
U104-B 3-phase Connection
This type of meter is used to fuel dispensers for measurement of pressurized oil.
Materials:
Body: Aluminum (Spray-Painted)
Package:
Net Weight:
1.7kg/case of 1
Gross Weight: 1.9kg/case of 1
Dimension: 36x15x15cm/case of 1
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emselves for the possibility of more rough weather. In fire stations, retirement homes and churches
across the region, towns are holding hurricane-preparation “fairs�this weekend.
Reuters
What Katrina did
From Texas to Florida and up the east coast, one of the most difficult problems for property-owners near the sea is
insurance. Last year, after an already poor 2004, storms caused a record $54.8 billion of insured losses, according
to the Insurance Information Institute, an industry group. Of these, Hurricane Katrina alone accounted for more
than $38 billion.
Stung, insurers are cutting back their exposure in coastal areas. Allstate, one of America s fuel dispenser biggest property
insurers, has stopped writing homeowners policies in Florida, Louisiana and parts of Texas and New York. State
Farm, another big insurer, has not renewed some policies. In April Poe Financial, Florida s fourth-largest personal
insurer, collapsed, leaving 316,000 policyholders in need of coverage. A new report by Fitch, a credit-rating
agency, calls Florida s insurance market “extremely fragile� Further north, this month National Grange began
telling customers on Cape Cod, in Massachusetts, that it would not renew their policies.
This is bad luck for property-owners, because the federal government s National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration says that up to 16 tropical storms could form over the Atlantic this year. Up to ten, it thinks, could
become hurricanes. William Gray, a meteorologist at Colorado State University, predicts 17 named storms, fewer
than last year s 27, but a lot nonetheless. Florida, the Sunshine State, has the highest value of property exposed to
hurricanes, followed by New York.
In the face of this threat, homeowners who can get insurance coverage face sharply higher rates. Some pre fuel dispenser miums
have risen by as much as 200%. Primary insurers partly blame increases in fuel dispenser