New MX 32 Gas Detection Controller (Scandinavian Oil-Gas Magazine)

New MX 32 Gas Detection Controller

Published Jun 16, 2016

New Oldham MX 32 alarm (photo: Tyco Gas & Flame Detection)

Tyco Gas & Flame Detection has announced that the new Oldham MX 32 alarm and control system is now available.

Designed to meet SIL1 requirements, the new MX 32 is a compact, low-profile controller that continuously monitors a wide range of gas detectors. The device uses the same platform as the MX 43 which has proven to be a very accurate and reliable controller.

The new MX 32 manages both digital lines and analog channels and covers all needs for a wide variety of gas monitoring applications. Its digital technology allows up to 8 detectors to be distributed on two lines for increased savings. The unit allows two inputs for Wheatstone bridge sensors.

Tags: Tyco Gas & Flame Detection

Advertisment:

Comments on this page are closed.

+ Larger Font | + Smaller Font

Top Stories

New Chief Executive Officer of Aker Energy Feb 23, 2018 Jan Arve Haugan has been appointed as Chief Executive Officer of the newly established oil company Aker Energy, effective 1 March 2018. Haugan is currently the President & CEO of Kværner ASA.

Rystad Energy - Borr Drilling takes charge of the jackup market

Borr Drilling Goes From Empty-Handed to the Largest Jack-Up Driller In Just 16 Months Feb 23, 2018 “It is remarkable what Tor Olav Troim has achieved in such a short amount of time. Going from two jack-ups in December 2016 to becoming the largest jack-up provider...” says Oddmund Føre, vice president of oilfield service research at Rystad Energy.

Borr Drilling Takes Over Paragon Offshore to Expand MODU Fleet Feb 23, 2018 Borr Drilling’s acquistion of Paragon Offshore will create a USD 3.57 billion MODU fleet.

Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) - IMSF2

SwRI to Host Inaugural International Multiphase Flow Separation Symposium Feb 23, 2018 Southwest Research Institute is bringing together oil and gas industry experts for the International Multiphase Flow Separation Symposium (IMFS²), to be held April 25-26, 2018, at SwRI’s headquarters...

[ In News ]

Energy Demand Grows as Fuel Mix Continues to Diversify

Unique Group Launches Unique Equipment Manager

Archer to Provide Casing Accessories and Cementing Equipment in Asia Pacific

Wärtsilä and Maersk Drilling Create a Joint 25-Year Strategy for Thruster Services

Research Becomes Useful Technology for Society Through Strategic Partnership