akYtec News

We invite you to an exclusive online workshop where we will present akYtec’s range of compact indicators — compact devices designed for industrial process visualization in a wide range of applications.Read More

The ITP11 is one of the most reliable and efficient loop-powered indicators in akYtec’s product range. But what makes it so successful over the years? Let’s explore its working principle and applications in more detail.Read More

Explore the ITP14 pressure and level indicator by akYtec, designed for optimal monitoring in aquaculture and fisheries.Read More

akYtec continues to advance its ALP programming environment, introducing substantial enhancements in recent updates. Here's a detailed look at what version 2.9 and the newest release 2.10 bring to the table, making your programming and visualization tasks easier, faster, and more effective.Read More

Use ITP11 in the food industry.Read More

Upgrade heating and water systems without full replacement. Use temperature controller 2TCR1 and pressure sensor PD100 to boost safety, reliability, and enable cost-effective remote monitoring.Read More

In many industrial applications, thermocouples are used to measure temperatures in furnaces, pipelines, tanks, and other remote areas.Read More

We are excited to introduce a new digital assistant on the akYtec website — an AI-powered assistant designed to make communication with us easier, faster, and more efficient. Now, akYtec truly speaks your language — both literally and figuratively.Read More

akYtec introduces the new 2TCR1 dual-position controller designed for tasks such as two-position regulation, recording, and automatic control of temperature and other physical quantities. This device combines high functionality, flexible configuration options, and ease of use, making it an ideal solution for various industries, agriculture, and public utilities.Read More

We are excited to announce our participation in the 67th International Fair of Technics and Technical Achievements, taking place from May 20–23, 2025, in Belgrade, Serbia.Read More