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Corsham School helps Schneider campaign
Pupils, parents and staff at Corsham School have made a donation of GBP 425 to a fund-raising campaign currently in progress at Schneider Electric's Chippenham site.
News from Schneider Electric (27 June 2002)
Heat-tracing system for major new refinery
Tyco Thermal Controls has designed and supplied a complete heat-tracing system for the Karachaganak Integrated Organisation's new oil processing and gas re-injection plant.
News from Tyco Thermal Controls UK (20 June 2002)
LED displays change colour
Aerco is now supplying a new type of display system that uses high performance LEDs to create colourful, attention-grabbing displays for logos, signs, advertisements and other promotional material.
News from Aerco (14 June 2002)
Keypads resist water and vandals
Foremost Components has launched a range of waterproof vandal-resistant keypads.
News from Foremost Components (11 June 2002)
UK reorganisation adds solutions focus
In a move that underpins ambitious growth plans, Schneider Electric is reorganising its UK operations so they are more closely aligned with the organisation's rapidly evolving customer base.
News from Schneider Electric (11 June 2002)
Improved display of panel meters
Red Lion's popular PAX range of panel meters has been expanded to include a number of new features including a variable intensity display and a Profibus communication option.
News from Red Lion Controls (10 June 2002)
Heating controls are simply set
Setting the on and off times for heating systems is a fast and easy task with new SM1 and SM2 central heating programmers from HVACR control specialist, Invensys Climate Controls.
News from Invensys Climate Controls (30 May 2002)
Panel meter makes a big display of itself
With its new Epax 5-digit extra-large PAX display, Red Lion now offers a 4in-high LED display readable from up to 55m away.
News from Red Lion Controls (28 May 2002)
Display modules take more onboard
The SC series of alphanumeric dot-matrix LCD modules are designed with built-in CMOS driver devices to reduce component count, simplify the interface circuitry and increase overall system reliability.
News from CTL Components (20 May 2002)
Entertaining use for medical monitors
EON Media's new entertainment and information system, designed for patients' bedside use, will feature VitalScreen medical monitors from Planar Systems.
News from Planar Systems (14 May 2002)
Planar completes Dome acquisition
Planar Systems has completed its acquisition of Dome Imaging Systems of Waltham, Massachusetts, USA.
News from Planar Systems ( 1 May 2002)
High-output red laser is visibly superior
The DL-LS1060 is Sanyo's latest high-output red laser diode, which provides 50mW CW optical power (90mW pulsed), combined with 70C operation in the 658nm wavelength band. Brochure available
News from Photonic Products (30 April 2002)
Red laser diode is on the level
The Sanyo DL-LS1036 is a high-output red laser diode, providing 35mW of optical power in the 635nm wavelength band combined with 50C operation. Brochure available
News from Photonic Products (30 April 2002)
Programmable switch is flushed with success
Now available from Diamond Electronics is the Baran SBA1P 112 AN switch module, offering a combination of a user-programmable delay function with extreme ruggedness and durability.
News from Diamond Electronics (29 April 2002)
Immersion heater caters for vending machines
A new immersion heater has been developed specifically for use in vending and catering applications.
News from Hawco (11 April 2002)
Microheater keeps airflows temperate
A small, fast reacting microheater measuring only 9.5 x 1.9mm and suitable for use up to 500C has been launched by Heraeus Sensor-Nite.
News from Heraeus Sensor Technology ( 9 April 2002)
Heating element won't let go
Durex Industries has developed a mini coil heater with a novel clamping band which allows the heating element to maintain full clamping force at elevated temperatures.
News from Durex Industries ( 8 April 2002)
Training is the key for Schneider Electric
Schneider Electric's sales force - the largest in the UK devoted entirely to power distribution, automation and control - spends almost 10% of its time in training.
News from Schneider Electric ( 8 April 2002)
Printers solve common ticketing challenges
The Ap890 and Ap892 impact printers, new from Able Systems, solve common ticketing challenges at an attractive price.
News from Able Systems ( 4 April 2002)
Smart labels keep tabs on cathodic protection
BAC Corrosion Control has a new identification system that can be incorporated into cathodic protection equipment and test facilities to retain and manage information and data.
News from BAC Corrosion Control ( 3 April 2002)
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