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General| Brand | Emerson |
|---|---|
| Model | MAS 2600 |
| Category | Transmitter |
| Language | English |
Provides a general overview of the MAS 2600 transmitter, its components, and application areas.
Details the performance characteristics, ranges, accuracy, materials, and environmental ratings of the transmitter.
Outlines power requirements and the physical dimensions of the transmitter and its components.
Guides users in choosing between absolute, gauge, and high-temperature gauge transducer types.
Lists the specific measurement ranges available for both gauge and absolute MAS 2600 transmitters.
Explains the inclusion of a built-in Pt100 temperature sensor and its limitations.
Details the types of transducer cables and maximum allowable lengths for safe and hazardous areas.
Covers various installation methods including flange, pole, pipe end, and tube mounting.
Describes the different standard and specialized amplifier boxes available for the transmitter.
Outlines the functions of different amplifier PCBs, including programmable and differential outputs.
Explains the fundamental concepts of intrinsic safety and lists relevant Ex certifications.
Provides critical installation steps and safety considerations for use in hazardous zones.
Illustrates the typical intrinsically safe setup, including entity parameters and grounding.
Details crucial precautions to prevent damage to the sensitive MAS 2600 transducer.
Guides through the installation process, including serial number verification and cable connections.
Shows a diagram of the internal wiring and components within the MAS 2600 amplifier box.
Outlines the standard procedures for testing the MAS 2600 transmitter's output signal.
Step-by-step instructions for recalibrating the gauge transmitter using a pressure calibrator.
Provides procedures for recalibrating gauge transmitters using vacuum, with calculation examples.
Details the process for recalibrating absolute transmitters using pressure, including formula-based calculations.
Specifies routine checks and calibration intervals for maintaining the transmitter's performance.
Offers guidance on diagnosing and resolving common issues encountered with the MAS 2600 transmitter.
A template for recording test results to aid in identifying transmitter defects.
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