The Promass 83 EtherNet/IP from Endress+Hauser is the world’s first Coriolis flow measurement system with this output option optimised for control systems that have an EtherNet/IP connection. Thus the Promass offers maximum flexibility, particularly for integration into RSLogix 5000 control systems from Rockwell Automation. For plant manufacturers, this provides an even greater degree of freedom for designing the system architectures and equipment.
The combination of Ethernet and proven Coriolis measurement technology not only protects the investment in process facilities, while also offering additional benefits:
* Easy and cost-effective system integration without additional components (such as gateways).
* Minimal programming.
* Easier configuration of device parameters via the integrated web server, without device drivers.
* Direct access to all measuring values and diagnostic parameters via computer, control room or Internet.
* Increased plant availability and process reliability.
The Promass 83 also measures the viscosity of the fluid directly in the pipe. This feature guarantees the highest product quality and integrity in the processes. Regardless of process applications, compromises are no longer required when combining the benefits of flow measurement with those of data transmission via Ethernet.
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