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Power Control Products Section 4
Selection Guide ................................................................................................................................................4–2
SSDA/SSAA Single phase panel mounted solid state relay ........................................................4–3
RSDA/RSAA Single phase DIN rail mounted solid state contactor ............................................4–4
TE10S/TE10A Single phase DIN rail mounted solid state contactor/power controller ..............4–5
TE200S/TE200A Two phase DIN rail mounted solid state contactor/power controller ..............4–6
RS3DA/RS3AA Three phase DIN rail mounted solid state contactor..............................................4–7
TE300 Three phase DIN rail mounted solid state contactor/power controller............4–8
REMIO Communications digital interface for solid state contactors................................4–9
Fuses High speed fuses for thyristor protection................................................................4–10
EMC Filters Filters for reducing conducted emissions................................................................4–11
PC/CTX Intelligent current transmitter ..................................................................................4–11
Other Products Other available products ..............................................................................................4–12
Actuators Section 5
EA 40 Low torque spring return actuator ..............................................................................5–2
EA 50 Medium torque gear train and non-spring return actuator ................................5–4
EA 60 Medium torque gear train and non-spring return actuator ................................5–4
EA 70 High torque actuator........................................................................................................5–6
Accessories Option kits and accessories............................................................................................5–8
Recorders Section 6
4101C/4101M Basic 100mm chart recorder..........................................................................................6–2
4102C/4102M Basic 100mm chart recorder with digital display ....................................................6–3
4103C/4103M High specification 100mm chart recorder with digital display ............................6–4
4181M 180 multipoint chart recorder ......................................................................................6–5
392 Circular chart recorder....................................................................................................6–6
394 Annotating chart recorder..............................................................................................6–7
4100G/4100Ge High specification 100mm paperless recorder ........................................................6–8
4181G/4181Ge High specification 180mm display recorder..............................................................6–9
Thermosensors Section 7
Plastic Machinery Thermosensors for plastic machinery..........................................................................7–2
Industrial Processes Sensors for Industrial Processes....................................................................................7–5
Memocal 2000 Hand held calibrator ........................................................................................................7–7
Technical Information Section 8
Principles of PID
Tuning and Control ..............................................................................................................................................8–2
SCR Switching Principles ..............................................................................................................................................8–6
Sensor Construction ............................................................................................................................................8–10
Digital Communications ............................................................................................................................................8–12
CE Conformance ............................................................................................................................................8–20
Customer Support ............................................................................................................................................8–21
Customer Training ............................................................................................................................................8–22
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Eurotherm Controls Inc
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CONTENTS
• Temperature and Process Controllers Single and multiloop DIN panel mount and rail mount general
and special purpose PID controllers and setpoint programmers
• Indicator and Alarm Units DIN panel mount indicators, alarm units and FM approved alarms
• Products for Integrated Solutions Multiloop products and software for plastics machine control systems,
production monitoring and process control systems
• Power Control Products Solid state relays, solid state contactors and SCR power
controllers for electrical heating applications
Eurotherm has an active program to provide customization of its products for unique solutions to
its customer requirements. Eurotherm also provides a full range of product support and application
services to its customers.
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Incorporation, Warranty and Trademarks
Incorporation Trademarks
Eurotherm Controls Inc, located at 741-F Miller Drive, The following are trademarks of
Leesburg, VA 20175-8993, was incorporated in the city and Eurotherm Controls:
state of Dover, Delaware on October 25, 1977. PDSIO® (Patent 5,793,754), Instant Accuracy™
(Patent 5,484,206) andSeries 2000 ™
Warranty The following are trademarks of Barber-Colman
Eurotherm Controls Inc warrants to the Purchaser that Industrial Instruments
MACO®, MACO®Breeze™, FoxTraker®, Impact ™,
the equipment manufactured by Eurotherm Controls will
Auto-tune™, Insta-Set™, Optima™ , OptiGrafix™ and
be free from defects in material or workmanship for suc h
Veridepth®
period after shipment by Eurotherm as is stated in the
applicable product’s data sheet of Eurotherm as in effect The following are trademarks of
at such date or two years if none is stated. This warran- Modicon, a Group Schneider Company
ty does not apply to any mechanical devices, such as Modbus®andModbus ® Plus
switches, relays, etc. and SCR’s or Triacs, which shall be The following is a trademark of
subject only to the warranty of their own manufacturer. Profibus Trade Organization
If the equipment delivered does not meet the for egoing Profibus®
warranty, Purchaser shall promptly notify Eurotherm, The following are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation
which shall thereupon cause to be corrected, at its Microsoft® Windows® 95, Microsoft® Windows® 98 and
expense, any defect either, at its option, by repairing any Microsoft® WindowsNT®
defective or damaged parts of the equipment or by sup-
The following is a trademark of the
plying replacement equipment. The liability of
Open DeviceNet Vendors Association
Eurotherm under this warranty, whether the claim is
DeviceNet®
based on contract or negligence, shall not exceed the cost
The following are trademarks of Allen Bradley Company
of correcting defects in the equipment or of supplying
replacement equipment as herein provided and upon the PLC™andControlNet ™
expiration of the warranty period all such liability shall The following are trademarks of
terminate. The foregoing warranty is exclusive and in Wonderware Corporation
lieu of all other warranties (except as to title), whether Wonderware® and Wonderware® InTouch™
written, oral, implied or statutory. NO WARRANTY OF The following is a trademark of Intellution Inc.
MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR
Intellution® FIX
PURPOSE IS MADE.
The following is a trademark of SpecView, LLC.
Products manufactured by others and resold by
Eurotherm are subject to the terms of the manufactur- SpecView®
er’s warranty and are warranted for a term as estab-
lished by the manufacturer. Contact Eurotherm for Eurotherm Controls Inc has used all reasonable
details on the warranties of these products. resources and efforts to indicate and supply information
Thermocouples and RTD’s are warranted to be free of regarding trademarks used in this catalog. The absence
defects in materials and workmanship at the time of of a trademark identifier is not a representation that a
delivery. There is no extended warranty period for sen- particular word or technology is not a trademark.
sor products.
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NEW PRODUCTS
Eurotherm Suite
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DeviceNet™ communications
DeviceNet™
· cost-effective
· simple to use
• ·
·
device interchangeability
open standard
• · reliable communications
iTools
2500
· expanded I/O options
· Profibus® support
· up to eight PID loops
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NEW FEATURES
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CONTROLLERS 1
SECTION
Phone us, check our website or use the Instant Access Order Form at the end of the catalog
to request more information on any of these products.
TEMPERATURE AND PROCESS CONTROLLERS
Series 2000™
2132 & 2116 2216e 2208e 2204e
SELECTION GUIDE
Heat treatment
Ovens
Furnaces
Controllers
48 x 24
Panel Size (mm) 48 x 48 48 x 48 48 x 96 96 x 96
Setpoint Programmer
Digital Communications ● ● ●
DC Retransmission ● ● ●
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2416 2408 2404 2604 2704
Glass Semiconductor
Melting furnaces Crystal growing
Forehearths Diffusion
Lehrs Molecular beam epitaxy
48 x 48 48 x 96 96 x 96 96 x 96 96 x 96
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TEMPERATURE AND PROCESS CONTROLLERS
Ideal for:
• Small ovens
• Chillers
•
Model 2116: 48W x 48H x 103D mm
Trace heating
• Heat sealing
Available in compact 1/32 and 1/16 DIN panel sizes, The operator interface can be customized to present
the 2100 series uses advanced PID algorithms to only those parameters that an operator needs to see
give stable ‘straight line’ temperature control. Self and adjust, while all other parameters are locked
tuning is included to optimize the control perfor- away under password protection.
mance without the need for specialized knowledge
or training. Ramp-dwell programming
A universal input, employing patented Instant Simple baking profiles can be programmed using
Accuracy™ technology, allows selection of nine the built in setpoint ramp generator and dwell timer.
internally stored thermocouple types and the Pt100
resistance thermometer. Other input linearizations
may be factory downloaded. Linear inputs can be
scaled to the desired display range. Two outputs are
configurable for heating, cooling or alarms. Three
internal alarm setpoints are provided, configurable as
high, low or deviation alarms. Alarms can be
‘blocked’ on start-up to prevent unnecessary operator
alerts.
Heater failure can be detected when the controller
is used with a TE10S Solid State Relay. Tactile buttons
ensure positive operation.
Specifications:
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Rear Terminal Connections:
Model 2132
Model 2116
Ordering Codes:
Model Supply
Function Manual
Number Voltage
2132
2116
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TEMPERATURE AND PROCESS CONTROLLERS
Ideal for:
Available in 1/16, 1/8 and 1/4 DIN panel sizes the point or alarm acknowledge. The 1/4 DIN model 2204e
2200e series are configurable for PID, On/Off or has an additional 10 amp high current output option.
motorized valve control - satisfying both electrical
Digital communications with Modbus® RTU or
and gas heating applications. Self-tuning is includ-
DeviceNet™ protocols are available for easy con-
ed to optimize control performance. These units
nection to PLC™ or PC based supervisory control
employ patented Instant Accuracy™ technology on
and data logging systems.
scaleable universal inputs accepting nine standard
thermocouple and RTD inputs, DC process inputs A simple ramp and hold profile can be programmed
or downloadable custom inputs. using the internal ramp generator and dwell timer.
Modular heating and cooling outputs are provided, Eliminate ammeters using PDSIO® current monitor-
plus one or two alarm relay outputs. The 1/8 and ing facility. Heater current may be displayed and
1/4 DIN units have two digital inputs to select open and short circuit faults detected and alarmed.
auto/manual transfer, standby mode, second set-
TE10S
PDSIO® 2-wire Solid
connection State Relay
Specifications:
Control modes: PID, On/Off or motorized valve control Output ratings: Relay: 2A, 264Vac resistive
Logic: 18Vdc, 20mA
Supply voltage: 85-264Vac, 10.0watts maximum
Triac: 1A, 264Vac resistive
Operating ambient: 0-55°C, 0-90%RH non-condensing
DC: Isolated 0-20mA, at 12Vdc
Inputs: Nine standard thermocouple types.
Pt100. 4-20mA linear. Custom input
available
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Terminal Connections:
Ordering Codes:
Model Supply 10 Amp
Function Output 1 Output 2 Output 3 Output 4 Comms Manual
Number Voltage Output
2216e Omit for Omit for
2208e VH Omit for 2216e 2216 e
2204e 2216 & 2208e
2216e 1/16 DIN XX Not fitted XX Not fitted XX Not fitted XX Not fitted XX Not fitted XXX No manual
2208e 1/8 DIN Relay: 2-pin Relay: 2-pin Relay Relay R5 Fitted unconfigured ENG English
2204e 1/4 DIN R1 Fitted unconfigured R1 Fitted unconfigured RF Fitted unconfigured RF Fitted unconfigured RH Heating output FRA French
RH Heating output RC Cooling output RH PID heating RH PID heating GER German
RU Valve raise output RH Heating output RC PID cooling RC PID cooling NED Dutch
FH High alarm 1 RW Valve lower output FH High alarm 3 FH High alarm 4 Comms SPA Spanish
Function FL Low alarm 1 FH High alarm 2 FL Low alarm 3 FL Low alarm 4 SWE Swedish
DB Dev. band alarm 1 FL Low alarm 2 DB Dev. band alarm 3 DB Dev. band alarm 4 2XX Not fitted ITA Italian
CCPID Control DL Dev. low alarm 1 DB Dev. band alarm 2 DL Dev. low alarm 3 DL Dev. low alarm 4 Modbus ® protocol
NFOn/off control DH Dev. high alarm 1 DL Dev. low alarm 2 DH Dev. high alarm 3 DH Dev. high alarm 4 2YM 2-wire RS485
VCMotorized Valve Logic DH Dev. high alarm 2 AL High & low alarms AL High & low alarms 2FM 4-wire RS422
control L1 Fitted unconfigured AL High & low alarms 3&4 3&4 2 A MR S 2 3 2
LH Heating output 1&2 PDSIO® Alarms (1) PDSIO® Alarms (1) EI-Bisynch protocol
M1 PDSIO® heaterbreak Logic output LF Heater break detect LF Heater break detect 2YE 2-wire RS485
detect (note 1) L1 Fitted unconfigured HF Current monitoring HF Current monitoring 2FE 4-wire RS422
M2 PDSIO® current LC Cooling output heater break heater break 2AE RS232
Supply Voltage monitoring (note 2) LH Heating output SF Current monitoring SF Current monitoring PDSIO ® input
Triac Logic input SSR failure SSR failure 2RS Setpoint input
VH 85-264Vac T1 Fitted unconfigured AM Auto manual select DeviceNet™
TH Heating output S2 Setpoint 2 select Note 1. PDSIO® heater break detect will 2DN DeviceNet™
TU Valve raise output AC Alarm ack/reset transmit the power demand signal protocol
DC control (Isolated) EH Integral hold
D3 Fitted unconfigured SB Standby mode to a TE10S Solid State Relay and
H6 0-20mA PID heating SR PDSIO® remote SP read back a heater break alarm.
H7 4-20mA PID heating sel.
C6 0-20mA PID cooling M5 CTX M5 current I/P
C7 4-20mA PID cooling Triac
D6 DC Retransmission T1 Fitted unconfigured
TC Cooling output
TH Heating output
TW Valve lower output
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TEMPERATURE AND PROCESS CONTROLLERS
Ideal for:
• Environmental chambers
Available in 1/16, 1/8 and 1/4 DIN panel sizes, the 2400
Model 2416: 48W x 48H x 150D mm
Model 2408(f): 48W x 96H x 150D mm
series are high stability controllers with an extensive Model 2404(f): 96W x 96H x 150D mm
range of options. Either PID, on/off or motorized valve
control can be configured, satisfying both electrical and
TE10S
gas heating applications. Dual PID settings, advanced PDSIO® 2-wire Solid
connection State Relay
‘one shot’ and continuously adaptive tuning are available
to optimize control performance.
The controllers employ universal inputs with Instant
Accuracy™ and accept a range of plug-in modules for Model 2408(f)/2404(f)
heating, cooling, analog retransmission, second process
value input and remote setpoint. High speed Modbus®,
Profibus® and ASCII communications provide easy con-
nection to PLC™, PC based supervisory control and data
logging systems.
One, four or 20 setpoint programs Model 2416
can be stored with 16 ramp-dwell
segments and three or eight event
outputs.
Eliminate ammeters using PDSIO®
current monitoring facility. Heater
current may be displayed and open
and short circuit faults detected.
The 2408f and2404f models are avail-
able with ProfiBus® communications.
Specifications:
Control modes: PID, On/Off or motorized Inputs: Nine standard thermocouple types.
valve control Pt100. 4-20mA linear. Custom input
available
Supply voltage: 85-264Vac, 15watts maximum
20-29Vac/dc, 15watts maximum Output ratings: Relay: 2A, 264Vac resistive
Logic: 18Vdc, 20mA
Operating ambient: 0-55°C, 0-90%RH non-condensing
Triac: 1A 264Vac resistive
DC: 0-20mA or 0-10Vdc configurable
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Ordering Codes:
Model Supply
Function Module 1 Module 2 Module 3 Comms Manual
Number Voltage
2416
2408 1/8 DIN XX Not fitted XX Not fitted XX Not fitted XX Not fitted XX Not fitted XXX No manual
2404 1/4 DIN Relay: 2-pin Relay: 2-pin Relay: 2-pin Alarm 4 relay 2 wire, RS485 ENG English
2408f 1/8 DIN Profibus ® R2 Fitted unconfigured R2 Fitted unconfigured R2 Fitted unconfigured RF Fitted unconfigured Y2 Fitted unconfigured FRA French
2404f 1/4 DINProfibus® RH Heating output RC Cooling output Relay: change over Table A alarm options YM Modbus® protocol GER German
RU Valve raise output RW Valve lower output R4 Fitted unconfigured plus: YE EI-Bisynch protocol* NED Dutch
Relay: change over Relay: change over PO Program event 4 RA Rateofchangealarm RS232 SPA Spanish
Function R4 Fitted unconfigured R4 Fitted unconfigured (not with 8-seg PDSIO® Alarms A2 Fitted unconfigured SWE Swedish
YH Heating output YC Cooling output programmer) LF Heater break detect AM Modbus® protocol ITA Italian
Standard PID control Or alarm 1 from table A PO Program event 1 PE Program END output HF Current monitoring AE EI-Bisynch protocol*
CC Controller Logic: (Non-isolated) (not with 8-seg Or alarm 3 from table A heater break 4 wire RS422
CG 1 x 8 seg Prog L2 Fitted unconfigured programmer) Logic SF Current monitoring F2 Fitted unconfigured Table A: alarm codes
CP 1 x 16 seg Prog LH Heating output PE Program END output L2 Fitted unconfigured SSR failure FM Modbus® protocol FH High alarm
P4 4 x 16 seg Prog M1 PDSIO® heater break Or alarm 2 from table A Triac PO Program event 7 FE EI-Bisynch protocol* FL Low alarm
CM 20 x 16 seg Prog* detect (note 1) Dual relay T2 Fitted unconfigured (not with 8-segprog) PDSIO® Output DB Dev. band alarm
On/Off Control M2 PDSIO® current RR Fitted unconfigured Dual relay PE Program END output M7 Fitted unconfigured DL Dev. low alarm
NF Controller only monitoring (note 2) PP Program events 1 & 2 RR Fitted unconfigured PT PV retrans DH Dev. high alarm
NG 1 x 8 seg Prog Triac Logic PP Programevent 4 & 5 TS Setpoint retrans
NP 1 x 16 seg Prog 10amp Output
T2 Fitted unconfigured L2 Fitted unconfigured Digital I/O (unconfigured) OT Output retrans
N4 4 x 16 seg Prog TH Heating output LC Cooling output TK Triple contact input Profibus® Module Table B: DC retransmission
NM 20 x 16 seg Prog* TU Valve raise output Triac TL Triple logic input XX Not fitted PB High speed RS485** D6 Fitted unconfigured
Motorized valve control DC control (Isolated) T2 Fitted unconfigured TP Triple logic output R6 Fitted unconfig. First character
VC Valve positioner D4 Fitted unconfigured TC Cooling output Power supply RH PID heating V- PV retrans
VG 1 x 8 seg Prog H6 0-20mA PID heating TW Valve lower output MS 24Vdc transmitter Comms 2 S- Setpoint retrans
VP 1 x 16 seg Prog H7 4-20mA PID heating DC control (Isolated) DC remote input O- Output retrans
V4 4 x 16 seg Prog H8 0-5V PID heating D4 Fitted unconfigured D5 Fitted unconfigured XX Not fitted Z- Error retrans
VM 20 x 16 seg Prog* H9 1-5V PID heating C6 0-20mA PID cooling W2 4-20mA setpoint PDSIO® Input Second character
HZ 0-10V PID heating C7 4-20mA PID cooling W5 0-10V setpoint M6 Fitted unconfigured -1 0-20mA
Digital I/O (unconfigured) C8 0-5V PID cooling WP Second PV input RS Setpoint input -2 4-20mA
Supply Voltage PDSIO® Output -3 0-5V
TK Triple contact input C9 1-5V PID cooling DC retran. (Isolated)
TL Triple logic input CZ 0-10V PID cooling Select from Table B M7 Fitted unconfigured -4 1-5V
VH 85-264Vac TP Triple logic output DigitalI/O (unconfigured) Potentiometer input PT PV retrans -5 0-10V
VL 20-29Vac/dc Dual relay TK Triple contact input VU Fitted unconfigured TS Setpoint retrans
RR Fitted unconfigured TL Triple logic input VS Valve position feed OT Output retrans
RD Heat + Cool TP Triple logic output back
* not available with RM VP raise / lower OPs Power supply VR Setpoint input
Dual triac MS 24Vdc transmitter ** The PB Profibus ® Communications module
2408f and 2404f TD Heat + Cool DC retran. (Isolated) only works in the 2408f or 2404f
Profibus® controllers TM VP raise / lower OPs Select from Table B
Logic+relay Potentiometer input
LD Heat + Cool VU Fitted unconfigured
Dual logic+triac VS Valve position feed
GD Heat + Cool back
VR Setpoint input
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TEMPERATURE AND PROCESS CONTROLLERS
Ideal for:
• Vacuum furnaces
• Melt pressure
2604 and 2704 are high stability temperature and process
The Series 2000™ I/O is a DIN rail mounting
digital I/O expansion unit. It is used in con-
junction with the 2604 and 2704 controllers to
controllers. The 2604 has a dual five digit display and a allow the number of digital I/O points to be
two line LCD panel. The 2704 has a high visibility graph- increased by a maximum of 20 inputs and 20
ical user interface, enabling many advanced features outputs.
including PV/SP trending. Both units are available in a Two product offerings are available allowing
single, dual or triple loop format and employ universal either 10 inputs/outputs or 20 inputs/outputs.
inputs with Instant Accuracy™. Supply to the unit is 24Vac/dc. Communications
A setpoint programming option is available allowing between the Series 2000™ I/O and its host
storage of up to 50 programs, each program can profile controller is performed serially via a proprietary
up to three setpoints. Using internal Toolkit Blocks, in- two wire interface.
cluding timers and totalizers, customized user configu-
rations and special machine controllers can be created.
Serial Comms I/O Expander Unit
2604 and 2704 have fixed and modular I/O and can use
10 logic inputs 10 logic inputs
the 2000 I/O expansion unit to provide further input
Control/ I/O expander 10 way
and output connections. PSU Board 10 way Extension board
The (f) versions are available with ProfiBus® 10 relay outputs 10 relay outputs
2604 24Vac/dc
communications supply
24Vac/dc
transmitter supply
Specifications:
Dimensions (mm): 96W x 96H x 150D Special functions: Melt pressure control, Carbon
Control modes: 3 Control loops potential, Humidity control and
PID, On/off and Motorized Valve, Trending control
Cascade, Ratio & Override Toolkit blocks: Analog and digital operations,
Setpoint programmer: 50 Programs, 500 segments Pattern generator, Pulse program-
16 Event outputs mer, Timers and Totalizers
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Ordering Codes:
2604(f)
2704(f)
Controller Type Loop/Programs I/O slots 1,3,4,5,6 Memory Module Manual Config Tools
2604 Standard First digit XX None fitted XX Not fitted ENG English XX None
2604f Profibus® 1-- One loop R4 Change over relay FRA French IT iTools
2704 Standard 2-- Two loops R2 2 Pin relay GER German
2704f Profibus® 3-- Three loops RR Dual relay Comms ITA Italian
Second digit T2 Triac NED Dutch
-XX No programs TT Dual triac First slot (only) SPA Spanish
Supply Voltage Hardware notes:
-2- Twenty programs (1)
D4 DC Control PB Profibus® SWE Swedish
-5- Fifty programs D6 DC retransmission Both slots 1. Standard toolkit includes 8 digital
VH 85-264Vac Third digit PV PV Input (slots 3 & 6 XX None fitted operations, timers and totalizers.
VL 20-29Vac/dc -XX No programs only) A2 EIA-232
Toolkit Functions
--1 1 Profile TL Triple logic input 2. Toolkit 1 includes 16 analog,
Y2 2-wire EIA-485
--2 2 Profile TK Triple contact input F2 4-wire EIA-485 XX Standard 16 digital, pattern generator,
--3 3 Profile TP Triple logic output U1 Toolkit level 1 (2) pulse programmer and four
MS 24Vdc transmitter user values.
U2 Toolkit level 2 (3)
PSU
Applications VU Potentiometer input 3. Toolkit 2 includes Toolkit 1 plus
G3 5Vdc transducer PSU extra eight analog and 16 digital
XX Standard G5 10Vdc transducer operations and eight user values.
ZC Zirconia PSU
VA Vacuum (5) AM Analog input module 4. Dual analog input suitable for
(not in slot 5) Carbon Probes. (Inputs not
DP Dual DC (probe) isolated from each other).
input(4) (slots 3 and 6
only) 5. Vacuum Function Block includes
support for non-linear sensors.
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TEMPERATURE AND PROCESS CONTROLLERS
Ideal for:
• Environmental chambers
• Packaging lines
The System 2500 is a DIN rail or panel mounted digital communications interface to host Operator
multi-loop PID controller and data acquisition I/O Interfaces, PCs or PLC™’s. It does this using either
system that is the latest addition to our class leading Modbus® RTU or Profibus®-DP serial digital communi-
and field proven Series 2000™ PID controllers and cations.
indicators. With its modular scalable construction,
An expanding selection of I/O module types provides
advanced self-tuning PID algorithms, high-density
up to 48 analog inputs or 32 analog outputs, or 128 dig-
I/O modules, combinational logic, mathematics
ital inputs or 64 digital outputs–or any combination
functions and multiple fieldbus capability, maximum
thereof–per base (16 position). I/O modules are
flexibility and interoperability are ensured today and
isolated ensuring high system reliability and may
tomorrow.
be replaced without powering down.
The System 2500 consists of a base (rack), I/O proces-
For display purposes the System 2500 can be used
sor (IOC), terminal units (TU), plug-in I/O modules
with the T2900, a multi-setpoint programmer and data
and an externally mounted 24Vdc power supply.
logger that auto-configures when connected to a 2500
The passive base is available in three sizes to accept base. As the 2500 can be either a Modbus® or Profibus®
four, eight or sixteen quick release I/O modules. Up slave, any HMI, PLC™ interface or SCADA system can
to sixteen bases can be multi-dropped simply by also be connected.
using standard low-cost RJ45 cables. The base may be
Common with all Series 2000™ instruments, the 2500
mounted on a DIN rail or panel for location close to
uses the Microsoft® Windows® 95, Microsoft® Windows®
the control reducing the length of signal wiring since
98 or Microsoft® Windows NT® compatible configura-
twisted pair communications wire now replaces the
tion software called iTools for I/O, PID, logic and
previous bundle of wire approach.
analog Toolkit block configuration. Complete 2500
The System 2500 I/O processor (IOC) is responsible configurations can be saved by iTools and used to
for the continuous and combinational logic control clone other 2500’s or used offline to create new
strategies, mathematical functions and I/O data configurations.
acquisition telemetry. With up to 8 PID self-tuning
The System 2500 can be also be used as remote I/O
loops per base, multi-loop solutions up to 128 loops
for the Model 2604 and 2704 controllers. This permits
are possible. All run-time parameter values are
the use of more sensor inputs that can be used in a
automatically stored in EEPROM in the event of
min/max/average/switch-over mode in a targeted
power failure. The IOC also supports the serial
application.
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Specifications:
Features: Benefits:
Digital Communications Distribute the PID loops or data acquisition I/O where it
is needed using twisted pair cables
PID Loop and Data Acquisition integrity Single point of failure keeps process running in the event of failure.
‘Out of the Box’ Advanced or Specialized PID Loops Pre-configured Toolkit blocks for auto-tuning PID loops, cascade,
ratio, carbon and other loop types, provide accurate, reliable
repeatable control.
Offloads PID from the PLC™ Reduce PLC™ processor utilization, use less expensive
PLC™ and reduce configuration time.
Universal Inputs Same AI module for all inputs.
Fully Isolated Analog Inputs Protects hardware and eliminates ground loops.
Shorter Signal Wire Runs Reduces noise and spurious signals, more accurate
transducer readings.
Local Diagnostic Information Predict failures before they happen and reduce
maintenance schedules.
Choice in Best in Class Automation Devices Go with the leader in precision PID control and serial
digital communications.
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TEMPERATURE AND PROCESS CONTROLLERS
Ordering Codes:
Analog Inputs
Digital Output
Universal Dual Isolated Input 2500M/AI2/UNIV
Quad Logic o/p 10mA (24v required) 2500M/DO4/LOGIC/EXTPWR
3 Channel Isolated Input 0-20mA 2500M/AI3
Quad 24V 100mA (24v required) 2500M/DO4/24V/EXTPWR
Terminal Unit for AI2 with CJC 2500T/AI2/TC/NONE
Terminal Unit for DO4 2500T/DO4/UNIV
Terminal Unit for AI2 dc/PT100 2500T/AI2/DC/NONE
Terminal Unit for DO4 w/Disconnects 2500T/DO4/UNIV/DCONNECT
Terminal Unit for AI2 mA 2500T/AI2/DC/SHUNT
Terminal Unit for AI3 2500T/AI3/NONE
Terminal Unit for AI3w/Disconnects 2500T/AI3/DISCONNECT
Relay Output
Accessories
Communication
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T2900 Operator Interface and
Setpoint Programmer
Ideal for:
• Environmental chambers
• Autoclaves
Modbus® RTU
• Vacuum furnaces
•
Benefits: 2500
Kilns
Clear graphical displays Simplifies operator training
The T2900 is a graphical programmer providing
up to 16 analog setpoint profiles and up to 32 Physical distribution Reduced wiring cost
digital output profiles on a single time base. It Local data-logging Simple product/process
is designed to work as an HMI with the 2500 DIN qualification
rail PID controller. Up to 16 model 2500 units may
The 2900 is configured using iTools, Project
be multidropped from the T2900.
Studio software. This configurator, which runs
The display of the T2900 is a 137mm 1/4VGA active under a standard Microsoft ® Windows® 95 or
matrix color LCD display with cold cathode bac k Microsoft® WindowsNT® operating system may
light, and has a dura ble resistive analog touchpanel be used to create Programs, and to develop ‘User
which extends below the display area to give six Screens’, displays on which the OEM defines
extra function keys. which variables, buttons and text are shown.
A standard 3.5" floppy disk drive is fitted behind an Internationalization is available by selecting
IP65 sealing door, and can be used for loading and the appropriate text file containing the foreign
saving programs, for logging running data or for language or the industry specific words used
updating the application program. on all standard displays. European or US date
and time formats are also selectable.
Specifications:
Programmer: Up to 50 Programs Access level: Locked, Operator, Commission,
Up to 500 segments Engineer
Up to 16 setpoint profiled per program
Up to 32 digital events per program Alarms: Alarm and Event management, time-
1 timebase stamped
Graphical program preview Communications: Modbus®™RTU master and slave
Real time trend with setpoint pre-plot (RJ45) 3.5mm floppy disc for data-
Real Time Clock logging and program load/save
Schedule (future start time)
Run from (mid-program start) Diagnostics: Health relay contacts and LEDs
Dimensions: 144H x 144W format by 200Dmm
(138mm x 138mm cut-out)
Ordering Codes:
T2900-24-1-0-1-1-0-1-1-1-2-2-0-0-0-0-0-E-E-0-0-0-312-0-0 Eurotherm project studio CD
T2900 Programmer and Data-logger, 1/4VGA TFT color touch with floppy disc
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TEMPERATURE AND PROCESS CONTROLLERS
Ideal for:
• OPC compatibility
Specifications
Minimum platform: Microsoft ® Windows®95, Microsoft® Communications: OPC Driver for Modbus ®
Windows®98, 16Mb RAM; RTU via serial port
Networked client/server
Microsoft® WindowsNT®, 32Mb RAM;
Operates over Internet/Modem
Microsoft®Windows®2000, 64Mb RAM
Target Instruments: Series 2000™ Family
VGA (SVGA preferred) Generic IDM support - 2404
Disk space: 10Mb Carbon, 2208/2204 FM Alarm
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nology is demonstrated by the inclusion of two
ActiveX controls (a Series 2000™ faceplate and Ordering Codes:
parameter control), a Modbus® RTU OPC Server
Edition
(EuroMBus) that can operate as a standalone Base Unit
License
User Type Manual
Ordering Codes:
SV+
Product Ports Historical Replay Strategy Controller Dynamic Date Exchange PC3000 Driver
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TEMPERATURE AND PROCESS CONTROLLERS
Ideal for:
Ideal for:
Ideal for:
Ideal for:
• Setting-up new configurations
• Storing configurations
• Cloning controllers
This station is used for fast set-up and secure storage The interface box connects to the RS232 port of the
of Series 2000™ and T630 controller configurations. computer. Connection to the controller is through a
The station will directly connect to iTools and create special sleeve mounted connector. No additional
and store configurations on the computer and an module or power connection is required to use the
interface box which connects the computer to the Series 2000™ Configuration Station..
controller under configuration.
The iTools software can create a new configuration,
retrieve a previously stored configuration or upload
the configuration from the controller. This config-
Specifications:
uration can then be modified and downloaded to
the controller. Supply: 110Vac or 240Vac ±10% switch
selectable
Operating ambient: 0-55°C, 5-95% Rh non condensing
Ordering Codes:
2000 - CONFIG - ENG - STD - iTools
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T630 Process Controller
Ideal for:
• Combustion control
• Furnace
• Boilers
• Incinerators
Ordering Codes:
T630
Base Unit Power Supply Expansion I/O Slot 1 Expansion I/O Slot 2 Sleeve Calibration Certificate
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TEMPERATURE AND PROCESS CONTROLLERS
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information on any of these products.
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INDICATOR AND ALARM UNITS 2
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INDICATOR AND ALARM UNITS
Ideal for:
• Temperature indication
•
Model 2132i: 48W x 24H x 103D mm
Over-temperature protection Model 2116i: 48W x 48H x 103D mm
Specifications:
Display: Green four digit 10mm LED Inputs: nine standard thermocouple
types, Pt100,
Supply voltage: 85-264Vac Linear mV/mA
20-29Vac/dc 15watts maximum
Sample rate: 5Hz
Operating ambient: 0-55°C, 5-95%RH non-condensing
Relay output rating: 2A, 264Vac resistive
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Rear Terminal Connections
* Model 2132i
Model 2116i
Ordering Codes:
Model Supply
Function Manual
Number Voltage
2132i
2116i
2132i 1/32 DIN Indicator AL Indicator with one VH 85-264Vac XXX No manual
2116i 1/16 DIN Indicator logic I/O and one VL 20-29Vac/dc ENG English
alarm output FRA French
GER German
NED Dutch
SPA Spanish
SWE Swedish
ITA Italian
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INDICATOR AND ALARM UNITS
Ideal for:
• Temperature indication
• Over-temperature protection
Specifications:
Display: Red or green four digit 15.9mm LED Inputs: nine standard thermocouple
types, Pt100,
Supply voltage: 100–240Vac 15%, +10% Linear mV/mA
Operating ambient: 0-55°C, 5-95%RH non-condensing Sample rate: 5Hz
Relay output ratings: 2A, 264Vac resistive
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Rear Terminal Connections:
Model 2108i
Ordering Codes:
2108i AL VH
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INDICATOR AND ALARM UNITS
Ideal for:
• Temperature indication
• Process protection
Accurate, stable measurement of temperature, For level measurement, an eight-point fit may
pressure, level, flow and other process variables be applied to any part of the input signal to give
are provided by the 2408i universal indicator. An an accurate displayed value.
optional second process value input allows the
average, difference, minimum or maximum of
two values to be displayed.
Temperature linearization functions for nine ther-
mocouple types and Pt100 resistance thermometers Features:
are selectable. Other input linearizations can be
factory downloaded.
Four alarm setpoints for alert and plant
Strain gauge and pressure sensor inputs can be
protection
energized from an internal 5 or 10Vdc supply. An
automatic calibration routine is provided to remove Serial communications for supervisory control
zero and span offsets. and data acquisition
For flow measurements, square root extraction is DC retransmission fully isolated retransmission
available as standard. to remote control and
monitoring equipment
The 2408i employs Instant Accuracy™ technology
in its universal input. Large, bright, red or green Second PV input for monitoring auxiliary
displays ensure good visibility in high and low signals
ambient lighting.
Strain gauge input for pressure monitoring
communications
Specifications:
Display: Red or green five digit 15.9mm LED Sample rate: 9Hz
Supply voltages: 85-264Vac, 20-29Vac or dc, 15watts Relay output ratings: 2A, 264V resistive
maximum
Digital communications: RS232, 2-wire RS485
Operating ambient: 0-55°C, 5-95%RH non-condensing and 4-wire RS422
Modbus®, ASCII and
Inputs: Single or dual; nine standard Profibus®-DP protocols
thermocouple types, Pt100
Strain gauge, Linear mV/mA
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Rear Terminal Connections:
Model 2408i
Ordering Codes:
2408i AL
AL Indicator/Alarm unit XX None Dual relay (note 2) XX Not fitted XX Module not fitted XX Module not fitted
AP Profibus® Alarm Relay output RR Module fitted unconfig RF Fitted unconfigured RS232 M6 Fitted unconfigured
Indicator/Alarm unit (change over) Triple contact I/P (note 3) OR select alarm configura- A2 Module fitted RS Setpoint input
R4 Fitted unconfigured TK Module fitted unconfig tion from Table A unconfigured
OR Select alarm configura- Triple Logic Input (note 3) AM Modbus® protocol
tion from table A TL Module fitted unconfig Table A AE EI-Bisynch protocol Manual
DC Retransmission Triple Logic O/P (note 4) Alarm relay configuration RS485 (2-wire)
Display Color D6 Module fitted TP Module fitted unconfig (note 1) Y2 Module fitted XXX No manual
unconfigured 20mA Transmitter supply Non latching unconfigured ENG English
GN Green display FH High alarm
First character MS 24Vdc, 20mA supply YM Modbus® protocol FRA French
RD Red display FL Low alarm
V- PV retrans Strain Gauge Transducer supply YE EI-Bisynch protocol GER German
S- Setpoint retrans (modules 1& 2 only) (note 5) DB Dev. band alarm RS422 (4-wire) NED Dutch
Z- Error retrans G3 5V transducer supply DL Dev. low alarm F2 Module fitted SPA Spanish
Second character G5 10V transducer supply DH Dev. high alarm unconfigured SWE Swedish
-1 0-20mA 2nd analog input (module 3 RA Rate-of-change alarm FM Modbus® protocol ITA Italian
Supply Voltage -2 4-20mA only) Latched alarms FE EI-Bisynch protocol
-3 0-5V D5 Module fitted HI High alarm Profibus® Module
VH 85-264Vac -4 1-5V For configuration see ‘PV LO Low alarm PB High speed RS485
VL 20-29Vac/dc -5 0-10V Function field below BD Dev. band alarm
WD Dev. low alarm
AD Dev. high alarm
RT Rate-of-change alarm
NW New alarm
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INDICATOR AND ALARM UNITS
Ideal for:
A universal input circuit employing patented Instant EIA-485 communications (2208FM and 2204FM)
Accuracy™ technology with an advanced analog to Plug-in from the front
digital convertor samples the input and continuously
corrects it for drift. This gives high stability and Simple front panel acknowledgment and
rapid response to process changes. High noise reset of alarms
immunity is achieved by rejection of 50/60Hz pick-up
FM approved operation
and other sources of noise. The input covers all ther-
mocouple types, Pt100 RTD linear millivolts or mil- Compliant with European EMC and low
liamps or DC volts. Input filtering from 1.0 to 999.9 voltage safety directives
seconds is included.
Access to other parameters is simple and easy
Customized operation to understand and can be customized to present
only those parameters that need to be viewed or
Front panel LEDs provide a bright, clear display
adjusted. All other parameters are locked away
of the process value. Tactile push buttons insure
under password protection.
positive operation.
Ordering Codes:
Model Supply
Function Manual
Number Voltage
Function Supply Voltage Manual
2116 AL
FM FM FM approved VH 85-264Vac XXX No manual
2132
ENG English
Model FM
Function Alarm 3 Alarm 4 Alarm 1 Alarm 2 Comms* Manual
Number Approved
2208
NS @AU91
2204
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INTEGRATED SOLUTIONS 3
SECTION
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INTEGRATED SOLUTIONS
Ideal for:
• Standalone control of
temperature, injection,
parison and pressure
The new MACO® DS/EM3 is the first control blocks (ASB’s) and terminal I/O blocks (TB’s). The
system specifically designed to save plastic Optima™ PC, ASB’s and TB’s can be networked to
OEMs and producers time and money. It is based form an overall control scheme. Applied as a total
on a revolutionary building block architecture machine controller, or as an individual component,
that is designed to adapt to the ever changing MACO® DS/EM3 creates a system that meets your
needs of the plastics industry. The result is an needs perfectly today, and is adaptable to ensure a
open and scalable system that contains four perfect fit in the future.
decades of injection, extrusion and blow mold-
ing knowledge. MACO® DS/EM3 is a complete
family of control products: PC based operator
station (Optima™ PC), application specific I/O
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Specifications:
OPtima PC Based Wonderware® InTouch™ Display I/O Terminal Blocks: Over 20 I/O Configurations
Operator Station: Software
Snap-on Communication Adapters
Microsoft® Windows NT ®, ISA and for Modbus® Plus, Profibus ®-DP,
PCI Expansion Slots Interbus-S, Ethernet, ControlNet ™
and DeviceNet™
10.4" or 15.0" Touch Screen
Terminal Block Type Packaging
Device Bus or PC Configurable
Push-buttons DIN Rail Mount with Removable
Connectors
Application Specific Up to 24 Zones of Temperature
Blocks: Control or Two Process Control XL PB Pushbutton 23 Pushbuttons with 23 independent
Assemblies Station: LEDs
High Speed Analog I/O Slide-in legends to identify buttons
and LEDs
Discrete 24Vdc Inputs and Outputs
Either direct wiring to 24Vdc Inputs
Sequence Control with Online
or Outputs or Snap-on
Editing and Diagnostics
Communication Adapters for
DIN Rail Mount with Removable Modbus® Plus, Profibus® DP,
Connectors Interbus-S, Ethernet, ControlNet ™
and DeviceNet ™
Benefits:
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INTEGRATED SOLUTIONS
Ideal for:
• Multiple Bus, Multi-Processor Rack based Design • High Speed operator screen updates (375K baud)
( for Precise Control of Time Critical Operations)
• Multi-level security codes and setpoint change logging
• Fully Programmable Sequence Logic and Displays (to reduce production problems)
• Auto-Tune™ Heat/Cool Temperature Control • Twenty-four machine function buttons with backlight
LEDs on the Operator Stations
• IMPACT™ Advanced Auto-Tune™ Injection Process Control (to replace expensive pilot lights and controls switches)
• 100 Segment Parison Profile Control with 100µ Loop • Recipe storage to Insta-Set ™ cartridges or floppy disks
Speeds
• Built in statistical process control (SPC)
• Bumpless Extrusion Melt Pressure Control
• Automatic Heat start-up
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FoxTraker® Production Monitoring
and Reporting Software
Ideal for:
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INTEGRATED SOLUTIONS
Re q u i r e m e n t s :
Required Items: personal computer with Base package includes single CPU Wonderware ® InTouch™
(not included in basic package) Microsoft® Winows® 98 or runtime license,
Microsoft® WindowsNT®
FoxTraker® Screens
wiring
DDE Server
comunication adapter for
Eurotherm/Barber-Colman
controllers*
configuration of the FoxTracker ®
database to each controller on
the network
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PC3000 Production Controller
Ideal for:
• Multizone furnaces
• Kilns
• Heat treatment
• Carbon potential
– Autotune PID
– Ramp Dwell Programmer
– Communication Drivers PC3000
S2000
down and other machine or process changes. The
Drives
Drives
PC3000 supports downloadable function blocks and
can communicate with external devices like drives
and gauges.
Specifications:
I/O modules: An. Input x 4: mV, T/C, mA, PT100 Operating temperature: 0-50°C
(indiv. channel isolation and CJC)
An. Output x 4: mV, V Relative humidity: 5 to 95% non-condensing
Dig Input x 14: 24Vdc, 240Vac, vfc.
Supply: 85-264V ac
Dig Output x 12: Relay 1A, Logic
Mounting: 3U 19’ rack (12 modules)
CPU: 8020 LCM-plus with 3 ports
panel or bulkhead
(RS422/RS485/RS232)
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INTEGRATED SOLUTIONS
Ideal for:
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T640 Loop Controller
• up to four loops of control and batching
• high speed 2.5 mb/sec ALIN control network provides peer-to-peer and
workstation communications
• plant mounting—IP65 panel mounting seal with supporting fixtures for rack and bin mounting
• high speed 2.5 mb/sec ALIN control network provides peer-to-peer and workstation communications
• high speed 2.5 mb/sec ALIN control network provides peer-to-peer and workstation communications
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INTEGRATED SOLUTIONS
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POWER CONTROL PRODUCTS 4
SECTION
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Power control products
SINGLE PHASE THREE PHASE
Two leg switching Three leg switching
3 wire loads 3 or 4 wire loads
HEATER TYPE
Constant resistance ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
Variable resistance ●
Inductive ●
Transformer coupled ●
Short wave infrared(1) ● ● ●
RATING
•
Controlled phases 1 1 1 1 2 2 3 3
INPUT L L L A L A L A
FIRINGMODE B B B P
• B B B B
OPTIONS
•
Partial Load Failure (PLF)
Current limit
●
● •
PAGE REFERENCE 4-3 4-4 4-5 4-5 4-6 4-6 4-7 4-8
(1)
Max, current ratings are derated for burst firing SWIR application, no I2t fusing (consult factory)
(2)
Due to voltage and load variations, we recommend that a 20% safety factor be added to the current
rating of the unit
For a complete selection of our power control products, please refer to the Power Controls and Actuators
Catalog or ask for our SCR Power Controller Selection Guide HA136393
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SSDA/SSAA
Panel Mounted Single Phase Solid State Relay
Features:
• 1ø zero-fired
Specifications:
10 and 25 amp
Dimensions (mm): 57.1H x 44.5W x 34.8D at 330V
When mounted on a
vertical panel.
Load type : Resistive, solenoid, etc.
Inputs :
SSDA - DC Input
DC Logic: ON=>4Vdc, 28Vdc max.
OFF=<1Vdc
40 and 75 amp
Input impedance : 1.5kΩ at 330V
SSAA - AC Input
AC Logic: ON=>100V, 280Vac max.
OFF=<20Vac
Input impedance : 330V-40kΩ
500V-20kΩ
Current ratings* : 10A, 25A, 40A and 75A 50 and 75 amp
@ 330V max. and 50A at 500V
and 75A @ 500V max.
Operating temperature : 0°C to 40°C (up to 80°C
Ambient temperature, measure 1” (25mm)
with derating) below relay when mounted to vertical surface
Ordering Codes:
Model Current Voltage Input Cover
Optional Heatsinks
SSAA Cover
SSDA
SUBSSR/HSINK/A/2.1 101.6 H 120.7 W 66.8 D
SUBSSR/HSINK/B/1.5 76.2 H 120.7 W 66.8 D
SUBSSR/HSINK/B/1.0 139.7 H 120.7 W 66.8 D
Current Voltage Input
10A 10 amps 330V 330 volts HAC 100-280 Vac (SSAA only) * These units must be correctly installed on an appropriate heatsink in
25A 25 amps (10A, 25A, 40A, LDC 4-28 Vdc (SSDA only) order to dissipate the heat generated.
40A 40 amps 75A only)
50A 50 amps 500V 500 volts
75A 75 amps (50A, 75A only)
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POWER CONTROL PRODUCTS
Features:
• 1ø zero-fired
Specifications:
Ordering Codes:
See page 4-10 for optional fuse kits and spare fuses.
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TE10S/TE10A —DIN Rail Mounted Single Phase
Solid State Contactor/SCR Power Controller
Features:
Specifications:
Dimensions (mm): Inputs:
TE10S (as TE10A or as TE10S with PLF) TE10S
16A– 115H x 35W (53W) x 93D, 320g/550g DC Logic (LGC): ON=>5V, 32V max. and >5mA, 10mA max.,
25A– 115H x 53W (70W) x 93D, 500g/700g OFF=<2V or <0.5 mA
AC Logic (LAC): ON=>30V, 55V max., input impedance 2kΩ
50A– 115H x 105W(123W) x 93D, 880g/1200g OFF=<5V
Load type: TE10S resistive or short wave infrared AC Logic (HAC): ON=>85V, 265V max., input impedance 9.6kΩ,
TE10A resistive, variable resistance, OFF= <10V
short wave infrared or inductive PDS(1): Bi-directional diagnostic control input
Firing mode: TE10S zero voltage switching TE10A
(synchronized to line).
DC current: 4-20mA, input impedance 250kΩ
TE10A fast cycle, single cycle, DC voltage: 0-5V or 0-10V, input impedance 100kΩ
advanced single cycle and phase angle
Potentiometer: 10kΩ (customer supplied)
Operating temp: 0°C to 45°C (60°C with derating)
Ordering Codes:
Model Current Voltage Input Language Option
TE10S 99 00
Current Voltage Input Language Options (1) PDS (not available with PLF/IPF) uses the
same two wires to control the switching of the
16A 16 amps 240V 40-264 volts LGC Universal DC ENG English Partial Load Failure TE10S and to feedback load status. PDS Heater
25A 25 amps 500V 80-528 volts LAC 48Vac input FRA French 00 None Break Detect will transmit the power demand
50A 50 amps HAC 100-240Vac GER German PLF Relay open in alarm signal to a TE10S typically from a 2200 Series
PDS1 PDS(1) heater break detect IPF Relay closed in alarm controller and read back a heater break alarm.
PDS2 PDS(1) current monitoring Similarly, PDS Current Monitoring will transmit
the power demand signal to a TE10S and read
Firing
Model Current Voltage Input Mode
Option Language back load current, open and short circuit
alarms.
TE10A 00
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POWER CONTROL PRODUCTS
Features:
• Finger safe
Specifications:
Dimensions (mm): 50A– 189H x 116W x 131D, 2.3kg Inputs: TE200A
63A– 195H x 116W x 131D, 2.9kg
DC Current: 4–20mA, input impedance 250kΩ
Load type: Resistive
DC Voltage: 0-5Vdc or 0-10Vdc, input
Inputs: TE200S impedance 100KΩ
DC Logic : ON=>5V, 32V max. and >5mA, 10mA Potentiometer: 10KΩ (customer supplied)
self limiting
Firing mode: TE200S logic.
OFF=<2V or <0.5mA
TE200A burst firing or single
AC Logic (LAC): ON=>20V, 53V max. input impedance cycle
2.2kΩ
Operating temperature: 0 to 45°C
OFF=<5V
Mounting: Symmetrical DINrail or bulkhead
AC Logic (HAC): ON=>85V, 253V max., input impedance
9.6kΩ
OFF=<10V
Ordering Codes:
Fan Input See page 4-10 for optional
Model Current Voltage Mounting Language Fuse
Supply Logic kits and spare fuses.
TE200s 99 00
Current Voltage Fan Supply Input Logic Mounting Language Fuse Option
16A 16 amps 240V 200-240 volts 000 None (below 63) LGC Universal DC BKD Bulkhead ENG English FUSE 2 leg fuse kit
25A 25 amps 480V 380-480 volts 115V 115 volts LAC 48Vac input DIN DIN rail FRA French NO FUSE Fuse not incl.
50A 50 amps 500V 500 volts 230V 230 volts HAC 100-240Vac GER German
63A 63 amps*
Fan Firing
Model Current Voltage Input Mounting Manual Option Fuse
Supply Mode
TE200A 99 00
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RS3DA/RS3AA —DIN Rail Mounted
Three Phase Solid State Contactor
Features:
• Zero Switching
• Finger Safe
Ordering Codes:
Model Current Voltage Input Language Model Current Voltage Input Language
See page 4-10 for optional fuse kits and spare fuses.
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POWER CONTROL PRODUCTS
Features:
• Finger safe
Specifications:
Ordering Codes:
TE300 00
Current Voltage Fan Supply Firing Mode Load Config. Manual Fuse Option
16A 16 amps 230V 230 volts 000 None (below 63) LGC Logic 3D Delta (3 wire) ENG English FUSE 2 leg fuse kit
25A 25 amps 240V 240 volts 115V 115 volts FC1 Single cycle 6D Open delta (6 wire) FRA French NO FUSE Fuse not incl.
50A 50 amps 277V 277 volts 230V 230 volts FC8 Burst 8 cycles 3S Star (3 wire) GER German
63A 63 amps* 380V 380 volts C16 Burst 16 cycles 4S Star (4 wire)
400V 400 volts Input 128 Burst 128 cycles * Auxiliary supply option
Options only required for volt-
415V 415 volts SCA Advanced single cycle Mounting
440V 440 volts 0V5 0-5V (4 or 6 wire) 115V Auxiliary 115V* ages not shown in
480V 480 volts 0V10 0-10V BKD Bulkhead 230V Auxiliary 230V* voltage selection box.
500V 500 volts 4mA20 4-20mA DIN DIN rail
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REMIO Digital Communications Interface for
Solid State Contactors
Ideal for:
• Controls up to 48 zones
• LED diagnostics
Specifications:
Dimensions: Base module: 115 x 87.5 x 92.5 Firing Modes: Fast Cycle (8 cycles on/
Base module w/extension: 115 x 105 x 92.5 8 cycles off @ 50% output)
Base module w/two extensions: 115 x 122.5 x 92.5
Intelligent Half-Cycle
Supply Voltage: 24Vac or 24Vdc (24VA max.)
Communication: Modbus® configurable
Base Module Type: Time Proportioned Output (TPO) Module for 9.6 or 19.2 kbaud
or Digital input/output (Digital) Module
Profibus®-DP 1.5 mbaud
Expansion Modules: two max.
DeviceNet™ configurable
TPO Module: 16 outputs, 20Vdc modulated with time for 125, 250 or 500 kbaud
proportioning output variable from
Ambient: 0-45°C
0-100%, internal 6.5mA current limit
Logic Module: 16 outputs, 20Vdc with internal
6.5mA current limit or 8 outputs
and eight Inputs per module
Ordering Codes:
Base Comms
Model Extension 1 Extension 2 Baud Rate Manual
Module Protocol
REMIO 00
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POWER CONTROL PRODUCTS
Ideal for:
• Semiconductor protection
We recommend fuse protection through the use of properly selected I2t fusing (semiconductor fuses).
Devices such as circuit breakers and general purpose fuses, while sufficient and necessary for load
and installation protection, do not provide adequate protection for the semiconductor device.
The tables below represent the available factory approved fuse products for semiconductor protection.
Spare Fuses:
* Internal fuse
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Ancillary Equipment
Ideal For:
CE Filters
In order to comply with the EMC test standards required
by CE, it may be necessary, in certain applications, to add
series or parallel filters to an installation using SCR units.
Many SCR units contain internal filters to meet CE
requirements. However, if external filters are considered
to be a requirement, particularly when SCR’s are used in
the phase angle firing mode, a range of filters is available.
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POWER CONTROL PRODUCTS
We have a complete range of SCR Power controllers to suit all your needs:
For more information on these products, please see our Power Controls and Actuators Catalog.
Phone us, check our website or use the Instant Access Order Form at the end of the catalog to request more
information on any of these products.
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ACTUATORS
Features:
• 50 in-lbs torque
1. Low and medium torque and spring return output shafts have
a standard 12 tooth spline. Reference ANSIB5.15
Specifications: 2. Mounting should be upright for the longest life. Models with
adjustable speed must not be mounted upside down or with
the output shaft upward.
ACTUATOR
Control Action: Floating. Requires SPDT switch with Humidity: 5 to 95% rh, non-condensing.
floating (center off) position rated at
Case: Die cast aluminum with
0.9 amps., proportional with slidewire
two 1/2" conduit knockouts
feedback, electronic
each side.
Connections: Coded screw terminals.
Mounting: Damper – upright.
Shaft Rotation: Reversible proportional can stop at Valve – upright with
any point in the stroke. actuator above centerline
of valve body.
Spring Return: To normal position on power inter-
ruption. Dimensions: 7" H x 5-3/8" W x 8-1/8"
D (178 mm x 137 mm x
Auxiliary Switch: Adjustable SPDT snap acting. Factory
206 mm)
set to close one contact and open the
other at end of clockwise rotation. Weight: 8 lbs.
Ambient Temperature Limits: -40 to 136°F (-40 to 58°C). Power Consumption: 40W
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Specifications:
Ordering Codes:
EA 00 E
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ACTUATORS
Features:
1. Low and medium torque and spring return output shafts have a
standard 12 tooth spline. Reference ANSIB5.15
Specifications: 2. Mounting should be upright for the longest life. Models with
adjustable speed must not be mounted upside down or with the
output shaft upward.
ACTUATOR
Control Action: Floating. Requires SPDT switch with Humidity: 5 to 95% rh, non-condensing.
floating (center off) position rated at Case: Die cast aluminum with two
0.9 amps., proportional with slidewire 1/2" conduit knockouts each
feedback, electronic. side
Connections: Coded screw terminals. Mounting: Damper – upright.
Shaft Rotation: Reversible proportional can stop at Valve – upright with actuator
any point in the stroke. above centerline of valve body.
Auxiliary Switch: Adjustable SPDT snap acting. Factory Dimensions: 7" H x 5-3/8" W x 8-1/8" D
set to close one contact and open the (178 mm x 137 mm x 206 mm)
other at end of clockwise rotation. Weight: 8 lbs.
Ambient Temperature: Limits: -40 to 136°F (-40 to 58°C) Power Consumption: 45W
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Specifications:
Ordering Codes:
Model Base Input Motor Volt Feedback
Options Frequency
Transformer Reserved Special
Series Model Signal Slidewire
EA E
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ACTUATORS
Features:
Specifications:
ACTUATOR
Control Action: Requires SPDT switch with neutral Mounting: Damper – upright recom-
(floating) or two position and propor- mended
tional Valve – any upright position
with actuator above center-
Connections: Coded screw terminals. line of valve body.
Shaft Rotation: Reversible proportional can stop at Dimensions: 9-9/16" H x 9-1/2" W x
any point in the stroke. 10-1/2"D
Auxiliary Switch: Adjustable SPDT snap acting. Factory (243mm x 241mm x 267mm)
set to close one contact and open Weight: 30 lbs.
the other at end of clockwise
rotation. Power Consumption: 190W
Ambient Temperature Limits: -40 to 130 ˚F (-40 to 54 ˚C).
Humidity: 5 to 95% rh, non-condensing
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Specifications:
Ordering Codes:
Model Base Input Motor Volt Feedback
Options Frequency
Transformer Reserved Special
Series Model Signal Slidewire
EA E 00
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ACTUATORS
All kits mount in place of the back plate on the actuator. The following options are available for the high
torque, medium torque and low torque actuators.
Auxiliary Switch:
A built-in, cam operated, snap acting, SPDT switch is normally included. The point of switch
actuation is readily adjustable, but is factory set to close one contact and open the other at the
end of the clockwise stroke. The auxiliary switch housing is not weather resistant.
Actuator Kit for Kit for Actuator Kit for Kit for
Option 90° Unit 180° Unit Option 90° Unit 180° Unit
02 A-9280 01 A-9279 A-9280: 3-7/16"W x 4-3/16"H x 4"D
05 A-9284 A-9283 04 A-9282 A-9281
A-9279: 3-7/16"W x 4-3/16"H x 2"D
07 n/a 71-589 06 71-586 71-588
Rear Slidewire:
(Retransmitting Slidewire)
5 W variable resistor for driving other actuators in parallel.
Slidewire housing is weather resistant. Plate size for all kits is
4-1/8" W x 6-7/8" H. Box depth as shown in photo caption. When
One slidewire: 1-7/8" deep
ordering rear slidewire kit (actuator model no. option 31, 32, 33,
Two slidewire: 2-7/8" deep
41, 42 or 43), write complete part number as shown.
Three slidewire: 3-7/8" deep
Order Code
Model Actuator No# Slidewire
Series Torque
Reserved
Slidewires Value Actuator Torque Number of Slidewires Slidewire Value
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Accessories
Medium Torque, Low Torque and Spring
Return Actuators (EA40, EA50, and EA60) High Torque Actuators (EA70)
The plug-in option board works with actuators that already have the integral analog input circuit installed.
It provides two auxiliary relays with form C contacts rated at 3 Amps. The relays can be set to activate at
any point of travel. Also included is a 4-20 mA output signal that indicates the position of the actuator.
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RECORDERS 6
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RECORDERS
Ideal for:
Specifications:
Chart type: 16 metre z-fold/32 metre roll Input to paper accuracy: 0.25%
Update rate: 4Hz (continuous), 1Hz (multipoint) Temperature limits: Operation 0-50°C
Input types: Thermocouple: B, C, D, E, G2, J, K, L, Humidity limits: Operation 5 to 80% RH
N, R, S, T, U, Ni/NiMo, Platinel,
RTD: 2/3 -wire resistance tempera- Dimensions (mm): 144W X 144H X 275D
ture, PT100, PT100A, PT1000, Ni100, (terminal cover closed)
NI1000, JPT100, Vdc, mVdc, mAdc
(with shunt)
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4102C and 4102M 100mm Chart Recorder
with Digital Display
Ideal for:
• User configurable
Chart Illumination
time and date to the chart
fluorescent tube lighting that
Specifications;
Chart type: 16 meter z-fold/32 meter roll Input to paper accuracy: 0.25%
Update rate: 4Hz (continuous), 1Hz (multipoint) Temperature limits: Operation 0-50˚C
Input types: Thermocouple: B, C, D, E, G2, J, K, L, Humidity limits: Operation 5 to 80% RH
N, R, S, T, U, Ni/NiMo, Platinel,
RTD 2/3 -wire resistance temperature, Dimensions (mm): 144W X 144H X 275D
PT100,PT100A, PT1000, Ni100, (terminal cover closed)
NI1000, JPT100,
Vdc, mVdc, mAdc (with shunt)
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RECORDERS
Ideal for:
• PC memory card
Retransmission
closed
four linearized current or
Memory card
voltage outputs
storage of data and configu-
• Up to 16 relay outputs
rations on industry standard
PC memory cards. Enables
•
data to be transferred to
16 event inputs commercial spread sheet
packages.
Annotation provides printing of scales, time and date to Portable a robust portable carrying
case is available with plug
the chart. and socket input connections
plus AC monitoring facilities
Specifications:
Chart type: 16 metre z-fold/32 metre roll Input to paper accuracy: 0.25%
Update rate: 8Hz (continuous), 2Hz (multipoint) Temperature limits: Operation 0-50°C
Input types: Thermocouple: B, C, D, E, G2, J, K, L, Humidity limits: Operation 5 to 80% RH
N, R, S, T, U, Ni/NiMo, Platinel.
RTD 2/3 -wire resistance temperature Dimensions (mm): 144H X 144W X 275D
PT100, PT100A, PT1000, Ni100, (terminal cover closed)
NI1000, JPT100, Cu10, Ohms, Digital
inputs mVdc, Vdc, mAdc (with shunt)
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4181M 180mm Multipoint Chart Recorder
Ideal for:
• Up to 48 inputs
• Up to 24 concurrent traces
• 80 character, vacuum
fluorescent display
•
Serial Communications Modbus® RTU slave commu-
Optional powerful maths capabilities nications at up to 19200 baud
Chart Illumination fluorescent tube lighting that
enhances chart visibility
The model 4181M is a versatile and compact 180mm
Memory Card storage of data and configu-
multipoint chart recorder, capable of accepting up
rations to industry standard,
to 48 inputs. The recorder features an 80 character, PC memory card
vacuum fluorescent display and is easily configured Maths Pack simple maths supplied as
for direct connection to a wide variety of signal standard. Advanced maths
types. A wide range of powerful options are avail- provides more complex func-
able, including maths pack, serial communications tions and timers, totalizers
and counters
and data archiving to memory card.
Portable a carrying handle is available
for portable use
Specifications
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RECORDERS
Features:
• Four totalizers with nine digit readout Controllers two PID control loops with
single or duplex outputs of
Specifications:
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394 Annotating Chart Recorder
Features:
• Annotation
• Two single or dual output controllers NEMA 4X (IP65) case the NEMA 4X case option is
•
fully submersible
Data storage on SRAM PC cards Transmitter PSU current loop supplies for up
to six transmitters
Retransmission two or four linearized current
The 394 is a multi point annotating circular chart or voltage outputs
recorder. This provides easy viewing of data, which Communications Modbus® RTU
is ideal for a variety of applications. It has local
Annotation provides printing of time,
printing communications and memory storage facil- date, scales, logs etc. to chart
ities. Individually configurable, the recorder can be Maths
quickly and easily set up to the exact requirements
for your application, using the integral keyboard
and display.
Specifications:
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RECORDERS
Features:
• Up to 12 input channels
Floppy disk or
tems, or Profibus®
Specifications:
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4181G and 4181Ge High Specification
180mm Display Recorder
Features:
• Up to 48 inputs
• Modbus® communications
Relays change-over for alarm
outputs
Maths pack
for archiving and
historical analysis
Specifications:
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Sensor Catalog.
Phone us, check our website or use the Instant Access Order Form at the end of the catalog
to request more information on any of these products.
THERMOSENSORS
Ideal for:
Mounting Fittings
These assemblies are
available with plain
tubes, industry standard
bayonet fittings and
either nickel plated brass
or stainless steel compression fittings
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Order Codes:
Thermocouple P 33 00 4
and RTD with Bayonet
lock (with armor)
Element Configuration Termination Y Dimension
01 Type J, 20 gauge solid 1 Straight, single 0 2-1/2 inch split Flexible length in whole inches,
wire element leads, ends 6 inch increments, 18 inch min.
05 Type K, 20 gauge solid 2 90º , single element stripped (use 3 digits)
wire 3 45º, single element 1 2 1/2 inch split
72 RTD, PT-100, leads, spade lugs
0.00385Ω/Ω/ºC, 0.1% 2 2 1/2 inch split Immersion
accuracy, 932ºF Construction leads, lugs and
76 RTD, PT-100, box connector See table 1 for Z dimension
0.00385Ω/Ω/ºC, 0.1% 33 Closed end, ground- 3 Solid pin quick immersion depth
accuracy, 500ºF ed (TC) disconnect plug
33 Leadwire with
flexible armor (RTD)
08 Type K, solid w/SS 1 Straight, single 0 2-1/2 inch split Flexible length in whole inches,
overbraid element leads, ends 6 inch increments, 18 inch min.
11 Type J, stranded w/SS 2 90º, single element stripped (use 3 digits)
overbraid 3 45º, single element 1 2 1/2 inch split
72 RTD, PT-100, leads, spade lugs
0.00385Ω/Ω/ºC, 0.1% 2 2 1/2 inch split Immersion
accuracy, 932ºF leads, lugs and
Construction
76 RTD, PT-100, box connector See table 1 for Z dimension
0.00385Ω/Ω/ºC, 0.1% 3 Solid pin quick immersion depth
accuracy, 500ºF 31 Closed end,
disconnect plug
grounded (TC)
31 No lead, or lead
w/SS overbraid
(RTD) TABLE 1:
codes for "Z" dimension on
bayonet thermocouples
03 = 2-1/2"........29 = 4-1/8"......40 = 5-7/8"
20 = 2-5/8"........30 = 4-1/4"......10 = 6"
21 = 2-3/4"........31 = 4-3/8"......41 = 6-1/8"
22 = 2-7/8"........07 = 4-1/2"......42 = 6-1/4"
04 = 3" ..............32 = 4-5/8"......43 = 6-3/8"
23 = 3-1/8" ......33 = 4-3/4"......11 = 6-1/2"
24 = 3-1/4" ......34 = 4-7/8"......44 = 6-5/8"
25 = 3-3/8" ......08 = 5"..............45 = 6-3/4"
05 = 3-1/2" ......35 = 5-1/8"......46 = 6-7/8"
26 = 3-5/8" ......36 = 5-1/4"......12 = 7"
27 = 3-3/4" ......37 = 5-3/8"......47 = 7-1/8"
28 = 3-7/8" ......09 = 5-1/2"......48 = 7-1/4"
06 = 4" ..............38 = 5-5/8"......49 = 7-3/8"
39 = 5-3/4"......13 = 7-1/2"
Y
Industry Element Construction Termination Reserved Style Reserved
Varidepth® Adjustable
Config
Dimension
Depth Immersion P 1 31 00 B 00
Bayonet Thermocouples
and RTD’s (Spring Style) Element Termination Configuration Style
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THERMOSENSORS
Y
Varidepth® Adjustable Industry Element Config Construction Termination Reserved
Dimension
Style Reserved
Depth Immersion P 1 33 00 6 00
Bayonet Thermocouples
and RTD’s (armor clad in Element Termination Configuration Y Dimension
flexible tube style)
01 Type J, 20 gauge solid 0 2-1/2 inch split 1 Single element Flexible length in whole
wire leads, ends (TC) inches, 6 inch increments,
05 Type K, 20 gauge solid stripped 1 Single element, 18 inch min. (use 3 digits)
wire 1 2 1/2 inch split straight (RTD)
72 RTD, PT-100, leads, spade lugs
0.00385Ω/Ω/ºC, 0.1% 2 2 1/2 inch split
accuracy, 932; F Construction
leads, lugs and
76 RTD, PT-100, box connector
0.00385Ω/Ω/ºC, 0.1% 3 Solid pin quick dis- 33 Closed end,
accuracy, 500; F connect plug grounded
flexible tube (TC)
33 Reserved (RTD)
Flexible
Industry Element Construction Termination Bolt Length Style Tip Length
Melt Bolt Thermocouples
Config
Length
X Y
Nozzle Melt Industry Element Config Construction Termination
Dimension Dimension
Style Tip Length
Thermocouples P 16 1 21 3 00 5
(type J only)
Element Configuration X Dimension Tip Length
Y
Ring Style Industry Element Reserved Reserved Termination Reserved
Dimension
Style Ring
Thermocouples P 01 1 00 00 7 11
(type J only)
Element Termination Y Dimension Ring
01 Type J, 20 gauge 0 2-1/2 inch split Flexible length in whole 11 Ring 5/16 inches
solid wire leads, ends inches, 6 inch incre- OD, 1/4 inch thick,
stripped ments, 18 inch min. stainless steel,
1 2 1/2 inch split (use 3 digits) #10 screw
leads, spade lugs
2 2 1/2 inch split
leads, lugs and
box connector
3 Solid pin quick
disconnect plug
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Accessories
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THERMOSENSORS
Ideal for:
Model Element "X" Dimension "U" Dimension Head Mounting Protection Tube
K08I-163XX-000-F-UU Type K, single end Specify (6“ increments) Specify (whole inches) Aluminum 3/4" welded bushing Inconel 601, 1/2” NPT
J08I-193XX-000-F-UU Type J, single end Specify (6“ increments) Specify (whole inches) Aluminum 3/4" welded bushing 304 S.S., 1/2” NPT
K14I-243XX-000-7-00 Type K, single end Specify (6“ increments) Aluminum Double ended bushing Mullite, 11/16” OD
B24I-303XX-000-7-00 Type B, single end Specify (6“ increments) Aluminum Double ended bushing Alumina, 11/16” OD
R24I-303XX-000-7-00 Type R, single end Specify (6“ increments) Aluminum Double ended bushing Alumina, 11/16” OD
S24I-303XX-000-7-00 Type S, single end Specify (6“ increments) Aluminum Double ended bushing Alumina, 11/16” OD
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BARCOPAC Magnesium Oxide Insulated atmosphere, thus providing longer life than an
Thermocouples unprotected element.
Thermocouples with Magnesium Oxide insulation The thermocouples on this page represent a small
are recommended where the thermocouple is portion of our full offering. Please see our Sensor
immersed in liquid, high moisture, corrosive gasses Product Guide for the complete selection.
or high pressures. MgO insulated thermocouples
provide superior performance in small diameter
packages. The assemblies have an alloy outer jacket
surrounding the element conductors. The remainder
of the internal volume is filled with tightly compact-
ed Magnesium Oxide.
MgO is a ceramic with excellent thermal transfer
characteristics. It also compacts well. All MgO
thermocouples can be bent on a radius of twice
the sheath diameter. The tightly sealed assemblies Thermocouples with Flexible Leadwire
protect the element from contact with the process Extensions
Ordering Codes:
Flex Lead X Y Mounted
Type Element Sheath Diameter Junction Termination
Material Dimension Dimension Fittings
M MGO insulated 3 .063 inch Rigid length in whole 0 None 00 Stripped leads
4 .125 inch inches (use 3 digits) 4 1/4 inch NPT brass 01 Spade lugs
5 .188 inch see table below compression fitting 03 6 Quick disconnect
Element 6 .250 inch 5 1/4 inch NPT stain- plugs
less steel compres- 04 Quick disconnect
Y Dimension sion fitting
1 Type J plug and jack
2 Type K
Junction 7 Double-ended 07 Jack
Flexible length in whole bushing (specify 1/4
3 Type E, inches (use 3 digits) 08 General purpose
(304 SS Only) 1 Single, grounded inch, 1/2 inch, 3/4 cast iron head
2 Single, ungrounded inch or 1 inch NPT) 09 General purpose
4 Type T,
(304 SS Only) aluminum head
10 Weatherproof cast
Flex Lead Material TABLE 1 iron head
Sheath 22 Explosion proof
0 None, no flexible Sheath O.D. J K E T head
1 304 SS lead .063 180 100 90 200 27 Weatherproof
2 Inconel-600 1 Fiberglass .125 700 430 555 330 aluminum head
3 316 SS insulation .188 1600 877 722 1750
2 Fiberglass with .250 3181 1934 1521 3885
armor
3 Fiberglass with SS Ungrounded single element TC’s have limitations on rigid length.
overbraid
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THERMOSENSORS
The wires in this catalog represent the most common wire usages. Please see our Sensor
Product Guide for a complete offering of our wires.
Ordering Codes
W 20 1
Base Model Wire Type (ANSI) American Wire Gauge Wire Grade/ Constr Stainless Steel Insulation
And Error LImits Overbraid
W Wire J Iron-Constantan 20 20 gauge 304 Glass braid
K Chromel-Alumel 1 T/C grade, solid, 1 No 305 Double glass wrap
T Copper-Constantan standard limits 502 PVC
E Chromel-Constantan 5 Extension grade, solid, 507 Teflon FEP
standard limits
Cataloged Wires
WE20-11304-000-0-00 WJ20-11305-000-0-00 WK20-11305-000-0-00 WT20-11305-000-0-00
WE20-51502-000-0-00 WJ20-11507-000-0-00 WK20-11507-000-0-00 WT20-51502-000-0-00
WJ20-51502-000-0-00 WK20-51502-000-0-00
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Plugs and Jacks: General Purpose
Miniature
Miniature plugs and jacks
These plugs and jacks can be used where 1–1/4" diameter cutout
space is at a premium. The temperature
should not exceed 300ºF. Each item weighs
one–half ounce.
Base Thermocouple
Model Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved
Type
0000 000 0 00
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THERMOSENSORS
Connector Lock
The connector lock prevents accidental separations of plug and jack. Two
can be usd for additional protection. The material is nickel plated piano
wire. The lock fits standard size plug or jack.
Tube Adapters
The tube adapter attaches to either plug or jack with screws provided.
The tube adapter makes rigid connection with tube and prevents
twisting wires. The material is nickel plated steel. Each weighs
one-half ounce.
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MEMOCAL 2000 Hand Held Calibrator
Ideal for:
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TECHNICAL INFORMATION
If you need help in choosing the controller most suitable Our controllers will accept an input from almost any
for your application, please do not hesitate to contact our type of sensor. Linearization of the measured value,
technical help desk. if necessary, will be performed within the controller.
Our controllers will automatically control process In temperature applications, either a thermocouple or
variables such as temperature, humidity, pressure, resistance thermometer is typically used. The type will
flow rate, level or Ph - in fact, almost any physical depend on the temperature range and the environment
variable that can be represented as an analog signal. in which it has to operate.
The example below assumes that the variable is tempera- Please refer to the sensor section in this catalog for
ture, which is the most common, but the principles are details of thermocouples and RTDs.
equally applicable to all analog variables. In applications where it is difficult to attach a fixed
temperature sensor, non-contact temperature measure-
The Automatic Control Loop ment can be made using infra-red or optical pyrometers.
The diagram below shows an automatic temperature Our controllers support inputs from a wide range of
control ‘loop’. It consists of a sensor to measure the pyrometers.
temperature, a controller and a power regulator. Our controllers will accept direct inputs from strain
The controller compares the measured temperature gauges and pressure, flow, or Ph transducers.
with the desired temperature, called the ‘setpoint’, In large process control applications, signal conditioners
and regulates the output power to make them the same. are normally used to convert the sensor measurement
The measured temperature is referred to as the Process into a 4 to 20mA or 0 to 10Vdc signal for transmission
Value, or ‘PV’ for short. to the controller. In our controllers it is a simple matter
to scale these inputs to the desired display range.
The difference between the setpoint and the measured
value is called the ‘error signal’.
Controller Outputs
Input Sensors An automatic controller requires some means of vary-
ing the heating power, or flow rate, or pressure, to the
An automatic controller requires some means of
process under control. The main output types are:
measuring the process value.
Relay, is used to operate a contactor or solenoid valve in
heating and cooling applications.
Logic, is used to switch a solid state relay or contactor.
The benefits are: long life, no maintenance and the abili-
ty to rapidly switch heaters which have a small thermal
mass.
Triac, are solid state switches primarily used to operate
solenoid valves. They are also ideal for the positioning
of motorized gas burner valves.
DC milliamps or volts, are used for positioning control
valves and to drive analog input SCR units (used
in phase angle and three phase heating applications).
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Types of Control
Temperature
There are three main types of control:
On/Off Control
On/Off control action is shown in the graph below. The
heating power is either fully On when the temperature Time
is below setpoint or fully Off when it is above. As a
result the temperature oscillates about the setpoint.
The three terms are:
P for Proportional
I for Integral
D for Derivative
The output of the controller is the sum of the above
three terms.
The combined output is a function of the magnitude and
duration of the error signal, and the rate of change of
the temperature or process value
Proportional Term
The Proportional term delivers an output which is pro-
The amplitude and time period of the oscillation is a
portional to the size of the error signal. In the example
function of the thermal lag between the heating source
below, the proportional band is 10°C and an error of 3°C
and the temperature sensor.
will produce an output of 30%.
To prevent the output ‘chattering’ as the measured
temperature crosses the setpoint, the controller does
not turn On and Off at precisely the same point. Instead Output Proportional
band 10°C
a small differential known as the ‘hysteresis’ is applied.
100%
A typical value is 1°C
On/Off control is satisfactory for non-critical heating
applications where some oscillation in the temperature
is permissible. 30% 3°C error
Temperature
PID Control 0%
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TECHNICAL INFORMATION
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Other Features
Our controllers offer many other control features
such as;
• Transfer between automative and
manual control.
• Remote setpoint inputs
• Digital communication
• Ramp soak programming
Our controllers provide a control algorithm specifically • Cascade control
designed for use with motorized valves. This algorithm
• Ratio control
works equally well with or without a position feedback
• Override control
potentiometer.
• Gain Scheduling
Automatic Tuning If you would like information about any of these
features please contact us.
In tuning, you match the characteristics of the controller
to those of the process being controlled in order to
obtain good control. Good control means:
• Stable, ‘straight-line’ control of the temperature at
setpoint without fluctuation.
• No overshoot, or undershoot, of the temperature
setpoint.
• Quick response to deviations from the setpoint
caused by external disturbances, thereby rapidly
restoring the temperature to the setpoint value.
Tuning involves calculating and setting the PID terms
and cutback values. This can be performed manually fol-
lowing the instructions given in the user handbooks or
automatically by the controller.
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TECHNICAL INFORMATION
What is an SCR Power Controller? Solid state relays (SSR) or solid state contactors (SSC) are
SCR units that replace mechanical relays or contactors.
An SCR, or thyristor, is a semiconductor device which
These units turn power on when commanded by an input
switches AC power ON and OFF. It is used to control
signal and turn power off when the signal is removed
the electrical power delivered to heating elements.
Our SCR units incorporate the SCR devices, together Cycle Proportioning, Zzero Crossing or Burst
with the driver electronics and heatsink which dissi- Firing (Fast Cycle, Slow Cycle, Single Cycle)
pates the heat generated by the SCR devices. Some
These firing modes provide a means of controlling power
SCR units include internal fuses to protect the thyristor
by time proportioning the available power. The ‘burst
while others require external fusing. One benefit
repetition’ rates come under the headings of fast cycle,
SCR units offer is a reliable long term alternative to
slow cycle and single cycle and are intended to serve the
electromechanical devices, reducing the necessity for
requirements of different applications. The table below
maintenance.
gives further details. Typical analog control inputs for
SCR units are particularly cost effective for fast sys-
this type of SCR unit are 0-5V or 4-20mA.
tems, for complex loads involving transformers and/or
To minimize
heaters whose resistance changes with temperature or
interference, the
time. They are the best means of controlling electrical
SCR unit always
heating power.
switches on when
SCR units generally offer improved controllability,
the voltage across
which gives economy, easy serviceability and reduces
the heater is zero
down time and maintenance costs.
and switches off
Almost silent in operation, SCR units can eliminate the when the current
switch-on surge by operating in synchronization with through the
the supply improving the electrical environment. heater is zero.
Control mode 50% Power
Solid state relays (SSR) or solid state contactors (SSC) Fast cycle (F.C.) 200ms ON and
Each ‘burst’ is
are SCR units that replace mechanical relays or contac- 200ms OFF typically therefore a
tors. These units turn power on when commanded by Slow cycle (S.C.) 20s ON and complete number
20s OFF typically
an input signal and turn power off when the signal is of cycles of
Single cycle (F.C.1.) One cycle ON and
removed. one cycle OFF the supply.
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Single Cycle Firing, the Advanced Single Cycle Firing Power Feedback
does not lead to Power Factor degradation, which reduces
Supply voltage changes will obviously result in power to
power utility penalties and does not generate RFI interfer-
the load changing. To overcome the effect of supply volt-
ence, which can interfere with other equipment.
age changes, the controllers which drive the SCR unit
have power feedback to automatically compensate for this.
Intelligent Half-Cycle Firing
In brief, a 100KW load rated for 500Vac would experience
Similar to Advanced Single Cycle Firing, Intelligent Half- a 19% drop in power if the supply voltage decreases by
cycle Firing is only available when using the Remote I/O 10%. Upon sensing a decrease in voltage, the instrument
(REMIO) Digital Interface and the TE10S/425S solid-state would immediately increase the output level to maintain
contactors (SSC). Power to the load is regulated by the the desired power going to the load. This reduces the
number of half cycles on and off to the load. Intelligent likelihood of a process variation.
Half-Cycle Firing is ideal for Short Wave Infrared loads
(i.e. tungsten lamps). Intelligent Half-Cycle Firing offers Partial Load Failure (PLF)
the same benefits as the Advanced Single cycle Firing
(i.e., high power factor, reduced RFI switching interface) This is an optional circuit which continuously monitors
the load resistance and detects an increase arising, for
Phase Angle (P.A.) example, from failure of one leg of a parallel connected
load. When a partial load failure is detected, an output to
In this mode, power is controlled by allowing the SCR to an external alarm can be given. The PLF setting is
conduct for part of the ac supply cycle only, (see diagram adjusted with the SCR unit working normally and deliv-
below). The more power required the more the conduc- ering current to the load. A decrease in load resistance
tion angle is advanced until virtually the whole cycle is is not acted upon.
conducting for 100% power.
The major disadvantage with phase-angle firing is the Partial Load Unbalance (PLU)
possible emissions interference generated by the rapid
Similar to PLF, the PLU monitors and detects changes in
switching action at non zero voltage.
3Ø current greater than 25%. If an unbalance is detect-
ed, a latching or non-latching alarm relay contact opens
Phase Angle Start Fast Cycle
or closes (specify when ordering).
(P.A. Start F.C.)
Overload Circuit
This option is only available with PLF on certain equip-
ment and is designed to detect overload currents in the
region of twice the partial load failure setting or greater.
When it operates, the SCRs are prevented from firing, a
front panel lamp lights and a relay or logic alarm output
is activated.
Current Limit
With low cold-resistance loads, if used with cycling
This is a variant of the cycle proportioning mode in modes, the first complete cycle could cause a current
which each on-period consists of a run up over several surge and blow a fuse. Phase-angle operation starts from
supply cycles to full conduction in phase angle. Once this zero and the phase-angle is advanced slowly until a cur-
state is achieved the remainder of the on-period will be at rent limit threshold is reached to keep the current within
full conduction. the safe limits of the element and the wiring, indepen-
dent of load resistance.
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Inhibit or Enable data transparently on the same wires that carry the pri-
mary analog or logic control signals. It’s not another
A voltage applied to the input of the circuit will stop (or
digital communications protocol that requires external
alternatively enable) the output at the next zero crossing.
smart I/O interfaces or special software drivers.
The external circuit is usually arranged so that the SCR
is quenched at switch-on, to enable the circuit conditions PDSIO® can detect problems like open heater burn-out,
to stabilize. blown heater fuse, open SCR device, no line voltage, and
broken controller signal wire. By detecting these prob-
Preset Delayed Triggering lems early, contingency plans can be implemented quick-
er thus saving money and maximizing valuable produc-
Preset delayed triggering is used in conjunction with tion time. It can also monitor load current.
cycle proportioning where a mixed inductive/resistive
load such as a transformer supplied heater is used. A Digital Communications
preset angle can be adjusted corresponding to the ‘lag’
angle which will prevent inrush surge currents when We offer SCR power controllers with digital communica-
using zero voltage switching of inductive loads. Highly tions of various protocols. This allows the heater load to
inductive loads will require ‘soft-start’ or current limit- be monitored with a computer. In addition, the load can
ing. be controlled directly from the digital communications.
This minimizes wiring, the need for signal transducers
Power Control and provides vital process information.
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fuse (HRC fuse or circuit breaker) in the supply lines to gent half cycle are all zero switched firing modes with
the regulator or load. no current waveform distortion and therefore do not
affect power factor.
Mounting and Enclosures
Most SCR units are designed to work in ambient temper-
Plant Safety
atures up to 45°C. It should be noted that SCR units gen- The SCR regulator is a control device, and should not be
erate a significant amount of heat internally through used as the safe means of removing power from the load.
the SCR itself, the fuse and the cabling. A general rule When plant or personnel safety is at risk, a circuit
is to reckon that a SCR unit, and its fuse, will generate breaker or contactor should be fitted in the supply lines
1.3 watts of heat per amp per phase.e.g. 100 amp three to the regulator, and arranged to automatically trip in
phase SCR unit type TC3000 will generate 390 watts. the event for example of a plant emergency stop, or over-
With a TC3000 in a standard cubicle 2.1m x 600mm x temperature switch operating.
600mm with no ventilation the internal temperature will
rise 20-30°C. Adequate ventilation-tion is therefore Personnel Safety
essential preferably forced by fan. Mushroom tops and
The SCR regulator does not provide an effective means
louvers are not particularly effective in removing this
of isolation in its turned "OFF" or "DISABLED" state,
heat.
due to leakage currents through the various protection
components around the SCR itself. In particular, when
Neutral Currents on Three phase
using a 2 phase SCR to control a 3 phase load, the com-
Installations
plete load and associated wiring will be at the potential
Under certain circumstances, such as four wire phase of the uncontrolled phase in the OFF state.
angle installations, open circuit heaters or unbalanced It is therefore imperative that an effective means of iso-
loading, substantial neutral currents can flow. Neutral lation is provided, and working practices set up to
cable sizing should therefore be chosen with care. With ensure that the regulator and associated circuitry are
balanced load resistances neutral cable current rating made safe before any maintenance work takes place.
should be twice the line current for safety under all pos-
sible circumstances. If In Doubt; Ask
Power Factor If you are in any doubt about the application of these or
any of our control products, please ask for guidance.
In large installations poor power factor may increase the
cost of the electrical power supplied. Phase angle firing Special Applications
gives a sharp rise in current when turned on and may
cause a distorted supply waveform. The apparent power There are many possible circuit connections other
factor can therefore be adversely affected. Fast cycle, than those described in this guide. Our Applications
slow cycle, single cycle, advanced single cycle and intelli- Department has a wide range of experience in special
applications which need particular attention for success-
ful operation.
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Sensors Construction
Several methods of measuring temperature using sensing impractical to maintain the cold junction at 0 deg C,
elements have been developed. Industrial processes usu- when measuring temperature it is necessary to accurate-
ally require that the temperature sensing device be ly measure the actual cold junction EMF and add it to
remote from the measuring or controlling equipment. Of the measured EMF. That total EMF is then converted to
the various thermal sensing devices, the thermocouple is temperature using the standard table. In practice this
most commonly used, offering the best compromise of process is automatically done in temperature controllers
cost, accuracy and reliability. In certain applications as part of the cold junction compensation (CJC) feature.
requiring greater accuracy, resistance temperature detec- An industrial thermocouple assembly generally has four
tors (RTD’s) are a better choice for temperature measure- major components. The element consists of the two dis-
ment. similar metal wires joined at the tip. The EMF devel-
oped by this junction versus temperature is very small,
typically microvolts per degree C temperature change.
The protection tube is a metal or ceramic tube, usually
closed at one end that protects the element from the
process environment. The head or cold end termination
of the thermocouple assembly is a terminal block or pro-
tective closure assembly provided for connection of the
thermocouple extension wire. The fourth component is
the extension wire made from alloys compatible with the
element. Although not a part of the assembly itself, the
extension wire is a critical part of the total circuit. The
extension wire, or compensating cable, resembles the
Thermocouples thermoelectric characteristic of the thermocouple over a
A thermocouple is formed by connecting two wires of dis- limited range of ambient temperature, typically 0-80 deg
similar metals together at a single point. This junction is C. These cables emulate closely the performance of the
commonly known as the "hot junction". The measure- thermocouple cold junction, but do so at great cost sav-
ment of temperature is not made at the hot junction alone ings to using extension wires made of the actual metals
however, but is actually made by looking at the differen- used in the true thermocouple.
tial measurement between this hot junction and another There are a great number of thermocouple types used in
reference junction called the "cold junction". Typically industrial processes, each with different metal alloy
the cold junction occurs where the thermocouple wires combinations with characteristics ideal for specific tem-
connect to the terminals of the measuring instrument or perature measurement requirements. Each alloy set has
controller, where a second thermocouple joint of dissimi- certain characteristics (cost, temperature range, corro-
lar metals is made. An EMF is generated at the controller sion resistance, etc.) that have advantages for specific
terminals, which is dependent on the temperature differ- applications. Some of the more common base metal
ence between the hot and cold junctions. For accurate alloys include Type J (Iron vs. Constantan), Type K
measurement, any variation in the temperature of the (Chromel vs. Alumel), and Type T (Copper vs.
cold junction must be corrected for by the controller. This Constantan). Some of the more common noble metal
process is called cold junction compensation. alloys used in thermocouples are Type R (Platinum vs,
For the purposes of calibration of a thermocouple, use is Platinum/13% Rhodium), Type S (Platinum vs.
made of standard tables that indicate thermocouple out- Platinum/10% Rhodium) and Type B (Platinum/6%
put (EMF) versus "hot" junction temperature with the ref- Rhodium vs. Platinum/30% Rhodium).
erence "cold" junction at 0 deg C (ice point). Where it is Please see the Sensor Product Guide for additional infor-
mation on available sensors and product selection.
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Platinum Resistance Thermometers sion must be made about what termination arrange-
ment is needed for measurement purposes. It is essen-
tial that in any resistance thermometer the resistance
Red White Red Red White value of the external leadwires be taken into account
and if this value affects the required accuracy of the
thermometer, its effect should be minimized. Extension
Pt100 Pt100 wire for RTD’s is a simple copper conductor whose
resistance depends on length, number of conductors
and wire gauge. Various methods have been developed
to compensate for this lead resistance. This has result-
2 Wire 3 Wire
ed in RTD’s being manufactured in two wire, three wire
and four wire configurations.
The resistance temperature detector is a thermal sensor The two wire element has no provision for lead compen-
that changes resistance with temperature. The amount sation other than increasing the size of the lead wire. It
of change is dependent on the change in temperature and is suitable for installations where the distance to the
the specific alloy of the conductor. Temperature is mea- measuring instrument is short
sured indirectly by determining the resistance from The three wire element is the industry standard. Two
reading the voltage drop across the sensing resistor in red wires are tied together at the end of the element
the presence of a constant current flowing through it and and the third white wire is terminated at the other end
then using Ohm’s Law. Many common RTD’s are made of of the element. The measuring instrument can sense
platinum alloys and are called platinum resistance ther- the resistance of the two red joined wires and subtract
mometers (PRT’s). The resistance of platinum changes this from the resistance between one of the red wires
with temperature at a known rate, the most common and the white wire. This is accurate as long as all three
standard being 100.00 ohms at 0 deg C and 138.5 ohms at wires are the same length and gauge.
100 deg C. RTD’s may be manufactured from several Four wire elements have two red wires terminated at
alloys, including copper, nickel and platinum based mate- one end of the resistance element and two white wires
rial. Industry standard tables are available for a variety terminated at the other. Current to the sensor is sup-
of RTD types that provide the temperature vs. resistance plied on one wire and the voltage value is measured
profile for the element type. on the other. Since there is no current flowing in the
The RTD sensing element is a coil of wire, precision measuring wires, no error is contributed by lead wire
wound to a specific resistance value. The element is her- resistance. Four wire sensors are usually only found
metically sealed in glass to prevent influence from mois- only in laboratory environments.
ture. This element is then mounted in the tip of a metal One common way of compensating for the lead resis-
protection tube for physical protection. Physical configu- tance for the various configurations is by connecting
ration of the complete assembly is similar to a thermo- the wires from a two, three or four wire RTD into an
couple. Compared to thermocouples, RTD and PRT appropriately modified Wheatstone Bridge circuit at the
assemblies are much more accurate and stable and per- input of the measuring or controlling instrument.
mit greater resolution of measurement. Such input configurations are standard in our instru-
Fundamentally, every sensing resistor is a two wire mentation, usually for three wire RTD’s.
device. When terminating the resistor with extension Please see the Sensor Product Guide for additional
wires that lead to the measurement instrument, a deci- information on available sensors and product selection.
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Digital Communications
We have always been a leader in serial digital communi- The Bus is called a Fieldbus because it connects remote
cations in intelligent PID controllers. This capability field devices located close to the point of control to a PC
enables configuration of intelligent distributed indus- or PLC™ that is located in a central location. The dis-
trial automation networks. A PC with SCADA or other tances involved can be from 1 ft to 4000 ft or more with
supervisory software can read and write parameter repeaters. Figure 1 below shows a PC as Master commu-
data from one or more of our PID controllers. That data nicating to multiple Series 2000™ controllers using
may be displayed numerically or in a trend plot, logged Modbus® RTU.
to a file for storage, change setpoints or download This exchange of information is normally quite com-
recipes. PLC™’s fitted with OEM or 3rd party serial dig- plex and involves both hardware and software stan-
ital communications modules are also available to build dards. Hardware standards define the electrical and
distributed industrial automation networks utilizing mechanical interface of a fieldbus. Examples of hard-
our intelligent PID controllers. ware standards are CAN (Controller Area Network) and
TIA/EIA-485 (RS485). Software standards define the
What is a Serial Digital Communications Protocol of a fieldbus. A Protocol precisely defines a set
Network? of rules about the format and meaning of how messages
A serial digital communications network describes a are encoded so that the devices on a fieldbus can com-
way to exchange data between a Master and one or municate using the same language. Examples here
more Slaves using a Bus. The Master is typically a PC include Modbus® and Profibus®. Today, there are many
or PLC™ and the Slaves can be any type of intelligent such standards, each having the goal of ensuring inter-
automation device supporting digital communications. operability between industrial automation suppliers.
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Why Use Serial Digital Communications? What is the Plant Communications Model?
Digital communications is preferable to analog The plant communication topology is an ongoing
communications (e.g. 0-5V) because: attempt to model corporate data requirements.
• It is high-speed from 9600 to 12M baud Today, we can consider 3 layers as shown in Figure 2;
• It is low-cost and reliable Information Technology (IT), Automation and Field.
Many models include the Sensor layer that would be
• It supports one-to-one and one-to-many
below the Fieldbus layer.
(multi-drop) communication links
For each bus layer, the requirements, bus type and
• It's accuracy is not effected by distance
devices used are listed in Table 1. Plant data flows
• It does not require calibration of the from layer to layer in both directions. Not all layers
communications interface are necessarily required and each layer has it's own
data requirements. For example, as shown in Figure 1,
there is no automation bus in the connection of the PC
to the distributed controllers and the PC could easily
interface to the corporate network by using Ethernet.
Automation Bus
Field Bus
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Field Small Physical Size DeviceNet™ PLC™, Operator Interface, Panel Displays
Low Connect cost Profibus®-DP PID Controllers, Indicators, Drives, SCR’s,
Config & Diagnostics Interbus Valve Manifolds, Solid State Contactors
®
Multi-vendor support Modbus RTU
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Feature Benefit
Single loop integrity with local interface ............................Single point of failure keeps process running in the event of failure
No configuration required for Advanced ..........................Plug & Play for auto-tuning PID loops, cascade, ratio,carbon and other
or Specialized PID Loops ........................................................loop types
Offloads PID from the PLC™ ....................................................Reduce PLC™ processor utilization, use less expensive PLC™, reduce config-
uration time
Universal Inputs with Isolation ................................................Protects hardware and eliminates ground loops
Shorter signal wire runs ............................................................Reduces noise and spurious signals, more accurate transducer readings
Local and more automatic Diagnostic information ..........Predict failures before they happen, reduce maintenance schedules
Choice in Best in Class automation devices ........................Increase process efficiency through precision control and increased infor-
mation feedback
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Table 3. Fieldbus
Note: Requires host controller card and software driver. Can use standard PC serial COM ports
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*PCI or PCMCIA models are available in many cases, please check with the manufacturer.
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It is important when considering an RS-485 converter The Series 2000™ Communications manual (HA026230)
that the converter have automatic ‘send data’ control. provides an excellent source for the wiring, protocol, and
This feature automatically disables the transmitter of parameter addresses of our instrumentation supporting
the converter whenever there is no transmit activity on Modbus® and EI-Bisync. It is available at our web site. A
the RS-232 side. useful diagnostic tool also available from our web site is
Please contact the manufacturers before ordering the the Eurotherm Sampler. This free Microsoft® Windows®
part numbers listed above to determine the suitability to software is useful for troubleshooting communications
the intended application. Each manufacturer offers problems.
many models for which individual requirements may dic- The DeviceNet™, Profibus®-DP and Modbus® Plus fieldbus
tate an alternate choice. If in doubt, please contact the interfaces require internal adapter cards in the PC.
manufacturer or contact us. They all support multiple instruments in a multi-drop or
Internal cards and external converters are isolated trunkline/dropline topology. In addition, special connec-
models except where noted. If using an unisolated con- tors and cabling is required. In Table 5 below, find infor-
verter be aware that the potential exists to cause damage mation on recommended suppliers and model numbers.
to the PC due to induced line noise or faults. All of Each supplier provides the necessary configuration soft-
our communications interfaces are isolated and have ware and communication servers that work specifically
high immunity to line induced noise or faults. with their hardware. Communication servers are avail-
able that support either DDE or OPC for interfacing to
industrial visualization (SCADA) software in most cases.
Please contact the manufacturers before ordering the part numbers listed above to determine the suitability to the
intended application. If in doubt, please contact the manufacturer or contact us.
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SST-PFB-GE (90-70)
®
Modbus Plus ProSoft Momentum
3300-MBP (SLC 500)
3350-MBP (PLC-5)
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CE Conformance
Our products are marked ‘CE’ to show conformance with EN 50082-2: Generic immunity standard, Part 2:
two European Directives: Industrial environment
The Low Voltage Equipment Directive 73/23/EEC In some cases to be compliant with the emissions
The EMC Directive 89/336/EEC as amended by requirements of the light industrial environment it will
93/68/EEC be necessary to fit an approved mains filter. SCR power
control units are designed to be compatible with only
The Low Voltage Equipment Directive the industrial environment. See the specific installa-
Products comply with the requirements of the Low tion instructions of a product for more details.
Voltage Equipment Directive by the application of
the following standards; EMC Installation Guidelines
For Controllers: Although each product will have its own particular
EN 61010-1: Safety requirements for electrical equip- installation instructions there are some general good
ment for measurement, control, and laboratory use wiring principles that will improve the electromagnetic
environment. To help customers with this we have pub-
For SCR Units: lished a booklet, EMC Installation Guidelines, HA025464
EN 50178 (Draft) is used for guidance in the prepara- which is available on request.
tion of a Safety Technical File describing the safety The following are some of the basic principles
strategy. This file will be endorsed by a Notified Body. described in this document:
• Create an equipotential ground by interconnecting
Safety Installation Guidelines
all the metal parts of an installation. Ensure there
It is essential to follow the detailed instructions found are good RF connections by using braided cable and
in the relevant installation manual, but two points are clean, paint free contact areas on metal panels.
often overlooked regarding safe installation. Most prod- Bond panels at several closely spaced positions.
ucts are designed to operate in an environment of pollu- • Separate power, digital and analog signal cable
tion degree 2, (only dry non conducting dust) and types. The ideal way to this is to use separate metal
installation category II, (transients and spikes are limited cable trays. If using a single metal tray then posi-
to 2.5kV). SCR units are designed to operate in installa- tion cables systematically to separate different cable
tion category III (transients and spikes are limited to types.
4.0kv). To achieve this it may be necessary to install the
• When wiring inside a cabinet or metal enclosure,
instruments in a cabinet with a filtered air intake and to
keep the cables against the metal panels to benefit
fit transient suppression devices to the mains supply.
from a screening effect.
The EMC Directive • For very sensitive signal cables or digital communi-
cations cables use a screened or double screened
Technical Construction Files approved by a Competent cable.
Body show that our products comply with the require-
• Route outward and return cable together to mini-
ments of the EMC Directive. The following generic elec-
mize the loop area of a circuit. Fit snubbers close to
tromagnetic compatibility standards are referenced in
inductive loads.
compliance testing;
• Take care when including filters; Make a good RF
EN 50081-1: Generic emission standard, Part 1:
Residential, commercial and light industrial quality ground connection. To avoid crosstalk
bypassing the filter, separate input and output
EN 50082-1: Generic immunity standard, Part 1:
Residential, commercial and light industrial cables. Keep the input leads short and preferably
EN 50081-2: Generic emission standard, Part 2: shielded.
Industrial environment • EMC Installation Guide Booklet : HA025464
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Customer Support
A System of Integrated Customer Support a world class design and manufacturing facility. The
central facility for the US, Canada and South America is
We recognize the importance of providing our customers
located in Leesburg, VA.
with an integrated system of support services to compli-
ment the products we sell. We have a dedicated support
Product Standards
team whose mission is to provide the customer with a
full range of outstanding support services, stressing con- Our products are made in an ISO 9001 approved facility.
tinuous improvement and customer satisfaction. The All products sold for delivery in Europe meet interna-
same standards and practices that have been established tional CE standards. Many products sold for delivery in
to achieve ISO 9001 certification of the design, develop- the US and Canada are UL and cUL approved or regis-
ment and production facilities extend to our customer tered. Some products used in certain safety applications
support organization. Whether it’s a product inquiry, an carry FM approvals. See the product catalog to deter-
order status update, an application problem, a repair mine approvals available on specific product models.
question, a documentation request, a start-up issue, a Many products are available with communications
training schedule or any other subject of customer inter- options, which meet open standards for commonly used
est, our customer support team stands ready to provide industrial protocols, including Modbus®, Profibus®,
the answer. DeviceNet™, SPI and others.
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Customer Training
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