5.3 Measuring output
Output variable I
:
Load-independent DC current,
A
proportional to the input angle
Standard ranges:
4...20 mA, 2 wire connection
Setting time:
< 5 ms
External resistance:
R
ext
H= Power supply
I
A
5.4 Accuracy
Reference value:
Measuring range
Basic accuracy:
Limit of error ≤ 0.5% with linear characteristic
5.5 Installation data
Housing (main part):
Steel
Finish QPQ (nitro-carbonated)
Rear (cover):
Metal (aluminium), when cable access via
screw terminals and cable glands
Cable glands:
Metal
Mounting position:
Any
Weight:
Approx. 2.9 kg [83.591 oz]
Permissible static
load on the shaft:
Max. 1000 N (radial)
Max. 500 N (axial)
If subjected to vibration the shaft load should
be as low as possible to ensure optimum life
of the bearing
5.6 Regulations
Spurious rodation:
EN 61000-6-3
Immunity:
EN 61000-6-2
Common-mode voltage:
100 V AC, CATII
Test voltage:
750 V DC, 1 min.
all electrical connections against housing
Housing protection:
IP 50 acc. to EN 60529
5.7 Environmental conditions
Climatic rating:
Standard version
Temperature – 25 to + 70 °C [-13...+158 °F
Annual mean relative humidity
≤ 90%
or
Version with improved climatic
rating
Temperature – 40 to + 70 °C [-40...+158 °F]
Annual mean relative humditiy
≤ 95%
Ex version
Maximum
Power
1000 mW
900 mW
800 mW
700 mW
660 mW
The minimum permissible ambient
temperature is -40 degrees.
Transportation and
storage temperature:
– 40 to 80 °C [-40...+176 °F]
Altitude:
2000 m max.
Permissible vibration:
(without addit. gear):
0...200 Hz,
10 g continuous, 15 g for 2 h
200...500 Hz,
5 g continuous, 10 g for 2 h
3 × 50 g every 10 impulses
Shock:
in all 3 axes
H [V] – 12 V
max. [kΩ] =
I
[mA]
A
= Output signal end value
Temperature class
Pi
T6
T5
40 °C
55 °C
[104 °F]
[131 °F]
[167 °F]
44 °C
59 °C
[111.2 °F]
[138.2 °F]
[167 °F]
49 °C
64 °C
[120.2 °F]
[147.2 °F]
[167 °F]
54 °C
69 °C
[129.2 °F]
[156.2 °F]
[167 °F]
56 °C
71 °C
[132.8 °F]
[159.8 °F]
[167 °F]
5.8 Operation in potentially explosive environments:
Gas explosion
prevention:
• The operation in other explosive atmospheres is not permissible.
• It is not permissible to make any alteration to equipment that is used in
potentially explosive environments.
6. Mounting
The six versions of the transmitter differ in their mechanical design. Two of
them are intended for mounting directly on the device being measured. The
others are equipped with a mounting bracket or a fl ange. The relationship
between the three types of mounting, or more precisely the corresponding
cut-out diagrams and the different versions of the transmitter can be seen
from Table.
Transmitter
versions
T4
75 °C
75 °C
75 °C
75 °C
75 °C
Three M6 screws are needed for the "directly" mounted versions and four
M8 nuts and bolts for these "with a bracket" or "with a fl ange". The screws,
respectively nuts and bolts are not supplied, because the required length
varies according to the thickness of the mounting surface.
When deciding where to install the transmitter (measuring loca-
tion), take care that the "ambient conditions" given in Section
"5. Technical data" are not exceeded.
Make the cut-out or drill the holes in the item onto which the transmitter is
to be mounted according to the corresponding drilling and cut-out diagram
given in Table 1 and then fi t the transmitter.
Labeling:
Ex ia IIC T6 Gb
Conform to standard:
ATEX:
EN 60079-0:2012
EN 60079-11:2012
Type of protection:
ia
Temperature class:
T6
Group according to
EN 60079-00:2012:
II
Devices with explosion prevention must be operated
in accordance with the stipulations of the operating
instructions. The relevant laws, regulations and stan-
dards for the planned application must be observed.
Drilling and cut-out diagrams
for mounting transmitters ...
9
[0.354]
±0.2
82
[3.228]
6.5
[0.256]
120º
±0.2
71
[2.795]
9
[0.354]
±0.2
130
[5.118]
13