Allpronix has announced that the company is now the official distributor for Datexel in South Africa. The product range has been expanded to include world class signal conditioners, loop isolators and trip amplifiers manufactured to ISO 9001 and CE standards.
The units are available with intrinsically safe approvals to Atex standard
The range comprises DIN rail or head mount packages with the option or fixed or PC programmable inputs and ranges and a variety of isolated or non-isolated output options. The devices are available with 2, 3 or 4-wire connectivity and external supply options. Programmable loop powered indicators either LED or LCD and 4-20 mA loop splitters are also available.
Input options include RTD, TC, mV, V, mA, resistance and potentiometer. The isolation rating is 2000 V a.c. and the units feature high accuracy and maximum performance stability. Low cost programming software allows for the selection of the input type, range, output and scale, as well as linear modification of the output curve. The flexibility of the family allows for typical signal conditioning application for automation systems, process control, and energy source management. The 2000 VAC galvanic isolation allows their use even in heavy engineering environments often found in industrial applications. The units are manufactured using high quality and high precision components which are assembled using surface mount device technology, so as to ensure maximum functional accuracy and reliability.
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