Electrical requirements, Temperature classification, Fluid temperature °c ambien t t emper at ur e °c – Max Machinery Explosion Proof Install User Manual
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Electrical Requirements
The device must be powered with a Class 2 power supply. Electrical loads are specific to model number’s:
Part #’s
Transmitter Type
Electrical Input
Requirements
Output Electrical Requirements
EX29x-0xx-0xx
Pulse Output Transmitter
5-28Vdc 40mA
Single Line 0-5V 10mA (500 ohm pulldown or greater)
EX29x-1xx-0xx
Quadrature Output Transmitter
5-28Vdc 50mA
2 Lines 0-5V 10mA each (500 ohm pulldown or greater)
EX29x-2xx-0xx
mA Output Transmitter (24Vdc)
24-28Vdc 50mA
Isolated current loop, max 500 ohms in line, 12Vdc max
EX29x-2xx-1xx
mA Output Transmitter (12Vdc)
12-15Vdc 100mA
Isolated current loop, max 500 ohms in line, 12Vdc max
EX29x-3xx-0xx
V Output Transmitter (24Vdc)
24-28Vdc 50mA
Isolated voltage loop, min 1000 ohms across line, 12Vdc
EX29x-3xx-1xx
V Output Transmitter (12Vdc)
12-15Vdc 100mA
Isolated voltage loop, min 1000 ohms across line, 12Vdc
EX29x-6xx-0xx
Level Shifter Pulse Output
Transmitter
5-28Vdc 30mA
Single line, current sinking, max 28Vdc, max 25mA
Temperature Classification
Temperature class is a function of fluid temperature used in the meter and ambient temperature. For hot fluids, meter
must be insulated and transmitter must be left exposed. All transmitters are rated to operate within the BLUE region,
but only the remote sender unit variants (EX29x-x5x-xxx) can operate up to the maximum temperatures shown in the
chart. Consult factory for installation details when operating near temperature limits.
Temperature class chart for all explosion proof variants:
Note: Consult factory to determine the functional temperature limit of your transmitter variant. Temperature class
ratings do not correspond with the continuous duty area for the electronics within the transmitter. A complete
description of your transmitter may be found on the Max Machinery web site (www.maxmachinery.com). Individual
specification sheets and product family manuals are also available for viewing or downloading.