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The RTQ-2000 is a revolutionary device connecting directly to the Open Channel Non-Contact RAVEN-EYE Radar Velocity flow sensor. The RTQ-2000 has the capacity of transmitting the flow data, raw level, velocity, temperature from most manholes without special manhole cover into the Internet using GPRS data communication technology. Data is available for visualization and download in Excel format from any Internet browser. SMS (option) and E-mail alarming are possible. Automatic Data transfer to an existing data base is possible using XPATH module. Key Features: GPRS Data Transmission directly from the manhole to the 123flow.com platform The 123flow.com platform allows to view the data, build personalized graphics and manage all measurement locations Remote firmware update Remote measuring site configuration Li-Ion rechargeable batteries It transmits the data from most manholes without modifying the manhole cover

The Flo-Sonic OCFM is a permanent measurement system for open channel applications using the ultrasonic transit time technology. It is designed to suit a large range of applications for clean to polluted water with very different flow conditions. The Flo-Sonic OCFM sensors are designed to be installed in channels and rivers with various shapes and dimensions with a maximum width of 15 m for clean water applications. The Flo-Sonic OCFM system consists of one or more Flo-Sonic ultrasonic speed processors associated to one UNI-TRANS flow processor and monitor and two Flo-Sonic probes per path. Very complex applications can be equipped with up to 16 measurement paths. The Flo-Sonic OCFM uses the very latest electronic technology combined with highly efficient digital signal processing (D.S.P). The D.S.P. technique maximizes the system performance giving the user significant benefits.

The IFQ LOGGER is a portable converter and logger for Flow-Tronic flow sensors. It disposes of one RS485 digital serial communication port with specific communication protocols for RAVEN-EYE or BELUGA flow sensors and one 4-20 mA input for external level. The IFQ LOGGER combines high performance with low power requirements. The unit needs 12 VDC nominal power supply either provided from an optional battery pack or solar panels. The IFQ LOGGER keeps the same easy configuration enhanced by the IFQ MONITOR and stays in line with the flexible and modular architecture launched by the RAVEN-EYE. All flow sensors are field interchangeable. A dry contact output is available for users needing an output for samplers or any other instrument. KEY FEATURES: 1 x RS485 digital sensor interface for velocity (RAVEN-EYE or BELUGA) 1 x 4-20 mA analog input for level sensor 7 position sealed membrane keypad 2 Gb memory (SD card) Power supply : 9 to 18 VDC Enclosure: PPC (IP67)

The IFQ MONITOR is an easy to use and configure monitor and converter for Flow-Tronic flow sensors. It disposes of one RS485 digital serial communication port with specific protocols for RAVEN-EYE or BELUGA flow sensors and one 4-20 mA input for external level. The IFQ MONITOR is the easiest way to integrate an open channel flow sensor from Flow-Tronic to a local station. KEY FEATURES: User friendly interface Wide range of languages available: English, German, French, Russian, etc. 1 x RS485 digital sensor interface for RAVEN-EYE or BELUGA 1 x analog input 4-20 mA for external level 3 x analog output 4-20 mA for flow, velocity & level 1 x contact closure output for total flow 1 x normally closed relay output for alarm Logger (optional): 2 Gb flash memory (SD card) USB communication port (optional) GPRS/3G (optional) 7 position sealed membrane keypad 144x32 pixel white on blue graphical display

ICM crawler generators are equipped with a completely removable control unit, which includes an LCD display and keypad. This pocket size Remote Control Unit – the CPRCU – provides the operator with the most user-friendly interface available for crawler tubes. As soon as the preheating is completed and the kVs and mAs are keyed in, the remote control unit will be disconnected and the crawler will be ‘ready to go’