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July 13, 2012 | Product News
In January of 2011, Eurotherm introduced a groundbreaking new digital recorder, the Nanodac. At a mere 6″ x 6″ x 6″, the Nanodac is the smallest recorder Eurotherm produces and has a crisp, bright screen. Within just a few months, Eurotherm also released a Nanodac with controlling capabilities – combining for the first time recording and controlling into one unit. The Nanodac can now be upgraded to provide two independent control loops or an advanced cascade loop!
The two independent control loops utilize the advanced Eurotherm PID algorithm providing high performance and reliability to your process. The standard dual loop selection also includes one of the best auto tune facilities available along with overshoot inhibition (cutbacks); compensation for power fluctuations using power feedforward; linear, fan, oil and water cooling The all-new advanced cascade loop allows ease of setup and tuning when cascade control is needed. This application block allows the operator to set up individual set point ranges and tune the cascade loop, something unique to the nanodac™.
May 15, 2012 | Company News
Neal Systems is proud to announce they have been selected as the representatives for Foxboro in the south Jersey water/wastewater municipal industry. Foxboro has a rich history of being one of the premier names in supplying control systems and instrumentation (flow, pressure, temperature and liquid analytical products) to the industrial market. Neal Systems has a strong relationship with water and wastewater municipalities and management companies in the south Jersey region, and looks forward to supplying them with a top-tier transmitter and control product line.
March 1, 2012 | Company News
Neal Systems is pleased to announce the hiring of Mark Reich, an experienced controls engineer with 25+ years of experience in process and discrete manufacturing systems. Mark is a degreed engineer, with an associates and bachelors of technology in electrical engineering, as well as a Masters of Business Administration and Masters of Education. He has applied his engineering expertise in industries which include water and waste water, food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, printing, and plastics. Mark applies his experience and knowledge of technology and industry to delight customers of Neal Systems and working with and developing employees. His areas of specialty include System Design, Technical Leadership, PLC Programming, HMI Design, Advanced Troubleshooting, Training Development and Project Commissioning.
February 13, 2012 | Company News
Neal Systems is pleased to announce Steve Slavutsky as our newest team member in the application engineering role. Steve has an electrical engineering degree from Temple University near Philadelphia. He has application engineering and hardware design experience with instrumentation, controllers, recorders and drive units with both Leeds & Northrup as well as Honeywell, and most recently did engineering hardware design for Agere Systems in the Lehigh Valley.
December 22, 2011 | Company News
Neal Systems announces the hiring of Jim Dickert, an electrical engineer with an extensive instrumentation and controls background. Jim comes to NSI with extensive experience in panel-building, panel-design, CAD drawings, site startups/installations, and HMI/PLC programming. He joins NSI’s systems engineering team, which focuses on adding value to the products that NSI represents and distributes for.
