ATEX Certified Humidity & Temperature Sensors
10/11/2014 Rotronic Instruments (UK)
Rotronic is proud to announce the introduction of a new series of Intrinsically Safe sensors and measurement transmitters, suitable for installation in areas where there is a risk of explosion due to the presence of dust or gas in the environment. Designed for the pharmaceutical, biotechnology, grain & sugar, petrochemical, and oil & gas industries.Conforming to the latest international standards, the HygroFlex5-EX measurement transmitter is galvanically isolated, there is no need for an intrinsically safe power supply, dedicated 'clean' earth or a Zener barrier. The stainless steel probe selected for the application from the range available is rapidly interchangeable, no calibration adjustment required.
Significant advantages of the Rotronic ATEX humidity & temperature sensors:
-€¢ Interchangeable stainless steel probes certified for operation in Zone 0/20
-€¢ Standard & cable mount probes, screw-in probe for applications at pressure
-€¢ HygroFlex5-EX measurement transmitter certified for Zone 1/21
-€¢ No intrinsically safe power supply required; galvanically separated
-€¢ Wall and duct versions of the measurement transmitter available
-€¢ 2-wire supply, 2-analogue outputs (inc. dew point, g/kg & moisture values)
-€¢ Robust aluminium transmitter housing; IP66 protection
-€¢ LC display option with trend indicators. Keypad for configuration
-€¢ Service interface (USB) for configuration using HW4 (outside explosion zone)
-€¢ Range of calibration accessories available (for use outside the explosion zone)
Full technical specifications for the latest ATEX certified sensors and HygroFlex5-EX measurement transmitter, are available on the website www.rotronic.co.uk
For more information, please contact:
Chris Fox
Sales and Marketing Manager
Rotronic Instruments (UK) Ltd
Tel: +44 1293 571000
Email: instruments@rotronic.co.uk
Web: www.rotronic.co.uk
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