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Oxygen analyzer Ntron OXY-TXbeveragefoodfor pharmaceutical products
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Characteristics
- Measured entity
- oxygen
- Application domain
- food, beverage, for pharmaceutical products, for the chemical industry
- Measured value
- concentration
- Configuration
- compact
- Mode of use
- automatic
- Protection level
- rugged, IP66
- Other characteristics
- intrinsically safe, ATEX
Description
Certified to EEx ia IIC T4, ATEX II 2 G
Large LCD display for local % or ppm oxygen concentration readout
Analog 4-20mA output for retransmission of measured signal
Remote mounted oxygen sensor for ease of use and maintenance
Non intrusive user calibration by push buttons
7-30VDC operating power
The OxyTx Oxygen Analyzer and Transmitter is a low-cost compact and rugged device for measurement of % Oxygen concentration in Hazardous area applications. The OxyTx has a surface or wall mounted control unit and a remote sensor with inter-connecting lead. Typical applications include pharmaceuticals, gas generation, chemical, food & beverage, biotech and process industries. The OxyTx can also be used as ATEX rated ambient monitor.
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