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Atex-approved burst detection
February 1st 2009

Manufacturer of rupture discs, Elfab, has launched what is believed to be the first ATEX-approved burst detection system, Radio-Tel. The new system combines the latest wireless technology with Elfab's proven noninvasive detection system, Flo-Tel+.

Suitable for the largest sites, Radio- Tel features real-time process monitoring of disc status and temperature. Situated in close proximity to the rupture disc, Radio-Tel's transmitters plug easily into the Flo-Tel+. This eliminates the time-consuming and expensive wiring work necessary with other detection systems.

The transmitters send a health message to the receiver every minute. When the transmitter detects that a disc has operated, the message changes to an alert signal.

Suitable for use in even the harshest operating conditions, all Radio-Tel parts have at least an IP65 rating, with the transmitters being fully ATEX Zone 0 approved.

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