Module for locating digital transducers in hazardous areas
Posted to News on 24th Aug 2011, 22:23

Module for locating digital transducers in hazardous areas

HBM is launching the AED9101C-Z2/22 digital transducer electronics module for use in potentially explosive atmospheres. The AED's transducer electronics processes signals from in situ strain gauge full-bridge transducers and makes them digitally available over different interfaces such as Profibus, Devicenet or RS232/422/485 serial interfaces.

Module for locating digital transducers in hazardous areas

This latest version of the successful AED digital transducer series has been modified and now has ATEX95 Ex II 3GD X approval. This makes the transducers suitable for ATEX Zone 2 (gas), or ATEX Zone 22 (dust).

Users benefit because they are now able to install the digital transducer within the hazardous area without needing to take any additional explosion protection precautions.

The latest AED digital transducer electronics module is suitable for a wide range of applications where weighing technology is needed in potentially explosive atmospheres. Examples include the chemical and petrochemical industries, or packaging systems in dusty environments such as mills.


HBM United Kingdom Ltd

Millbrook Proving Ground
Station Lane
MK45 2RA
UNITED KINGDOM

+44 (0)1525 304980

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