Energy-efficient lighting
10 November, 2009 | Koda Lighting
The Nimbus LED.next lighting claims to deliver energy savings of up to 70% compared with conventional fluorescent and incandescent lighting and is claimed to be more than twice as energy efficient as low-voltage halogen lighting.
Heat exchanger design
10 November, 2009 | Teralba Industries Pty Ltd
The Deep Dimple design of the Dimpleflo heat exchanger range achieves good heat transfer coefficients when processing slurries and viscous products or waste streams.
Secure shredding
10 November, 2009 | ITs Green
The Kobra ShredinaBin provides an alternative way to safely destroy a company’s or government department’s confidential and private information. Users can now shred directly into a standard 240 L wheelie bin and dispose of the waste safely.
Tyre shredder
10 November, 2009 | ITs Green
The Evashred Panther industrial shredder is built by New Zealand-based company Evans Engineering. It weighs 3.5 tonnes, is 4.5 m long and stands more than 3.0 m high. The unit is driven by two 40 hp motors with 42,000 Nm of torque, and is designed to munch on truck and car tyres but can also be configured to shred any product.
Consistency meter
10 November, 2009 | Toshiba International Corp Pty Ltd
The LQ500 consistency (density) meter provides accurate and reliable measurement of density for various applications.
Contaminant analysis
10 November, 2009 | Keysight Technologies Australia Pty Ltd
Agilent’s 7700 Series ICP-MS is said to be more productive, sensitive and flexible with lower backgrounds and better interference removal.
Liquid level telemetry
28 October, 2009 | Clarke & Severn Electronic Solutions
WAVETANK is a telemetry wireless product line dedicated to the remote control and monitoring of liquid levels within a tank.
Dissolved oxygen meter
14 October, 2009 | Bintech Systems Pty Ltd
Represented in Australia by Bintech Products, the UK-based instrumentation company Pi has claimed to have launched the world’s first in-situ self-checking dissolved oxygen meter.
Temperature monitor module
30 September, 2009 | Clarke & Severn Electronic Solutions
Based on the use of Wavetherm modules, the Wavenis temperature remote measurement and regulation solution is flexible with regard to its architecture and the type of data collection equipment with which it is used.
Water treatment technology
28 September, 2009 | Creative Water Technology Ltd
Creative Water Technology has launched an innovative technology that allows highly contaminated wastewater to be cleaned. The technology was recently recognised by winning Innovic’s International Next Big Thing Award 2009 - Green/Environmental category.
Algae and chlorophyll reading instrument
28 September, 2009 | Technical & Scientific Equipment
Technical and Scientific Equipment’s AlgaeTorch, from bbe, Germany, is a lightweight, outdoor instrument for the quantification of blue-green algae and total chlorophyll. It allows for the rapid measurement of toxic algae in water used for drinking and recreation purposes.
Network repeater
25 September, 2009 | Clarke & Severn Electronic Solutions
Coronis Wavetalk gives the user the flexibility to deploy data collection and monitoring networks to suit any topology. With its 500 mW transmitter, the long-range version of the device provides reliable data connections over distances of up to several kilometres.
PC-based administration
25 September, 2009 | Clarke & Severn Electronic Solutions
The Coronis Wavenet Manager is a PC- and server-based application that is said to make remote meter-reading and network administration easy. It also provides secure integration of customer data to existing information systems and data processing tools.
Wireless tank-level monitoring module
25 September, 2009 | Clarke & Severn Electronic Solutions
Wavetank is a telemetry wireless product line dedicated to the remote control and monitoring of liquid levels within a tank (LPG, gas and water).
Cellular gateway
25 September, 2009 | Clarke & Severn Electronic Solutions
Remote network AMR systems offer the advantages of lower personnel costs and ‘anytime, anywhere’ access to information out in the field.
