In another remarkable achievement for the Ham-Let Group, its state-of-the art IoTH800 was nominated for best product award at the First Industry Of Things World Award 2019.
The Ham-Let Internet-of-Things IoTH800 Smart valve, a unique breakthrough in the process valves industry, features constant monitoring, management and control of position/state indication, pressure, flow, humidity and temperature. The device embodies innovation in its compatibility with a wide range of industry 4.0 applications. Moreover it enables the industry online monitoring, control and management of various processes which consequently allows immediate response for safety events, machine learning and optimisation, machinery and equipment protection, device tracking and more.
Ham-Let is locally represented by Fluid Systems Africa.
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