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The document is an electrical diagram showing a wireless high level alarm monitoring system. It includes an omni antenna, base unit, Modbus RTU RS485 interface, discrete transmitter, hi level alarm, interposing relay coil, 12VDC power supply, and 110VAC power supply. The system monitors hi level alarms wirelessly.
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The Digital Level Transmitter located on top of the tank transmits tank product level data wirelessly to the Base Unit. The Base Unit then uses Modbus RTU communications to display the tank level data on a local 4-inch touch LCD display. Power is supplied to the display via the Base Unit's 12VDC power connector.
Tank level to base radio with analog out
The document describes a wireless digital level transmitter that transmits tank levels to a base unit. The base unit then provides a 4-20mA output representing the current tank level. The transmitter is located on the tank and wirelessly communicates the level to the base unit.
Tank level to base radio and scadapack
The Digital Level Transmitter located on top of the Tank transmits temperature, product, and interface level data wirelessly to the Base Unit. The Base Unit then polls the tank data using serial Modbus RTU communications with the SCADAPack. The SCADAPack is powered by a 12 VDC battery charged by a solar panel and receives the tank data from the Base Unit over an RS485 Modbus connection.
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The document provides a diagram of an oilfield equipment system that uses wireless transmitters and a base unit to control valves and monitor levels for salt water disposal from oil production operations. Key components include a digital level transmitter, interposing relays, solar panels, and valves that can be opened or closed through valve solenoids to control flow into salt water tanks or injection wells. The base unit integrates data from the wireless transmitters and controls pumps, valves, and alarms through a network of wired and wireless connections.
Pump control with tank level monitoring
The document describes a wireless digital level transmitter that transmits tank levels to a base unit. The base unit uses the transmitted tank levels to control a pump start relay and stop the pump based on predetermined tank levels. The system includes a 12VDC power supply that powers the digital level transmitter and a 100-240VAC power input for the base unit and pump start relay.
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This document describes a wireless pipeline pressure monitoring system. It has a discrete transmitter connected to a pressure switch on the pipeline that sends high or low pressure alarm statuses to a base unit. The base unit then controls a pump start relay based on the pressure readings from the transmitter to regulate the pipeline pressure.
Pump control.with base radio
This diagram shows a power supply unit that converts 100-240 VAC input power to 12 VDC output power. It uses a 250mA fuse, 12 volt DC coil, and 10 amp AC contact to regulate the power and safely power a pump start relay. The overall unit provides protected and regulated 12 VDC power from a standard 100-240 VAC source.
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