SELL HONEYWELL Gauge Pressure Models XYR 6000 Wireless Transmitter
DISTRIBUTOR HONEYWELL Gauge Pressure Models XYR 6000 Wireless Transmitter
Wireless Pressure Transmitter
Building upon the tremendously successful
ST 3000 series transmitter line; Honeywell
brings simple, safe, and secure wireless
technology to its measurement portfolio in the
XYR 6000 Series Wireless Transmitters.
The XYR 6000 series measurements are part
of the Honeywell OneWireless system and are
ISA100.11a Compliant.
Measurement and information without wires!
The XYR 6000 wireless transmitter series
enable customers to obtain data and create
information from remote and hazardous
measurement locations without the need to run
wires, where running wire is cost prohibitive
and/or the measurement is in a hazardous
location. Without wires, transmitters can be
installed and operational in minutes, quickly
providing information back to your system.
XYR 6000 wireless transmitters send
information to an ISA100.11a compliant MESH
infrastructure. Wireless Data Managers
(WDM) provide the path to bring that
information into Experion PKS or any other
control system wirelessly via OPC client or
Modbus-TCP.
Transmitter power is supplied by two “D” size
lithium batteries with an expected lifetime of up
to ten years or by an external 24 Vdc Power
Supply. Transmitter range with the integral
antenna is 1,000’ (305 m) under ideal
conditions.
Pressure transmitters continue to bring a
proven technology to a wide spectrum of
pressure measurement applications, from
furnace combustion airflow rate to hydrostatic
tank gauging.
Implement the value of wireless technology today:
Measure remote access points simply, safe and securely
Obtain and utilize previously inaccessible information due
to high wiring cost or hazardous locations.
Easily meet Regulatory Requirements
Improve process efficiency
Enhance Flexibility to monitor applications:
- that have no access to power
- that are remote or difficult to reach
- that may require frequent reconfiguration
- where manual readings have been required previously.
