Pressure and Temperature Switches offer 0.1% repeatability.
March 19, 2009 -
Designed to withstand harsh and hazardous environments, One Series electronic pressure and temperature switches are available in explosion-proof models for Division 1 and 2 areas. They feature up to 2 adjustable set points and deadbands, 4-20 mA analog output, no moving parts, and variety of power options. Suited for wide range of applications, units feature integral digital display, tamper-resistance, intuitive programming, and fast set-up.
United Electric Controls Introduces Its Explosion-Proof One Series Electronic Pressure and Temperature Switches
Watertown, MA - March 9, 2009 - United Electric Controls (UE), an international manufacturer of durable and reliable pressure and temperature switches, controls, transducers and sensors, is pleased to announce the immediate availability of a new Explosion-Proof addition to its One Series line of digital electronic pressure switches and electronic temperature switches.
Designed to meet the needs of harsh and hazardous applications, the One Series is available in explosion-proof pressure and temperature models for Division 1 (Zone 1) and Division 2 (Zone 2) areas. With up to two fully adjustable set points and deadbands, available 4-20 mA analog output and absolutely no moving parts, these versatile instruments can now be used in a wide variety of applications. There are a variety of power options ranging from 2-wire discrete and analog loop-powered models to externally powered models that can deliver up to 280 VAC at 10 amperes to the load.
With its integral digital display and 4-20 mA output, the One Series from UE can effectively do the job of three - replacing a switch, a gauge and a transmitter. Powerful yet easy to install, the One Series from UE features tamper-resistance, intuitive programming, and set-up that is fast and easy.
The One Series from UE is a reliable, cost-effective solution for alarm and shutdown applications that demand a switch that never needs calibration, has programmable adjustability and 0.1 percent repeatability. It can be seamlessly integrated into a safety instrumented system (SIS) that requires instruments with self-diagnostics.
Common applications for the new One Series are:
o Process line and vessel protection
o Pumps and compressors - start/stop, via fully adjustable deadband, optimizes performance and staging
o Lubricating oil monitoring - sump temperature, bearing pressure, predictive maintenance
o Hydraulic oil pressure - high pressure monitoring, emergency shutdown, ram cycling
o Filter monitoring - automatic backwash, clog and change indication, proving flow
o Safety systems - safety integrity levels 1 & 2, alarm and shutdown, local switching, fast response time, self-diagnostics
o Plant upgrades - process and utility plant upgrades, drop-in replacement for mechanical switches
About United Electric Controls
In business since 1931, United Electric Controls is a privately held corporation headquartered in Watertown, MA. It manufactures durable and reliable pressure, temperature and flow switches, controls, transducers and sensors. Providing protection to equipment, processes and personnel in a variety of industries, UE products range from simple units to highly specialized custom designs. For more information about any of its offerings, including this latest addition to UE's exceptional line of One Series electronic pressure & temperature switches, go to www.ueonline.com.
Contact
Greg Czarnowski
781-844-5528
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Greg Czarnowski
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Phone: 781-844-5528 Company Information: Name: United Electric Controls Address: 180 Dexter Ave., P.O. Box 9143 City: Watertown State: MA ZIP: 02472 Country: USA Phone: 617-926-1000 FAX: 617-926-4354 http://www.ueonline.com
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