Three Ways the DDD Din Mounted Digital Display Panel Meter Gives You More Flexibility

broken gaugeFor level and pressure monitoring, dial gauges are all kinds of fun and cool--if you are into retro, steampunk-style fantasy. If you have actual tanks, pipes, vessels, or processes that need to be monitored, dial gauges only make sense if you don’t like options, because dial gauges have no options. They only show one reading, in one place, with no other connection options. The Series DDD Din Mount Digital Display Panel Meter from APG, on the other hand is built for practical versatility, not fantasy. From installation flexibility to input and output options, the DDD has a range of features that make dial gauges look, well, obsolete.

Three Ways the DDL Large Digital Display Panel Meter Helps You Save

Lots of gauges and dials, but no visible readoutsSo, you’re looking for a digital panel meter. Preferably a panel meter with a large display. APG’s Series DDL Large Digital Display Panel Meter has a name that certainly fits the bill. But the DDL is more than just another panel meter with a large display: It’s THE panel meter with a large display, and it will help you save time, save money, and give you peace of mind. Want to see how?

Three Advantages Gained By Using the FS-400 Vertical Stainless Steel Float Switch

liquid storage tanks in a fieldEverybody is looking for an advantage. Business are constantly trying to get a leg up on their competitors on performance, quality, or reliability (or all three!). And it is often in the small things, the details, where these advantages can be won and lost. Float switches are, by nature, small things, but the right float switch can give you tremendous advantages. Take the FS-400 Stainless Steel Vertical Float Switch, for instance. Compared to other float switches, the FS-400 has several advantages. Let’s take a look at three.

Excel in Small Space Level Monitoring with the FS-410

Night lights at an oil refineryMany things in life come with trade-offs, often on a size-versus-functionality continuum. At one end, extreme size dictates reduced functionality; similarly, optimum functionality necessitates specific sizes. This works for vehicles—maximizing for speed or cargo requires size constraints—and it is often the case in level monitoring. However, level monitoring in tight spaces doesn’t have to mean sacrificing quality. The new Series FS-410 Miniature Stainless Steel Vertical Float Switch is made to provide big performance in small spaces.