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Who benefits mosts from VMI in bulk chemical & fuel distribution..?
22 April 2010

With operational & logistic savings, improved production scheduling, as well as benefits in sales, purchasing and administration, is it the corporation or the enviroment that gains the most from the use of Vendor Managed Inventory (VMI)?

Fewer deliveries and better planning reduce logistics costs significantly, and with fewer customer run outs & less panic deliveries then it is easy to argue that operations & logistics gain the most, but scratch beneath the surface and you soon realise there are gains to be had right across the organisation.

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Remotely reset computer and communications equipment
06 April 2010

In an ideal world you woudn't need to reset computer and communications equipment, but we all know that from time to time you need to power cycle a device in order for it to carry on working. When the equipment is off site then this can become a major problem.

Using ourwire free telemetry products you can now easily switch your equipment off and then on again quickly and easily by text message. With many IT departments serving mutiple sites thenthe uses of remote monitoring and control can save time and money.

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Fuel Tank Monitoring
22 February 2010

Fuel tank monitoring provides benefits to both customers and suppliers and it has never been more affordable. Our telemetry solutions are wireless and battery powered, as well as being highly reliable.They have bene proven to reduce the number of deliveries required by over 24%.

Telemetry is easy to install onto fuel tanks and this movie shows you how easy it is. Installing and testing the Metron ATEX takes just ten minutes and the benefits last for years. Tank level telemetry saves you money and improves customer service.

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Low cost photoelectric sensors
22 February 2010
We now have available a new generation of photoelectric Low cost photoelectric sensorsproximity sensors designed to provide users with a high level of performance at competitive prices.

The 'Series 5050' photoelectric sensorsare built in the widely used 50mm x 50mm format and is available in diffuse, retro-reflective (reflex) and through-beam versions.  Each of these configurations has a long sensing distance; diffuse 800mm, retro-reflective 4 metres and through-beam 50 meters.


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Inductive sensors with excellent noise immunity
20 November 2009
The new ‘blue series’ inductive proximity sensors help you avoid Inductive sensorerroneous switching in circumstances where there is a large amount of electromagnetic interference. The sensor incorporate enhanced EMC resilience and are suitable for use in areas where there is a large amount of electrical noise typically found when you are close to invertors and motors.

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Inductive sensors for ambient temperatures up to 250 °C
20 November 2009

Powelectrics are pleased to announce the introduction of the IRTS/IDTS inductive sensorseries of inductive proximity sensors which are suitable for use at temperatures up to 250 °C for extend periods of time. The robust housings are mainly aluminium or stainless steel and come in either M18 or M30 versions. The sensing range depends on the model and varies from 10 to 40mm. They are ideal for applications in varnishing furnaces and brick kilns.

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Graphical display is a winner on new telemetry unit
20 November 2009
A well structured user interface which makes imaginative use of Metron2a flexible graphical display can be a huge advantage in the market, as Powelectrics found when they launched Metron2, an affordable telemetry outstation and the first of its kind to feature a graphical display. The design  won its designer Oliver Start the Young Engineer of the Year award, sponsored by RS Components, at the British Engineering Excellence Awards.

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Laser displacement sensor
19 October 2009

The LDS 72 is a A new type of laser displacement sensor that Laser displacement sensor LDS 72provides a very high resolution with ranges 5 to 600 mm.

Improved 14 it RTSC at 1500 Hz as well as intelligent image
analysis – peak & threshold selection are available. Analogue scaling with easy teach-in is now first time usable in this economic version

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