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Fisher™ i2P-100 Electro-Pneumatic Transducer

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Product Description

The Fisher i2P-100 transducer is designed to meet environmental concerns but optimized to provide maximum uptime. Featuring dual compartments with an explosive-fluid seal to prevent natural gas from migrating to the electrical conduit. Additional advantages include corrosion resistance, tolerance to dirty supply, and vibration resistance.

Specifications

Area Classification
Explosion Proof, Intrinsically Safe, Non-incendive, General Purpose, Flame Proof
Certifications
CSA, FM, ATEX, IECEx, CUTR, Regional
Communication Protocol
4-20mA Analog
Data Interface
Wired
Diagnostics
No
Input Signal
Electric
Max Outlet Pressure
33 psig
Mounting Type
Remote Mount, Actuator Mount
Operating Temperature
Standard Temperature
Position Control
Modulating Control
Power Source
Local
Supply Media
Air, Natural Gas
Other Configurations
Contact your local Emerson business partner or sales office to learn about additional specifications or options for this product.

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Features

  • Approved for use with natural gas as the pneumatic supply.
  • Low pneumatic supply consumption, which lowers operating costs.
  • Has been tested in accordance with ANSI/ISA Standard 12.27.01
  • The integral output relay volume of the transducer is adequate to drive valve/actuator combinations without requiring a positioner or volume booster.
  • Selectable user field-configurable two-way split range, using either half of the standard input signal.
  • Separate housing compartments isolate the electronics from the pneumatic process..
  • Free-flow pilot stage design and large internal air passages provide excellent tolerance to dirty pneumatic supply by reducing the effects of contaminant build-up and erosion.