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Product category: Weighing systems, Strain gauges
News Release from: Procon Engineering | Subject: EP50 Proweigher
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial Team on 28 February 2003

Batch Controller protects against pump
burn-out

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The EP50 Proweigher Batch Controller has a Stability Facility, specifically designed to prevent the costly and time-consuming problems associated with feed or discharge pumps running dry

With this feature, the EP50 can be configured so that it initiates an alarm when the rate of weight change during feed or discharge cycles falls below a preset lower limit This puts the EP50 into 'Hold' mode, signals the pump to stop and warns the operator of a malfunction, thus allowing remedial action to be taken before the pump runs dry and seizes or burns out

The EP50 is extremely flexible and is designed to be used as a standalone batch or process controller, bag filler, loss in weight or belt weigher controller as well as a multiple trip amplifier.

The standard unit can store 99 recipes with up to 16 ingredients, expandable to an almost infinite number of recipes and ingredients when used with PLCs and SCADA systems.

The unit can provide enhanced standard batch logs and incorporates user definable, bi-directional serial ports with a choice of protocols as standard.

Modbus supervisory control also comes as standard, which can be converted to integrate with other industry standard bus systems including Profibus and DeviceNet.

Procon have recently installed 17 EP50 based batch control systems for Akzo Nobel at their Decorative Coatings plant.

Procon Engineering now incorporates Defiant and Negretti.

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