T&M and Monitoring

By using the Yokogawa WT5000 Precision Power Analyser, Società Elettromeccanica Arzignanese (SEA), an Italian manufacturer of power transformer and reactors is able to closely match the efficiency performance guarantee that it makes to a customer, with the actual performance of the transformer.

The DPI 705E family of handheld pressure and temperature indicators from Druck is in stock at distributor RS Components.

The adoption of pressure sensors in consumer goods and wearables, and their increasing use in industries such as automotive and medical, has led to the need for higher levels of precision pressure measurement for their development and calibration. To meet these requirements Yokogawa has launched the MT300 manometer.    

The requirements placed on the service life, reliability and functionality of fluidic components in process technology – especially in the pharmaceutical and food industries – are increasing all the time.

A range of easy point-and-shoot IR thermal imaging cameras is now in stock at distributor RS Components.

There is a need to find more ways to connect industrial assets to the cloud and to enhance predictive maintenance, so Arrow Electronics is now offering two new versions of the Shiratech iCOMOX intelligent condition monitoring box. It will help extend equipment lifetime, reduce unplanned downtime, cut maintenance costs and save energy.

Two vibrating fork (vibronic) level instruments have been released by Endress+Hauser. The FTL51B features Industry 4.0 and IIoT capabilities, including access via wireless Bluetooth technology, automatic proof tests and verification, and easy commissioning via a mobile device.

Designed for use by maintenance engineers in the most demanding industrial environments, the new Fluke 87V MAX true-RMS digital multimeter (DMM) is in stock at RS Components. An enhanced version of the Fluke 87V DMM, the 87V MAX comes with an IP67 rated casing, doubled battery life, and all the features required to efficiently troubleshoot almost any electrical problem.

Increased demand for 16-Bit Generators that satisfy the requirements of more rugged and industrial applications will be the target for RIGOL Technologies’ DG2000 Series of Arbitrary Function Generators. There are three DG2000 models ranging from 50MHz to 100MHz making them ideal for today’s mainstream requirements.

Designed for engineers and scientists that need to simultaneously generate multiple electronic test signals, Spectrum Instrumentation’s latest line of Arbitrary Waveform Generators offers 24 to 48 synchronous channels in a single rack-unit with a very economic cost-per-channel.