April 29, 2014 – ABB’s Measurement Products published a 12-page brochure that describes the broad range and qualities of the company’s family of 2600T pressure transmitters. The initial pages review background on ABB Measurement Products and associated services. The brochure covers the general attributes of 2600T pressure transmitters, such as the intuitive HMI, all-welded diaphragm seals, and simplicity to install, configure, and repair. Additional benefits include onboard diagnostics and intelligence plus a variety of device management and communication possibilities. The brochure moves on with information about the 261 and 364 series--built for extreme, unusual, or specialized environments.
The remainder of the brochure concentrates on the 266 series, discussing features and benefits. Included is information on accuracies, ranges, and wireless. The brochure notes that innovative Through the Glass technology permits local transmitter operation without removing the cover. Other benefits include simple repairs, plugged impulse line detection, and use in safety instrumented systems (SIL). Multivariable transmitters of the 266 series simultaneously measure differential pressure, absolute pressure and process temperature.
Used for DP flow measurement, they calculate the mass flow of gas, steam, and liquid with dynamic compensation. A final brochure page offers a grid detailing twelve types of diaphragm seals available.
To download a PDF copy of "2600T Pressure Transmitters: Pressure measurement made easy," please use the following link: www.automation.com/pdf_articles/RB_2600T-EN-04_2013.pdf
Background on ABB Measurement Products
- ABB's Measurement Products business unit is among the world's leading manufacturers and suppliers of instrumentation and analyzers. With thousands of experts around the world and high-performance technology, ABB's team is dedicated to making measurement easy for its customers.
Background on ABB
- ABB is a leader in power and automation technologies that enable utility and industry customers to improve their performance while lowering environmental impact. The ABB Group of companies operates in around 100 countries and employs about 150,000 people.
