Removal from flow meter, Moisture protection, About explosion proof installations – Max Machinery 290 Series Frequency (269, 294 and 295) User Manual
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IH 295-000-350 • rev. 6/2011 • ©2010-11 Max Machinery, Inc.
Removal from Flow Meter
Note: the transmitter does not need to be removed from the flow meter for any field servicing
or adjustments. Normally, the flow meter and transmitter are shipped back to the factory for
calibration as a unit.
1. Remove the locking screw at the edge of the lid and then remove the cap using a 3/8” socket drive.
2. Disconnect wires at the terminal block and remove wiring conduit from transmitter.
3. Locate the locking set screw below the conduit hole and remove it. Rotate the outer housing
clockwise until the screw hole lines up with a hole in the inner housing. Inserting an Allen key into
the threaded hole while rotating the housing can help in finding the point of alignment. Now re-
insert the set screw and hand-tighten it. This will lock the inner and outer housing together.
4. Unscrew the transmitter, using a strap wrench if necessary.
Moisture Protection
The housing is a liquid and vapor-tight enclosure certified to IP66. There is an O-ring seal at the
lid of the housing — the seal needs to be fully seated to provide moisture protection and achieve
flameproof specifications.
About Explosion proof installations
For the Model 295 and 296 to fully adhere to the HazLoc certifications, the wiring must meet the
appropriate codes.
(Use of a wire conduit does not make the installation explosion proof – read below.)
The transmitters which are certified for use in hazardous locations require the use of a 1/2” NPT
conduit fitting. The wiring conduit must be sealed with a conduit stop within 18” of the device. If
you choose to use exposed cables, cable seals must be used with sealing fittings and the wiring must
be an approved armored cable. (For detailed information on the joint constructions used to achieve
a flame proof housing, please contact Max Machinery.)
Electrical Installation
Use wiring that is between 20 and 28 gauge and rated to at least 5°C above the maximum ambient
temperature, and rated to at least 80% of the maximum fluid temperature.
Pulse Output
Wiring
Circuit Board
Label
Mating
Cable Wire
Color**
Analog Output
Wiring
Two Part Transmitter
End Labels
Wire Color
Case ground
Case
Blue
Case
Com
Brown
Common
Com
Black
Com
Rb
Grey
Power*
V+
Brown
V+
Ra
White
Signal Output (+)
PHA
White
RET
5V
Black
(Quad only)
PHB
Grey
SIG
Case
Blue
* Consult Table
** (Color codes are typical for Max Machinery wired devices)