Metritape, Inc. Offers Metridirectory For Multi-Tank Level Readout
The new Metridirectory™ readout console is offered by Metritape, Inc. (Concord, Mass.) for the centralized level readout of stored materials, including liquids, slurries and dry granular solids. The two types of Metridirectory, Types 1310 and 1320, display up to 10 or 20 tanks, respectively, with material levels read on a precision digital indicator.
Adjustable level alarms, two for each tank, provide automatic visual and audible alarm indication, while a tank directory listing on the front panel clearly identifies tank contents.
The Metridirectory utilizes 2- wire electrical resistance outputs from unique Metritape level sensor.
New Metritape LEVEL/ TEMP sensors can also be employed to indicate product temperature of materials within any tank, and the temperatures are displayed on a high-visibility, shared digital display. Simple adjustment of a rotary selector switch allows any of the 10 or 20 tanks to be chosen for level display, and the selected tank is visually identified on the frontpanel directory listing. Stable, linear signal c o n d i t i o n i n g circuitry built within the Metridirectory can also provide an auxiliary output signal from each channel for use with a central computer or data-logger.
For additional information, write to Douglas Campbell, Metritape, Inc., 33 Bradford Street, West Concord, Mass. 01742.
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