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Intelligas goes low voltage

To increase the safety of maintenance engineers intelligas now produces its electronic range of systems with low voltage sensor outputs.

The difficulty of maintaining critical systems such as gas interlocks during service has long been either the health and safety restricitons of working on live equipment or the fact that some manufacturers switch 0v signals.

the use of 0v switching is good in terms of safety but difficult to test using a test meter as there's no voltage to test or no ground to test too!

intelligas interlocks use earth tapped 24v outputs on sensor wiring giving maintenance engineers a voltage to trace and virtually any local metal work to test down too!


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