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Highlights 2019 EN Products Solutions Services Highlights 2019 Measurement technology, services and solutions for process automation Liquiphant, now with Heartbeat Technology Highlights 2019 Highlights Highlights 2019 3 Contents 4 Product highlights for 2019 Temperature 5 One partner for everything – and the world 40 Temperature measurement of process automation is complete 42 Temperature measurement – thermometers 6 Simply reliable – plant reliability 43 Temperature measurement – self-calibration 8 Standardized device concepts 44 Temperature measurement – resistance 10 Heartbeat Technology thermometers 11 Heartbeat Technology for level measurement 45 Temperature measurement – transmitters 12 Heartbeat Technology for flow measurement 46 Measuring temperature profiles with 14 Industry 4.0 iTHERM MultiSens 48 Temperature measurement – temperature transmit- ters with optional Bluetooth control Field instrumentation 49 Temperature measurement – secondary containment Level 16 Level measurement Analysis 18 Optimum device design for fill level measurement- 50 Liquid analysis technology – now also available in digital format 52 Liquid analysis – pH 19 113 GHz + Your Wavelength 53 Liquid analysis – transmitters 20 SmartBlue App 54 Liquid analysis – disinfection 21 Radartechnology – in a new compact size 55 Liquid analysis – transmitters 22 Capacitive level measurement – limit switch for pow- 56 Liquid analysis – turbidity dery and fine-grained bulk solids 57 Liquid analysis – total phosphorous and phosphate 23 Successful, reliable and easy to use 24 Reliable, efficient and compact System components 58 System components 60 Easy data integration on DIN rail Pressure 26 Pressure measurement 28 With us as your partner, you have access to Automation solutions all aspects of pressure measurement technology 30 Pressure measurement – maximum precision Automation with maximum safety and reliability 62 Intelligent process automation 31 TempC – new, unique diaphragm seal 64 Cooling circuit disinfection and the 42nd regulation of the German Emissions Control Act (42. BImSchV) 65 Complete mechanical solutions for your Flow measurement technology 32 Flow rate measurement 66 High-precision measurements beyond supply chains 34 The specialist for water and wastewater 67 Mobile industrial tablet computer for hazardous applications in a compact version Zone 1 35 The specialist for water and wastewater applications with remote transmitter 36 Coriolis flow measurement redefined Services provided 37 The highly accurate specialist for measuring low flow rates Services 38 High-precision mass flow measurement of 68 Your expert service partner steam and gas 70 Accredited calibration service in accordance 39 Ultra-compact and optimized for utilities with DIN EN ISO/IEC 17025 71 Analysis of measuring performance 72 Optimization of calibration intervals 73 Calibration testing with Coriolis mass flow measurement 74 Specialists certified according to the German Water Resources Act (WHG) 75 Inspection of SIL protective circuits 76 New possibilities, new experiences – digital and personal 77 Useful online tools 4 Highlights 2019 www.endress.com Product highlights for 2019 Dear customers and partners of Endress+Hauser, We have finally and undeniably entered the era of Industry functions and helps you gain transparency about the status 4.0. Data is regarded as the new oil, but with a crucial dif- of your plant and implement genuine predictive mainte- ference – rather than being finite, it is a resource that can nance strategies. be used over and over again. We will also be presenting the successor product to our Field devices in industrial process plants supply important bestseller, the Liquiphant. The further improved classic is data that helps to control processes and implement genuine now available with Heartbeat Technology. As a result, it of- predictive maintenance strategies. Read page 14 to find out fers benefits including an interactively guided series of tests where the journey with our latest Industry 4.0 solutions for WHG and SIL applications. will take us! What challenges lie ahead for you in 2019? Endress+Hauser's brand promise is to help you, our cus- Contact us to let us know! tomers, improve your processes. We have been deliver- ing on our promise for more than 65 years by continually Best wishes redesigning and expanding both our product range and our solutions and service portfolio to meet your needs. In this brochure, we are presenting our highlights for 2019. Heartbeat Technology for process measurement technology is a highlight for Endress+Hauser. This technology equips Stefan Menschel our devices with diagnostics, verification and monitoring Head of Marketing www.endress.com One partner for everything 5 One partner for everything – and the world of process automation is complete Endress+Hauser is one of the world's leading providers of measurement technology services and automation solutions, with the widest product range on the market Increasing competitive pressure, high plant efficiency and • Beyond the field level, we implement complete auto- low overall operating costs – these are the factors that de- mation solutions and integrate actuators and control fine the everyday routines of your company. To meet these technology, regardless of manufacturer. requirements today and in the future, you need reliable • A wide range of services, including complete life cycle partners with innovative and useful solutions. management solutions, guarantee the availability of your plants as well as preserving their value. Endress+Hauser stands for • Over 65 years of experience in process automation Specific expertise in your industry too Our employees' • A solid, financially strong and independently run family experience and expertise covers a wide spectrum; they are company familiar with the special requirements of many industries. • A global partner with an international sales and service network as well as production sites all over the world Simply everything. Everything simple. Your reliable • Fairness, reliability and long-term business partnerships partner in process automation provides you with high plant • Top-quality products and consultation services availability, far-reaching potential savings and maximum • Innovation and technological leadership safety for people, the environment and processes. What Endress+Hauser has to offer • Endress+Hauser offers you the most comprehensive range of process measurement technology. • With this range of field devices and our standardized and uniform platforms, you can significantly reduce the variety of devices used and optimize your processes. 6 Highlights 2019 www.endress.com/process_safety Simply reliable – plant reliability Our expertise guarantees safety and reliability for you and maximum availability of your plant Over 250 certified product lines Leading device design • Extensive range of devices for hazardous area, SIL and • The device portfolio is continually undergoing further WHG applications (suitable for Zone 0 applications) development in line with the latest requirements • Over 100 SIL 2/3-certified product lines developed • The safety design of the devices has been optimized in accordance with IEC 61508 over decades • Used homogeneously and redundantly in safety • Requirements in terms of the WHG (German Water equipment up to SIL 3 Resources Act), functional safety, explosion protec- • More than 40 device lines approved in accordance tion and pressure equipment are met and application - with the WHG (German Water Resources Act) specific requirements, such as those from NAMUR, are implemented Test concepts Device Services + design solutions Over 250 Our Experience + certified expertise expertise product lines Your eräterich Cert kg tl EX ifi c in T ed u i r e safety A D DGRL E E n r n r d se d e re u re us ss+Ha h egr ss+Ha haus alts Int ity r ge ty Le se s e v s e f e a t a l z S W WHG SIL E r E r n e n e d s dr s ress+Hau ess+Hau www.endress.com/process_safety Plant safety 7 Trend-setting test concepts Explosion protection • Time-saving testing of safety equipment without needing • The most comprehensive measuring device portfolio for to remove any equipment or shut the plant down explosion protection has something to offer for virtually • Intelligent test concepts allow for greater flexibility and all measuring tasks and applications in real-life industry extended test cycles scenarios • Test concepts, such as the Liquiphant FailSafe or Heart- • The standardized, intrinsically safe Ex-ia two-wire device beat Technology for flow and level, allow for straightfor- concept for flow and level improves safety and reliability ward implementation in practice in real-life scenarios • Certificates for Europe (ATEX), Asia (NEPSI, TIIS, The complete range of services – KOSHA) and America (CSA, FM) together with interna- made-to-measure services and solutions tional certificates (IECEx) ensure maximum safety in use • Comprehensive advice, auxiliary tools and a large selec- worldwide tion of seminars and informative events to choose from • Safety circuits designed for explosion protection and Functional safety functional safety (SIL) • The SIL measuring device range comprises more than • Documented functional testing of WHG (German Water 100 certified device models Resources Act) equipment and safety equipment • The majority of the devices have been developed in accordance with IEC 61508 Experience and expertise • Maximum safety for safety equipment thanks to an • Drawing on more than 65 years of experience, intelligent
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