It enables the control of the liquid level in a tank between two or three set points. The pump or valve is controlled by integrated high power relay contacts.

The Dual Level Controller 2 has an additional relay which can be used for any purpose – such as a low level cut off valve or a high level alarm output. An IP65 version is also available.

Deeter manufactures a large range of float switches that are compatible with the Dual Level Controller.

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The addition of the CSA Approval to the existing ATEX and IECEx approvals means the products are suitable for use in hazardous environments in most regions worldwide.

This approval is proof of Deeter’s continued growth within the North American and Canadian markets and commitment to being a global leader in the design and manufacture of sensors for hazardous area markets.

For further information on our CSA Approved Explosion Proof Sensors or any other of our wide range of products, please email sales@deeter.co.uk or call on +44 (0)1494 566046.

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It was a great success, with many visitors meeting the team and learning about Deeter’s impressive portfolio of products, particularly their wide range of Wireless, ATEx and IECEx certified explosion proof sensors.

Singapore International  Water Week (SIWW) is the global platform for  water solutions. It brings  policymakers, industry leaders, experts and  practitioners together to address  challenges, showcase technologies,  discover opportunities and celebrate achievements  in the water world.

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Deeter Electronics Ltd. Moves into an Explosive New Market and now has products fit for a King. Liquid Level Sensors that meet the ATEX Directive 94/9EC.

What is ATEX I hear you ask? Why is this such Big News for Deeter?

ATEX and IECEx standards provide us the ability to provide you with the assurance you need when working in a hazardous environment.

If you have any questions about our ATEX products, or would like some more information please email us and we will get right back to you.

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Singapore International Water Week 2012  

1 – 5 July, Sands Expo and Convention Center, Marina Bay Sands

Singapore International  Water Week (SIWW) is the global platform for  water solutions. It brings  policymakers, industry leaders, experts and  practitioners together to address  challenges,

showcase technologies,  discover opportunities and celebrate achievements  in the water world. The event’s flagship  programmes comprise:

• Lee  Kuan Yew Water Prize
• Water  Leaders Summit
• Water  Convention
• Water  Expo
• Business Forums

In the face of global  urbanisation and climate challenges, the 2012  theme “Water Solutions for  Liveable and Sustainable Cities” reinforces  the pressing need to integrate  sustainable water management strategies  into the urban planning process.

Singapore International  Water  Week 2012 provides the platform to address these challenges and explore   opportunities in the integration of water solutions and urban planning  in  cities around the world. Opportunities abound for global water  leaders and  practitioners from the public and private sectors to debate  in water dialogs,  network with key industry players, showcase  leading-edge technologies and best  practices and identify viable  solutions to address this common challenge.

Held in conjunction  with  the 3rd World Cities Summit and the inaugural CleanEnviro  Singapore, delegates,  trade visitors and exhibitors will have more  opportunities to promote practical  and sustainable water  solutions and  tap into a vast network of public and private sector players in  urban  solutions.

Singapore International Water Week 2011 Surges to New High

Singapore International Water Week 2011, held from 4 – 8  July and  themed “Sustainable Solutions for a Changing Urban Environment”  notched  new highs, with a bigger slate of exhibiting companies and an  encouraging  growth in participant numbers.

This global  platform for water solutions attracted a record of some 13,500   participants from 99 countries/regions. This marks a growth in  attendance  figures of almost 60% since the inaugural event in 2008. The  Water Expo saw  close to 70% growth in exhibition space and a 70%  increase in the number of  exhibiting companies over the inaugural year  of 2008. Over 600 companies took  part in this year’s Water Expo, which  attracted six new international pavilions  from Australia, Belgium, the  United Kingdom, the Milwaukee Water Council (USA),  the Water  Environment Federation (USA), and the Maryland-Asia Environmental   Partnership (USA); taking the total number of pavilions to 15. The total   value of announcements for projects awarded, tenders, investments and  R&D  MOUs reached S$2.9 billion.

Find our booth at H32

Source by:  www.siww.com.sg

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The recent advent of compact, high reliability short range wireless devices has allowed Deeter to develop a wireless sensor system which can transform industrial control and measuring systems. Greatly reducing the cost and time required to install, increasing convenience and reliability and enabling simple relocation of sensors should factory layout change. In addition Deeter probes are battery powered removing the additional layer of installation complexity of providing mains power in remote locations for conventional measuring instruments.

.A Deeter Wireless Sensor System may include a number of Wireless Routers to form a wireless ‘mesh’ network. This allows signals to be automatically re-routed around any broken links in the mesh creating a built-in self-healing capability to further ensure communications reliability.

The Deeter Wireless Sensor System will be welcomed by control engineers in industrial and manufacturing industries such as food and beverages, cooling systems and agriculture.

System Applications and Features
The Deeter Wireless Sensor System was primarily designed for use in liquid level sensing, to complement the very popular existing range of Deeter float-switches and continuous level sensors. Countless other applications for the Deeter Wireless Sensor system are possible, including:
• remote monitoring of switch inputs to drive relay outputs
• converting a potentiometer input to a 4-to-20mA current loop output
• mirroring a 4-to-20mA current loop signal
• switching relays at preset input thresholds

The System has the following advanced features:
• Sophisticated RF Communications and Wireless Network capability
• Fully automatic operation once the system is installed
• Battery powered remote sensors

RF Communications
The system uses very reliable high power RF transceiver modules and rugged external antennae to achieve the best possible wireless communication range. Range can be further extended by adding one or more Deeter Wireless Routers which receive and re-transmit the signal with increased gain. The Base Station acts as the coordinator for the wireless network and operates in the 2.4GHz ISM (Instrumentation Scientific and Medical) frequency band. This allows the system to be used world-wide without requiring a site radio operating license. Local regulations may restrict the maximum RF transmit power and Deeter provide different variants of the Wireless System devices for the USA, Canadian and European markets to satisfy these constraints. The IEEE 802.15.4 protocol used in the Deeter Wireless Sensor System allows several networks to share the same frequency without interfering with each other. The protocol uses sophisticated techniques to ensure good communications using very low power signaling. This allows the Deeter Wireless Sender or LVCS-RF (RF Liquid Vertical Continuous Sensor) probe to operate using battery power. Once the system is installed it will operate reliably for extended periods without any further intervention. When several Routers are used they form a ‘mesh’ network, and signals can be re-routed around any broken links in the mesh. Thus, the system has a built-in self-healing capability to further ensure communications reliability.

Wireless Range
At maximum transmission power (USA version) the distance between sensor node and Base Station may be up to 4km in an ideal, open field installation. For operation in Europe, regulations restrict the maximum transmission power and a range of up to 1000m may be possible. However, in most practical environments the radio signal will be attenuated by obstructions and by multi-path fading caused by reflections. To improve range, a clearer signal path can often be achieved by increasing the height of the antenna and Deeter supply an antenna extension kit for this purpose. A Deeter Wireless Router placed somewhere between the remote sensor and Base Station, or off to one side of the direct line between the two, will greatly extend the wireless range and up to four Routers may be used in a single system.

System Devices
There are four devices currently in the Deeter Wireless Sensor product range:
• Base Station
• Wireless Sender
• LVCS-RF Liquid Vertical Continuous Sensor probe
• Wireless Router

A basic Wireless Sensor System comprises a Base Station and a single sensor node, either a Sender or LVCS-RF. A Router may be added to the system to improve communications reliability or to extend the wireless range. Up to four Routers may be used in a single system.
The sensor nodes can accept a range of input devices to suit the application:
• Four switch inputs (Sender only)
• An analog resistive input (Sender and LVCS-RF)
• A 4-to-20mA current-loop sensing input (Sender only)

The Base Station has a range of outputs to drive a wide variety of possible
devices:
• Four open-collector transistors for relay operation etc.
• 4-to-20mA current loop driver
• Serial communications output via RS232, RS485 or USB
(At present, serial communications is reserved for diagnostic data. Future
developments are expected to include data-logging features.)

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Temperature Compensated

Automatic Calibration

The Deeter Group, market leaders in the design, development and manufacture of electronic sensors and control systems, announce the introduction of their new Low Volume Liquid Dispenser.  Intended for accurate, repeatable dosing of small volumes of chemicals, colors or flavorings, the Low Volume Liquid Dispenser may be used to control any liquid being dispensed in a laboratory or manufacturing process.

The new Low Volume Liquid Dispenser is designed to deliver a measured volume of liquid at the press of a button.  In normal use, the operator selects a volume, presses a button and the Dispenser delivers the required volume without further operator intervention.  The volume required is simple to set and the dose is retained in non-volatile memory for repeat operations. Volumes between 0.025 liters and 10 liters can be selected in increments of 0.001 liters.

The Dispenser will accurately measure volumes over a flow rate range of between 0.2 liters/minute and 2.5 liters/minute and will automatically compensate for the effects of varying flow-rates and changes in liquid temperature.  A calibration menu allows fine adjustments to the compensation.

The Low Volume Liquid Dispenser has two John Guest Speedfit® 8mm push-fit connectors for input and output of fluids.  Wetted surfaces are nylon, PTFE, Buna and acetyl, making the Low Volume Liquid Dispenser suitable for a wide range of fluids over a temperature range of +1 to +65ºC.  Operator controls consist of a three-button keypad and a liquid crystal display.  The display shows the selected volume and progress during dispensing.  A number of additional features are available through the keypad, including pause and restart during dispensing, cancelling dispensing, and manual ‘top-up’ control.

Peter Whiteaker, Managing Director of The Deeter Group comments; ”We have over twenty years of experience in designing fluid dispensers and our new Low Volume Liquid Dispenser will be ideal for single users in laboratories to automated systems for low volume dosing.  This new design features temperature controlled accuracy and the convenience of having software provided for control and monitoring from a PC.”

The Dispenser has a serial communication option to enable automated control and monitoring by an external computer using the software provided.  Communication is via USB ‘A to B’ cable and the Low Volume Liquid Dispenser is powered by a low-voltage supply, making it safe to use in damp environments or if liquid is spilt.  A 12VDC mains socket adapter is supplied with each Dispenser.

An audible ‘beep’ option is provided to indicate when dispensing has stopped and a further option will produce continuous ‘beeps’ if the flow rate is outside of  the limits for accurate volume measurement.  These audio options can be enabled or disabled through a display menu and are also saved to non-volatile memory and are restored to the operator’s preference after power-up.

The Deeter Group product range includes level sensors, complete wireless sensing systems, leak detectors, level indicators and control equipment, industrial weighing equipment, reed and proximity switches, boiler control equipment, litz and magnetic wire and termination assemblies. For more information on the Deeter Electronics range of sensing products call +44 (0)1494 566046 or visit www.deeter.co.uk

About Deeter Group:

The Deeter Group is a privately owned group of companies first established in the UK in 1982 and set up to provide electronic services and products to industry. The Group comprises Deeter Engineering Services Ltd, Deeter Weighing Systems, Deeter Electronics Ltd, Deeter Electronics Inc and Deeter International Ltd. During its existence it has developed from a small local supplier to a Group of companies which trade throughout the world. Deeter now lists among its customers many large international companies and has justly earned its reputation as a supplier of quality products and services.

Deeter Electronics was established in 1991 as a distributor of specialist electronic products. It now supplies a range of products to customers in the UK, mainland Europe, Asia and North and South America. In addition to some sensor products manufactured within the Deeter Group, Deeter Electronics is now either an agent or distributor for a number of market leading component Brands.

For more information

Joseph Whiteaker

The Deeter Electronics Ltd.
Deeter House
Valley Road
Hughenden Valley
HP14 4LW

T: +44 (0)1494 566046
F: +44 (0)1494 563961

E: sales@deeter.co.uk

W: www.deeter.co.uk

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Featuring full product technical information, online ordering

and video channel

The Deeter Group, market leaders in the design, development and manufacture of electronic sensors and control systems, announce the launch of three new websites to increase their market presence in the major international instrumentation and process control markets.

The new websites focus on the UK – www.deeter.co.uk the USA – www.deeterelectronicsinc.com and Germany – www.deetergroup.de and provide all  the product, application and ordering information customers require.

These new, easy to navigate websites are designed to simplify navigation to product information and feature online shopping. The redesigned sites reflect the company’s new direction, showcasing their innovative vertical level sensors and wireless sensor systems. With all the relevant information at visitors finger tips the new websites allow customers to select and order Deeter products.

“This redesign has a fresh feel which I think will appeal to a wide audience,” adds Deeter CEO, Peter Whiteaker. “The redesign and international reach is about building relationships with a new audience by making the sites interactive while at the same giving our long-term customers the information and service levels they have come to expect from Deeter. When overhauling the sites our designers intended them to be entertaining and simple with a user friendly approach.”

All the sites offer Google Translate, reducing language barriers. Clicking on the Video option from ‘The Company’ tab allows visitors to see the Deeter in action and watch company CEO Peter Whiteaker explain the history and new direction of Deeter Electronics and Engineering. The Deeter video channel will expand to offer videos of product testing to demonstrate why Deeter products have such enviable reliability and “how to” instructional videos for correct use of Deeter products.

The Deeter Group product range includes level sensors, complete wireless sensing systems, leak detectors, level indicators and control equipment, industrial weighing equipment, reed and proximity switches, boiler control equipment, litz and magnetic wire and termination assemblies. For more information on the Deeter Electronics range of sensing products call +44 (0)1494 566046 or visit www.deeter.co.uk

About Deeter Group:

The Deeter Group is a privately owned group of companies first established in the UK in 1982 and set up to provide electronic services and products to industry. The Group comprises Deeter Engineering Services Ltd, Deeter Weighing Systems, Deeter Electronics Ltd, Deeter Electronics Inc and Deeter International Ltd. During its existence it has developed from a small local supplier to a Group of companies which trade throughout the world. Deeter now lists among its customers many large international companies and has justly earned its reputation as a supplier of quality products and services.

Deeter Electronics was established in 1991 as a distributor of specialist electronic products. It now supplies a range of products to customers in the UK, mainland Europe, Asia and North and South America. In addition to some sensor products manufactured within the Deeter Group, Deeter Electronics is now either an agent or distributor for a number of market leading component Brands.

For more information

Joseph Whiteaker

The Deeter Electronics Ltd.
Deeter House
Valley Road
Hughenden Valley
HP14 4LW

T: +44 (0)1494 566046
F: +44 (0)1494 563961

E: sales@deeter.co.uk

W: www.deeter.co.uk

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