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**Expert Model Only
This patented* algorithm reduces the need for operator intervention by making automatic adjustments that are proportional to the current flow/close time. When Adaptive Seeking Velocity Optimization™ is used with a plunger arrival sensor such as Cyclops, ALiEn2 reacts to the average velocity of the plunger, making proportionate changes to the amount of Close and Afterflow time for the well. The user specifies a Target Rise Velocity, which ALiEn2 then works to achieve. For best results, use a Sasquatch Plunger Velocity Sensor in conjunction with Adaptive Seeking Velocity Optimization™ to maximize production using real time Surface Velocity. ALiEn2 is the first plunger lift controller capable of optimizing on Surface Velocity; a standard feature in the ALiEn2 Expert model, available as an upgrade for the ALiEn2.
Use a combination of Line Pressure, Tubing Pressure, Casing Pressure** and Differential Pressure** to optimize the well. ALiEn2 automatically adapts to use enabled devices. Optimize on Flow Rate (AGA 3 table based) when using a Line Pressure and Differential Pressure sensor.
Load Factor is a parameter that can be used to determine when to open a plunger lift well to rise the plunger. It is a ratio of the slug size (casing pressure – tubing pressure) to the lifting pressure (casing pressure – line pressure). It is used by a number of different control systems as a standard optimization setting and is a standard feature on the ALiEn² Expert plunger lift controller. Please note that this feature requires a pressure splitter.
*Patent Number US 9,297,238
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Utilizing modern Geomagnetic Sensing Technology™, Cyclops is the most advanced and reliable plunger sensor available.
Use Sasquatch in conjunction with ETC’s patented Adaptive Seeking Velocity Optimization™ in the ALiEn² Expert for best results.
Keep your controller loaded with the latest features using this free tool. Product updates, documentation, testing & troubleshooting for ETC controls and sensors.
Link connects Cyclops plunger arrival sensors, Sasquatch velocity sensors, and ETC plunger lift controllers to our Vision Device Management platform.
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GEMS pressure sensors feature all stainless steel wetted parts, a broad selection of electrical and pressure connections and a wide choice of electrical outputs.
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The new Pressure Input Splitter allows additional Pressure Transducers to be connected to the ALiEn2 Expert plunger lift controller.
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A quick and convenient way to top up a spare controller battery prior to replacement.
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Quickly mount your controller solar panel to virtually any surface, including right on top of your controller.
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Each ALiEn² comes with the innovative Universal Mounting Bracket. With support for wall, single vertical stud, single horizontal stud, vertical pipe, horizontal pipe, or valve mount, this is the only mounting bracket you will ever need.
ALiEn2 |
ALiEn2 Expert |
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Operating Temp | -40°C to +70°C (-40°F to +160°F) | -40°C to +70°C (-40°F to +160°F) |
Current Draw | Typ. – 0.5 mA, Max. – 190 mA | Typ. – 0.5 mA, Max. – 190 mA |
Battery | 6 V, 5 Ah | 6 V, 8 Ah |
Valves Supported | 1-2 | 1-3 |
Standby Time | 5+ Months* |
8+ Months*,** |
Solar Panel | 6 V, 1.1 W | 6 V, 1.1 W |
Arrival Sensor | Cyclops, Most other vendors | Cyclops, Sasquatch, Most other vendors |
Other Inputs | Line Pressure
Inputs can be dry contact switch or 0.5 V to 4.5 V sensor |
Line Pressure or Tubing Pressure, Casing Pressure or Differential Pressure Inputs can be dry contact switch or 0.5 V to 4.5 V sensor |
Cycle History | Last 25 Cycles | Last 25 Cycles |
Daily History | Current Day + 14 Previous Days | Current Day + 14 Previous Days |
Communications Interface | 2 wire RS-485 Modbus Slave | 2 wire RS-485 Modbus Slave 2 wire RS-485 Modbus Master |
Certifications | Class I, Zone 0, Ex/AEx ia [ia] IIB Class I, Division 1, Groups C and D |
Class I, Zone 0, Ex/AEx ia [ia] IIB Class I, Division 1, Groups C and D |
*Average temperatures of -20°C, 24 valve operations a day, 10 minutes a week of display-on time, and a Cyclops arrival sensor.
**Expert model.
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