Features:
- Combines the exact 1056 analyzer, 3900VP sensor and 15 ft VP8 cable identities.
- Provides a complete signal path from pH glass through the analyzer's HART-enabled input.
- Keeps all three manufacturer part numbers visible for future maintenance and replacement.
The set is assembled from three separate cataloged components and is not represented as a single Emerson part number.
Together they form the sensing, interconnection and signal-processing stages of one pH measurement loop.
Process mounting and analyzer configuration remain site-specific and require confirmation before shipment.
Apter Power can review sourcing, documentation and system matching for 1056-01-22-38-HT 3900VP-02-10 24281-00.
Verified resources for Emerson Rosemount 1056-01-22-38-HT 3900VP-02-10 24281-00:
Important Notice: Other accessories, manuals, cables, calibration data, software, etc. are not included with this equipment unless listed in the above stock item description. All prices are shown in USD.
- Water-treatment skids can receive coordinated sensing and analyzer components in one procurement line.
- Replacement projects can renew an aging analyzer, sensor and cable while preserving exact component traceability.
- Pilot and utility systems can build a HART-accessible pH loop around the documented 15 ft cable reach.
- The VP8 cable links the no-preamp sensor directly to the analyzer's pH input.
- The analyzer must be configured for the sensor temperature element and measurement mode.
- Each component remains separately replaceable under its own part number.
- The glass electrode and reference generate the primary electrochemical potential.
- Cable shielding carries the high-impedance signal and auxiliary circuits to the analyzer.
- The 1056 performs calibration, compensation, display and output processing.
- A two-buffer calibration establishes sensor slope and zero after installation.
- Temperature response and solution-ground behavior should be confirmed during loop checks.
- HART and analog output settings are validated only after a stable process reading is obtained.