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GS condition-4212 i Industrial Oil Condition Monitoring Sensor<\/h3>\n

One of the basics of engine maintenance is oil analysis.<\/h3>\n<\/p>\n

The contents of the lube oil can provide a huge amount of information, including early warning signs of bigger problems.<\/p>\n

If high levels of metal are present, this would normally indicate bearing wear or other component damage. Both cause for concern<\/p>\n

The frequency of oil sampling will depend on the engine use, but we know clients who carry this out every 2 months as part of their maintenance schedules.<\/p>\n

We can offer another way to check the oil without the cost and inconvenience of oil sampling.<\/p>\n

It is an oil condition monitoring sensor which will constantly check the oil for metal and moisture content, providing live feedback to a traffic light display, or your control panel.<\/p>\n

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These sensors can be used as an indicator for further investigations, or maybe a more in-depth oil sample analysis is called for. How much could you save by reducing the amount of routine oil sampling currently being carried out, whilst getting the security of live analysis?<\/p>\n

There are two options, click the links below to see the datasheets for each.<\/p>\n