisticated mathematical techniques and state-of-the-art circuit design converge. Our filters and signal conditioning systems operate in the frequency range of DC to 1MHz and incorporate many signal conditioning features such as IEPE and 4-20mA. Our constant development philosophy has resulted in the most extensive, flexible electronic filter product line currently available. We have found over the years that some applications fall between the gaps in a standard product range. So we continue to engineer custom systems to many customer specifications.


Kemo Ltd Unit 1, Dene Yard, Green Street Green Road, Dartford, Kent, DA2 8DH Tel: +44 (0)1474 705168 Fax: +44 (0)1474 705366 Sales contact: Malcolm White Email: uk@kemo.com Web: www.kemo.com


KK Systems manufactures and markets a range of industrial quality RS232, RS422, RS485, fibre and USB interface converters and other data communications products. All products are manufactured to the highest quality standards and are fully supported by ourselves. The Company has been established since 1991.


We export and support our products worldwide, with distributors in the USA and some European countries; other areas we cover directly by airmail, DHL/TNT/UPS/Fedex, or according to customer preference. Our products are CE marked to indicate compliance with the latest EMC emissions and immunity regulations.


We also offer custom product development and manufacture, especially custom converters between Modbus and other protocols, and Modbus and analog sensors. Since most such products are based on our existing designs, we can offer a fast problem-free development cycle at a competitive price.


KK Systems


Tates, London Road, Pyecombe, Brighton West Sussex BN45 7ED Tel: 01273 857185 Email: sales2@kksystems.com Web: www.kksystems.com


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