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    • Functional and compatible intrinsically safe loop approvals June 11, 2024
      With all the focus on IS loop approval, it is easy to forget to check that the loop will function correctly to see whether the field device has sufficient power (voltage & current) to operate over the full process range.
    • Mobile devices in hazardous areas July 3, 2023
      The intention of this paper is to outline the basic requirements for designing and manufacturing an IS mobile device. What are the risks and what do the standards say? This will explain why IS mobile devices are more expensive than standard rugged devices.
    • Cleanroom tablet for GMP manufacturing April 5, 2023
      Extech’s GMP Cleanroom Tablet, on view at Stand J509, is designed for mobile applications in pharma and biotech industries adhering to GMP practices. It features a stainless steel housing and comfortable ...
    • World’s first 5G smartphone for hazardous areas March 6, 2023
      i.safe MOBILE has launched the world’s first 5G smartphone for ATEX and IECEx zone 1/21.
    • Cleanroom tablet PC July 26, 2022
      The device is convenient to operate, even with multiple pairs of nitrile cleanroom gloves or a stylus. Both the front and rear cameras of the tablet can be used within the stainless steel enclosure.
    • Training courses for hazardous areas March 17, 2022
      Extech Safety Systems has announced a partnership with Trainor to offer online training courses for hazardous areas.
    • Gigabit intrinsically safe Ethernet November 1, 2021
      Eaton’s 9470 product range provides cost-effective intrinsically safe (IS) Gigabit Ethernet equipment that can be installed and maintained easily in hazardous areas.
    • Eaton Oxalis CCTV cameras available from Extech November 1, 2021
      Extech Safety Systems is pleased to announce that it has been appointed by Eaton to sell the Oxalis CCTV cameras in southern Africa.
    • Wi-Fi in South African underground coal mines August 1, 2021
      In the author’s opinion, Wi-Fi and all it offers can dramatically improve safety in all industries, including underground coal mines.