Rosemount Analytical 1066 transmitters are suitable for many industrial applications including those with exacting performance requirements such as pharmaceutical and food and beverage and in harsh environments such as chemical plants, metals processing and effluent monitoring. The 1066 series supports HART 7 and is registered under the Interoperability Test Kit 6 (ITK6) for FOUNDATION Fieldbus.
The Rosemount Analytical 1066 family of transmitters can measure pH, ORP, resistivity/conductivity, percent concentration, total dissolved solids, total chlorine, free chlorine, monochloramine, dissolved oxygen and dissolved ozone. A second sensor input allows continuous pH correction for free chlorine measurement.
The instruments’ SMART capabilities also enable them to accept pre-calibrated Rosemount Analytical SMART pH sensors, saving time and money for field technicians.
The 1066 Foundation Fieldbus transmitter can use analog output function blocks to link to temperature and pressure measurements from the bus for temperature and pressure compensation, which can increase the accuracy and responsiveness of the measurement. The 1066 also has a full complement of analog control and math function blocks, for use by the 1066 or other devices on the bus, to facilitate control in the field.
The HART version of the 1066 is switchable between HART 5 and 7, allowing the 1066 to be used with HART 7 capable hosts, as well as legacy hosts.
Housed in a 1/2 DIN enclosure, the 1066 series features a large display to provide ease of use and an intuitive menu system. The 1066 is also compatible with the Emerson Smart Wireless THUM adapter.
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