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News Release from: Red Lion Controls | Subject: Model GTM
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 30 November 2004
Monitor keeps watch over multiple tanks
The Model GTM graphical tank monitor is a ready to use system capable of simultaneously monitoring the level and temperature of multiple tanks.
The Model GTM graphical tank monitor from Red Lion is a ready to use system capable of simultaneously monitoring the level and temperature of multiple tanks, while graphically displaying and data logging the information Designed specifically for the food and beverage industry, the display and I/O are all housed in a stainless steel enclosure
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 21 Feb 2001 at 8.00am (UK)
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The bright 10.4in colour display provides all available information at a glance including tank name, contents, level, temperature and alarm status.
The GTM offers simplicity with its touch screen design that allows the user to quickly calibrate the input for the level transmitter.
The interface's look and behaviour can also be customised for specific applications.
The GTM's trending facility provides a historical record of each tank's temperature for the last 26 hours and the data logging feature provides long-term storage of information in a CSV file format that can be viewed with commercial applications such as Microsoft Excel.
With Ethernet and RS485 ports standard, the GTM can be configured to provide information to an entire facility.
Downloadable communications drivers provide the means to interface the GTM with most brands of PLCs and Scada software, and the built-in web server allows access and control to the GTM from any networked computer.
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