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Robust and precise inclination sensors with IO-Link

The 2-axis inclination sensors are designed for high measurement accuracies over the whole

angular range up to 360°. All functions can be configured via IO-Link.

Thanks to an active temperature compensation and high protection rating they operate

reliably even at extreme ambient temperatures and rough environments.

Available from

ifm electronic ZA

, the robust sensor simplifies visualisation of operating and

switching sates by clearly visible LEDs. Alternatively, JN2200 can also be used for 3-axis vibra-

tionmonitoring. Up to three axes can be included into the calculation of the characteristic value.

Typical applications are the detection of structural vibration or tower vibration to ISO 4866,

or machine monitoring to ISO 10816.

Enquiries: Alwyn Skelton.Tel. +27 (0) 12 450 0400 or email

info.za@ifm.com

Safety-related minimum-speed monitoring

Available from

ifm electronic ZA

, the speed

monitor DU110S has been developed for

safety-related minimum-speed monitor-

ing required, for example, for slip or V-belt

monitoring. An application example is the

industrial thermo processing equipment

according to EN 746-2. In this case, safety-

related monitoring of the air exchange is

required. To do so, monitoring is done via

the rotational speed monitoring of the fans.

The speed monitor is certified to EN 62061/

SIL 3 and EN ISO 13849-1 cat, 4 / PL e even

though non-safety related sensors are used

as pulse pick-ups. Besides the 2-pole safety

relay, transistor outputs can also be used as

outputs for the status and error indication.

Automatic or manual reset of underspeed is

possible and can be set via wire links.

The safety speed monitor operates at ex-

treme ambient temperatures down to -40°C.

Enquiries: Alwyn Skelton.Tel. +27 (0) 12 450

0400 or email

info.za@ifm.com

Extend the life of switch hardware

ProLabs

has introduced a 10GBASE-T SFP+

transceiver, which will allow data centre and

network managers the ability to extend the

life of their cabling infrastructure with a sim-

ple cost effective upgrade. “We are seeing

a growing demand for copper transceivers

throughout Africa, and Networks Unlimited

will distribute the 10GBase copper trans-

ceivers by ProLabs on the continent,” says

Anton Jacobsz, managing director at South

Africa's leading value-added distributor,

Networks Unlimited. The advantages of

using 10G copper cabling include:

• Extension of the life of any switch hard-

ware, without having to change existing

infrastructure

• Simple cost effective upgrades

• Ease of use

The 10GBASE-T SFP+ transceiver pushes

the limits of copper based technology,

providing 10 gigabits of data transfer over

distances of 30 metres or less and replaces

the need for direct attach cables that have

limitations up to 10 metres.

Enquiries: Morné Delport.

Tel. +27 (0) 11 202 8400

or email

lynne@nu.co.za

New positioner ‘eco’ series

Gebr. Müller Apparatebau GmbH & Co. KG, or

GEMÜ

for short, has

added an ‘eco’ series to its range – more specifically, an eco version

of its GEMÜ 1436 cPos positioners.

The GEMÜ 1436 cPos positioner has been successfully used for

many years for a wide variety of applications.The various configura-

tion options offer users a high level of flexibility.The positioner can

also be adapted for use with third-party actuators. The SpeedAP

function can be used to make initialisation and commissioning

easier, whatever the valve type.

The new GEMÜ 1436 cPos eco series offers customers the same

highly reliable technology as the standard series.

By reducing the scope of its performance as well as its range

of functions, GEMÜ has been able to significantly pare down the

power electronics, resulting in an impressive price reduction of

over 30%.

The ‘eco’ series was developed in response to the requirements

of customers who have no need for the full range of functions and

adjustment facilities.

Enquiries: Email

ivona.jovic@gemue.de

SENSORS, SWITCHES + TRANSDUCERS

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May ‘16

Electricity+Control