Yokogawa warns of fakes posing ‘serious safety risk’
Industrial machinery group Yokogawa says it has discovered counterfeit EJA-110E series differential pressure transmitters in the North American market.
The fakes, which were being sold through “unauthorised resellers”, could pose a serious safety risk as they claim to comply with explosion-proofing and other hazardous area regulations, but in fact “do not meet the engineering and manufacturing requirements of regulatory bodies.”
Yokogawa notes a number of differences between the counterfeits and its genuine transmitters, including packaging inconsistencies, typos on labelling and structural changes. Controlglobal.com has more.
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