Online-Multiparameter Controllers

Product Description

The System 2020 XT – the modular solution for today and for the future

Do you plan a sensor network with multiple sensors or to upgrade your installation step by step?

The System 2020 XT represents the perfect solution for these challenges:

It is designed fully modular and will “keep on growing” at the pace of your growing demand. This flexibility makes the system very appealing also for small, medium-sized, but also for larger sewage plants. Any conseivable application can be fulfilled including discharge measuring with the parameters turbidity, pH, conductivity and temperature, furthermore the control of nitrification/denitrification and also complete sewage plant analytics being supported by one single system – at considerable low investment costs and highly economical operation – all accomplished by an easy to handle system.

USB interface
Electronic-Key
IQ-LabLink

Local identity function
The local identity function is integrated in each module with a memory element. With the configuration this memory element can carry all system relevant information i.e. location and description of measuring point as well as considering all connected sensors. When setting the terminal the complete information is displayed and enables i.e. fast identifying of sensors for calibration purposes.

Diagnosis via LEDs
Each module sideways shows 2 clearly visible LEDs (yellow/ red) for diagnostic purposes. These LEDs signalize whether the according module is ready-to-operate (power supply/ data communication).

Important system features

Up to 20 digital IQ sensors at user’s choice may be connected
Easy system expansion, no previous knowledge required
Centralized power supply using a wide range power supply (100 – 240 VAC) or 24 V variant
A nearly unlimited number of relays and analog outputs (0/4-20 mA) may be selected
Digital outputs PROFIBUS DPV1 or MODBUS RTU
Optional modem connection via analog or GSM modem
Wireless connection via radio transmission
Easy integration of existing measuring points by mA inputs