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Wireless Intrinsically Safe Display
Requesting info on intrinsically safe wireless display for use inside a building, size of approx 100' by 200', I am looking for a portable display that via wireless link to a ControlLogix processor will continuously provide a readout of one process variable. Oh yes, the display unit will have to be rated for class 1 div 1 service. Any suggestions? I have a spare Modbus port available (from a Prosoft module) if that helps.
Hugo
Hugo
In the event, your wireless unit need to link through ethernet to devices, you can consider MTL IS Ethernet solutions.
http://www.mtl-inst.com/newsroom/press_releases/pr47 4.htm
Furthermore, MTL through Elpro Tech. do has solution for wireless connection with AB PLC through EthernetIP, DF1, DeviceNet gateways.
http://www.mtl-inst.com/newsroom/press_releases/pr47 4.htm
Furthermore, MTL through Elpro Tech. do has solution for wireless connection with AB PLC through EthernetIP, DF1, DeviceNet gateways.
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