Cosa Xentaur XTR-100 Sensor Element, -100 to +20°C
This is an XTR-100 replacement sensor element for xentaur dew point meters. The XTR-100 is encapsulated in sintered stainless steel and has an operating temperature range of -100 to +20°C dp. The XTR-100 utilises Xentaur’s unique HTF sensor technology which offers dramatic improvements in sensitivity and response time when compared to conventional Aluminium Oxide sensors.
Did you know? ABLE has almost 40 year’s experience in the measurement of humidity and more specifically dew point. Key to establishing that level of expertise is understanding that, unlike other process variables such as temperature, pressure, and flow, moisture has two unique characteristics:
- It is difficult to measure accurately since moisture is directly affected by temperature and pressure
- Process moisture is often a contaminant and can severely damage processes, equipment and reduce product quality
DEW POINT ANALYZER – MODEL XDT-PM
Electronics
The XDT transmitter electronics take full advantage of state of the art microprocessor technology and offer many advanced intelligent features. With optional dual alarms, analog and digital outputs, the Xentaur dewpoint transmitters can be used as indicators, alarm units or controllers.
Programmable Alarm Relays Option
The two optional alarm relays can be independently programmed to switch at any dew point with variable hysteresis, which makes the transmitter ideally suited as an energy saving controller for desiccant dryers in “dew point demand” mode or safety cutoff in process control, high power laser, etc. The status of the relays is shown on the display with flashing “HI” or “LO” indicators while displaying the dew point
APPLICATIONS
- Monitoring & Control of Air Dryers
- Plastic Dryers
- Glove Boxes
- Welding Gases
- Laser Gases
- Petrochemical Feedstock Gases
- Natural Gas Processing, Transportation & Distribution
- Clean Room Environments
- Heat Treating Furnaces









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