Honeywell XNX-AMAV-NNIV1 Universal Gas Transmitter

Product Summary

The Honeywell XNX-AMAV-NNIV1 transmitter delivers industrial gas monitoring for dangerous sites. Plant teams use this Honeywell unit to detect flammable methane gas levels quickly. The tough painted aluminum body protects sensitive internal parts against harsh weather. You can wire this device directly into your control system using standard 4-20mA HART signals. Order your unit today with express dispatch through FedEx, UPS, or DHL within 24 to 48 hours. Each brand-new unit includes a 12-month factory warranty for peace of mind.

Key Features and Selling Points

• Optics design uses an infrared sensor to detect combustible methane gases.
• Heavy-duty painted aluminum casing protects electronics from rain and dust.
• Clear backlit display shows live gas readings and system status clearly.
• Global ATEX and IECEx safety approvals allow safe hazardous site operation.
• Four M25 cable entries give flexible wiring options during field setup.
• Simple magnetic wand lets operators calibrate the device without opening housing.

Technical Specifications

• Brand Name: Honeywell Analytics
• Product Model: XNX-AMAV-NNIV1
• Product Series: XNX Series
• Target Gas: Methane (CH4)
• Measurement Range: 0 to 100% LEL (0 to 5% Vol)
• Sensor Type: MPD Infrared (IR) Hydrocarbon Sensor
• Frequency Response: T90 response time under 10 seconds
• Sensitivity Drift: Less than 2% full scale per year
• Linearity Deviation: Within 1% of full scale reading
• Display Resolution: 1% LEL digital increment step
• Operating Temperature Range: -40°C to +65°C environment limit
• Environmental Tolerance: IP66 weather protection rating against water jets
• Anti-Interference Shielding: EN 50270 compliant against heavy industrial noise
• Signal Output: 4-20mA with embedded HART digital communication
• Electrical Entries: 4 x M25 threaded conduit hubs
• Enclosure Material: High-grade painted aluminum alloy
• Shipping Weight: 5 Kilograms

Product Structure Breakdown

• XNX Series Universal Transmitter Platform
  • Approval Code A: ATEX and IECEx hazardous location certified
  • Entry Code M: 4 x M25 standard metric cable ports
  • Material Code A: Painted light aluminum enclosure housing
  • Personality Code V: Interface card for milli-Volt MPD IR sensors
  • Option Code N: Standard model with no extra relays installed
  • Local HART Code N: Standard communication loop connection
  • Sensor Code IV1: Factory IR sensor for Methane 0-100% LEL

Installation and Wiring Guide

• Mount the unit on vertical walls or sturdy unistrut supports using steel bolts.
• Point conduit cable entries downward to stop water gathering inside the enclosure.
• Seal all unused M25 entry threads with certified explosion-proof stopping plugs.
• Connect ground wires directly to the main chassis external earth terminal post.
• Provide steady 16 to 32 VDC power supply directly to internal terminals.

Package Contents

• 1 x Honeywell XNX-AMAV-NNIV1 Transmitter Body
• 1 x Integrated MPD Infrared Methane Sensor Cell
• 1 x Magnetic Calibration Wand Tool
• 1 x Multi-Language Quick Start Reference Guide

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

How does the optical infrared sensor perform in oxygen-free places?

Optical infrared sensors do not require oxygen to detect methane gas levels accurately.

Can I change the sensor module type inside this transmitter later?

You can swap sensor modules by changing the internal personality board inside the unit.

Does rain or fog disrupt the optical sensor measurement path?

The integrated weather guard keeps moisture away from internal optical lenses during storms.

What tool do I need to access the configuration menu settings?

You tap the front glass window using the included magnetic wand tool gently.

How often should technicians perform routine zero and span checks?

We recommend testing sensor calibration every six months under normal site conditions.

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