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HAW562
Surge arresters are applied to protect electronic components of a plant against overvoltage! Plant availability is increased!
RN221N
Active barrier for DIN rail mounting for the safe isolation of 4...20 mA current signals. Optional with HART® status monitoring and alarm relays.
RIA15
For the indication of process values in the field or in the panel. The indicator can display the 4 to 20 mA signal as well as up to four HART® values.
SFG500
Ethernet gateway with integrated Web server that provides an independent access route to a PROFIBUS network. Plant Access Point for PROFIBUS devices.
RIA14
With large, backlit display for a good readability in an explosion proof metal housing for the indication of process values in the field.
SOP300
The Overfill Prevention System SOP300 stands for reliable and secure tank overfill prevention. It complies with API2350 and WHG.
RSG45
Paperless recording, visualization and monitoring of the process values at the same time
SWA70
Battery or externally powered, connects HART and 4 to 20 mA devices to a WirelessHART network, allows plant sections to be monitored and optimized.
SWG70
SMT70
The Field Xpert SMT70 tablet PC for device configuration enables mobile plant asset management in hazardous and non-hazardous areas.
RSG35
Secure data recording made easy - Monitor, visualize, record and communicate process values - every measurement value counts!
RH33
The BTU meter EngyCal RH33 is used for recording and billing the heat/cold quantity given off by liquids according to EN1434
RS33
Steam calculator for recording and billing of steam mass and energy flow in applications with saturated or superheated steam; bidirectional measurment
RIA16
For the indication of process values in the field on the large, backlit display with trend bar graph and limit value monitoring.
