Sensor for noise
Cirrus Environmental’s new
outdoor noise sensor can be quickly
integrated into data acquisition/
control systems such as SCADA.
Mike Bullen, commercial manager,
says: “The Class 1 MK:427 Noise
Sensor has a continuous
Cirrus Environmental’s new
outdoor noise sensor can be quickly
integrated into data acquisition/
control systems such as SCADA.
Mike Bullen, commercial manager,
says: “The Class 1 MK:427 Noise
Sensor has a continuous
The optimus range of sound level
meters from Cirrus Research
combines practicality with smart
design and advanced technology.
It takes just three button presses to
make a noise measurement: On,
Calibrate and Start. Th
When faced with a persistent problem in hearing
conservation programs safety managers tend to use the
same traditional measures as a solution. Here, Paul Barker
of Sperian Protection suggests a new approach
When faced
Experts in the design and
development of noise
measurement equipment,
Cirrus Research will be
showcasing instruments from
its new generation of leading
edge optimus Sound Level
Meters at this year’s
Safety and Health
Mechan Controls has announced
that its F-Series Electronic Safety
System has achieved the highest
possible rating under EN ISO 13849-
1, the international standard for
machine safety.
The F-Series is a modular, multig
Industrial safety specialist, Fortress
Interlocks, has introduced an
ATEX Certified, explosion
protected safety switch key station.
The CPS4STOPXP key station is
designed to release keys used to
control mechanical doo
A new machinery directive was introduced at the end of
2009. Here, Paul Laidler of Laidler Associates, highlights the
major changes and suggests an easy path to conformance
Since 1997, EN 954-1, ‘Safety of
Machinery,
SICK has launched its next
generation V300 and V200 safety
camera sensors for machine guarding
applications. The two new cameras
enable engineers to comply with
safety levels up to SIL 2 and PL d, in
line with European
Over the past four years ABB’s global
network of Safety Execution Centres
(SEC) has expanded from
eight centres to 20. These
centres provide customers
with local resources for
safety instrumented
system (SIS) design,
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