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Published:  22 February, 2018

Beka_Associates.jpgSaffron Scientific Equipment, a specialist in the design, development and manufacture of Gloveboxes, reports it is using BEKA Advisor A90 universal process panel meters to display critical containment pressures. Each meter has a multicolour negative liquid crystal display, with the display colour linked to the meter's alarm status providing very conspicuous multiple alarm warnings. Although Advisor A90 meters are easy to configure and calibrate on-site, they are supplied pre-calibrated to Saffron's requirement including a printed slide-in scale card showing the units of measurement.

Based in North Yorkshire, Saffron's technical director Andrew Lees said that BEKA Advisor A90 meters where chosen because they are easy to install and have a wide range of features including multiple latching alarms, colour change displays, and the ability to re-transmit a 4-20mA signal.

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