Signal Conditioning & Network I/O
Acromag’s Ethernet Expandable I/O Modules have Earned Several Hazardous Locations Approvals
Ethernet remote I/O modules received UL, ATEX, and IECEx approvals for use in Class 1 Div 2 or Zone 2 hazardous environments. Acromag’s new BusWorks® NT series remote I/O modules are now UL Listed for Class 1 Division 2 Groups A, B, C, D hazardous locations with volatile substances in the United States and Canada….
Ethernet expandable I/O modules can now process IF/THEN/ELSE logic for rule-based I/O operation.
Acromag’s new BusWorks® NT series remote I/O modules are now enhanced with conditional logic. The conditional logic increases the functionality with a system of rules that allows extremely complicated decisions based on relatively simple “yes/no” questions. For example, reading an analog or digital input value can trigger an action to happen as a result. This…
Acromag Expands Their Line of Ethernet Remote I/O Modules with RTD Temperature Measurement Options
New high-density Ethernet I/O modules monitor RTD or resistance sensor types for industrial applications Acromag’s newest addition to the Busworks® NT Series of expandable remote Ethernet I/O modules is the NT2620 Series RTD/resistance module. Designed to be a cost-effective modular solution, it supports four RTD/resistance inputs and two bidirectional discrete digital I/O channels to monitor…
EOL Products Notice
Important Field Notice Acromag is offering a last time buy opportunity before these models are retired on 11/1/2022.As indicated below, some models have a very limited quantity available in stock. Units withoutstock will require a minimum order of three units. Please consider this official field notificationthat Acromag is discontinuing the sale of the following models….
How to Retransmit and Isolate 4-20mA Signal Application Note Video
Signals from 3-wire remote sensors that monitor combustible and toxic gases are typically transmitted directly to the remote gas monitor or controller. However, in some cases, it’s desirable to send the signal to more than one destination. Watch the short video to see the solution. Watch AcroMaggie in this short Acromag application note video to…
Acromag’s Ethernet Remote I/O Modules Add EtherNet/IP Communication
Ethernet expandable I/O modules now offer field-selectable EtherNet/IP or Modbus TCP/IP networking protocol. Acromag’s new BusWorks® NT series remote I/O modules are now enhanced with EtherNet/IP support. Ethernet industrial protocol, EtherNet/IP, is traditional Ethernet combined with an industrial application layer protocol targeted to industrial automation. Applications for these high-performance Ethernet I/O modules are remote monitoring…
How to Monitor Temperature in a Production Furnace
An Acromag Solutions Video Application Note A manufacturer of specialty furnaces needs to monitor their temperature control, provide warnings/alarms for temperature near fault conditions, and document consistent temperatures throughout the sintering process. Click here to download How to Monitor Temperature in a Production Furnace Click on the AcroMaggie video below to learn How to Monitor…
How to Display Flow Rate from a DP Transmitter
DP Flow via Square Root Extraction | An Acromag Solutions Video Application Note A water treatment facility has differential pressure (DP) transmitters that they want to display the flow rate from. The output is a 4 to 20mA signal to their SCADA system. They also want to display the flow rate to the operators working…
How to Distribute Critical Signals Simultaneously to Multiple Locations
An Acromag Solutions Video Application Note A satellite launch company needs to send a discrete abort signal to multiple locations at the same time if anything gets out of specification. The equipment to monitor and control the launch are in several different buildings but all on the same network. Click here to download How to…
How to Control a Remote Pump for a Natural Gas Pipeline
An Acromag Solutions Video Application Note A natural gas pipeline has a remote pumping station a mile away and they need to be able to adjust the pumping rate without driving to the site. The pump is controlled by a variable frequency drive. Running control wire is too expensive and also undesirable due to potential…