Transfer panels
Highway Ten Sales in Lemberg, Sask., is distributing automatic transfer panels for the safe transfer to generator power when utility power fails.
The panels are made by Emergency Power Systems Ltd. of Edmonton www.epsworld wide.com.
Three models are available, including an automatic transfer panel where selected household circuits are wired into the panel with each circuit on an individual breaker.
Individual or multiple circuits can be selected for back-up power. The system works with generators up to 7,200 watts.
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Also available are transfer panel kits consisting of a transfer panel, three metres of patch cord, a flange receptacle, a weatherproof cover and an outlet box.
For more information contact Brian Mass at Box 38, Lemberg, Sask., S0A 2B0 or phone 306-335-2744.
Hitch planer
J.S. Dixon of Brant, Alta. has developed a three-point hitch planer blade “cultiweeder.”
The inventor says the implement has been developed to do a more satisfactory job of cultivating in variable conditions and can be used instead of a disc implement or a regular shovel-type cultivator.
The implement can be manufactured in the size suited to the needs of the customer.
For more information, contact the manufacturer at River City Welding, High River, Alta., fax 403-601-2433 or the retailer, Hi-Way Service Inc., High River, Alta., phone 403-652-7944.
Bin monitor
Agtron Enterprises Inc. has added the M2 shaft-bin monitor to its product line.
The monitor features advanced, constant performance with a plug-in sensor adaptable to most machinery.
It monitors any combination of bin level, bin tape and shaft rotation sensors.
For example, Agtron says, using the M2 to maintain exact speed can extend the life of scrubber chains on a beet harvester.
Bin tape is a new type of sensor that allows measurement of the level of product in any bin.
A splitter box allows attachment of one to six sensors.
The display updates every second. The monitor has programmable audio-visual alarm points.
The M2’s modular system allows the operator to buy only the components needed.
For more information on the M2 bin monitor, contact Agtron Enterprises Inc., Box 1160, Saskatoon, Sask., S7K 3N2 or phone 800-667-0640.
