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The Yokogawa EJX118B combines wireless differential pressure measurement with remote diaphragm seals, making it suitable for applications where conventional impulse piping or signal cabling is difficult to install.
With ISA100.11a communication, internal battery operation and long-life design, it is a practical choice for tank level, flow, pressure and density measurement in retrofit, expansion and distributed monitoring applications.
The Yokogawa EJX118B is designed for differential pressure measurement where conventional wired installation is inconvenient or where remote diaphragm seals are required to isolate the pressure-sensing assembly from the process medium.
Unlike a conventional differential pressure transmitter connected directly to the process, the EJX118B uses remote diaphragm seals connected through fill-fluid capillaries. This arrangement helps protect the sensing assembly when the process involves challenging media or when the measurement point requires a remote seal configuration.
The wireless transmitter communicates using the ISA100.11a industrial wireless protocol and operates from an internal battery. This removes the need for conventional signal wiring to the transmitter, which can significantly simplify installation at remote or difficult-to-access measurement points.
The main advantage of the EJX118B is not simply wireless communication. It combines wireless instrumentation and remote diaphragm sealing in one measurement solution.
This makes it particularly useful when:
Yokogawa specifically highlights applications including flow measurement of liquids, gases and steam, liquid level, density and pressure measurement.
The EJX118B uses the ISA100.11a wireless protocol with a 2.4 GHz ISM-band radio system. The transmitter can publish measured process values at intervals selectable from 0.5 seconds to 60 minutes, allowing the update rate to be matched to the application.
The current Yokogawa General Specifications indicate a dedicated 7.2 V, 19 Ah battery pack. Typical battery life is specified as up to 10 years at a 30-second update interval or approximately 5 years at a 10-second update interval under stated reference conditions. Actual battery life depends on operating conditions and configuration.
The diaphragm seal prevents the process medium from entering the transmitter's pressure-sensing assembly. The seal is connected to the transmitter through capillaries containing fill fluid.
This configuration is particularly useful when direct connection to the process is undesirable or when the transmitter needs to be positioned away from the process connection. Yokogawa provides multiple diaphragm seal configurations, including flush, extended and combination types.
Remote diaphragm seals can be used for differential pressure-based level measurement, especially where the transmitter cannot be mounted directly at the tank connection.
The EJX118B can be used with suitable primary flow elements for differential pressure flow measurement of liquids, gases and steam.
Wireless communication can simplify the addition of pressure measurement points in existing chemical processing facilities where new signal cables are difficult to install.
Wireless pressure monitoring can be useful at distributed or remote measurement locations, including applications where conventional cabling would increase installation complexity.
The wireless architecture is particularly attractive when adding measurement points to an operating facility without extensive new cable infrastructure. Yokogawa application examples include chemical plants, gas wells, water treatment plants and distributed tank monitoring.
The biggest difference is the communication and installation architecture.
A conventional transmitter normally requires signal wiring between the field device and the control system. The EJX118B instead uses wireless communication and internal battery power, reducing the amount of field cabling required.
The EJX118B also integrates remote diaphragm seals, so it is better suited to applications where process isolation and remote mounting are important.
The EJX118B is used for differential pressure measurement and can also be applied to liquid level, flow, density and pressure measurement for liquids, gases and steam.
The EJX118B adds a remote diaphragm seal system to the wireless differential pressure transmitter. This allows the process medium to be isolated from the sensing assembly and provides greater flexibility for challenging process connections.
The measurement signal is transmitted wirelessly using ISA100.11a, and the transmitter can operate from its internal battery. However, a complete wireless installation still requires a compatible wireless infrastructure such as the appropriate gateway and network configuration.
ISA100.11a is an industrial wireless communication standard designed for reliable wireless communication in process automation environments. The EJX118B uses this protocol for wireless transmission of process information and device parameters.
Under Yokogawa's specified reference conditions, typical battery life is approximately 10 years at a 30-second update interval or 5 years at a 10-second update interval. Actual battery life can vary with update rate, operating conditions and configuration.
The process-value publication interval can be selected from 0.5 second to 60 minutes, allowing the wireless update rate to be adjusted according to the application.
Yes. Differential pressure measurement with remote diaphragm seals is commonly used for tank level measurement. The EJX118B is designed for liquid-level applications as well as flow, density and pressure measurement.
A remote diaphragm seal isolates the transmitter from the process medium. This can be valuable when direct process connection is unsuitable or when the process conditions require the sensing assembly to be separated from the process connection.
Yes. With an appropriate primary flow element, the EJX118B can be used for differential pressure flow measurement of liquids, gases and steam. Its output can also be configured for linear or square-root operation.
Yes. Eliminating conventional signal cabling is one of the main advantages of the wireless design. It can be particularly useful when adding measurement points to existing facilities where installing new cables would require significant construction work. Yokogawa provides application examples for plant monitoring and retrofit-style wireless instrumentation.