Introducing the new non-contact SICK DOSIC ultrasonic flow meter. Using dual ultranosic sensors, the DOSIC detects & measures the flow volume of both conductive and non-conductive liquids. Targeted for all industries, its strength is in beverage, Food
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If you’re ready to migrate and are considering replacing your legacy GE PLC to the PAC Systems RX3i, get ready to experience some huge ROI from advanced technology. Replacing your Genius I/O blocks as they become obsolete
Since Genius I/O blocks will be officially discontinued as of June 2017, it’s understandable that you’d look into migrating and your PLC to upgrade to an active GE product. Your legacy PLC supports Genius I/O blocks. Your
GE’s Genius Is Retiring When GE introduced their Genius line of I/O blocks in 1985, they offered automation advantages that other components couldn’t. These benefits included predictable operations for PLC systems, accelerated troubleshooting and diagnostics, shorter
Legacy PLC systems that continue to work are great—but how far can they take you when it comes to progressing in your industry? With new technology and Ethernet solutions, old PLC systems don’t always make the cut