Revised dissolved oxygen sensor VisiTrace mA

New generation of optical dissolved oxygen sensor now with HART interface
The business unit Process Analytics of Hamilton Bonaduz AG introduced a revised version of the well-established sensor VisiTrace DO to the market: the optical dissolved oxygen sensor VisiTrace mA. The new generation is now equipped with a new HART interface in addition to its 4-20 mA output. This digital protocol, that is prevalent in hazardous areas, allows communication with the corresponding field devices. Naturally, VisiTrace mA can be used in potentially explosive atmospheres due to its ATEX and IECEx certifications. The integrated micro-transmitter not only provides both interfaces with a robust signal, it also allows the new Bluetooth 5 interface to communicate with mobile devices equipped with the operating systems Android or iOS and the ArcAir app. Sensor data and configuration can be accessed with the app. Furthermore, calibration and configuration reports can be generated via the app and forwarded as pdf. Consequently, transcription errors of handwritten records are a thing of the past. The micro-transmitter stores calibration data in the sensor head, so that, after calibration in the lab, the sensor can be stored on the shelf and deployed at any time. Like the complete VisiFerm sensor family, VisiTrace mA is also based on the optical measurement principle and is intended for use in aqueous media. The sensor shows a high process stability despite of the measurement range of 0-2000 ppb. “We kept the outer appearance, but improved many details in order to optimize our VisiTrace sensor. It can now be configured and used in even more cases addressing our customers’ needs”, explains Jahir Kololli, Senior Product Manager in the field Process Analytics of Hamilton Bonaduz AG.

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Hamilton Process Analytics, a division of Hamilton Bonaduz AG, pioneers open sensing solutions to enhance the understanding and control of critical process parameters, including pH, ORP, conductivity, and dissolved oxygen as well as total and viable cell density. First introduced in 1989, Hamilton sensors are found worldwide in applications ranging from biopharma to power generation to brewing. Hamilton continues to lead the industry with new innovations such as intelligent sensor management via Arc wireless technology, and single-use solutions to significantly reduce risk of contamination. Each Hamilton offering is supported by a full portfolio of accessories including armatures, transmitters, cables, buffers, and standards.
Hamilton Bonaduz AG is the European counterpart of Hamilton Company, founded by Clark Hamilton in 1960 and headquartered in Reno, Nevada, USA. With more than 2,500 employees across global manufacturing facilities and subsidiaries, Hamilton is a leader in numerous fields including automated liquid handling robotics, automated sample management, medical ventilation, laboratory products, and process analytics

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