ABB launches new NINVA™ with SIL2 certification for safer and simpler temperature measurement across industries

The enhanced NINVA™ TSP341-N is the first SIL2-certified non-invasive temperature sensor.

ABB has launched an enhanced version of its NINVA™ TSP341-N non-invasive temperature sensor, delivering safer and simpler temperature measurements for applications in the chemical, oil and gas industries. The new NINVA is the first SIL2-certified non-invasive temperature transmitter, making it the safest non-invasive temperature measurement sensor on the market.

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