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PRODUKTER

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In 1989 SattControl Instruments
bought NAF instruments, at this time, two new instruments were introduced
We still have spare parts for both
instruments and would be able to repair and calibrate them.
Contains of ECA40, ECA04 &
ECA400 controllers.
(Fisher Controls DPR900, & DPR910)

The
ECA40 is a single-loop sampling PID controller with both autotuner, gain
scheduling and configurable functions. Function configuration means that the
user can decide how different input and output signals can be utilized, and
choose externa] control possibilities, whether the output signal shall be
analog, two- or three-state pulses, if temperature sensors should be directly
connected etc. The controller is delivered with a basic configuration, so that
it can be used immediately as a standard PID controller.
The sampling time is 200 ms,
i.e. all the inputs and outputs are checked and updated five times a second.
The controller can communicate
with a centralcontrolling system via an RS485 serial data communication
channel. The host system can both read and control the ECA40.The output signal
and set point can also be
controlled by two digital inputs. A
remote
analog set point, or an additional
internat set
point, can be used instead.
Switching between different
modes, such as Auto/Manual or Local/Remote, can be controlled by externat
digital signals. Alarms and choice of mode are indicated externally by digital
output signals.
The terminal block, to which all
signals and the mains supply are connected, is mounted in the controller
cassette. The controller unit is connected automatically via plug-in contacts
when inserted in the casing. When a controller has to be changed, there is thus
no need to disconnect any cables or disturb the electrical installation in any
way.
All settings, controls, readings etc.
are on the front panel.
Condensed operating instructions, which
can be used as a memory aid during day-to-day operation, are located in a slot
above the controller.
The ECA40 is a single-loop sampling PID
controller with both autotuner, gain scheduling and configurable functions.
Function configuration means that the user can decide how different input and
output signals can be utilized, and choose external control possibilities,
whether the output signal shall be analog, two- or three-state pulses, if
temperature sensors should be directly connected etc. The controller is
delivered with a basic configuration, so that it can be used immediately as a
standard PID controller. The
sampling time is 200 ms, i.e. all the inputs and outputs are checked and updated
five times a second.
The controller can communicate with a
central
controlling system via an RS485 serial
data communication channel. The host system can both read and control the
ECA40.
The output signal and set point can
also be
controlled by two digital inputs. A
remote
analog set point, or an additional
internal set
point, can be used instead.
Switching between different
modes, such as Auto/Manual or Local/Remote, can be controlled by external
digital signals. Alarms and choice of mode are indicated externally by digital
output signals.
The terminal block, to which all
signals and the mains supply are connected, is mounted in the controller
cassette. The controller unit is connected automatically via plug-in contacts
when inserted in the casing. When a controller has to be changed, there is thus
no need to disconnect any cables or disturb the electrical installation in any
way.
All settings, controls, readings et .
are on the front panel.
Condensed operating instructions, which
can be used as a memory aid during day-to-day operation, are located in a slot
above the controller.
ETP04 Pressure transmitters

Electronic pressure transmitter
for process control
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5:1 turn-down
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Protected against EMI and RFI
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Flange-mounted connection for
viscous and fibrous media
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Hygienic connection for food
products
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Measures vacuum, gauge or
absolute pressure
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Design to Exia standard
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High overload capacity
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Can be used with media
temperatures up to 150°C
ECA50 Controller

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