Process instruments measure conditions such as pressure, level, flow or temperature. Their bodies and connections can change with the chosen configuration, so a generic family drawing may not describe the instrument being ordered.
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Identify the product and complete configured order code. Use the official product/configuration download route to obtain the views and formats available for that selection. Keep process connections, housing and electrical interfaces in the request so the returned drawing represents the intended instrument.
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Provide product family and configured order code.
Specify process connection, housing and orientation.
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Using this drawing
A vessel layout can need the selected level instrument’s process connection and housing orientation, while the electrical drawing needs its actual terminal and signal documents.
Questions about this resource
Why does the configured order code matter?
Different connections, housings or options can change the instrument’s geometry and interfaces. The configuration identifies which manufacturer drawing is relevant.
Sources & versions
Original publisher: Endress+Hauser. Source checked 2026-10-27. Acquired originals retain their publisher filenames.