Fuji’s new version 5 transmitters are now even easier to use. You don’t need a communicator to set up and calibrate the transmitters. This functionality is now built-in, and is easily accessed via the 3 push buttons on the optional digital indicator.
However you can still set up the transmitter with the Fuji or any other Hart communicator. Fuji’s patented “floating cell” sensor is the heart of this reliable range of pressure and differential pressure transmitters which have a highly successful track record worldwide and in Southern Africa.
The LCD displays the measurement in engineering units or percent, or alternates between the two.
Use the Check Terminals to measure them A loop current without breaking the loop or disturbing your plant. Simulate current output in 0.1mA increments. This is very useful for commissioning, loop checks, or checking receiving instruments.
There is an external screw to set the Zero. This function can be locked out. The Guard Code prevents unauthorized tampering with the settings. Diagnostics: displays historic maximum and minimum temperatures or cell and electronics.
Accuracy: ±0.065% of span as standard, +0.04% as option. Fuji transmitters can be “dry” calibrated (i.e. without a reference pressure) to the same accuracy as “wet” calibration. Stability: ± 0.1% of upper range limit (URL) for 10 years for most models. A built-in arrester protects the electronics from lightning surges. The “advanced Floating Cell” design reduces total measurement error in actual field applications by protecting the pressure sensor against changes in temperature, static pressure and over pressure.
Conform to SIL (Safety Integrity Level), Single mode 2. In addition to Linear and Square Root, the output signal is programmable. (Up to 14 points).
Hart communication to PCs, PLCs or DCSs using Fuji’s software, AMS, FDT/DTM, HartExplorer or Pacware. Fuji transmitters have bilingual communications to speak both Fuji protocol and HART. Any HART compatible devices can communicate with the transmitters.
Fuji has become a standard setter in Southern Africa due to its superb performance, long-term stability, excellent pricing, support and quick delivery from large stock held in Johannesburg.
Differential pressure is one of the most widely used technologies for liquids, steam and gas flow measurement applications. Fuji’s differential pressure transmitters are operating in thousands of these applications across Southern Africa.
The DP transmitter measures the pressure drop across a primary element such as an orifice plate or pitot tube. N&Z are supplies of the complete system.
