FOX THERMAL INSTRUMENTS LAUNCHES NEW PRODUCT

MARINA, Calif.– 31 Jan 2018 - Fox Thermal Instruments announced today the launch of their new product: the Fox Model FT4X Thermal Mass Flow Meter ideal for serving the Oil & Gas and Industrial Process applications.

Fox Thermal Instruments has expanded its product line with the addition of the FT4X Thermal Mass Flow Meter. The FT4X is a high-end flow meter, and it features a robust design.
The notable new feature of the Model FT4X is the Data Logger. The FT4X Data Logger records flow rate, totals, and other events and alarms. The advanced features of the Model FT4X Data Logger include:
*40 daily totals
*Settable Contract Time defines the Contract Day
*Time/date stamped alarm & event logs; 7 year history
*Power off totalizer; power failure creates event log entry
*Display of Density and Gross Heating Value based on selected gas composition

The logs in the Model FT4X Data Logger also give information about the meter’s settings and functionality:
*View the meter’s gas or gas mix composition
*View the meter’s configuration and other meter settings
*View Calibration Validation historical test data
*View and print logs of events and alarms

The FT4X has a long list of other advanced features:
*2nd generation non- cantilevered DDC-Sensor™ - Advanced Direct Digitally *Controlled sensor technology
*Expanded Gas-SelectX® Menus – 3 onboard gas selection menus
*CAL-V™ - In Situ Calibration Validation Test
*RS485 Modbus RTU or HART - Optional Communication Protocols
*Standard USB Port – Gain Direct Meter-to-PC Connections
*FT4X View™ - Software for configuring, graphing, and viewing logs

The FT4X was designed to be used in Oil & Gas and Industrial applications. It is ideal for applications monitoring pure gases, mixed gases, and even complex flare gas compositions. Gas-SelectX provides an expanded selection of gases from 3 menus:
*Pure Gas Menu: 11 common gases available
*Mixed Gas Menu: 11 common gases available to mix in 0.1% increments
*O&G Gas Menu: C1 – C9+, Nitrogen, and CO2 gases available to mix in 0.1% increments

The FT4X is equipped with the 2nd generation of DDC-Sensor that eliminates the sensor element vibration which can lead to metal fatigue and failure. Its unique design provides a technology platform for calculating accurate gas correlations for the Gas-SelectX feature.

The FT4X’s CAL-V feature allows users to confirm that the meter is functioning properly and accurately -- with just a simple push of a button.

Other FT4X features:
*Standard isolated 4-20mA output configured for flow – HART communication option
*Standard isolated 4-20mA output configured to indicate for flow or temperature
*Isolated open collector pulse/alarm output
*Remote switch input

FT4X View™ software allows easy adjustments to the meter configuration, evaluation of alarm conditions, collection of process data, and measurement viewing from your PC or control station. Moreover, this software can be used to initiate CAL-V -- and it automatically logs the results of each CAL-V test. If any regulatory submission is required, the software will generate a certificate for easy recordkeeping.

A USB connection port comes standard on the new Model FT4X which allows quick and easy access with a laptop.

After more than 20 years of manufacturing thermal gas mass flowmeters, Fox Thermal Instruments continues to lead the market in innovative, reliable, accurate, and full-featured flow meters. Our exceptional team of mechanical, electronic, and software engineers have helped to shape the thermal mass flow measurement industry.

Our goal is to serve a broad array of global customers by consistently providing high quality, cost effective solutions to our customers, with superior performance and outstanding on-time delivery. Explore the Fox Facility, Technology, and the extensive awards and certifications of Fox Products by navigating the menu to the right.

Fox Thermal Instruments, Inc.
399 Reservation Road
Marina, CA 93933

Greg Smith, Sales & Service Manager
gsmith@foxthermalinstruments.com
(831) 384-4300

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