Showing posts with label analytical measurement. Show all posts
Showing posts with label analytical measurement. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 24, 2013

New Process Display Feature Announcement

Universal Process Display with New Aluminum Field Mount Enclosure

DigaCom 2000 Process Display Data SheetThe newest addition to this incredibly versatile process display is an epoxy coated aluminum field mount enclosure.  FLO-CORP designed the DigaCom 2000™ Universal Process Display to be a full-featured process monitor ready for field conditions straight from the factory.  The addition of an optional aluminum enclosure allows the DigaCom 2000 to be mounted in even harsher applications from the moment it arrives at your facility.  Plus the enclosure allows for more internal space to accommodate additional wiring and/or to mount a Guardian 2000™ cellular and satellite wireless monitoring system.




Customer Testimonial "The DigaCom 2000 looks great in the field and I look forward to doing business in the future."

Process Monitoring for Flow, Level, Distance, Pressure, Weight, Volume, and Temperature

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Flow Line Options Corp. (FLO-CORP)



Thursday, February 28, 2013

Field Mount Universal Process Display

A Universal Process Monitor that comes standard in a NEMA 4X Field Mount Enclosure.  Now shipping from FLO-CORP.


FLO-CORP's Digacom 2000 is packed with included features to meet monitoring needs in the toughest applications.  And it's ready for field installation straight from the factory without the need for expensive adders.


DigaCom™ 2000 Universal Process Display is a field mount display that provides bright, 6-digit LED indication, internal DC power supply for transmitter power, 4-20 mA repeat output and advanced communications. The DigaCom 2000 features simple configuration through DigaLink™ 3.0 Software or digital push button configuration, advanced programming interface, and Ethernet communication. This device is well suited for a variety of process applications. Typical applications include level monitoring, analytical measurements, distance monitoring, pressure monitoring, weight/volume monitoring, and temperature monitoring.