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Vaisala Combined

Pressure, Humidity, and


Temperature Transmitter
PTU300
Sanna Lehtinen | 06/2015
Meteorological Barometers
 PTB330 Series
 Rugged IP65 housing with user interface
 ± 0.15 hPa total accuracy (Class A)
 Wide temperature range -40...+60 °C (-40... +140 °F) "High-end"
 Wide variety of options
– up to three barometric modules for redundancy
– optional modules: analog output, RS485, relay
BAROMETRIC INSTRUMENTS

– several calculations, including QNH and QFE

 PTU300 Series
 Combined pressure, humidity and temperature transmitter
 "HMT330 with integrated barometer(s)"
– up to two barometer modules for added reliability
 Pressure and temperature only version available (PTU30T)
 Similarities woth HMT330 Series:
– different probes available, including warmed probe
(PTU307)
– add-on modules available

 PTB210 Digital Barometer "Compact"


 Compact IP65 housing for harsh environment
 ± 0.25 hPa total accuracy (Class A)
 Wide temperature range -40...+60 °C (-40... +140 °F)
 easy and compact pairing with SPH10/20 Static Pressure Heads
"Value for
 PTB110 Barometer money"
 Small design, DIN rail mountable
 ± 1.5 hPa total accuracy over temperature range
 Wide temperature range -40...+60 °C (-40... +140 °F)
 affordable

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PTU300 Combined Pressure, Humidity
and Temperature Transmitter Series
 Incorporates the same RH and T measurement performance
with HMT330 Series
 Pressure measuring specifications are the same as with
PTB330 Series
 Same options & accessories with HMT330 Series

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PTU300 Features / Benefits
 Vaisala BAROCAP® pressure sensor
 Vaisala HUMICAP® humidity sensor
 Parameters: P, RH & T + calculated variables
 RS-232C serial output, optionally RS-485
or analog outputs
 Graphical measurement trend and a one-year history display
 Optional datalogger module
 4 year 5 month memory
 real time clock
 Multilingual user interface
 Data collection and transfer to PC
 Warmed probe + chemical purge
 Factory calibration at six (6) humidity points and eight (8) pressure
points
 Metal housing
 Cable glands / conduit fittings / 8-pole connector
 Power supply unit

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PTU300 Transmitter
Series
PTU301

 "HMT330 with pressure measuring


capability"
 PTU300 can take up to two pressure
sensor modules PTU303
 Four Models available:
 PTU301 for laboratory use
 PTU303 for outdoor use
 PTU307 with warmed probe PTU307
 PTU30T for Pressure and
temperature only

PTU30T

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Applications for
PTU300
 Meteorological measurements:
 Automatic weather stations
 Airport applications
 Ships
 Transfer standard
measurements
 GPS receiver applications
 Hydrology & ground water
level measurements

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Applications for
PTU300
 Metrology measurements:
 Calibration laboratory monitoring
 Transfer standard measurements
 Working standard measurements
 Altimeter calibration systems
 Wind tunnels

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Applications for
PTU300
 Industrial measurements:
 Automotive:
 Dynamometer rooms
 Engine test benches
 Pharmaceutical:
 Metrology
 Semiconductor & Electronics
 Environmental
compensations
 Laser interferometer
applications
– wafer steppers
– LCD steppers

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Structure of a transmitter

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Baro module

One slot for optional


module:
Relay, RS485, data
logger, LAN, WLAN,
3rd analog output

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Quantities
selected for

Display display

Three hour pressure


Pressure
Tendency code trend (P3h)
Pressure trend value

 Pressure tendency: INFO and GRAPH shortcut key


Increasing/decreasing graph symbol
with the code number
 Max/min graph: Shows you the
minimum and maximum values in a form
of curve. Each point shows the absolute
minimum and maximum observed during
the time period represented by the data
point
 Trend graph: Shows you a curve of
average values. Each value is a
calculated average over a period

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WMO Pressure Tendency Description
WMO Pressure Tendency Description

1 = Increasing, then steady; or increasing, then increasing more


slowly; atmospheric pressure now higher than three hours ago

2 = Increasing (steadily or unsteadily); atmospheric pressure now


higher than three hours ago

3 = Decreasing or steady, then increasing; or increasing then


increasing more rapidly; atmospheric pressure now higher
than three hours ago

4 = Steady; atmospheric pressure the same as three hours ago

6 = Decreasing, then steady; or decreasing, then decreasing more


slowly; atmospheric pressure now lower than three hours ago

7 = Decreasing (steadily or unsteadily); atmospheric pressure now


lower than three hours ago

8 = Steady or increasing, then decreasing; or decreasing then


decreasing more rapidly; atmospheric pressure now lower
than three hours ago
Display Alarms
 Provides two independently configurable alarms
 The configuration can only be done using the display/keypad option
 The alarms can be configured for any quantity supported by the transmitter.
Each alarm tracks a selected quantity, with freely configurable limit values
 Each alarm has a configurable hysteresis value to prevent unnecessary
triggering when the measurement fluctuates around an alarm limit
 You can have the alarm activate inside or outside the specified range by
setting the limits correctly
 Activated alarms are only shown on the screen; there are no alarm messages
output to the serial line. You may use the optional relay outputs as alarm
outputs by configuring them separately
When an alarm is activated, an alarm note is
displayed on the display, and the lights of the
display will blink. If the data logger module is
installed, the alarm note includes the time and
date of the alarm.
The alarm limits are shown on the
graph display as thicker dotted lines.

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Chemical purge

 The sensor gain may decrease gradually due to an interference


caused by a particular chemical present in the measured gas
 The sensor polymer absorbs the interfering chemical, and this reduces
the ability of the polymer to absorb water molecules. Consequently,
the sensor gain decreases.
 Heating the humidity sensor to a temperature level of approximately
+160 °C for several minutes evaporates the interfering chemical.
 Starts with heating stage, continues with
settling and when the temperature of the
Polymer sensor
sensor is decreased the transmitter returns
to normal mode
 NOTE Function locks the output values for
PT-100
about 6 minutes. Normal operation
resumes apr 2 min later.

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Warmed Probe Technology

Vaisala HUMICAP® sensor

Ambient: RHa, Ta , Tda Heating element


inside the probe

Conditions inside the


probe: RHs , Ts , Tda

Ambient: Ta = 14 °C Humidity sensor: Ts = 16 °C


RHa = 97 %RH RHs = 83 %RH
Tda = 13 °C Tda = 13 °C (calculated)

NOTE! The heating does not effect in dewpoint!


The ambient temperature is measured with separate T-probe!

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Temperature measurement ranges

 Operating temperature range for PTU300 housing and


presssure:
 -40...+60 °C (-40...+140 °F)
 Operating temperature range for the probes (same as with
HMT330 series)
 PTU301 -40 ... +60 °C (-40 ... +140 °F)
 PTU303 -40 ... +80 °C (-40 ... +176 °F)
 PTU307 -70 ... +180 °C (-94 ... +356 °F)

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Optional modules: Relay

 A relay module contains two


configurable relays
 A relay monitors the quantity
chosen for the relay output. Any
of the quantities available can be
chosen

Relay state examples


Relay output module, RELAY-1

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Optional modules: Relay

 Measurement-Based Relay
Output Modes
 When the measured value is in
between the "above" and "below"
values, the relay is passive.
 When choosing lower value as
"above" value and higher value as
"below" value, the relay is passive
when the measured value is not
between the setpoints. You can
also set only one setpoint. Different measurement-
based relay output modes.

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Optional modules: Relay
 Relay Indicating
Transmitter Error Status
 You can set a relay to follow the
operation status of the device
 By selecting FAULT/ONLINE
STATUS for output quantity a
relay changes state on the basis
of the operation
 FAULT/ONLINE STATUS
relays are usually used in
conjunction with an analog
output to obtain validity
information for the output value.

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Optional modules: LAN Interface Module
 The optional LAN interface enables an Ethernet
connection to the transmitter.
 The user can establish a virtual terminal session
using a Telnet client program such as PuTTY or
by using Modbus TCP protocol.
 When the LAN interface is in use, serial
communication using the RS-232 User Port is
disabled
 The LAN interface can use both static and
dynamic network settings. If the interface is
configured to use dynamic settings, the network
where the LAN interface is connected must have
LAN Interface Module a DHCP server that provides the settings.
Note! Simultaneous installation of  The network configuration can be done using the
LAN and Universal AC-power is optional display and keypad, or by using the
possible only with a short cable service port.
probe

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Optional modules: WLAN

 The optional WLAN interface


enables a wireless Ethernet
connection (IEEE 802.11b) to the
transmitter
 The user can establish a virtual
terminal session using a Telnet
client program such as PuTTY or
by using Modbus TCP protocol
 When the WLAN interface is in WLAN module
use, serial communication using
the RS-232 User Port is disabled

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Optional modules: RS-422/485

 The RS-422/485 interface enables


communication between an RS-485
network and the PTU300 transmitter

 Note! RS-232 User Port on PTU300 main


board cannot be used and connected
when RS-485 module is connected.
Service port operates normally.
Isolated 485 Module,
RS485-1

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Optional data logger module

 Provides 4 years and 5 months of storage for 4


parameters at a 10-second sampling interval. When the
memory is full, the oldest data is overwritten.
 The quantities that are logged are the same that have
been selected for measurement
 Minimum and maximum values and averaged data trend
 Contains a real time clock with a battery back-up. The
data that is stored in the logger's memory is time
stamped using the logger's clock.
 WITHOUT datalogger:
 135 points per parameter (up to 4 parameters). Thus with 3
Data logger
days interval, provides up to one year data (trend, min/max) module
 Transmitter does not know the time
 The collected data points remains in the memory during power
outage. However, transmitter does not know the duration of
the power outage

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Cable bushings and sensor protection
Cable bushings / Alternate wiring systems (see appendix for pinout)
Options for user cable connection for supply voltage and output signals

Cable gland Conduit fitting M12 8-pin connector D-9 connector

 Sensor protection

DRW010281SP, PPS HM47453SP, Catalytic Hydrogen


HM47280SP, DRW010276SP,
plastic grid with Stainless steel filter peroxide resistant
Stainless steel PPS plastic grid
stainless steel netting sintered filter guard for vacuum filter 231865
filter

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8-pin and D-9 connector

Note! The 8-pin connector cannot be used with relay modules or


Note! D-9 connector only for RS232C, RS485 and DC supply
power supply module that have AC (mains) power connection

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10..35 VDC, 24 VAC with galvanic isolation

 10..35 VDC, 24 VAC with  Mains Power Input


galvanic isolation  10...35 V DC, 24 V AC

 Supplied by user
 Prevents harmful grounding
loops
 If there is a voltage peak /
surge in the power supply,
galvanic isolation protects
signal outputs

Optional DCDC-1 galvanic isolator module

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Installation kits and pressure fittings

Wall mounting plate DIN rail kit Probe holder plate

Barbed fitting Quick connector Pole installation

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Probe installation accessories

 Duct installation kit (210697)


 Flange and supporting bar for probe for
installation into ducts.
 Adjustable installation depth 0...25cm
(0...10").
 Plastic sealing ring, screws and washers
included.
 The kit is suitable for the probes of
PTU303 and PTU307 transmitters
 Cable gland AGRO HMP247CG
M20x1.5 with Split Seal

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Aviation related pressure

 Barometric pressure is very important in aviation


 QFE = airplane altimeter read zero when at the runway threshold
 QNH = airplane altimeter read airfield elevation at the runway
threshold
 HCP is height corrected pressure

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Altitude compensated pressure
variables QNH and QFE
QNH - subscale setting to give altitude above sea level
 Q code pressure setting used by pilots and air traffic control (ATC) to
refer to the barometric altimeter setting which will cause an altimeter to
read the altitude above mean sea level at that point
 airport QNH will cause the altimeter to read runway elevation on landing
irrespective of the temperature
 The valid range of QNH height is -30 to +3000 m.
QFE - subscale setting to give height above runway
 Q code used by pilots and air traffic control (ATC) to refer to the
barometric altimeter setting which will cause an altimeter to read height
above the official reference data for a particular runway
 altimeter set to QFE will therefore read zero when on the ground at the
beginning of the runway
 The valid range of QFE height is -30 to +30 m.

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CALIBRATION

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Service port connector

Calibration and adjustment


 The PTU300 is fully calibrated as shipped from the
factory. Typical calibration interval is two years.
 We recommend using the calibration services offered by
Vaisala.
 Calibration and adjustment is carried out either by using
the push buttons on the motherboard, through the serial Location of
port or with the optional display/keypad. Vaisala portable Adjustment
instruments HM70 and HMI41 can also be used. button
 PTU300 RH can be also user calibrated
 with HMK15 using push buttons or display/keypad
 with HMK15 and PC (USB cable 215005 needed)
 with HMK15 and MI70 display (Connection cable
211339 needed)
 using MI70 with reference probe (Connection cable
211339 needed)
HMK15

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PTU300
MI70 Adjustment

 Connect PTU300 series transmitter to


the MI70 handheld indicator using the
211339
connection cable (order code 211339)
 When the transmitter is connected to MI70 with
reference probe
the MI70 indicator, you can view
transmitter’s readings and perform Adjustment with MI70 with reference probe
transmitter adjustments using the
MI70 indicator’s interface
MI70 211339
 You have two options to make
adjustments:
 using HM70 with the reference probe
– HM70 probe and PTU300 probe are
at the same environment
 with HMK15 and MI70
– HM70 used as a display
HMK15
Adjustment with MI70 and HMK15

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PC Adjustment

 PTU300 can be user calibrated using USB cable 215005


connected to PC and with HMK15

PTU300

215005
PC
HMK15

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Pressure calibration

 On-site pressure calibration (one point) with the help of


PTB330TS
 The standard factory calibration includes
 Calibration points depending on the pressure range of the
barometer:
– 500…1100hPa (500, 550, 650, 750, 850, 950, 1000, 1050 and
1100 hPa)
– 50…1100hPa (50, 75, 150, 300, 500, 700, 900, 1000 and
1100 hPa)
 Results reported in hPa's
 The certificate is written in English

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WEATHER ACCESSORIES

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Radiation Shield DTR13 - General

 General purpose radiation shield for outdoor temperature and


relative humidity measurements
 Includes up to three mounting slots for temperature and
humidity probes / sensors
 Ideal with Vaisala RH&T instruments
 Meteorological RH&T Probe HMP155 (HMP45)
 HMT337/PTU307/HMT367 Transmitters
 HMT330MIK Meteorological Installation Kit
 Vaisala weather stations as a component
 Suitable for third party installations

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DTR13 Installation with
HMT337/PTU307
 Vaisala item 215134
 for warmed RH sensor
 for an additional temperature
sensor
 Used as an option in the
HMT330MIK

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DTR502 for HMT333, HMT337, HMT363 and HMT367
and PTU303 and PTU307

 DTR502
 You may need additionally:
– RH-probe adapter 210623
– T probe adapter 215130

 DTR502B
 Contains
– DTR502
– RH-probe adapter 210623
– T probe adapter 215130 ?
– Pole mounting kit installation 210257

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HMT330MIK Meteorological Installation Kit
for outdoor installations

HMT330MIK Meteorological
Installation Kit for outdoor
installations

1. Radiation shield for the additional T-


probe or humidity probe DTR502B or
DTR13
2. T support bar
3. Transmitter mounting plate (=pole
installation kit with rainshield)
4. Pole mounting plate for support bars
5. Td support bar
6. Radiation shield for the warmed
humidity probe
7. Static pressure head SPH10 for
pressure

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SPH10/20 Static Pressure Heads

 To eliminate the effect of wind on


barometric pressure readings
 Can be used together with all
Vaisala barometers
 directly mountable to the
PTB210

 SPH10 – basic unit


 SPH20 – heated version for icing
conditions

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