Industrial Equipment News

OCT 2016

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New Products IEN / OCTOBER '16 31 www.ien.com Inductive Sensors Designed for Explosive Atmospheres SteuteXtreme (Ridge- field, CT) has introduced a new line of ATEX- IECEx Certified Inductive Sensors designed for use in Zone 0 and 20 explosive atmospheres and extreme environ- ments. Features include: • Availability in M8, M12, M18, and M30 sizes. • A cable or plug-in connector. • IP68K or IP69K ratings. • An operating temperature range from -40° to +120°C. • Applicability in construction equip- ment, conveyors, food processing, chemical process- ing, valve posi- tion monitoring, material handling, grain storage/ processing, and oil and gas. www.SteuteXtreme.com; 203-244-6302 Ultra-Low Temperature Recording for Freezer Validation The OM-CP-CRYO-TEMP ultra-low temperature data logger from Omega (Stamford, CT) records temperatures as low as -86°C (-122°F). The OM-CP- CRYO-TEMP can be used in a broad line of applications such as monitoring pharmaceuticals and frozen foods and does not require any additional probes. The enclosure is designed with a handle for easy attachment and is IP65 splash resistant. Features include: • A USB docking station (sold separately), to communicate with a per- sonal computer or laptop. The OM-CP-CRYO-TEMP provides date and time stamped temperature readings, and easy-to-use Windows software does the rest. • Data view capability in graphical or tabular form. High and low alarm limits and high and low warning limits can be programmed through the software. • Alarm limits, set by the user in the range required for the goods to be maintained. The warning limits can be set to alert the user when the temperature is nearing a high or low alarm limit, so that proper action can be taken to ensure the integrity of the goods. • Three LED's – The green LED will blink every 15 seconds while the recorder is logging data. The yellow LED will blink every 3 seconds when the temperature has breached the warning limits. The red LED will blink every 3 seconds when the temperature alarm limits have been exceeded. www.omega.com; 888-826-6342

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