Ch'ng Eng Loon

In industrial systems, two devices are often used to monitor flow: the Flow Meter and the Totalizer. While they’re related, they serve different purposes. Confusing the two can lead to wrong equipment selection, costing time and money. If you’re in process control, palm oil production, water treatment, or factory automation in Malaysia—this guide is for

If your digital panel meter suddenly shows zero, your PLC input flatlines, or your transmitter stops responding — you might be experiencing 4-20mA signal loss. This is one of the most common issues faced in factories, refineries, and automation systems across Malaysia. Let’s break it down in simple terms. First, What Is a 4-20mA Signal?

When it comes to precision pressure monitoring, Setra Systems is a trusted global brand—and proudly distributed by Celectric right here in Malaysia. From HVAC to cleanrooms and even industrial automation, Setra’s sensors are known for reliability, accuracy, and longevity. But what industries in Malaysia are using Setra pressure transmitters most? Let’s break it down. 1. HVAC

In today’s smart factory environment, having accurate, real-time display of readings like pressure, flow, temperature, or level is no longer a luxury—it’s a necessity. That’s where Digital Panel Meters (DPMs) come in. But with so many brands and models out there, how do you choose the right one for your industrial setup in Malaysia? Let

Vortex Flow Meter can be used for a wide range of fluids, i.e. liquids, gases and steam. They are to be seen as first choice, subject to verification to cover the requirements of a particular application. Vortex meters are essentially frequency meters, since they measure the frequency of vortices generated by a “bluff body” or