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The RTQ-2000 is a revolutionary device connecting directly to the Open Channel Non-Contact RAVEN-EYE Radar Velocity flow sensor. The RTQ-2000 has the capacity of transmitting the flow data, raw level, velocity, temperature from most manholes without special manhole cover into the Internet using GPRS data communication technology. Data is available for visualization and download in Excel format from any Internet browser. SMS (option) and E-mail alarming are possible. Automatic Data transfer to an existing data base is possible using XPATH module. Key Features: GPRS Data Transmission directly from the manhole to the 123flow.com platform The 123flow.com platform allows to view the data, build personalized graphics and manage all measurement locations Remote firmware update Remote measuring site configuration Li-Ion rechargeable batteries It transmits the data from most manholes without modifying the manhole cover

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In an ever-globalizing world, the ability to provide efficient and prompt problem resolution in a multilingual setting is increasingly becoming a cornerstone of outstanding customer service. Companies that strive to bridge linguistic and cultural barriers stand a better chance of thriving in today’s diverse and interconnected business landscape. Businesses are no longer limited by geographic constraints. With the advent of the internet and global communication networks, companies are now accessible to customers from various linguistic backgrounds. Hence, multilingual customer experience (CX) has become a significant component of effective customer service. A major part of multilingual CX involves addressing and resolving customer issues promptly and efficiently. This article explores the role of prompt problem resolution in multilingual CX and how it enhances customer experience on a global scale.