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New gas transmitter<br />

<strong>19.2</strong><br />

Oldham is very pleased to<br />

announce the launch of<br />

the OLCT 700 and OLCT 710 gas<br />

transmitters. The 700/710 Series<br />

comprises 3 different models<br />

-FP, TP or IR- for the detection of<br />

flammable, H2S or CO2 gases.<br />

The OLCT 700 can be used in<br />

combination with an increased<br />

safety approved junction box from<br />

your furniture. The OLCT 710 is<br />

ready to use and is made of an OLCT<br />

700 attached to a junction box<br />

that contains the terminals and an<br />

optional surge protection module.<br />

The OLCT 700/710 Series<br />

is specifically designed for<br />

harsh and extreme locations. It<br />

provides reliable operation in any<br />

circumstances between -40°C<br />

and +75°C. This new and superior<br />

level of environmental durability<br />

in sensor design includes an<br />

electropolished 316 stainless steel<br />

housing and 100% encapsulated<br />

electronics for complete<br />

protection and immunity to water<br />

ingress and corrosion.<br />

The plug-in, field replaceable<br />

sensors can be easily replaced<br />

in the field. Operator interface is<br />

non-intrusive via a small handheld<br />

magnet and the embedded<br />

software is very intuitive.<br />

SIL 2 certified according<br />

to IEC 61508:2010 functional<br />

safety standard, OLCT 700/710<br />

instruments are also ATEX 2G<br />

certified for use in ATEX zones 1<br />

and 2.While the Model TP is using<br />

a poison-resistant catalytic bead<br />

sensor to detect combustible<br />

gases, the Model IR includes<br />

an infrared sensor to monitor<br />

combustible or CO2 gases.<br />

The Model TP is equipped with<br />

a proprietary solid state metal<br />

oxide semiconductor sensor<br />

(MOS) and is very well suited to H2S<br />

detection in severe applications<br />

where the detector can be exposed<br />

to very high concentration/<br />

temperature and very low/high<br />

humidity. It is commonly used:<br />

- in Wastewater Treatment<br />

Plants (primary treatment,<br />

biological treatment, etc. ),<br />

- in Oil and Gas Industry<br />

(production platforms, drilling<br />

rigs, refineries, etc.),<br />

- when temperature exceeds<br />

the upper operating temperature<br />

of 40-50°C.<br />

The 700/710 Series is<br />

compatible with all Oldham<br />

MX controllers and is ModBus<br />

compatible with the MX 40 which<br />

can connect to up to 32 detectors.<br />

The MX 40 has a 2Gb SD<br />

memory card and records all data<br />

(measurements, alarms, faults) in<br />

CSV format. The data can be read<br />

directly on the unit or digitally<br />

on our File Log Viewer software<br />

which can be downloaded free<br />

of charge from our website. The<br />

MX 40 can be accessed remotely<br />

via Ethernet or GSM. A web page<br />

displays measurements and<br />

channel statuses in real time, and<br />

is accessible from any computer or<br />

wireless phone connected to the<br />

internet. This option also allows<br />

you to have SMS or email messages<br />

sent in the case of an alarm.<br />

sandy.vanderwalt@<br />

spero.co.za<br />

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