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Assembly
4.1
Assembly instructions
The leak sensor is assembled as shown in fig. 2, fig. 3, fig. 4 or fig. 5.
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Installation and operation
5.1
Operating and display elements
The operating and display elements are shown in fig. 6.
Key to fig. 6
1
Multi-LED for status display
2
CAN bus connection, 24 V
3
CAN bus connection, 24 V
4
Universal interface
5
Sensor cable
5.2
Installation
Leave the sensor cable on the transport coil until you are ready to lay it.
To lay the sensor cable, carefully wind the transport coil so that the cable is unrolled without twisting,
and positioned directly at the installation location.
Note:
The sensor cable must not be twisted or kinked while unrolling, and must not be trodden
on after laying. Otherwise, a short-circuit may occur, leading to a defect in the sensor ca-
ble.
Connect the sensor cable connector to the universal interface (fig. 6, item 4).
Lay the sensor cable on the floor inside the area to be monitored.
To do so, first stick the supplied retaining clips to the floor using the adhesive.
Then press the sensor cable into the clips.
Note:
The sensor cable has a section of approximately 2.5 m at the connection end where no
leaks are detected. The start of the sensor cable itself is indicated by a yellow marker.
Connect the leak sensor to the CMC III PU or to the neighbouring elements in the CAN bus using a
CAN bus connection cable (fig. 6, items 2, 3).
Status change display:
– The two green and the two red CAN bus LEDs on the CAN bus connection of the leak sensor will
start to flash.
– The multi-LED of the processing unit flashes continually in the sequence green – orange – red.
– The multi-LED of the leak sensor flashes blue continuously.
Press the "C" key on the CMC III PU (an initial audio signal will sound) and keep it pressed for approx.
3 seconds until a second audio signal is heard.
Status change display on the CAN bus LEDs:
– Continuous green LEDs: CAN bus status "OK".
– Continuous red LEDs: CAN bus status "faulty".
Rittal CMC III leak sensor, 15 m
Assembly, Installation and operation
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