COSA Xentaur Loop Powered Transmitter LPDT

SKU: LD0.00.A.0100

The COSA Xentaur LPDT is a loop-powered, intrinsically safe gas transmitter designed for Class I Division 1 and ATEX Zone 1 hazardous locations. Engineered for fixed gas detection in harsh environments, it delivers reliable 4–20mA output, remote calibration, and long-term stability for oil & gas, chemical, and industrial facilities.

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COSA Xentaur Loop Powered Transmitter LPDT

The COSA Xentaur Loop Powered Transmitter LPDT is a high-precision gas detection solution built for continuous monitoring in hazardous environments. Designed for safety-critical operations, this compact yet rugged transmitter integrates seamlessly into industrial control systems via 4-20mA loop power. It’s the go-to device for chemical plants, refineries, and oil & gas facilities where reliable gas monitoring is essential.

Engineered to perform in harsh environments, the LPDT offers accurate detection with long-term stability and minimal maintenance. With its explosion-proof enclosure, easy calibration process, and flexible mounting options, this device ensures operational safety and regulatory compliance across Class I Division 1 and ATEX Zone 1 areas.

Key Features:

✅ Class I, Division 1 Certified – Safe for North American hazardous locations
✅ ATEX Zone 1 Rated – Suitable for explosive atmospheres
✅ 4-20mA Loop-Powered Output – Simple integration with control systems
✅ Rugged Explosion-Proof Housing – Built for hazardous area installations
✅ Modular Sensor Design – Fast and easy replacement in the field
✅ High Stability – Long calibration interval reduces maintenance needs
✅ Multiple Gas Compatibility – Supports various toxic and combustible gases
✅ NEMA 4X/IP66 Rated – Dust-tight and weather-resistant
✅ Simple Two-Button Interface – User-friendly setup and calibration
✅ Remote Calibration Capability – Enhances worker safety and uptime

📦 Package Options:

🔹 LPDT Base Unit – Without sensor
🔹 LPDT + Sensor Head – Choose from available gas sensors
🔹 LPDT + Remote Sensor Kit – Includes cable and mounting bracket

COSA Xentaur LPDT Technical Specifications:

SpecificationDetails
ModelCOSA Xentaur LPDT
Power SupplyLoop Powered (4–20 mA)
Output Signal4–20 mA Analog Signal
CertificationClass I Division 1, ATEX Zone 1
Ingress ProtectionIP66 / NEMA 4X
DisplayOptional digital display
CalibrationManual or Remote Calibration
InterfaceTwo-button interface
Compatible GasesToxic & Combustible Gases (configurable)
Operating Temperature-20 °C to +50 °C (-4 °F to 122 °F)
Humidity Range0–95% RH (non-condensing)
Housing MaterialExplosion-Proof Aluminum
Mounting OptionsWall, Pipe, or Remote Sensor Mount
Weight1.2 kg (2.65 lbs)

Certifications & Compliance:

🔗 Class I Division 1 – Certified for use where flammable gases are present continuously or intermittently
🔗 ATEX Zone 1 – Approved for explosive gas atmospheres
🔗 IP66 / NEMA 4X – Resistant to dust, water jets, and corrosion
🔗  Download Datasheet

Applications of COSA Xentaur LPDT:

🔹 Oil & Gas
🔹 Petrochemical Facilities
🔹 Refineries
🔹 Chemical Manufacturing
🔹 Industrial Gas Plants

What’s in the Box?

📦 1x LPDT Transmitter
📦 1x Sensor Head (if selected)
📦 1x Mounting Bracket Kit
📦 1x Calibration Adapter
📦 1x Documentation Kit

Ordering & Shipping Details

📦 Lead Time: 10 weeks
📍 Shipping Terms: Worldwide delivery with expedited shipping available
💳 Payment Options: Credit Card, PayPal, and Net 30 terms upon approval

FAQs:

What gases can the COSA LPDT detect?
It supports a wide range of toxic and combustible gases, depending on the sensor module selected.

Is this device certified for Class I Division 1?
Yes, it is fully certified for use in Class I Division 1 hazardous locations.

Does it require a separate power supply?
No, it is loop-powered and operates on a standard 4-20mA connection.

How often does it require calibration?
The transmitter features high long-term stability, with recommended calibration every 6–12 months depending on use conditions.

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