Universal Measurement and Control (UMC) has been appointed as the sole distributor of Honeywell Modular Systems and Honeywell Enraf in South Africa. The Honeywell Enraf portfolio consists of custody transfer accuracy radar and servo tank gauging systems, additive injection, blending and loading automation systems, small volume provers and terminal automation systems. UMC has many years of experience in these applications and can offer professional advice and implementation services for all of the mentioned systems.
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The Modular Systems portfolio includes the HC900 Process and Safety controller, the Masterlogic PLC range, the RTU2020 Remote Terminal Unit and the Experion HS SCADA system. Also included in the range is the newly launched Experion Plantcruise DCS system – a first of its kind in the region. Experion Plantcruise is built on Honeywell’s proven Experion PKS platform and offers a complete DCS system at an extremely competitive price. The Modular Systems portfolio covers a wide range of process automation needs from small to large scale projects. UMC, together with its certified systems integration partners, is ready to deliver process automation projects of any scope and complexity.
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