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Blygold
Blygold PoluAl XT is a protective coating for air-cooled heat exchangers. The product is used worldwide in all kinds of environments to stop corrosion of vulnerable metals in heat exchangers.
The demand for heat exchanger protection in the transport industry is growing every year. Blygold Polual XT is used to protect truck and
construction equipment radiators, as well as heat exchangers on trains. Extreme safety rules apply, especially for underground carriages with sleeper cars, where all materials used must comply with strict fi re and smoke regulations.
An intensive test procedure was initiated by Blygold International, with the 20-page test report concluding that Blygold PolUAl XT is safe for use with railway applications.
Even for the highest risk applications (HL3), the product complies with all smoke and fi re requirements.
www.blygold.co.uk
RDM
Climalife
The Matelex DNI is a next generation, innovative leak detection system sold in the UK by Climalife. Many leak detection systems monitor the liquid level in the receiver and send out an alarm when the level gets below a pre-defi ned point. Matelex takes this concept a stage further, taking measurements every two to three seconds.
The product learns how the system works and what levels should be expected in the receiver at a given point.
It can then accurately predict when a system is starting to lose some of its charge, enabling an engineer to react quicker when a leak is detected.
The DNI also off ers two complementary modules. The Energy Module calculates the energy consumption of diff erent components and calculates the installations actual COP, whilst the Floating HP Module helps save energy.
Sentinelle, the online interface for DNI management, is a complete monitoring and traceability tool for refrigeration installations. When used in Europe across a number of supermarkets and hypermarkets, the DNI has shown savings of up to 79% in refrigerant. Full product specifi cations and advice are available from Climalife UK.
www.climalife.co.uk
Refrigeration, energy, and building management specialist, Resource Data Management (RDM), has expanded its product portfolio with the introduction of a new combined probe.
Suitable for use in either air ducts or pipe pockets, the new combined probe from RDM is compatible with industry standard immersion pockets, third-party products and 6mm fl uid tank pockets.
Extending from 150-250mm, it can be easily adjusted to accommodate many standard sizing options.
Designed for use in BEMS applications, the probe can be used with RDM products that feature PLC software, The Data Builder (TDB).
Products with TDB built-in include DMTouch, a powerful control system front-end that can communicate across open protocols and a variety of controllers, the fl agship Intuitive controller, new compact Mini option, and TouchXL, which boasts a large HD 10.1’’ touch screen. Cost eff ective, these products all have the additional benefi t of software licenses that apply for the duration of the hardware – with no annual renewal fees.
www.resourcedm.com
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