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Paperless Recorder features multi-channel process display.

December 7, 2005 - Providing automatic identification of signal type on connection, digital Eco-Graph T features internal memory of 1,036,800 values and compact flash external memory. Data storage is possible with 512 MB card, and data can be transferred without software through CSV format, which allows for direct opening in ASCII or spreadsheet. Offering 100 ms scan rate, recorder includes USB port, Ethernet, RS485/RS232, and embedded web server for remote monitoring from anywhere.

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Release date: December 6, 2005

New Paperless Recorder Announced

The New Eco-Graph T Proves to be an Effective Cost-Saver

December 6, 2005, Greenwood, Indiana - Endress+Hauser, Inc. announces the new Eco-Graph T, paperless recorder with a multi-channel process display. This new recorder offers leading edge technology at an affordable price. The Eco-Graph T is identified by its innovative features, simplicity in use, and space-saving design that enables it to deliver an unparalleled price to performance ratio when compared to existing paper recorders, data loggers, and process indicators/displays.

The cost savings continue with zero maintenance and running costs due to the elimination of all mechanical and consumable (paper/pen) parts. Set-up time and costs are greatly reduced with the simple, trouble-free commissioning and the automatic identification of signal type on connection, which is patented by Endress + Hauser Inc. The front-end display with large color digits eliminates the need for an expensive hand-held display. In addition, the Eco-Graph T has a reduced panel depth of 20% reducing wasted space.

The new recorder is completely digital and features an internal memory of 1,036,800 values (which equates to 4 days at 6 channels recorded every second or 240 days at 6 channels recorded every minute) and a compact flash external memory. Long data storage is possible with the 512 MB card, and data can be transferred without software through the use of the Comma Separated Value (CSV) format, which allows for direct opening in ASCII or a spreadsheet. The free ReadWin® 2000 software offers the option of protected data transfers (manipulation-free) if increased security is desired.

Eco-Graph T features increased and faster communication through numerous ports including a USB port for service and data transfer to a PC (standard), Ethernet for integration into plant-wide systems, RS485/RS232 for integration into existing networks, and a totally unique embedded web server for remote connectivity using an Internet browser (standard). This inbuilt web server allows the user to monitor from anywhere in the world on demand! The paperless recorder also offers a 100 millisecond scan rate to easily track fast signal changes, which is 10 times faster than that of scanning paper systems or other recorders.

Potential applications for the new Eco-Graph T include but are not limited to the following: waste process monitoring (for example bioreactors); RO water systems for industrial or pharmaceutical use; tank level monitoring; breweries for monitoring filtration processes, fermentation processes, and in filling/washing machines; and dairy, juice, and whey cheese manufacturing.

For more information on the Eco-Graph T Paperless Recorder, visit the Endress + Hauser Inc. website, www.us.endress.com, or call us toll-free 888-ENDRESS.

The Endress+Hauser GroupThe Endress+Hauser Group is a global leader in the provision of measurement instrumentation and automation solutions for industrial process engineering. The company is a Swiss family business and consists of a network of legally independent companies, managed and coordinated by a holding company in Reinach, Switzerland. The group comprises 72 companies in 37 countries, which operate 19 production centers in Switzerland, Germany, France, the UK, Italy, China, Japan, India and the USA. At the end of 2003, Endress+Hauser employed 6,077 people, generating 976.9 million in sales and a profit of 48.1 million. The company's growth is due to a culture of innovation - in 2003, Endress+Hauser took out a patent for 157 innovations.

With a wide range of sensors, instruments, systems and services, Endress+Hauser covers the areas of level, flow, pressure, temperature, analysis and recording. The range also includes the connection of field appliances to mainframe processing systems using fieldbuses and automation and logistical solutions. The products manufactured by Endress+Hauser set the standard in reliability, availability, quality and technology. Customers come primarily from the chemical, petrochemical, pharmaceutical, food & beverage, water & wastewater, paper, energy and oil & gas sectors. They optimize their process engineering procedures with support from Endress+Hauser while taking into consideration environmental protection, safety and economic efficiency.

Endress+Hauser was founded in 1953 by Georg H. Endress and Ludwig Hauser. Since 1975, the Endress family has had sole ownership of the Group. In 1995, Klaus Endress took over the management of the Group from his father. In more than 50 years since its foundation, the company has developed organically from being 'specialists in level measurement' to 'providers of complete solutions for industrial measuring technology and automation'. As well as adding innovative products and services to extend the range, new markets have been continually opened up. Competent employees and partners guarantee sales and quality service in every country.

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Name: Endress + Hauser Inc.
Address: 2350 Endress Place
City: Greenwood
State: IN
ZIP: 46143
Country: USA
Phone: 888-ENDRESS
FAX: 317-535-8498
http://www.us.endress.com

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