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Dave Wherry an Instrument Technician in Greatstone, Kent, had put off having a solar thermal system fitted, because life was just too busy, despite the huge benefits his plumber Ivor Wadhams was experiencing from his own Atmos SolarCombi system.

The Siemens Industry Automation division (Germany) has developed a package of coordinated industry-compatible components for wireless communication complying with the WLAN (Wireless LAN) standard IE...

The Detcon (USA) Model RD-64X is a read-only remote display unit designed to monitor real time status of a wide range of gas detection sensors and controllers. The 64-channel system is now being del...

FLIR ATS (France) thermal imaging cameras are widely used throughout the oil and gas industry as preventative maintenance tools that help spot leaks in tanks, pipelines and facilities thereby improv...

TheDet-Tronics® Model GP16 Gas Panel is ideal for oil-and-gas facilities around the world. The system arrives on-site pre-configured to user specifications and has certifications to global standards a...

The modular design JUMO mTRON T from Germany uses an Ethernet based system bus and an integrated PLC – also for decentralised automation tasks. This measuring, control and automation system, suita...

Extronics (UK), designer and manufacturer of intrinsically safe and explosion proof equipment announces the launch of their latest digital camera for hazardous areas – the iCAM501 Ultra. Building...

The New TA-2100 - RS485/4-20mA 3 or 4-Wire smarter Gas Detector is suitable for use in SIL 2 environments based on FMEDA. TA-2100 - RS485/4-20mA 3 or 4-Wire smarter Gas Detector manufactured by...

A new gas detector has been launched which can aid the recognition of dangerous and combustible gases in confined spaces.The Personal Surveyor (PS200 Series) product range has been unveiled by the Sco...

Officials are investigating the cause of an oil leak which occurred following a power station fire in New South Wales (NSW), Australia. An explosion ripped through Eraring station in the early morning...