Mechanical:
Material: Aluminum Magnetic Base
Connector: Customer Specified
Sensing Range: Only limited by Customer’s Equipment
(Passive Measurement)
Overload: Only limited by Customer’s Equipment
(Passive Measurement)
Electronic Certifications:
Intrinsically Safe Certified
Locations: Zone 1 when used with
an approved safety barrier.
Electrical:
Supply Voltage: 10-28 VDC
Output: 2 Wire Switch
3rd Wire used as Case Ground
Accuracy: 3% FS
Stability: (1 Year) ±0.25%FS, type
Output Load: 0-800 Ohms @ 10-28VDC
Temperature:
Operating: -40 to 85˚C (-40 to 185˚F)
Storage: -40 to 100˚C (-40 to 212˚F)
Other:
Shock: 100G, 11 msec, 1/2 sine
Vibration: 2G peak, 1 to 1000 Hz.
Rating: IP-66
Patents Pending
Reverse Polarity Protection: Yes
1. The unit is Intrinsically Safe
2. Aluminum Housing
3. Connector – Customer Specified
4. IS certification to ATEX in place, Canadian and Ex (US) Certs are planned
ASD Holdings presents the Magneto® PS (Pump Stroke Sensor). It is the worlds first and patented pump stroke sensor that mounts to the outside housing of the rig pump, using a magnetic base. It can detect, and count mud pump piston strokes without having to make contact with the pistons.
No more having to open the covers of the rig mud pumps to install the C-clamp style micro switch with metal whisker. (See Picture below on left) No more having to bore a hole through the pump housing in order to get a proximity switch near a piston to count strokes. (See picture on right with cable going through bored hole in pump housing)
The form and fit are different than anything currently on the market, using the magnetic base, however, our state of the art circuitry has the ability to give the end user a switch type (on/off) electrical output that current, conventional pump stroke sensors emit from their sensors.
Therefore, the end user does not have to make any accommodations to their Data Acquisition System’s required input signals for pump stroke sensors. We will install any male connector the end user specifies so that using the Magneto PS pump stroke sensor will be a simple and truly plug-and-play.
3730 Kirby Dr., Suite 1200