Quadbeam Specification

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Quadbeam Suspended solids and turbidity multibeam

Introducing Quadbeam turbidity and suspended solids sensors. The easy way to take your efficiencies to the next level with multi-beam technology. Reduce Losses. Continuous …

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S20-IMM Immersion Style Quadbeam

Further specifications: Accuracy +/- 2% of reading Repeatability +/- 1% of reading Temperature 0 to 85°C operating range Pressure 10 Bar Cable Polyurethane covered cable rated to 95°C. …

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Quadbeam technology Multibeam is better than single

Quadbeam's multi-beam sensors have two LEDs and two detectors. When the first LED switches on, it fires a beam to both detectors - one closer, and one further away. Both detectors take a …

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About us Learn about Quadbeam Technologies

Our journey to create next-level efficiency. Quadbeam sensors were first developed in response to demand from the New Zealand dairy industry. This industry has a strong focus on overall …

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MXD75 Multi Channel Suspended Solids and ... - Quadbeam

MXD75 Multi Channel Suspended Solids and Turbidity Transmitter Surface or Pipe Mount | Quadbeam MXD75 Multi Channel Suspended Solids and Turbidity Transmitter Surface or …

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Fitting & Specifications – QuadBar

Rated for a quadbike of up to 400 kg (unladened or kerb side mass) Hoop - Aluminium tube Upright -Steel Horizontal variance between tow bar & rack 180 – 260 mm Total Overall height …

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Separator control - quadbeam.com

Quadbeam sensors are incredibly accurate because they’re multi-beam, so they can eliminate measurement error that single-beam sensors can’t cope with. Two LEDs fire near-infrared …

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • How does the quadbeam multi-beam sensor work?

    Quadbeam's multi-beam sensors have two LEDs and two detectors. When the first LED switches on, it fires a beam to both detectors - one closer, and one further away. Both detectors take a reading, and the readings are turned into a ratio: Ra = Ix1/Ix2. Now imagine dirt has been building up on the light.

  • What are the dimensions of the quadguard system?

    The QuadGuard System is available in five nominal widths: † 610 mm [24\ † 760 mm [30\ † 915 mm [36\ † 1755 mm [69\ † 2285 mm [90\ Crash Performance The 6 bay QuadGuard System has successfully passed the NCHRP 350, Test Level 3 tests with both the light car and pickup truck at speeds up to 100 km/h (62 mph) at angles up to 20 degrees.

  • What is the difference between the quadguard ® II and test level 3?

    The Test Level 3 model is nearly 3’ (.9 m) shorter in length than its predecessor. The QuadGuard ® II can be used to shield fixed objects 24” to 126” wide (610 mm to 3.2 m) while using less than 19’ in length (22’ for the 126”). Self-supporting steel nose, custom cut-out available.

  • What is a quadbar and do I need one?

    The Quadbar is essentially a bolt on attachment. Currently 1 kit should fit most quads that are fitted with a tow bar & rack. However, many Polaris quads require variations of the brackets and need to be purchased separately at the time of sale.

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