Alarm monitors liquid level in chemical drums and containers.
March 27, 2007 -
Drum Alarm is designed for automated chemical processes where liquid is continually pumped out of drums. Battery-powered device features 103 dB alarm and flashes to alert personnel in manufacturing plants when drum level is too low. Sized for 55 gal drums, it features built-in flowmeter and is built to withstand corrosive environments and rough handling.
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March 15, 2007 - The Drum Alarm is the first battery-powered liquid level alarm that monitors liquid level in chemical drums and containers. Developed for automated chemical processes where liquid is continually pumped out of drums, it neatly solves the age-old problem of having the drums run empty. When a drum level is too low, the DrumAlarm beeps and flashes to alert personnel immediately. The 103dB audio alarm is loud enough for the noisiest manufacturing plants. It is perfectly sized for 55-gallon drums so it evacuates as much liquid as possible. This feature alone could pay for the unit many times over. It also features a built-in flowmeter so that liquid flow can be accurately monitored. The DrumAlarm is battery powered which allows it to be located anywhere. The unit is built from the ground up for corrosive environments and rough handling. For more information visit www.drumalarm.com or phone 585-301-0970
Contact Name: Peter Blokhuis
Title: Marketing Manager
E-mail: peter@drumalarm.com
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General Information:
Peter Blokhuis Marketing Manager
USA E-mail this person Company Information: Name: Gizmo Engineering Address: 205 Seneca Pkwy. City: Rochester State: NY ZIP: 14613 Country: USA Phone: 585-301-0970 FAX: 815-572-0820 http://www.drumalarm.com
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