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ID5001P AND
ID5002P
ACOUSTIC PIG
SIGNALLERS
Magnet and Transmitter-Free Pig Detection
The ID5001P and ID5002P Passive Acoustic Pig Signallers detect pigs in any pipeline medium with local and remote access to live data.
Intuitive Display for Instant Insights
Witness pig passage in real-time with a graphical display. You can also confirm correct operations and adjust detection parameters, ensuring optimal control over the detection process.
Automated Efficiency & Connectivity
Prefer to access your data remotely? With self-reset capabilities and remote communication options, you can monitor pig passage and adjust parameters directly from the control room, providing convenience and control.
Detection Versatility
Passive Acoustic Pig Signallers provide detection across all pipeline mediums, without the need for magnets or transmitters.
Dive Deeper with Dedicated Software
Real-time monitoring and instant readings provide a comprehensive view of the sensors in real-time, facilitating debugging and testing and offering a deeper understanding of the theory of operation.
Operation and Features
Passive Acoustic Pig Signallers utilise advanced sensors to detect the distinctive sound of the pig within the pipeline.
ATEX and IECEx certified for use in hazardous areas and IIC Classified for use on hydrogen pipelines. The ID5002P is also Intrinsically Safe.
Refer to respective datasheets for detailed certification information.
Quick and easy installation using ratchet straps or stainless-steel banding.
Sensor can be supplied on a cable up to 10m long for use on buried pipelines or where access is limited.
Details of pig passage events are signalled on the display and can be remotely communicated using RS485 MODBUS via the operator's SCADA system.
Up to 99 events can be logged with time and date.
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