Product Announcements: Digital Bargraphs

The new SBM is only 1.5" tall x 2.9" wide and uses the latest LED technology for high reliability and low power consumption; hence, long life expectancy (>30 years). The unit combines 2 technologies, the analog bargraph to give you the process trend, with 2% resolution and its own A/D with zero and span controls. (read more)

OTEK's new model BDM is a lower cost veriosn of our 1/8 DIN model: DIN-BAR!While fitting in the industry's most popular panel meter size 1/8 DIN (3.6x1.6x2"), we managed to kept most of the outstanding DIN-BAR features. Read more! (read more)

The HI-Q123 has 101 bars (1% resolution). Four Alarm annunciators, Six 0.6" alpha-numerical digits, optional auto tricolor backlight, high contrast LCD, programmable blinking & pointers as well as an optional menu driven keypad! (read more)

The TRC (3.10"W x 6"H x 3"D) is the first instrument of its kind that offers redundant control at an affordable price in a compact package. This unit is specifically design and dedicated to triple redundant control of one (1) specific parameter. (read more)

SenDEC Battery Fuel Gauges are designed to accurately monitor the charge capacity of lead acid batteries. SenDEC fuel gauges can be used to monitor DC powered equipment such as fork lifts, golf carts, floor care equipment, and any other battery powered equipment. (read more)

OTEK's new Model: TBD offers 3 isolated channels in one case! (read more)

SenDEC's newest Dual Gauge uses an internal contact to prevent damage to battery powered equipment. The contact opens at an OEM specified state of charge, preventing deep discharge and damage to the battery. This gauge also includes an LCD hour meter with Flash Alert service alarms. (read more)

A ground detection voltmeter is used to monitor a floating battery bank for inadvertent grounding of either side. Historically, a center zero analog meter has been used for this application. (read more)

A Weschler Digital Bargraph meter can be used to indicate Load Tap Changer position on a utility power transformer. The LTC adjusts the transformer voltage in discrete steps, to compensate for line or load changes. Nominal position is at the center of the step range. (read more)