March 2007 update

primary & secondary sedimentary level - storm tank level - digestion sludge height - digestion dome position - borehole and river level - bulk reservoir storage - primary & secondary filtration process level - ozone steam level - contact tank level control - service level - inlet pump control

In particularly aggressive applications, alternative materials, mounting arrangements and protection methods are available

cargo monitoring - draught level - ballast - fuel oil - seawater - blackwater - service tanks - healing tanks - grey water, double bottom - fresh water - seawater displaced - lub & gas oil

supplied with improved temperature compensation (co-efficient to ⁺/- 0.02% per deg C) to cope with the significant temperature fluctuations during ‘Cleaning In Place’ processes (CIP)

March 2007
manufacturer & supplier of measurement solutions for over 30 years
New compact, robust & portable device to detect water contamination in fuel tanks Guards against potentially expensive equipment failures due to water contamination The WateReel water in oil level detector is a portable device designed to sense the presence, and measure the level of water which can accumulate in the bottom of storage tanks underneath the fuel oil. It acts as an early warning device by alerting the operator of the need to perform tank maintenance. The sensor is lowered into the bottom of the tank and presence of water will immediately initiate a visible alarm indicator. An inbuilt test facility confirms the function of the entire assembly including cable and probe. The depth of water contamination can be determined by withdrawing the sensor and measuring the cable to the point at which the alarm ceases. Operation is simple, a single press of the power button energises the unit for one minute when it will automatically power off to preserve battery life. A low battery LED will illuminate when the unit is operated in the event that battery replacement is required. The unit uses proprietary batteries which may easily be changed by the operator.		New Cost Effective Pressure Transmitters from PSM We are delighted to inform our customers of further additions to our product range. These additions fill an important need in our existing range. Our exciting new Elite and Integra range of pressure transmitters. These transmitters are the first in a new wave of high stability Ceramic based pressure and level measurement instruments from PSM. They comprehensively cover measurement ranges for nearly all applications and for the first time we can now satisfy the requirements for high pressure measurement - up to 600 Bar. These 4-20mA 2 wire transmitters will soon be joined by iCT, our much-awaited intelligent technology that will feature both 4-20mA output and digital communications.
Water Industry primary & secondary sedimentary level - storm tank level - digestion sludge height - digestion dome position - borehole and river level - bulk reservoir storage - primary & secondary filtration process level - ozone steam level - contact tank level control - service level - inlet pump control	In the dark about flood dangers? Rising floodwater possibly due to climate change can be responsible for loss of life in situations where electrical equipment is damaged through earlier flood conditions in normally unmanned areas. Already successfully applied to protect 1000’s of underground high voltage sub-stations.
Chemical / Petrochem In particularly aggressive applications, alternative materials, mounting arrangements and protection methods are available
Send us your stories	Fully DNV and ABS Type approved Bilge Switches Beats the the price of the major competitors by 15 – 20%. Checkable lever to meet latest requirements. Fully sealed, all st.st. construction.
		Marine & Offshore cargo monitoring - draught level - ballast - fuel oil - seawater - blackwater - service tanks - healing tanks - grey water, double bottom - fresh water - seawater displaced - lub & gas oil
Hygienic - Food & Beverage supplied with improved temperature compensation (co-efficient to ⁺/- 0.02% per deg C) to cope with the significant temperature fluctuations during ‘Cleaning In Place’ processes (CIP)
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