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Fischer and Porter Electronic Process Pressure Transmitters Type 50E
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Looking for data sheets for the Fischer and Porter Electronic Process Pressure Transmitters Type 50E series. The sheet I have is old and I would like to find a more up-to-date version or additional information about the product.
| Posted by David  on 18 June, 2012 - 4:55 pm |
You've probably got about all there is on that transmitter.
Here's the statement from ABB's site:
"In 1994, Fischer & Porter was acquired by Elsag Bailey Process Automation (EBPA), a strategic union which recognized Elsag Bailey's primary strengths in the distributed systems area and Fischer & Porter's expertise in process instrumentation. With the 1999 aquisition of Elsag Bailey by ABB, these products became a cornerstone of a larger portfolio of process instrumentation and control."
That mid '90's era pushes the adoption of the .pdf format.
But maybe some reader's got something lying around. Good Luck.
Here's the statement from ABB's site:
"In 1994, Fischer & Porter was acquired by Elsag Bailey Process Automation (EBPA), a strategic union which recognized Elsag Bailey's primary strengths in the distributed systems area and Fischer & Porter's expertise in process instrumentation. With the 1999 aquisition of Elsag Bailey by ABB, these products became a cornerstone of a larger portfolio of process instrumentation and control."
That mid '90's era pushes the adoption of the .pdf format.
But maybe some reader's got something lying around. Good Luck.
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