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WirelessHART ® Competitive Analysis J.Latchic 1/2013

WirelessHART · Siemens Phoenix Stahl / ESenza ... resistivity of the antenna > 1GOhm . Rosemount 648 Wireless

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  • WirelessHART ®

    Competitive Analysis

    J.Latchic 1/2013

  • Competitors

    Main Competitors (High visibility) Emerson

    E+H

    Secondary Competitors (low visibility) ABB

    MACTek

    Siemens

    Phoenix

    Stahl / ESenza

    Invensys

    Non-Competitors (ISA SP100) Honeywell

    Yokogawa

  • Competition Comparison

    Gateway Adapter Field

    Devices

    Emerson X X X

    Siemens X (Emerson) X (E+H) X

    ABB X (P+F) X

    Honeywell ? ? ?

    Invensys X (P+F) (P+F) X + (P+F)

    E+H X (P+F) X

    MACTek X

    PhoenixContact X

    Stahl / ESenza X

  • Emerson / Siemens Gateway

    Pros

    Mature solution (early market entry)

    Highly functionable

    Good network diagnosis

    Cons

    Especially designed to fit in AMS/DeltaV

    Some operating modes not optimized

    No DTM available

    Proprietary connection to AMS

    Unclear and confusing web Interface

    Floods network with unnecessary communication -> shorter battery life!

  • Phoenix Contact Gateway

    Pros

    Compact solution

    Provides a WLAN as the network backbone

    Good instrument list overview

    Cons

    No outdoor use

    must be mounted in an additional enclosure as shown)

    No DTM

  • Stahl / E-Senza Gateway

    Pros

    Cons

    Network manager must run on a seperate PC

    No industrialized solution

    Stahl solution uses a FieldBarrier housing

    Uses E-Senza as Supplier – unclear

    compatibility

    Must be mounted in a separate

    enclosure

    Stahl

    E-Senza

  • ABB / Invensys/ Rockwell Gateway

    ABB, Invensys and Rockwell resell the green P+F Gateway

    E+H brand labels our green Gateway

    No functional advantage or disadvantage

  • ABB Adapter

    Pros

    Cons

    Plastic enclosure (not rugged)

    Loop powered (no autonomous measurement)

    Not a true wireless solution

    No DTM

  • MACTek Adapter

    Pros

    Metal enclosure, very rugged

    Cons

    Internal chip antenna with limited performance

    Antenna performance can by degraded by ice/water buildup

    Loop powered (no autonomous measurement)

    Not a true wireless solution

  • Emerson Adapter

    Pros

    Metal enclosure, very rugged

    Cons

    Internal chip antenna with limited performance

    Antenna performance can by degraded by ice/water buildup

    Loop powered (no autonomous measurement)

    Not a true wireless solution

    No DTM

  • E+H / Siemens Adapter

    P+F and Siemens brand label the E+H adapter

    No functional advantage or disadvantage

  • Emerson Field Devices

    Pros

    Wide variety of measurement principles

    Rugged metal enclosure

    Built directly into proven field device design

    Integrated display

    Cons

    Expensive

  • Rosemount 848T

    Pros

    4-channel device

    Higher ambient temperature (-40°C…+85°C)

    Robust aluminum housing

    Cons

    Lower expected battery life time

    Possible special conditions for hazardous location mounting

    Danger of electrostatic charge due to surface resistivity of the antenna > 1GOhm

  • Rosemount 648 Wireless

    Pros

    Higher ambient temperature (-40°C…+80°C)

    Robust aluminum or stainless steel housing

    Cons

    1-channel device

    Possible special conditions for hazardous location mounting

    Danger of electrostatic charge due to surface resistivity of the antenna > 1GOhm

  • Siemens Field Devices

    Pros

    Available for temperature and pressure

    Rugged metal enclosure

    Smart on-site operation (display and buttons)

    Cons

    Expensive

    Lackluster battery solution

    Device must be unmounted to replace battery