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There are transmitters installed directly on a liquid service line that is at an inaccessible location. I need to install field indicators, i.e rosemount 751, from these inaccessible flow transmitters to a the decking or ground level on stanchions.
I am considering Identifying the JB and inserting a loop for the field indicator on the ground level via a TB in the JB in series to the transmitter that is at an inaccessible location.
Is there any other feasible solution to this problem?
I am considering Identifying the JB and inserting a loop for the field indicator on the ground level via a TB in the JB in series to the transmitter that is at an inaccessible location.
Is there any other feasible solution to this problem?
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Sounds good to me, unless the transmitter uses Foundation Fieldbus or Profibus, neither of which use 4-20mA.
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In case it is using FOUNDATION fieldbus, you can use the model remote 752 indicator in parallel
Cheers,
Jonas
Cheers,
Jonas
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