Wireless Touchscreen Level Monitor is an industrial touch screen that can remotely monitor the liquid level of a storage tank. This product needs to be used together with the THINCKE level Sensor. It is a 4.3-inch touch screen that allows you to set the size of your tank based on your tank. You know not […]
The Remote Terminal Unit for the tank is an advanced transmission module that transmits data through GPRS for tanks and other specialized machinery. Low-power Bluetooth allows the connection of the Non-invasive ultrasonic level sensor for accurate, reliable residual tank level monitoring. It allows users and gas operators to grasp the remaining gas volume of the […]
It is a remote data transmission terminal designed for mobile tank trucks, powered by lithium batteries. RTUMT02 is an advanced GPS tracker for trucks, buses, agriculture, and other specialized machinery. It is designed for vehicle tracking and can perform advanced tasks – read onboard computer data (CAN), monitor driver behavior, remotely download tachograph data, manage […]
The fire truck intelligent control system is an integrated Fire Truck Pump Control System, that realizes automatic pressure stabilization of the fire truck pump, control of the water flow at the inlet and outlet of the pump, and real-time monitoring of the liquid level of the fire water tank and foam tank; high-brightness industrial grade […]
Auto Foam Proportioner System, applied to class B foam system. It is a ring pump type foam mixing system, controlled by the microprocessor, automatically control the foam mixing ratio, regardless of how the pump outlet flow changes, always able to keep the foam mixing ratio stable at a set value. Auto Foam Proportioner System: No […]
Description Of Level Switch Parker JC7-SH Level switches can show high and low levels in process tanks, which is why we see them in measurement and control applications. Level switches come in a variety of forms, but the most popular ones include thermal, inductive, ultrasonic, and others. A switch known as a “float level switch” […]
