The Rosemount Oxymitter 4000 In Situ Oxygen Transmitter was the world's first in situ, zirconium oxide-based oxygen transmitter for flue gas measurement. These oxygen measurements can be used in a control system or by a boiler operator to fine tune burner fuel/air ratios for maximum efficiency. Ideal for boilers, process heaters, kilns, reheat furnaces.

The Oxymitter integrates an oxygen probe and field electronics into a single, compact package. The probe inserts directly into a flue gas duct to measure oxygen in combustion processes. No sampling system is required. A NEMA 4X, IP 66 Rosemount transmitter housing mounts directly to the probe and contains the transmitter's electronics, replacing common stand-alone field electronics. This integrated design minimizes the costs of installing separate probe cable, conduit and electronics.

The Oxymitter electronics also require 95% less power to operate. So, its components last longer. Traditional architecture with remote-mounted electronics is also offered. The HART protocol provides a link into Emerson Process Management's PlantWeb field-based architecture. Instrument technicians can interface with the Oxymitter from the control room or any location where the transmitter's signal wires terminate. Service diagnostics and calibrations can be performed remotely with a HART hand-held communicator or a personal computer equipped with AMS. The Oxymitter is fully field-repairable.