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Electrical connection, Signal output, Starting up – M&C TechGroup PMA 20 Operator's manual User Manual

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Gas sampling and gas conditioning technology

9-3.5.1-ME

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ELECTRICAL CONNECTION

The electrical connection is done at the terminals in the connection box below the analyser:

Loosen the two screws of the lid end remove it.

C A U T I O N !


False supply voltage can damage the equipment. When connect-
ing the equipment, please ensure that the supply voltage is
identical with the information provided on the model type plate!

Power

SW1 Signal output

PE

L

N

X1

Figure 6

Electrical connection PMA 20

Lead power cable with wire cross section 2,5mm

2

through the left cable gland with clamp-

ing range 8-12mm cable diameter and connect according to figure 6 at terminal X1.

Check wether service-power-switch (SW1), which is located to the left of terminal X2, is in

position 1 (left position).


14.1

SIGNAL OUTPUT

The PMA 20 has two signal outputs as standard. One signal is 0-1V for 100% O

2

(independent of

the chosen measuring range). The second signal is 0-20 or 4-20mA according to the order with a
burden of 500Ohm for each measuring range. The output signals are not galvanically isolated.

Lead signal cable with wire cross section 1,5mm

2

through the right cable gland with

clamping range 6-8mm cable diameter and connect according to figure 6 at terminal X2.

Remount lid.



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STARTING UP

Check electrical connections and gas connections.

Turn measuring range selection switch from „0“ to the desired measuring range. The ana-
lyser is ready for operation immediately.

Check mechanical zero of the indication; if necessary adjust zero position by turning the

slotted screw in the pane of the indication instrument.

Turn measuring range selection switch to 30%.

Switch on mains voltage.

The indication instrument shows 21% O

2

with ambient air in the measuring cell and the

LED for heater control lights up permanently.

0

+

0

+

mA

mV

X2