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Level and flow measurement instrumentation company Magnetrol International has launched a new guided wave radar (GWR) transmitter. The Eclipse Model 706 is designed to be accurate, reliable and safe in a number of process industries. Its GWR security achieves both a high transmit pulse amplitude and receiver sensitivity, resulting in an improved signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) compared to…
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Sensaphone, a monitoring technology provider, has introduced a cellular version of its Sentinel system. The Sentinel provides 24/7 monitoring of unattended equipment and remote locations where Internet or Ethernet connectivity is unavailable. The Sentinel system is well-suited for monitoring equipment operating at oil and gas wells, refineries, and storage facilities as it can detect changes in…
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German measuring and control specialist Afriso has launched its latest ultrasonic level switch, the SonarFox USG 20. The measuring principle of the level switch is based on ultrasonic technology, which has so far been primarily used in costly, high-end medical equipment. The level switch allows for non-invasive measurement from the outside through the walls of plastic tanks or pipes. The SonarFox…
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Viatran, a US-based designer, developer, and manufacturer of pressure and level transmitters, has introduced the Model 59Y submersible level transmitter series for water and wastewater within industrial and municipal environments. The Viatran Model 59Y Series features a monolithic (one-piece) design, which measures hydrostatic pressure of compatible media. It is available with a choice of…
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Hayward Flow Control has released ae new high-accuracy HLS level sensor line that is not affected by foaming, waves, or head space vapours. With a complete CPVC housing and construction, the HLS is well-suited for corrosive fluids and environments where metals cannot perform. The HLS level sensor measures hydrostatic pressure and converts the reading to an analogue 4-20mA signal, which can be…
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