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Posital announces that their Optocode rotary encoders with Profinet IO interfaces are now certified for IRT data transfer protocols. The certificate was issued by Profibus/Profinet International, the organization responsible for…
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E-T-A Circuit Breakers is pleased to announce the ESX10-T Electronic Circuit Protector now has CSA Approval C22.2 and Class I, Division 2 Hazardous Location Certification - Group A, B, C,…
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Barksdale’s series 600 pressure transducer has a ceramic sensor said to offer exceptional accuracy at 0.5% FSO and thermal stability within .06% over the entire operating range of -40¬∞ to…
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New dynamometer Type 9129AA from Kistler Instrument Corp. has a low overall height of 32 mm and large measuring range of up to √Ǭ±10 kN. With cover plate of 95x105…
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Novotechnik’s MUP400 is a signal conditioner for position measurement with a 16-bit resolution and accuracy of √Ǭ±0.01 of range +1 digit. This computer controlled signal conditioner is used to convert…
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AutomationDirect has extended the proSense line to include phase monitoring, alternating and pump seal failure relays.
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CSA Class 1 Division 2 certified, Emphatec’s DEPRO fuse monitors monitor up to 8 fuses or circuit breakers and provide a 1 form C (SPDT) relay contact to indicate a…
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MWTC series of wireless thermocouple connectors from Omega are available in standard J, K, T, E, R, S, B, C, or N type calibration. Each battery powered, compact, patented connector…
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Carlo Gavazzi has introduced a long range diffuse photoelectric sensor with background suppression technology. The model PD112 will detect black objects at distances up to 2 m, and white and…
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