| Accuracy: ±2°C temperature corrected |
| Repeatability: 0.8°C |
| Response time: 95% of step change in 3 min. |
| Sample flow: >1 LPM |
| Temperature Sensor | Range: -40°C to +70°C ; Accuracy: ±2°C |
| Pressure Sensor | 2 to 1000 PSIA ±1%, 316L stainless steel wetted parts (higher pressure ranges available) |
| Electrical | 3 automatic detection – self configuring power modes: |
| 1) 90-260VAC 47-440Hz |
| 2) 12-24VDC 10VA |
| 3) Optional 4/20mA Loop Powered |
| Power modes 1 or 2 have the following I/O options: |
| a) RS-422 isolated |
| b) Analog Output 4/20mA sink or source isolated with HART® |
| c) up to 3 Alarm Relays – 3A, 250VAC contacts |
| Mechanical | 3/4″ OD tube and 1/4″ NPTF Inlet, 1/8″ NPTF Outlet |
| All 316 Stainless Steel and PTFE wetted parts, small surface area stainless steel sampling chamber for fast response time. |
| Enclosure |
| Aluminum or optional 316 Stainless Steel, Glass lens, IP66 & IP68 |
| FM/CSA Explosion Proof Certified Class I, Div I, Groups B, C And D Class II, III, Div 1, Groups E, F And G ATEX Explosion Proof Certified ATEX 2 GD, Exd I & IIC; IECEx, Exd I & IIC |
| Dimensions- L: 8.9″ (226mm) W: 5.8″ (147mm) H: 5.8″ (147mm) |
| Weight Total: 5.5 Lbs (2.5 Kg) |
| Pressure: 5000 PSIA (345 Bar) |
| Flow Control Orifice can be placed at Inlet (default) or Outlet; Built in serviceable/cleanable 100 micron Filter |
| Temperature Range | ExMa Moisture Meter: -20°C to +60°C |
| Electronics: -40°C to +85° |
| Moisture Sensor: -20°C to +60°C |
| Pressure Sensor: -20°C to +85°C |
| LCD operating: -20°C to +70°C storage: -30°C to +80°C |
| Miscellaneous Features | Through the glass user interface buttons, allow operation while enclosure is closed |
| NIST traceable calibrations |
| Units of measure: °C & °F dewpoint, ppmV, ppmW, µB H2O vapor pressure, grams of H2O / m3, |
| Lbs H2O /106 standard cubic feet in Natural Gas. (All units auto-scaled) |
| Virtual Analyzer PC software for training and evaluation, allows the user to experience the exact interface on their own PC with voice explanations |
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