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Displays and remote terminal units
News Release from: London Electronics | Subject: INT-F
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 01 March 2004
Process timer uses conveyor speed
A new Bake-time digital panel display will find uses in many continuous processing conveyor applications where curing or baking time is important
A new Bake-time digital panel display will find uses in many continuous processing conveyor applications where curing or baking time is important Apart from the obvious bakery applications, other uses include curing of modern composites, heat treatment of exotic alloys and ceramics and the sterilisation of sensitive biological materials
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 27 Feb 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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The new INT-F from London Electronics works out the process time by measuring the speed of the conveyor.
This is an inverse function, so that as the conveyor speeds up, the process time reduces.
This 1/8 DIN panel meter takes pulses from a gear wheel, optical sensor or variable speed drive output and is easily scaled to read in hours, minutes or seconds, to suit almost any conveyor speed or or chamber size.
The beauty of this device is its simple set-up method, which uses London Electronics unique Intuitive menu-free system.
Plus, London manuals are always written in Plain English, to make commissioning as easy as possible, and to ensure that non-technical users quickly become confident in using the new timer.
Optional extras include alarm relays, isolated analogue output and serial communications ports, so that the timer can be included within a complete system, allowing greater control of process time and resultant end quality.
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