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Model LXT-330 & LXT-380 Universal Transmitter and Smart Sensors FEATURES: • Measure pH, ORP, conductivity, resistivity, dissolved oxygen, specific ion (pION), turbidity or chlorine dioxide (ClO2) • Intelligent sensors provide configuration and calibration parameters to the transmitter • Microprocessor-based electronics with menu-driven functionality • Luminescent LCD display with easy to view numerical and graphical representations • 4-20mA and MODBUS RTU outputs as standard • Universally accepted HART® 7 and Profibus DP protocols • One or two sensors per transmitter LXT-330 / LXT-380 - Universal Transmitter and SP-3X Smart The Teledyne Analytical Instruments Model LXT-330 Transmitter is a single or dual channel, universal, multiparameter transmitter designed for the continuous online measurement of pH, ORP, pION, conductivity, resistivity, turbidity, chlorine dioxide (ClO2) or dissolved oxygen in a general purpose industrial environment. The LXT-330 Transmitter uses the TAI SP-3X series of sensors, which cover a wide range of analytical applications. The same LXT-330 can be used for any of the measurements, i.e. plug a conductivity sensor into an LXT-330 pH transmitter and it will automatically reconfigure into a conductivity transmitter. There is no longer any need to inventory multiple instrument types. The sensor type, identity, serial number and calibration registers are stored in the sensor’s main memory, facilitated by two-way digital communication between the sensors and the transmitter. A converter option is available to allow the use of non-digital sensors. The LXT330 allows for single or dual sensors per transmitter. The Model LXT-330 Transmitter features a large, easily viewed LCD display with switchable screens including the main numeric screens, graphical screens showing a trending chart in a selectable format, and diagnostic data for troubleshooting. Three graphical styles are available: Trend Line, Bar Graph, or Gauge. Loop-powered instruments have black lettering on a grey background, while nonloop powered instruments have blue lettering on a white background when the LED backlight is on. Menu navigation is accomplished using membrane switch buttons with soft keys displaying the function associated with the button. Pressing any of the buttons twice within 2 seconds activates the soft key function menus. The primary menu selections are the Calibration, Configuration, Info and Simulate Menus. The Model LXT-330 transmitter is available as a loop powered transmitter (standard), or an optional 24 VDC or 100/250 VAC powered transmitter. The loop powered transmitter has a 4-20 mA output or an optional HART® output. The line powered instruments have a 4-20 mA output and MODBUS RTU or HART® and can be ordered with a (3) Alarm Relay option. The relays can be configured as Alarm (set point) relays or Fault relays. For hazardous area installations, the Model LXT-380 offers a Class I Div 1 (Zone 1) and Class I Div 2 (Zone 2) approved transmitter with NEMA-4 or NEMA-4X ingress protection. Magnetic switches allow for menu navigation and access to transmitter functions. Model LXT-380 Explosion-Proof Transmitter 2 LXT-330 / LXT-380 - Universal Transmitter and SP-3X Smart The SP-3X valve retractable sensor uses a 1” MNPT ball valve, 1”x ¾” reducer and a ¾” MNPT compression fitting as the process connection. Loosening the compression fitting allows the sensor to slide freely through the ball valve for either insertion into the process or retraction from the process. Once retracted, the ball valve can be closed and the sensor removed for maintenance or replacement without shutting down the process line. Pre-Calibrated Detachable Sensor Option This detachable sensor has a rugged IP68 rated industrial connector. Just a simple quarter turn locks the cable connector in place. These pre-calibrated sensors can be easily installed in the field (see Page 6 for picture). pH and ORP Electrode Cartridges The Model SP-3X Sensors use replaceable electrode cartridges to provide application specific solutions for the most demanding pH measurements. Available in either Radel (PES) or PEEK construction with full crown, double or single tine style pH bulb protection. Various pH glass formulations are available for general purpose, high temperature or aggressive chemical applications. These formulations are blown into spherical bulbs (best response), hemispherical bulbs (more durable) or a slightly radiused flat surface (easily cleaned) to address the process conditions. A platinum tip replaces the pH glass bulb on ORP electrodes. The reference electrodes have double or triple junction reference cells with porous Teflon® and ceramic junctions and various electrolytes. This vast array of possibilities will solve most application problems. We have refined this offering to three widely used electrodes for most installations. Consult our technical support staff for other unique electrode configurations. electrode is designed for the process control or neutralization of most mineral acids and bases in applications up to 130°C. The triple junction design is resistant to sulfide ion poisoning making it ideal for use in petroleum refineries and metal processing plants. The Chemically Resistant Electrode has a two tine PEEK body, double junction reference and slightly radiused pH bulb. The PEEK body is suitable for use in most aggressive solvents, oxidizing solutions and acids or bases. This electrode is optimized for a harsh chemical environment and is suitable for service up to 130°C. Suggested applications include chemical separations, solvent recovery in the CPI and pharmaceutical industries, chlorine production and flotation in mining. This ORP (Oxidation Reduction Potential) Electrode has a two tine PEEK body, double junction reference and a platinum tip. This general purpose sensor can be used for monitoring the oxidant level of cooling towers, swimming pools, aquariums or the de-chlorination of waste water. Metal finishing and mining also provide applications such as cyanide destruction and monitoring chrome plating baths. The General Purpose Electrode has a two tine Radel body, double junction reference and slightly radiused pH bulb. While suitable for higher temperatures, it is optimized for fast and stable readings in ambient temperature applications. Neutralizations, waste effluent monitoring, rinse applications and potable water are just a few of the suggested applications. The High Temperature Electrode has a two tine PEEK body, triple junction reference and hemispherical pH bulb. This 3 LXT-330 / LXT-380 - Universal Transmitter and SP-3X Smart Conductivity Measurements Two technologies are used to measure conductivity contacting conductivity, an impedance measurement made between two metal contacts in the solution, or toroidal conductivity, a non-contacting inductive measurement made between two coils inside the sensor inductively coupled through the solution’s conductivity. Toroidal sensors excel in the higher conductivity ranges and where coating is a problem. The chemically resistant PVDF body is excellent for corrosive environments. Contacting sensors can measure from very low to very high conductivities (resistivity measurements), but they are subject to coating and corrosion issues, where the toroidal sensor excels. The contacting conductivity SP-3X sensors come in three ranges: Low Range (1μS – 50μS), High Range (50μS – 50mS) and Resistivity (0 – 20MΩ). Inductive Toroidal Sensors measure from 50 mS to 1000 mS. Conductivity and Resistivity Sensors High Temperature – High Pressure Sensors The SP-3X Conductivity Sensors are capable of measuring ranges from 0-1 µS to 0-50 mS. The sensor provides the inner contact for the measurement with the housing providing the other contact. User input to the transmitter optimizes the cell for the desired measurement range. Standard wetted materials are 316 Stainless Steel, PVDF (Kynar®), with Viton o-rings. A closed guard style is offered as standard for the SP-3X conductivity sensors. Toroidal Sensors (Non-Contacting) The SP-3X Toroidal Sensors have a ¾” diameter PVDF (Kynar®) body, not the stainless steel used for the other measurements. The sensors are sealed and there are no replaceable cartridges. These sensors are ideal for high conductivity solutions like percent concentration measurements or any application that coats or corrodes the standard contacting conductivity sensors. The toroidal sensor measurement range is from 50 mS to 1000 mS. The High Temperature- High Pressure sensor is designed for service to 230°C and 660 psig. These insertion style ¾” MNPT, 316 stainless steel sensors have PEEK insulators and are available with or without an integral signal conditioner. An aluminum junction box is mounted on the rear of the sensor that contains a terminal block and optional signal conditioner. The junction box is rated for Class I, Div I, Groups C & D, Class II, Groups E, F and G hazardous locations. The SP-3X S sensors are rated for service to 150°C and 225 psig and use Ryton®, Kynar® or Teflon® insulators. These stainless steel insertion sensors are available in ¾” MNPT or with various sanitary flanges. Conductivity/Resistivity Sensor 4 LXT-330 / LXT-380 - Universal Transmitter and SP-3X Smart Specific Ion (pION) Sensors Ion selective electrodes are not limited to laboratory use; some are suitable for continuous online measurement. TAI offers Specific Ion Electrode cartridges to measure ammonium, bromide, calcium, chloride, cupric, cyanide, fluoride, nitrate, potassium, silver, sodium and sulfide ions. Specific Ion Electrodes measure the activity (concentration) of the ion in solution, the “free” ion, not a complexed version. Cyanide, fluoride and sulfide ions only exist in a specific pH range as free ions and outside this pH range some percentage of the total concentration is complexed as H(X) which is not seen by the sensor. These measurements can be pH compensated using the dual channel LXT-220 Controller with a pH sensor to determine the total ion concentration. Most pIon sensors are subject to interfering ion errors. A positive interference is caused by similar ions in the solution. Consult with the factory on all new installations to determine the suitability of the measurement. Specific Ion (pIon) Electrode Cartridges Type Measurement Range pH Range Temperature Range Ammonium 0.05 - 18,000 ppm 2-10 pH 0°- 40°C Bromide 1 - 80,000 ppm 2 - 12pH 0°- 50°C Calcium 0.1 - 40,000 ppm 2.5 - 10 pH 0°- 40°C Chloride 2 - 35,000 ppm 2 - 12 pH 0°- 50°C Cyanide 0.1 - 260 ppm 11 - 13 pH 0°- 80°C Cupric 1.0 ppb -6,300 ppm 2 - 6 pH 0°- 80°C Fluoride 0.02 - 2,000 ppm 5 - 8 pH 0°- 80°C Nitrate 0.1 - 1000 ppm 2 - 12 pH 0°- 40°C Potassium 0.1 - 40,000 ppm 2 - 12 pH 0°- 40°C Sodium 0.2 - 23,000 ppm 2 - 14 pH 0°- 80°C Sulfide 0.01 - 32,000 ppm 11 - 14 pH 0°- 80°C Silver 0.1 - 107,000 ppm 2 - 14 pH 0°- 80°C Dissolved Oxygen Electrode Cartridge The TAI dissolved oxygen electrodes are galvanic cells with a lead anode, silver cathode and a 2 mil or 5 mil Teflon membrane. The cartridge is ready to use as received, there are no solutions or membranes to install before the electrode Dissolved Oxygen Electrode Cartridge Type Measurement Range Dissolved or Gaseous Oxygen (2 or 5 mil) 0 - 20 ppm (mg/L) 250% Saturation can be used. Themembrane is protected by a single one PEEK body allowing for easy cleaning. Designed for ppm level measurements it is ideal for environmental water measurements, aerobic waste treatment and digesters. Pressure Range Temperature Range 0 - 50 psig -5 to 80°C 5 LXT-330 / LXT-380 - Universal Transmitter and SP-3X Smart Turbidity Sensor The turbidity sensor uses an optical method for determining turbidity; a directed light beam is scattered by suspended particles in the water. The amount of scattering depends on three variables: the amount of material in the water, the wavelength of light used, and the size and composition of the suspended particles. The turbidity sensor uses a long-lived near infrared LED light source (880 nm) and the 90° scattered light method to assure accurate turbidity measurements under most conditions compliant with ISO 7027/ EN 27027 standards. The 90° scattered light detection method is the benchmark design for turbidity. This sensor offers high sensitivity at low levels of turbidity, a simple optical configuration, and a balanced sensitivity to all particle sizes. Three detectors monitor the light beam at an angle of 90°. The first sensor detector, the reference detector, compensates for changes in the LED light source caused by aging or other variations. SP-3X Turbidity Sensor The second detector measures a short path length, best suited for high concentration measurements. The third detector measures the longer path length for lower expected concentrations. The turbidity signal is constantly adjusted versus the reference detector and the LXT-330 digital filter functions help to suppress interfering signals while the self monitoring diagnostics, assuring a highly reliable measurement for almost all operating conditions. Teledyne’s turbidity sensor design makes periodic cleaning easy. In most cases, this entails simply removing the sensor and wiping the optical surface with a soft cloth to remove any dirt or biofilms. An optional automated mechanical wiper is available to minimize manual cleaning as well as mitigate measurement problems associated with air bubbles. Air bubbles in the water can also reflect light and may interfere with the measurement. SP-3X Detactable Sensor 6 LXT-330 / LXT-380 - Universal Transmitter and SP-3X Smart Chlorine Dioxide Sensor Teledyne’s chlorine dioxide (ClO2) sensor incorporates a flow control device and a chlorine dioxide sensor conveniently mounted on a PVC panel. Simply connect the sample and drain lines, power, and outputs and the sensor is ready to use. Calibration is easily accomplished by DPD comparison. accepted on the silver anode result in a measured current flow proportional to the chlorine dioxide concentration in the medium. Temperature affects the ClO2 permeability of the PTFE membrane. The output of the sensor increases with rises in temperature about 4% / deg C. The chlorine flow cell includes a temperature sensor, allowing the LXT-330 transmitter to perform automatic temperature compensation of the measurement. Chlorine Dioxide (ClO2) exists as a gas in solution and does not dissolve like other chlorine compounds. Therefore, chlorine dioxide not affected by the pH of the solution. ClO2 is approximately 10 times more soluble than chlorine in water, but its extreme volatility allows it to be easily removed from dilute aqueous solutions with minimal aeration. In Teledyne’s ClO2, sensor, chlorine dioxide diffuses through the sensor’s PTFE membrane and is reduced to chloride ions by the addition of electrons from the cathode. Silver from the anode is then oxidized to silver chloride. The electrons released from the gold cathode and the electrons Amperometric chlorine sensors are flow sensitive and the minimum required flow by the sensor is 0.5 ft /sec. The output is virtually flow independent above this minimum flow. A “constant head” flow control device (CFD) maintains the optimum flow over the sensor through a wide range of incoming sample flow rates. TRANSMITTER PART NUMBER GUIDE MODEL LXT-330 OR MODEL LXT-380 Inputs 10 20 SP-3X Sensor, pH, ORP, pION, Conductivity, Resistivity, Turbidity, galvanic Dissolved Oxygen and Chlorine Dioxide Optical DO and Amperometric ppb DO Sensors 30 Internal Digital Converter/Preamp (for use with S10 and S17 style sensors) Power -0 Loop Powered Transmitter Supply -1 24 VDC Powered Transmitter -2 100-240 VAC Powered Transmitter Alarm Relays 0 No Relays 1 (3) formC 250 V 3A relays Output 0 1 4-20 mA output and MODBUS RTU HART® Mounting -00 Hardware -01 MODEL LXT-330 10 -0 0 1 No Mounting Hardware Universal Mount -02 Panel Mount -03 Handrail Mount -04 Sunshield Vertical Rail Mount -05 Sunshield Horizontal Rail Mount -01 7 LXT-330 / LXT-380 - Universal Transmitter and SP-3X Smart SP-3X Sensor Probe Specifications pH Measurement Sensor Measurement Range 0-14 pH Temperature Range 0 - 90° C (optional 0 – 140° C) Pressure Range 0 - 100 psig @ 90° C (optional HP version: 0 - 300 psig @ 140°C) Temperature Compensation Automatic 0 - 100° C Accuracy ± 0.2° C over the range 3K ohm RTD ORP and Specific Ion Sensor Measurement Range ORP: -2000 to +2000 mV pIon: Sensor Specific, ppb, ppm & ppt Temperature Range ORP: 0 - 90° C, pION Sensor Specific Pressure Range 0 - 100 psig @ 90° C Temperature Compensation Automatic 0 - 100° C Accuracy ± 0.2° C 3K ohm RTD Dissolved Oxygen Sensor Measurement Range 0-20 ppm, 0-150% SAT Temperature Range 0 - 90° C Pressure Range 0 - 65 psig @ 90°C Temperature Compensation Automatic 0 - 100° C Accuracy ± 0.2° C over the range 3K ohm RTD Conductivity/Resistivity Sensor Measurement Ranges Low Range Sensor: 1μS to 50μS High Range Sensor: 50μS to 50 mS Resistivity: 0- 2 MΩ to 0-50 MΩ Temperature Range -5 to 100°C (optional -5 to 150° C) Pressure Range 0 – 100 psig (optional HP version: 0 – 300 psig) Temperature Compensation Automatic 0 - 100° C Accuracy ± 0.2° C,100K ohm thermistor Toroidal Conductivity Sensor - KYNAR (PVDF) body material Measurement Range 0.5mS to 1000mS Temperature Range -5 to 100° C Pressure Range 0 - 100 psig Temperature Compensation Automatic 0 - 100° C Accuracy ± 0.2° C, 100K ohm thermistor High Temperature Conductivity Sensor (316 SS and PEEK wetted materials) Measurement Range 1.0μS to 50mS Temperature Range 0 to 150° C (optional 0 to 200° C) Pressure Range 0 - 250 psig (optional HP version: 0 to 400 psig) Temperature Compensation Automatic 0 - 150° C Accuracy ± 0.2° C, 10K ohm platinum RTD 8 LXT-330 / LXT-380 - Universal Transmitter and SP-3X Smart SP-3X Sensor Probe Characteristics (continued) Common Sensor Characteristics Dimensions Insertion/Immersion: ¾”OD x 13¾” Length Valve Retractable: ¾” OD x 24” Cable Length Standard: 10 ft. Optional: Detachable cable connection Housing Materials Standard: 316 Stainless Steel Optional: Titanium, grade 2 Hastelloy C-22 (H), PVDF (K) O-Ring Materials Standard: Viton™ (VIT) Optional: Ethylene Propylene (EPR), Fluorosilicone (FSIL) Silicone (SIL) Kalrez™ (KLZ) CV75 (CV) Shipping Weight 10”: 2.5 lbs (1.2 kg) 17”: 2.75 lbs (1.25 kg) VSS: 5.8 lbs (2.65 kg) Process Connections Insertion/Immersion ¾” 316 SS gland fitting with nylon ferrule ¾” 316 SS gland fitting with Teflon™ ferrule ¾” 316 SS gland fitting with stainless steel ferrule ¾” Teflon™ gland fitting with Teflon™ ferrule 1” Teflon™ gland fitting for PVDF housing only Valve Retractable VSS: 1” 316 SS valve retraction assembly VKY: 1” PVDF valve retraction assembly Turbidity Sensor Specifications: General LXT-330 Measurement Range: 0-250 NTU to 0-4000 NTU, dual-ranges (must be within 4X) Temperature Range: 0-50° C Pressure Range: 6 bar @ 25°C, 1 bar @ 50°C Sensor Cable: Shielded 7-core cable, 7 meter (23 feet) or 15 meter (41 feet) lengths Process Connection: G1 Thread, 3/4” FNPT Chlorine Dioxide Sensor Specifications: General LXT-330 Measurement Range: 0.05 – 20.00 ppm (optional low range 0.01 – 5.00 ppm) Temperature Range: 0 – 50°C Response Time (T90): 120 seconds Sample Flow: 38 – 300 L/hr (10-80 gal/hr) Process Connection: 1/4” barbed fitting, Drain 3/4” barbed fitting 9 LXT-330 / LXT-380 - Universal Transmitter and SP-3X Smart Universal Transmitter Specifications: General LXT-330 LXT-380 Transmitter Type General purpose Fully explosion-proof (all approvals pending) ATEX: II 2 G D Ex d IIC Gb Ex tb Db IIIC IP68 Ta = -40C to 85C CSA: Class I, Div 1, Groups B, C, D Class II, Div 1, Groups E,F,G Class III, Div 1; Type 4X Ex d IIB+H2 IECEX: Ex d II C Gb Ex tb Db IIIC IP68 Ta = -40C to 85C Enclosure Beige Polycarbonate, NEMA 4X, weatherproof, ½ DIN 5.7”L x 5.7”W x 3.5”D (144 x 144 x 90 mm) Epoxy Coated Aluminum (Cu-free) OR 316SS Electro-polished Input Ranges pH: -1.00 – 15.00 pH ORP: -1500 - +1500 mV pION: 000.1 – 999.9 Units: ppb, ppm, parts per thousand; Auto Ranging Dissolved Oxygen: 000.1 – 999.9 Units: ppb, ppm, %SAT, mg/L; Auto Ranging Conductivity: 0.055 μS – 2.00S Units: μS, mS, S; Auto Ranging Resistivity: 0.001 - 20.00 megaohms Turbidity: 000.0 - 4000 NTU Units: NTU, FNU, mg/L, ppm, % Solids; Auto Ranging Temperature: 3 K-ohm TC, -30°C-140°C Chlorine dioxide: 0.01 to 20 ppm Display 128 x 64 pixels (2.75” x 1.5”) LCD, Black/Grey background on loop powered instruments, Blue/White background LED backlight on 100-250 VAC and 24 VDC powered instruments Ambient Temperature -20 to 70°C Storage Temperature -30 to 85°C Relative Humidity 0 – 90% Accuracy pH: 0.02 pH ORP: ± 1 mV pION: Specific for ion type Dissolved Oxygen: 0.1% of full scale Conductivity: 0.1% of full scale Resistivity: 0.1% of full scale Turbidity: 2% of reading Temperature: ± 0.3°C Outputs Standard 4-20mA output (fault condition 3.5 mA, 22 mA or 0 mA) MODBUS RTU (non loop-powered only) Optional HART® communications Alarm Relays Three (3) SPDT, form 1C, 250 VAC, 3 Amp resistive maximum relays, user configurable as Hi/Lo or Fault alarms Power Standard Loop powered, 24 VDC (18-36 VDC), 600 Ω maximum load Optional 24 VDC (18 – 36 VDC) power, 250 mW power 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 4 watts power Weight 1.6 lbs. (0.75 kg) 5.5 lbs. (2.5 kg) 10 LXT-330 / LXT-380 - Universal Transmitter and SP-3X Smart Dimensions: 316 Stainless Steel Epoxy Coated Aluminum (Copper-Free) 316 Stainless Steel Epoxy Coated Aluminum (Copper-Free) TAI Representative: Teledyne Analytical Instruments (TAI) - Factory 16830 Chestnut Street City of Industry, CA 91748, USA TOLL FREE (888) 789-8168 TEL: 626.934.1500 FAX: 626.934.1651 www.teledyne-ai.com TAI - Houston & Gulf Coast Region USA Shana Kiser Sales Engineer TEL: 281.557.8740 MOB: 281.685.3758 FAX: 281.557.8741 E-mail: Shana.Kiser@teledyne.com TAI - Southeast USA Dave Solomon Sales Manager TEL: 281.471.2935 MOB: 281.414.8236 FAX: 281.471.3091 E-mail: Dave.Solomon@teledyne.com TAI - South America Angel Luhia (consultant) Av. Dellepiane 4208 (C1407H2W) Buenos Aires ARGENTINA TEL & FAX: 54.11.4601-0050 MOB: 54.911.5388-3664 E-mail: aluhia@taisudamerica.com.ar E-mail: info@taisudamerica.com.ar TAI - So. East Asia Soo Keong Lim No. J-03-2, Dataran Glomac Jalan SS6/18, Pusat Bandar Kelana Jaya 47301 Kelana Jaya Selangor MALAYSIA TEL: 603.7805.7712 FAX: 603.7805.7710 MOB: 6012.2010.610 E-mail: Soo.Lim@teledyne.com TAI - Middle East and India Manoj Kumar P.O. Box 121744, Z -19 Building SAIF Zone, Sharjah UNITED ARAB EMIRATES (UAE) TEL: 971.6.5579727 MOB: 971.50.6345537 E-mail: Manoj.Kumar@teledyne.com Warranty Instrument is warranted for one year against defects in material or workmanship NOTE: Specifications and features will vary with application. The above are established and validated during design, but are not to be construed as test criteria for every product. All specifications and features are subject to change without notice.
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