Adler and Allan introduces ATEX Zone 1 camera
Published by Callum O'Reilly,
Senior Editor
Tanks and Terminals,
Adler and Allan has announced the introduction of AdlerView™, a non-man entry, ATEX Zone 1 device for tank cleaning and visual inspections.
The ATEX Zone 1 camera can be used to remotely inspect fuel tanks both above and below ground, from a van positioned up to 50 m away.
The device reduces the costs associated with removing tank lids and improves health and safety of traditional man-entry tank inspections.
As well as being ATEX Zone 1 registered, the AdlerView has improved lighting, control and movement and is waterproof.
Andrew Clarke, Forecourt Services Managing Director, Adler and Allan, said: “The AdlerView™ means that clients can get faster, more accurate diagnosis of issues, with video evidence, meaning less downtime for their customers. The device also reduces the health and safety risks of man-entry tank inspections, as well as significantly reducing the associated costs.”
The announcement follows the news that Adler and Allan recently acquired LCM’s Fuel FM division. The AdlerView will be used on forecourts and defence sites across the UK.
Read the article online at: https://www.tanksterminals.com/product-news/20022020/adler-and-allan-introduces-atex-zone-1-camera/
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