The Easidew On-line offers affordable and simple dew-point measurement and is designed to make continuous measurement of the dew point in compressed air and industrial gases reilable and accurate
Michell Instruments has launched its new on-line hygrometer.
The latest generation of the Easidew On-line offers many new features, including an enhanced digital display, analogue and digital outputs and dual alarm feature.
Easidew also offers measurement in C and F displayed on a large red LED monitor and operates with a universal power supply.
The Easidew On-line offers unbeatable, intelligent and interchangeable sensor technology, says the company.
Michell's advanced ceramic moisture sensor is coupled with the the latest microprocessor based measurement circuitry to produce a fully calibrated sensor transmitter module.
All calibration data is stored within the memory and so sensor exchange for calibration or service can be effected in seconds.
The Easidew On-line is designed to provide a continuous and reliable measurement of an air or gas system.
The Easidew puts intelligent dew-point control right at the measurement point, transmitting calibrated data back to the monitor unit, which can be located up to 800m away.
This means users can feel confident that the Easidew On-line will always provide vital, real-time information on the quality of air from a dryer system, or the gas in a process line, says the company.
The large red LED display means that easy determination of the dew point of a process even in the most dimly lit plant.
The Easidew On-line also provides a 4-20mA analogue and RS232 digital output for connection to a chart recorder, data-logger or computer system, to analyse trends in dew point over time.
The dual alarms can easily be configured by the user from the instruments IP65 front panel and it makes the Easidew On-line ideal for the monitoring of desiccant dryers, or other critical applications.
Michell says the Easidew On-line is designed to the highest standards to ensure that dew-point measurements are accurate and reliable.
Michell Instruments has 30 years of experience in developing and refining sensor technology to ensure that every sensor performs to its optimum capabilties.
In order for this to be achieved each ceramic moisture sensor goes through a multi-mode test and inspection process to verify its reliabiltiy and capability.
Only when the sensor has passed a variety of rigorous tests is it ready to be applied to a process control application.
Each Easidew On-line is supplied with a calibration certificate traceable to a national standards from Michell Instruments Ukas accredited laboratory.
