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Honeywell Enraf CIU888

Honeywell Enraf CIU888 is a communication and inventory-data gateway for bulk-storage tank farms, linking Enraf field instruments with operational and inventory systems. It consolidates measurement, calculation and diagnostics data for multiple users and host systems. Request a quote for Honeywell Enraf CIU888 from AxFlow.

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Key product features

  • Central tank-gauging gateway → Consolidates field data for host systems
  • Up to 80 tanks per CIU → Supports large terminal installations
  • Embedded API/ASTM inventory calculations → Reduces separate calculation interfaces
  • Enraf BPM and TRL/2 support → Integrates with established Enraf field infrastructure
  • Serial Modbus support → Connects legacy or third-party serial systems
  • Modbus TCP/IP host connectivity → Supports modern Ethernet architectures
  • Dedicated Ethernet interfaces → Helps separate process and office-network traffic
  • Web-based configuration and diagnostics → Speeds commissioning and troubleshooting
  • Redundant system option → Improves availability of critical tank data
  • Legal-metrology configuration options → Supports regulated inventory and custody-transfer workflows

Product Description

Honeywell Enraf CIU888 is used in tank farms where measurement data from multiple gauges must be made consistently available to inventory, terminal and control systems. It acts as the interface between field instruments and host applications, helping operators maintain a single reliable flow of tank and product data. This is important for inventory management, transfer supervision, reporting and custody-transfer workflows.

The CIU888 continuously scans connected tank instruments and can perform embedded inventory calculations using recognised API/ASTM methods. It supports traditional serial interfaces for installed systems while also providing Ethernet-based connectivity for modern host architectures. Web-based configuration and diagnostics, alarm handling and optional redundant operation support commissioning and ongoing system maintenance.

Current Honeywell specifications support up to 80 tanks per CIU888 configuration, with Enraf BPM, TRL/2 and serial Modbus field connectivity depending on installed option boards. Host connectivity includes Modbus TCP/IP and serial Modbus, and Ethernet interfaces can separate process and office-network traffic. The platform also supports legal-metrology configurations and NMI-approved applications where required.

By centralising field communication and tank calculations, CIU888 reduces the number of point-to-point integrations that maintenance teams must manage. Redundant configurations can improve data availability, while remote diagnostics can shorten troubleshooting time when correctly secured and engineered. AxFlow can help specify communication boards, tank capacity, redundancy and migration requirements for new or existing Enraf tank-gauging systems.


CIU888 is a gateway between tank-gauging field instruments and host inventory or control systems. It scans tank data, performs selected inventory calculations and distributes information to connected users and applications. This reduces the need for multiple independent point-to-point integrations.
Honeywell documentation specifies configurations for up to 80 tanks per CIU888. The practical architecture also depends on field ports, communication speed, redundancy and gauge functionality. AxFlow can help size the CIU configuration for the site.
Depending on installed option boards, CIU888 supports Enraf BPM, TRL/2 and serial Modbus on the field side. Host communication can include serial Modbus and Modbus TCP/IP over Ethernet. The exact interfaces should be matched to the existing gauges and host systems before ordering.
Honeywell offers CIU888 configurations with redundancy enabled. Synchronised redundant units can improve data availability and reduce the effect of a single interface-unit failure. Redundancy architecture, networking and failover behaviour should be engineered as part of the overall tank-gauging system.
AxFlow can help assess migration from older Enraf communication interfaces to CIU888. Existing fieldbus types, tank count, host protocols, legal-metrology requirements and redundancy should be documented before migration. This helps preserve existing field investments while modernising data access.
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