July 3, 2013 | Company News
Neal Systems is pleased to announce Stephen Arnold to the new position of Vice President of Systems, and Shane Filer to the new position of Vice President of Sales. Stephen and Shane each bring over 20 years of industrial instrumentation and automation background to their respective positions.
July 3, 2013 | Company News
Neal Systems is pleased to promote Suzy Steininger to the position of inside sales. Suzy has been a valuable member of the Neal Systems team that customers are growing to love! We will miss her predecessor, Katie McIntye, who is heading back to the academia world to pursue her Master’s degree.
July 3, 2013 | Company News
Neal Systems is pleased to announce the promotion of Mark Reich to Systems Manager. Mark brings a wealth of teaching and management experience to the position with over 25 years of automation and project deployment with large system integration firms. He will be responsible for overseeing the continued coordination of projects and further development of the engineering team.
March 21, 2013 | Company News
Neal Systems is proud to announce the fourth straight year of 15% or higher growth for its overall business, thanks to continued focus on core industries and key product lines, as well as continued growth in the New York State area. Major projects include regulatory data acquisition and reporting for the pipeline industry, gas leak detection projects for plant and personnel safety, and hazardous area purging systems for oil rigs.
March 21, 2013 | Product News
Invensys Eurotherm, one of the world’s premiere suppliers of temperature control and data acquisition equipment, is pleased to announce the new “E-Pack” power controller and SCR. In 2009, Eurotherm announced the release of the new E-Power power controller system, which provided advanced configuration, control, diagnostics, and communications in a powe
What problem does it solve?
Many low-amp SCRs are “build-to-order” with the specific control method, amperage, voltage, and options all designed for one specific application. Should anything change with the application, a whole new unit would need to be ordered and the other scrapped.r control package for applications of 150 Amps or higher. Now that same capability is released for a low-amperage SCR design (1-63 Amps).
The New E-Pack features the following:
- Local iPod-like screen for configuration and visualization of process variables
- Two hardware models spanning the entire range from 1 – 63 Amps, with up to 500 Volts available for the voltage feed
- Configuration via computer software or front face
- Built-in unmanaged Ethernet switch with two Ethernet RJ45 ports
- Advanced Load Diagnostics
- Controls comprehensive ranges of loads: resistive, infrared, transformer primary, molybdenum disilicide, silicon carbide
- Energy Usage Measurement available
- Voltage squared, Current squared, and True Power Control
- Modbus TCP standard