AT9000 Advanced Transmitter Gauge Pressure Transmitters In-line model 2nd edition No. SS2-GTX00G-0200 OVERVIEW AT9000 Advanced Transmitter is a microprocessor- based smart transmitter that features high performance and excellent stability. Capable of measuring gas, liquid and vapor, it transmits 4 to 20 mA DC analog and digital signals according to the measured pressure. It can also execute two-way communications between the Smart Communicator or HARTR communicator, thus facilitating self-diagnosis, range resetting, and automatic zero adjustment. FEATURES High performance and stability . Unique characterization and composite semiconductor sensors realize high accuracy up to 0.04% F.S. . Our proven sensor technology enables Longterm stability up to 0.1% of URL per 10-year. Wide measuring range (range ability) . A wide measuring range is available from a single model. This feature is highly effective in taking measurement over a wide range and reducing the need for inventory. . Model GTX60G: 17.5 to 3500 kPa) (range ability: 200 to 1) . Model GTX71G: 0.7 to 14 MPa) (range ability: 200 to 1) High durability . Max. range pressure test is cleared more than 100,000 times. . Anti-vibration specification is up to 3G. Remote communication . Two-way communication using digital output facilitates self-diagnosis, range resetting, automatic zero adjustment, and other operations. . HARTR protocol communication is available. China RoHS This device is used in the Oil & Gas, Petrochemical, Chemical, Pulp & Paper, Food & Beverage, Machinery, Steel/Metal & Mining, and Automobile industries and therefore does not fall under the China RoHS Legislation. If this device is used in semiconductor manufacturing equipment, labeling on the device and documents for the China RoHS may be required. If such documents are required, consult an Azbil Corp. representative. HARTR is a registered trademark of the HART Communication Foundation. 1 4 Specifications are subject to change without notice. “This product is designed for general industrial use.”