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- AN-3100D Annunciator
All of your alarms can include time stamp, synchronized by IRIG-B or our internal clock. This can be presented through Modbus, DNP, OPC or to a local printer or terminal for viewing. Dual ports (serial and Ethernet) can be provided for simultaneous connections to different devices.
- Series 90A Annunciator
Based on the highly acclaimed Series 90, AMETEK's new Model 90A Annunciator brings alarm monitoring to new levels. It has several communication options, can provide time stamped alarms and all features and options are field configurable. Installation and setup have been simplified making this an ideal fit for new projects or system replacements. The unique software configuration provides more features and functions a mouse click away.
- AN-6100C Annunciator
Simple to install, configure and operate and flexible to change, expand and grow to meet future requirements. The AN-6100C has all these qualities along with reliable operation for your most critical needs. The AN-6100C is a maintenance free; once installed, you will never have to worry about it.
- Series 100 Annunciator
AMETEK's Series 100 Annunciator has all the features you need for an alarm monitoring system. Simple to install, configure and operate, and flexible to change, expand and grow to meet future requirements.
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- SERNET Sequence of Events Recorder
Now IEC-61850 complient, the SERNET is an advanced alarm management system that captures critical alarms with 1 msec precision in the sequence they occur for quick determination of the root cause. The SERNET can display your alarms in a WEB Browser for easy analysis and provides real time data outputs via serial and Ethernet ports, making it ideal for monitoring your critical alarms from substation switchgear, transformers, turbines, boilers, pumps, motors, UPS, HVAC, building security and more.
- ISM-1 Distributed SER
The Rochester Integrated System Monitor, ISM-1 is a modular compact sequence of events recorder system offering the flexibility and reliability to tackle any application from several to several thousand points with confidence. It is fully user-configurable to record contact sequences from 1 to 6656 points with 1 millisecond resolution.
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- AN-3196B LED Annunciator
The Rochester AN-3196B is a self-contained, 12 point, compact LED Annunciator with reflash capability. A complete integral package includes an LED display, power supply, pushbuttons, output relays and is suitable for flush panel or wall mounting.
- Model 910 LED Annunciator
The PANALARM Model 910 is a compact ten-point LED Annunciator that meets DIN 43700 standard dimensions. A complete integral package includes an LED display, power supply, pushbuttons, output relays and is suitable for flush panel or wall mounting.
- Model 57 Single Point Annunciator
The PANALARM Model 57 is a single point Annunciator system for contact inputs with enclosure for wall mounting applications.
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- AN-3100D-LC Lamp Display
The AN-3100D-LC is an economical LED Display for remote Annunciator applications. The display can be connected to other Annunciator Logic Systems or can be directly connected to a PLC or DCS System.
- AN-6150 Lamp Display
The Rochester AN-6150 is a compact, display unit which allows a wide variety of customer configurations. Each lamp unit consists of a DIN standard cell (2.84" x 5.67") that can support 1,2,4 or 8 windows. Any combination of window sizes and colors can be accommodated in each cell.
- AN-5131 Lamp Display
The Rochester AN-5131 is a configurable display unit which allows a wide variety of customer configurations. Each lamp unit consists can support 1,2,3 or 4 windows. Any combination of window sizes and colors can be accommodated in each cell.
- Series 90A-LC Lamp Display
The Series 90A-LC is an economical LED Display for remote Annunciator applications. The Display can be connected to other Annunciator Logic Systems or can be directly connected to a PLC or DCS Systems.
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- Model NT2 Horn
AMETEK's Model NT2 horn is a device that is suitable for either flush panel or wall mounting applications.
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