The Micro Motion 1600 coriolis transmitter from Emerson is designed for facilities wanting to make a gradual transition to remote flow data collection, monitoring, and configuration. Power over Ethernet (PoE) can deliver power and data to and from the transmitter via an Ethernet cable, but the 1600 model can also use a separate DC power input. Emerson claims the Micro Motion 1600 is currently the smallest PoE coriolis transmitter on the market and it is available in aluminum or stainless steel. Additional features include a multilingual four-line local operator interface, a suite of software, an additional licensable channel that can be configured for analog, frequency, or discrete output, as well as a USB-C service port.
