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USER MANUAL
5100P TDLAS Analyzer
5000-016-PI REV A
PN 9000-246-VE, Rev D

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  • Page 1 USER MANUAL 5100P TDLAS Analyzer 5000-016-PI REV A PN 9000-246-VE, Rev D...
  • Page 2 AMETEK Process Instruments assumes no responsibility or liability for any errors or inaccuracies that may appear in this document. AMETEK Process Instruments is not responsible for any infringement of patents or other rights of third parties that may result from the use of this document. The content of this document is furnished for informational purposes only, is subject to change without notice, and does not represent a commitment or guaranty by AMETEK Process Instruments.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Pre-Installation Requirements ......................2-2 Storage Prior to Installation ......................2-2 Uncrating and Inspecting the Analyzer ..................2-2 Tools, Equipment, and Supplies Required to Connect and Prepare the 5100P for Operation ............................2-2 Utilities Required for the Analyzer ....................2-3 Charging the 5100P Analyzer Battery Pack ................2-3 Extending Battery Life ......................
  • Page 4 USER INTERFACE/5100P APPLICATION SOFTWARE ............3-1 Communicating With the 5100P TDLAS Analyzer Via the User Interface Panel ....3-2 Introduction to the User Interface Panel ................3-2 Working From the User Interface ..................3-3 5100P Analyzer User Interface Menu Map ............... 3-4 Working From the HOME Screen ....................3-5 Working From the Menu Screen ....................3-6...
  • Page 5 Maintenance .............................4-7 Safety Considerations ........................4-7 Cleaning and Replacing Parts ....................4-8 Systems With an AMETEK-Supplied Sample Panel ............4-8 Systems Without an AMETEK Sample Panel ..............4-10 Troubleshooting – Alarms ........................ 4-11 SPECIFICATIONS ........................5-1 5100P Analyzer Specifications ......................5-1 Approvals and Certifications ......................5-3 5100P Analyzer Directives and Standards ................5-3...

  • Page 6: Safety Notes

    Une procédure de fonctionnement ou une situation qui, si elle n’est pas stricte- ment observée, indique une risqué potential de blessure mineure ou modérée ATTENTION d’une personne ou un dommage d’equipement. Burn hazard. Hot surface. Do not touch, allow to cool before servicing. PN 9000-246-VE, Rev D vi | 5100P TDLAS Analyzer...

  • Page 7: Electrical Safety

    Electrical Safety Hazardous voltages may be present in the analyzer enclosure when power is ap- plied to the system. Always shut down power source(s) before performing main- tenance or troubleshooting. Only a qualified electrician should make electrical connections and ground checks. Des tensions dangereuses peuvent être présentes dans l’analyseur de loge- ment lorsque l’alimentation est appliquée au système.

  • Page 8: Sample Gas Safety

    échantillon spécifique. Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Read and follow the recommendations in this section to avoid performance variations or damage to the internal circuits of this equipment when installed in harsh electrical environments. viii | 5100P TDLAS Analyzer PN 9000-246-VE, Rev D...

  • Page 9: Warning Labels

    EXPOSURE. Environmental Information – WEEE This AMETEK product contains materials that can be reclaimed and recycled. In some cases the product may contain materials known to be hazardous to the environ- ment or human health. In order to prevent the release of harmful substances into the environment and to conserve our natural resources, AMETEK recommends that you arrange to recycle this product when it reaches its “end of life.
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  • Page 11: Overview

    • Long life Within the 5100P, a tunable diode laser (TDL) is used to produce energy at a very specific wavelength which the analyte of interest’s molecules strongly absorb. The radiant energy produced by the TDL passes through the Sample gas, and any analyte molecules present in the gas stream will absorb a fraction of this energy.

  • Page 12: Concentration Measurements

    Concentration Measurements After the 5100P Analyzer has been powered up, the Sample gas supply line can be connected to the optional 5100P Sample Conditioning Panel, or directly to the 5100P Gas Analyzer, where it begins measuring the Sample gas. For...

  • Page 13: Communicating With The Analyzer

    Communicating With the Analyzer The analyzer offers communication with the analyzer via its integrated Display User Interface, or using the 5100P Application Software option installed on a desktop or laptop computer (via USB connection). Both communication meth- ods are described in Chapter 3.

  • Page 14: Working In This Manual

    See example at left while CLOCKYEAR navigating from the User Interface HOME screen to the CLOCK/YEAR configuration screen. See also “Communicating With the 5100P TDLAS Analyzer Via the User Interface” and “Communicating With the 5100P TDLAS Analyzer Via the 5100P Application Software” in Chapter 3.

  • Page 15: Connecting And Starting Up The 5100P

    Table of Contents near the beginning of this manual, in this chapter, and in the 5100P Analyzer Manual Supplements shipped with the system. This information describes procedures to follow to avoid personal injury and/or damage to the equipment.

  • Page 16: Pre-Installation Requirements

    Failure to comply with these storage conditions will void your warranty. Uncrating and Inspecting the Analyzer Open the shipping and storage case the 5100P Analyzer is shipped in and inspect the instrument for damage. If equipment is damaged, notify the carrier and contact AMETEK Service (https://www.ametekpi.com/customersupport/...

  • Page 17: Utilities Required For The Analyzer

    Power Adaptor supplied.) Charging the 5100P Analyzer Battery Pack The 5100P Analyzer is designed for battery operation, and it is important to en- sure that its Battery Pack has been fully charged prior to using the analyzer. To charge the Battery Pack: Charge the 5100P Analyzer only in non-hazardous locations.

  • Page 18: Extending Battery Life

    When the Battery Pack is fully charged, the GREEN LED will be On and the YELLOW LED will be Off. 4. Charge the 5100P for a minimum of eight (8) hours, (or overnight, if pos- sible) prior to operating the analyzer using its Battery Pack. This should provide 8-plus hours of continuous analyzer use.

  • Page 19: 5100P Analyzers With And Without A Sample Conditioning Panel

    5100P Analyzers With and Without a Sample Conditioning Panel The 5100P Analyzer is typically supplied with a Sample Conditioning Panel – connected to the analyzer – which provides pressure reduction, filtering, and flow control adjustment. A Sample gas supply line is connected to the Sample Panel using an 1/8-inch Swagelok®...

  • Page 20: Standard Pressure Sample Panel (Typical Operation)

    Standard Pressure Sample Panel (Typical Operation) The Standard 5100P Sample Conditioning Panel (Figure 2-2.1) operates with a raw Sample gas pressure of 1.03–17.2 BARG (15–250 PSIG). Downstream of the Inlet Valve, a pressure regulator is used to reduce the Sample gas pressure to the recommended operating pressure of the 5100P Analyzer (0.4–0.7 BARG [6–10 PSIG]).

  • Page 21: Low Pressure Sample Panel (Optional Operation)

    The Low Pressure 5100P Sample Conditioning Panel (Figure 2-2.2) operates with a raw Sample gas pressure of 0.06–1.03 BARG (1–15 PSIG). Upstream of the AMETEK Sample Panel Inlet Valve, a pressure regulator (in- stalled by customer/end user) is used to reduce the Sample gas pressure to the recommended operating pressure of the 5100P Gas Analyzer (0.4–0.7 BARG...

  • Page 22: No Sample Panel

    No Sample Panel 5100P Analyzers that will be used in ATEX/IECEx Zone 2 areas must have an AMETEK-supplied Sample Conditioning Panel. When operating the 5100P Analyzer without an AMETEK-supplied Sample Conditioning Panel, precautions must be taken to ensure the accuracy of performance and reduce possible maintenance issues.

  • Page 23: Connecting And Preparing The 5100P Analyzer

    – with the User Interface dis- play facing upward – so that the flow of Sample gas is correctly metered. Hazardous Locations • Do not connect the 5100P Analyzer to a computer (via the USB port). • To meet Hazardous Location and Ingress Protection ratings,...

  • Page 24: Connecting Sample Gas To The 5100P Sample Panel

    Panel to verify the maximum pressure rating for your system. To connect the Sample gas line and operate the Sample Panel: 1. Before beginning, close the Sample Panel’s Inlet Valve to isolate the 5100P Sample Conditioning Panel from the sample line (see Figures 2-2.1 and 2-2.2 for location of Inlet Valve).

  • Page 25: Disconnecting Sample Gas From The 5100P Sample Panel

    Inlet Valve on the Sample Panel. Close all other Sample Panel valves to ensure no contaminates enter the panel. 4. Disconnect the sample line from the 5100P Sample Panel and replace the caps on the exposed fittings on the Sample Panel or 5100P Analyzer.

  • Page 26: Start-Up And Verification

    Exhaust lines have been connected and routed to a safe venting location, and the connections have been tested for leaks, the analyzer can be powered up and commissioned into normal operation. To power up the 5100P Analyzer: 1. Press the Power On/Off key ( ) on the analyzer User Interface keypad.
  • Page 27 For most applications, the factory default setting for the analyte con- centration units is parts per million by volume (PPMV). Other options for this setting can be configured in the Units menu. Connecting and Starting Up the 5100P 2-13 PN 9000-246-VE, Rev D...
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  • Page 29: User Interface/5100P Application Software

    “Introduction to the User Interface” to learn how to navigate through the screens to work on the analyzer. The AMETEK 5100P TDLAS Analyzer is equipped with an easy-to-navigate, local User Interface, which allows you to perform basic functions such as for setting Concentration Alarm high and low setpoints, choosing Units of measure- ment, and configuring various system parameters.

  • Page 30: Communicating With The 5100P Tdlas Analyzer Via The User Interface Panel

    Communicating With the 5100P TDLAS Analyzer Via the User Interface Panel To perform basic functions on the AMETEK 5100P TDLAS Analyzer, such as setting Concentration Alarm high and low setpoints or configuring various system parameters, you can work directly from the analyzer’s User Interface.

  • Page 31: Working From The User Interface

    AMETEK Service and Support for assistance. MENU ALARM menu item selected ALARM Figure 3-2. CONFIG Menu screen, showing selected item in parentheses. PN 9000-246-VE, Rev D User Interface/5100P Application Software...

  • Page 32: 5100P Analyzer User Interface Menu Map

    5100P Analyzer User Interface Menu Map Use the 5100P Analyzer User Interface Menu Map to help you navigate through the sub-menus of each of the two main menus. Main Screen Alarm Concentration Low Limit New?<Value> High Limit New?<Value> Config Clock Year New?<Value>...

  • Page 33: Working From The Home Screen

    These messages are visible on the display and are also recorded in the data log. Use the following steps to set alarm limits. When the 5100P is first powered up, it will complete its initialization sequence, following by completing its laser tuning. After the start-up sequence is com-...

  • Page 34: Working From The Menu Screen

    Working From the Menu Screen Working from the 5100P Analyzer User Interface MENU screen is limited to two options, one for editing alarm concentration setpoints, and one for configur- ing analyzer and application parameters. To select a menu item, use the Up or Down arrow key to toggle between the two options.
  • Page 35 HI/LO LIMIT sub-menu. Or, press Esc to discard the changes and retain the existing values. 5. Repeat Steps 3 and 4 to change the HI LIMIT value. PN 9000-246-VE, Rev D User Interface/5100P Application Software...

  • Page 36: Working From The Configuration Menu

    4. Locate the parameter you wish to change and press Enter to enable Edit mode. Certain CONFIG sub-menu items require numerical inputs, while others have pre-defined selections to choose from. Details about each Configu- ration setting are described in the following pages. 3-8 | 5100P TDLAS Analyzer PN 9000-246-VE, Rev D...

  • Page 37: Changing The Analyzer Clock Settings

    The Month is entered using one or two digits, 1–12 (‘1’ = January ... ‘12’ = December). For example, to change the Month to ‘September’ , use the Numeric keys to enter ‘9’ . PN 9000-246-VE, Rev D User Interface/5100P Application Software...
  • Page 38 Second to ‘36’ , use the Numeric keys to enter ‘36’ . 4. After the Clock settings have been updated, you can back out of the Clock screen by pressing the Esc key. 3-10 | 5100P TDLAS Analyzer PN 9000-246-VE, Rev D...

  • Page 39: Setting The Units

    The Unit of measurement is factory-set according the sample stream composition provided by the customer. Changing the Unit of measure- ment can result in erroneous measurement outputs. Some analytes cannot be measured using certain units. Consult with your AMETEK representative or AMETEK Service personnel before changing the Unit. UNITS...

  • Page 40: Changing The User Interface Display Contrast

    1. From the CONFIG menu, use the Up or Down arrow keys to select Con- trast. Press Enter to enable Edit mode. 2. Use the Up arrow key to increase the display contrast. Use the Down arrow key to decrease the display contrast. 3-12 | 5100P TDLAS Analyzer PN 9000-246-VE, Rev D...

  • Page 41: Changing The Backlight Time

    Changing the Backlight Time To help extend the 5100P Analyzer's battery life, the backlight display can be set to turn Off automatically after a time-delay following any use of the key- pad. CONFIG BACKLIGHT TIME NEW? Figure 3-10. Configure Backlight screen.

  • Page 42: Setting The Sample Log Time

    A maximum of 1440 data points can be maintained in the log. With the default logging interval of one (1) minute, the 5100P can internally store 24 hours of data. After 24 hours (1440 data points), the instrument starts to overwrite the oldest data points, leaving only the most recent 1440 data points maintained in memory.

  • Page 43: Communicating With The 5100P Tdlas Analyzer Via The 5100P Application Software

    1. Locate the USB drive supplied with the 5100P TDLAS Analyzer and insert it in a USB port on the computer that will be used to connect to the 5100P. 2. Navigate to the USB drive/device and click it to open it. Save the files to a folder on the PC's hard drive.
  • Page 44 "AMETEK 5100P has been successfully installed." will appear. Click Finish to complete the installation. An Ametek 5100P.exe icon – which can be used to start the software – will be saved to the PC’s desktop. If desired, you can right- click on it and choose Pin to Start to add it to the Start menu.

  • Page 45: Removing The 5100P Application Software

    1. From the Windows Start menu, select Control Panel. 2. Double-click Programs and Features (or Add or Remove Programs). 3. Select AMETEK 5100P and click Uninstall (or Remove) to remove the software. The software and its desktop icon will be removed.

  • Page 46: Starting The 5100P Application Software And Establishing Communication Between The Analyzer And Computer

    2. Remove the Dust Cap from the USB Data Connection Port – on the Rear Panel of the 5100P Analyzer (see Figure 3-14) – and insert one end of the USB cable (Type B) into the USB Port on the 5100P.

  • Page 47: Closing The 5100P Application Software

    2. The message “Exit 5100P TDLAS Windows Application?” will appear. Click Yes to exit, or No to continue working with the software. 3. If you are finished working with the 5100P Analyzer, press the Power On/ Off key to power down the analyzer.
  • Page 48 Introduction to the 5100P Application Software The 5100P Application Software is made up of different areas that allow you to view system information, navigate to other screens where you can view Alarms, Trend data, and Spectra data, and configure various system settings. When the software is first started, it defaults to the HOME screen (Figure 3-15.1).
  • Page 49 These allow you to configure system operational values. Radio buttons List box Command buttons Figure 3-15.2. 5100P Application Software Bottom Banner layout (example). Numeric/Text field List box Command buttons Figure 3-15.3. Setup screen, 5100P Application Software layout example. PN 9000-246-VE, Rev D User Interface/5100P Application Software 3-21...

  • Page 50: Working From The Home Screen

    Working From the HOME Screen When the 5100P Application Software starts up, it defaults to the HOME screen (Figure 3-16), which displays live system and sampling information from the 5100P Analyzer. The Main Menu provides access to other screens that can...

  • Page 51: Working From The Alarms Screen

    Use the scroll bar to view older alarms. If the maximum alarm storage limit has been reached the system will overwrite the oldest alarm. Figure 3-17.2. Historical Alarms downloaded, Alarms screen. PN 9000-246-VE, Rev D User Interface/5100P Application Software 3-23...
  • Page 52 In some cases, it may not be a significant issue, but it may be something to bring to the attention of AMETEK Service. See also Troubleshooting – Alarms in Chapter 4 for correc- tive action.

  • Page 53: Viewing And Saving Trend Data

    (and save) historical Trend data from the analyzer. To view this screen, select Trend from the Main Menu. When you first view this screen, it will typically be blank, and neither the Download from 5100P nor the Real Time Trend radio buttons will be selected.
  • Page 54 Do you really want to continue?”. Click Yes to stop logging or No to continue logging. When you click Yes, the Excel (.CSV) file created earlier is updated and saved. 3-26 | 5100P TDLAS Analyzer PN 9000-246-VE, Rev D...

  • Page 55: Uploading And Saving Historical Trend Data From The 5100P

    Uploading and Saving Historical Trend Data From the 5100P To upload, view, and save historical 5100P Trend data: 1. From the Trend screen, select Download from 5100P. When you select this option, all previously logged 5100P Trend data will be retrieved from the analyzer and plotted on the Trend screen in the 5100P Application Software, up to the maximum number of data points (1,440 records).

  • Page 56: Viewing And Saving Raw Sample Spectra

    When you view the Spectra Data screen and click the Save Spectra button, the 5100P will begin searching for Spectra data, and the instrument’s opera- tional Status will read "Searching." If the 5100P is searching for Spectra data but cannot find the data and continuously fails – "hangs up" – the operational Status will read "Line-lock."...
  • Page 57 The default file type is an Excel file (.CVS). Figure 3-19.2. Save As dialog box, saving Spectra data. 4. To stop saving Spectra Data, click the Stop Saving button. PN 9000-246-VE, Rev D User Interface/5100P Application Software 3-29...

  • Page 58: Configuring The 5100P Parameters From The Setup Screen

    Setup screen (Moisture analyzer example screen shown). The System group displays firmware versions of the analyzer’s MCU and DSP boards, and the version of the Windows Software (5100P Application Software). The Alarms group allows you to configure the upper and lower output limits for the Concentration alarms.
  • Page 59 Backlight Timer (sec) This is the duration (in seconds) the analyzer display’s backlight will remain on after the last user keypad input. To help extend the 5100P Analyzer's battery life, set this timer to turn Off automatically after a time-delay following any use of the keypad. To disable this timer, enter a value of zero (‘0’).
  • Page 60 The Calibration group allows you to configure the Span Concentration and initiate a Span or Zero Calibration. For details about calibrating the system, refer to "Span or Zero Calibrating the 5100P Analyzer" in this chapter. The Backup/Restore group allows you to save (back up) the current analyzer configuration settings for future use or to return modified settings to their original settings.

  • Page 61: Span Or Zero Calibrating The 5100P Analyzer

    Span or Zero Calibrating the 5100P Analyzer The 5100P Analyzer calibration functions are initiated from the Setup screen. Figure 3-21.1. Span or Zero Calibrating the 5100P, Setup screen. Span Calibrating the 5100P Analyzer To perform a Span Calibration on the 5100P Analyzer: 1.

  • Page 62: Zero Calibrating The 5100P Analyzer

    Zero Calibrating the 5100P Analyzer To perform a Zero Calibration on the 5100P Analyzer: 1. From the Setup screen, click the Zero button. The Zero Calibration will be- gin and the “Calibration is in progress" status bar is displayed below the Calibration group.

  • Page 63: Backing Up And Restoring 5100P Analyzer Settings

    Backing up and Restoring 5100P Analyzer Settings The Backup/Restore group on the Setup screen allows you to save (back up) the current analyzer configuration settings for future use. You can also restore modified settings to their original settings from a file that contains previously saved parameters.
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  • Page 65: Maintenance And Troubleshooting

    This will prevent any liquids and particulate matter from entering the instrument. When not connected to sample lines and vents, the inlet and outlet connections of the 5100P and Sample Panel should be capped to prevent particulates from entering the Sample Panel or the analyzer.

  • Page 66: Aftermarket Excellence And Long-Term Commitment To Safety And Quality

    Aftermarket Excellence and Long-Term Commitment to Safety and Quality Safety is a core value at AMETEK Process Instruments and is our primary consideration in every decision. We believe all accidents, injuries, and occupa- tional illnesses are preventable. We adhere to the highest design and safety...

  • Page 67: Requesting Technical Support

    Requesting Technical Support To request service support, a call back, or product information we encour- age you to use our Web-to-Case online tool, so we are instantly aware of your request no matter the time zone or day of the week. To do this, follow the link below.

  • Page 68: Spare Parts List

    All individual parts or kits are quantity (QTY) one (1) unless noted otherwise. 5100P Analyzer Spare Parts This section lists spare parts for the 5100P Analyzer if parts become damaged and need to be replaced. Description AMETEK Part No.
  • Page 69 Shoulder Carrying Strap 3000-683-JE — USB Cable (External) 1000-122-JE — Shipping Case 3000-763-JE — 5100P TDLAS Analyzer User Manual (Hard Copy) 9000-246-VE — 5100P Quick Reference Card c/w 5100P Menu Map 9000-276-VE — PN 9000-246-VE, Rev D Maintenance and Troubleshooting...

  • Page 70: Safely Powering Down The 5100P Analyzer To Perform Maintenance

    Proceed only when the area is found to be safe. Before performing maintenance on the 5100P Analyzer, power down the ana- lyzer by pressing the Power On/Off button on the front panel. If process gas and vent lines are connected, disconnect the lines and replace the caps on the Sample Panel connections to prevent unwanted ambient items like dust and water from entering the analyzer sample path.

  • Page 71: Maintenance

    Maintenance Under normal operating conditions, the Sample Panel requires very little main- tenance. This section describes the maintenance required to keep the 5100P Analyzer operating at peak efficiency. Safety Considerations Before working on the analyzer, read the entire procedure you will be performing to learn how to safely perform maintenance on and troubleshoot the analyzer / product.

  • Page 72: Cleaning And Replacing Parts

    ”PN” in the following procedure(s) refers to AMETEK Part Number. Systems With an AMETEK-Supplied Sample Panel The Filter (membrane separator), which is located on the AMETEK Sample Panel, protects the analytical system (Sample Cell, Flow Meter, etc.) from con- tamination by dirt, dust, and liquids that can be present in the process stream.
  • Page 73 If the Filter appears to be clean, skip the remainder of this procedure, replace the Filter Cap, and prepare the 5100P Analyzer for operation. If the Filter is dirty or damaged, you will need to replace it. To remove the Filter, first remove the o-ring that is installed in the o-ring groove on the outer edge of the cap.

  • Page 74: Systems Without An Ametek Sample Panel

    Systems Without an AMETEK Sample Panel 5100P Analyzers that will be used in ATEX/IECEx Zone 2 areas must have an AMETEK-supplied Sample Conditioning Panel. If you are operating the 5100P Analyzer without an AMETEK-supplied Sample Conditioning Panel, precautions must be taken to remove liquid and solid par- ticulates from the Sample gas, to ensure analyzer performance and accuracy.

  • Page 75: Troubleshooting - Alarms

    From the 5100P Application Software: • View the Settings screen and edit the Alarms Output High Limit value. Refer to “Configur- ing the 5100P Parameters From the Setup Screen“ in Chapter 3 for information on how to change this value.
  • Page 76 IMPORTANT: The factory-set tolerance band varies from analyzer to analyzer as the exact operating temperature of the lasers varies. Do not assume the tolerance band for every 5100P is exactly the same. Corrective Action: •...
  • Page 77 The 5100P has detected a failure in the Detector electronics. Corrective Action: Take appropriate safety precautions, and: • Turn Off the power to the analyzer. Restart the 5100P. If the alarm message appears repeat- edly, contact AMETEK Service and Support for assistance. Data Invalid...
  • Page 78 Battery Low (5100P Application Software) The 5100P’s internal battery needs to be charged. There is approximately 5–10 minutes of analyzer run-time before it will power itself down completely. Typically, a minimum of eight (8) hours of charging (or overnight, if possible) should provide 8-plus hours of continuous analyzer use.

  • Page 79: Specifications

    Specifications Specifications included in this chapter are standard for the 5100P Analyzer in most applications, but they do not include information directly related to specific analytes and stream compositions. For analyte-specific information, refer to the 5100P TDLAS Analyzer Manual Supplement for your application (in the Documentation Package folder shipped with the 5100P).
  • Page 80 Power Requirements* Battery Charger Input: 100–250 VAC 50–60 Hz 0.5 Amp Battery Charger Output: 7.35 VDC; 2 Amps *Use only the AMETEK provided Battery Charger, PN 7001-874-SE Physical Dimensions Width: 25.1 cm (9.9") Height: 20.9 cm (8.2") Length: 40.1 mm (15.8") Weight: 13.2 kg (29.1 lb)

  • Page 81: Approvals And Certifications

    Approvals and Certifications 5100P Analyzer Directives and Standards IECEx Certificate No.: IECEx ETL 19.0060X Marking: Ex nA ic op pr IIC T3 Gc Using the following standards: IEC 60079-0:2011 Ed. 6.0 IEC 60079-11:2011 Ed. 6.0 IEC 60079-15:2010 Ed. 4 ATEX Certificate No.:...
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  • Page 83 AMETEK Process Instruments delivers worldwide sales and service support through a network of direct and factory-trained global distribution channels. AMETEK Service Assistance Program plans offer coverage up to 24 hours a day, 365 days of the year. As worldwide experts in the manufacture of process analyzers and instrumentation, we have supplied solutions to industry since 1962, providing the widest range of analysis technology available.

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