Dewpoint Transmitter displays trends and history.
July 29, 2005 - Comprised of 4 models, DRYCAP® Dewpoint Transmitter Series DMT340 features numerical and graphical display with multilingual interface that lets users monitor measurement trends and view up to 1-year history. Product covers industrial dewpoint measurements down to -60°C Td, with ±2°C accuracy, and incorporates condensation-resistant DRYCAP® Sensor. Along with auto-calibration, series features choice of analog outputs, serial interfaces, and alarm relays.
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Original Press release
Vaisala, Inc.
10-D Gill Rd.
Woburn, MA, 01801 1008
USA
New DMT340 Displays the Latest Dewpoint Trends
July 2005 The Vaisala DRYCAP® Dewpoint Transmitter Series DMT340 optimized for demanding industrial applications where accurate and stable dewpoint measurement, and wide variety of options are important. As a totally new feature in this product class, the DMT340 has a large numerical and graphical display with multilingual user interface. The display allows the user to easily monitor measurement trends and up to 1-year history.
The new DMT340 series consists of four models with different installation options and covering industrial dewpoint measurements down to -60 °C Td with the accuracy of ±2 °C. The transmitter series incorporates the latest generation of Vaisala DRYCAP® Sensor, which provides accurate, reliable measurement with best long-term stability and fastest response time available in the market. The sensor withstands condensation, which makes measurement performance unmatched for low dewpoint applications that experience water spikes in the process. The DMT340 has a low maintenance need due to the patented auto-calibration feature. The auto-calibration detects on-line possible measurement inaccuracies and automatically corrects dry-end drift in the calibration curve.
The DMT340 has a wide variety of options, including choice of analog outputs, serial interfaces, and alarm relays. A choice of mains or DC power and several optional mounting accessories make the instrument easy to install.
The Vaisala Group is a successful international technology company that develops and manufactures electronic measurement systems and equipment for meteorology, environmental sciences, traffic safety and industry. Vaisala employs over 1,100 professionals and achieved net sales of EUR 189.2 million in 2003. Vaisala serves customers throughout the world. In 2003, exports accounted for 96.6% of net sales. Vaisala's A-series shares are quoted on the Helsinki Exchanges (HEX).
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