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ATi f12/D

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ATi F12/D Gas Transmitter Overview

The Series F12D Gas Transmitter is designed for detection of a variety of toxic gases in hazardous area applications. In addition, it is also well suited for general-purpose environments where toxic gas measurement is required. The F12D is highly customizable, making it adaptable to nearly every fixed-mount toxic gas monitoring application.

Key Features

Extensive Gas Detection

Supports over 60 interchangeable electrochemical sensors for detecting gases such as chlorine, ammonia, hydrogen sulfide, formaldehyde, nitric oxide, phosgene, and more.

Auto-Test Function

An integrated Auto-Test system uses a real gas sample to verify sensor function—eliminating the need for manual bump tests and ensuring operational integrity.

Smart Sensor Technology

H10 Smart Sensors store their own calibration data and can be swapped out in the field without recalibration, reducing maintenance time and cost.

Rugged, Durable Design

The F12D features a polycarbonate enclosure with stainless steel hardware, IP65 ingress protection, and is corrosion-resistant for harsh environments.

Flexible Power Supply Options

Operates on 12–24 VDC, 115 VAC, or 230 VAC to suit various site requirements.

Communication Capabilities

Offers RS-232/485 output and optional HART® or Modbus RTU for seamless integration into digital control systems.

Highly Customizable for Diverse Applications

The F12D offers broad configuration options, making it suitable for:

Hazardous Areas (e.g., chemical plants, refineries)

General Industrial Use (e.g., wastewater treatment, food & beverage, laboratories)

Customization Options Include:

Sensor Holder Styles

Integral mount

Remote mount (6 ft cable)

Duct mount

Auto-Test Gas Generators

Available for chlorine, ammonia, hydrogen sulfide, sulfur dioxide, and others.
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Digital Interface Upgrades

Optional HART and Modbus interfaces for advanced integration and data transmission