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CVP2000-1
The CVP2000-1/0 intelligent valve positioner offers non-explosion-proof and intrinsically safe (Ex ia) versions for hazardous and general applications. Featuring APL/FF/HART communication, OLED display operable at -40℃, low air consumption via piezo technology, and predictive maintenance capabilities. Its compact modular design (186×94×100mm, 2.1kg) ensures easy installation and maintenance.
Product Advantage
1. Available in non-explosion-proof and intrinsically safe versions.
2. This ultra-compact model (186×94×100mm, 2.1kg) features APL/HART/FF communication.
3. OLED display operable at -40°C.
4. SIL2 certification, and predictive maintenance capabilities for cost-effective operation in diverse environments.
Technical Parameters
Product Uses
Primarily used to regulate the valve opening of control valves, these are employed in non-explosion-proof or intrinsically safe zones across industries including petroleum, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, chemical engineering, metallurgy, power generation, steel production, new materials, and renewable energy.
The CVP2000-1/0 intelligent valve positioner offers non-explosion-proof and intrinsically safe (Ex ia) versions for hazardous and general applications. Featuring APL/FF/HART communication, OLED display operable at -40℃, low air consumption via piezo technology, and predictive maintenance capabilities. Its compact modular design (186×94×100mm, 2.1kg) ensures easy installation and maintenance.
Product Advantage
1. Available in non-explosion-proof and intrinsically safe versions.
2. This ultra-compact model (186×94×100mm, 2.1kg) features APL/HART/FF communication.
3. OLED display operable at -40°C.
4. SIL2 certification, and predictive maintenance capabilities for cost-effective operation in diverse environments.
Technical Parameters
Product Uses
Primarily used to regulate the valve opening of control valves, these are employed in non-explosion-proof or intrinsically safe zones across industries including petroleum, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, chemical engineering, metallurgy, power generation, steel production, new materials, and renewable energy.
