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Universal Transmitter with HART EDDL/DTM XNX-RMSE-NHNNN CO CO2 H2 H2S cl2 and LEL gas detector

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XNX is an extremely flexible transmitter that can be configured to accept an

input from any of the gas sensor technologies. It can also be configured to provide

a wide variety of industry standard output signals.This enables users to have a single

type of interface to all their gas detection needs, even when different types of

detectors are employed,to most effectively address the different gas detection

applications on site.

The most effective gas detection systems often employ a variety of detection

technologies including point flammable detectors (both catalytic and infrared type),

toxic and Oxygen electrochemical cell type detectors and open path infrared detectors.

XNX provides a common transmitter interface to all of these and can be configured to

provide industry standard signal outputs to match the individual requirement of each

application or the preferred site standard. If site output standards change, XNX can

be reconfigured to provide the new required output. XNX has also been future proofed

by having the ability to have other output modules fitted as new output standards are

developed and adopted by industry.

Having a common transmitter platform for all your gas detectors brings further

benefits.Common tools and installation methods simplifies and reduces cost of

installation. The common user interface makes operation faster to learn and easier

to navigate, thus reducing time needed for training as well as reducing the chance

of incorrectly interpreting messages or incorrectly changing settings. Common spare

parts also mean reduced maintenance spares stock levels and cost for all detectors.

XNX allows you to apply the most appropriate gas detection technologies for each

application, standardise the interface to those detectors and has the flexibility to provide

the required signal outputs. With XNX the answer is always yes.

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Product Description

Category	Details
XXN Transmitter
Use	High specification universal transmitter for use with a wide range of Honeywell Analytics local or remote gas detectors for the detection of flammable, toxic and Oxygen gas hazards. Suitable for use in Zone 1 and 2 and Zone 21 and 22 hazardous areas, and North American Class I and II Division 1 or 2 areas.
Construction
Material	Housing: 5 - minute field - painted aluminium alloy or 316 stainless steel
Weight (Approx.)	Aluminium alloy: 2.8kg (6.2lb); 316 stainless steel: 5kg (11lb)
Mounting	Surface mount via integral mounting lugs. Optional pipe mounting kit suitable for 100mm to 150mm (4" to 6") pipe. Optional ceiling mounting bracket
Entries	5 configurable entries: 2 x 3/4" NPT bottom entry M25 for ATEX/IECEx versions or 3/4" NPT for UL/CSA certified versions
Dimensions	160mm x 197mm x 114mm (6.3" x 7.8" x 4.5")
Environmental
IP Rating	IP66 in accordance with EN60529; NEMA 4X
Operating Temperature	- 40°C to + 65°C (- 40°F to + 149°F)
Operating Humidity	0 - 99%RH non - condensing
Operating Pressure	90 - 110kPa
Storage Conditions	- 40°C to + 70°C (- 40°F to 158°F); 0 - 99% non - condensing
Electrical
Input Voltage Range	EC and mV versions: 16 to 30Vdc; R version: 18 to 32Vdc (24Vdc nominal)
Max Power Consumption	XXN (EC): Catalytic: 6.2 wattsXXN (mV): Catalytic or IR: 6.5 wattsXXN R with Searchpoint Optima Plus: 9.7 wattsXXN with Searchline Excel Receiver: 13.2 watts
Current Output	Fully configurable isolated 4 - 20mA & HART® output; multiple current output sink, current source and isolated modes of operation (supports HART® 6.0 protocol)
4 - 20mA Signal Output settings	30.00 ± 0.15mA: Fault4.0 mA: Minimum range20.0 mA: Full scale2.0 mA to 4.0 mA (2.0mA - 17mA): Normal gas measurementThe full scale range for Inhibit, Warning, Beam Blocked and Low Signal is 1 to 4mA. For an over range condition, the range is 20 to 22mA
4 - 20mA Signal Accuracy	± 1% of the scale output
Functions Supported by HART®	Gas readingGas name and units of measurement4 - 20mA signal levelGeneral/Analytical InformationInstallationTroubleshootingForcing of 4 - 20mA outputDetailed sensor information including:Optical transmitter signal levelDynamic reserve (Searchline Excel only)Raw reading24V supply voltageTemperatureCalibration and configuration statusDetailed fault and warning informationFault and alarm historyZero calibration
Terminals	Cap - style pluggable with retaining screws for wire diameter 0.5mm² to 2.5mm² (approx. 20AWG to 14AWG)
Certification
European	ATEX: Ⅱ(2)G [ia] ⅡC Ex nA ⅡC T4/T6 Gb; Ⅱ(2)D [ib] ⅡIC T85/T150 Db
International	IECEx: Ⅱ(2)G [ia] ⅡC Ex nA ⅡC T4/T6 Gb; Ⅱ(2)D [ib] ⅡIC T85/T150 Db
North American	UL: Class I, Div 1, Groups B, C, and D; Class 1, Div 1, Groups F & G / Class I, Zone 1 Groups IB + H2; Class II, Zone 20 & 21FM: AEx [ia] ⅡC [ib] ⅡC + 12 to + 40°C; T5 and ≤ 85°C
Canadian	CSA: Class I, Div 1, Groups B, C, and D; Class 1, Div 1, Groups F & G / Class I, Zone 1 Groups IB + H2
EMC	EN60728 - 1:2006; EN61000 - 4 - 2:2007
Performance	Europe – ATEX, EN50454, EN50140, EN50270:2010, EN51398, EN60706 - 39 - 1North America – UL 913; UL 1203; CSA 22.2 No. 152IEC61508 (SIL Assessment, SIL 2, ECEx ZD 005
Local HART® Port (Optional)
Description	Provides externally accessible connections to the XXN transmitter to enable “hot” connection of HCF275/HART® or equivalent hand - held configurator
Installation	Fitted to one of the cable entries on the XXN transmitter. Option can be factory fitted or in the field by a qualified service engineer
Environmental Protection	IP66 protected by cover to EN60529 when not in use
Relay Module (Optional)
Description	Provides three fully configurable relay outputs that can be activated based on the current gas level and/or status of the transmitter. Provides 2 x SPCO alarm and 1 x SPCO fault. Manually resettable latching and non - latching (non - latching “options”)
Rating	Maximum 24VAC/24VDC, 5A total in display module; 5A (10mA per inductive load)
Installation	Option can be factory fitted or display module or in the field by a qualified service engineer