KROHNE BM 26 BASIC_ADVANCED Quickstart EN - Manual (Page 13)

INSTALLATION
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Switching point offset values
Installation of a limit switch for float failure detection
• Make sure the measuring chamber is empty and the float is in the chamber.
• Attach a limit switch to the bottom of the measuring chamber. Do not tighten the clamp.
• Connect the limit switch to the electrical circuit. Make sure that it is set to LOW limit
LOW limit LOW limit LOW limit. For more
data, refer to Optional limit switches on page 16.
• Energize the electrical circuit.
• Lift the limit switch up the measuring chamber until the limit switch status changes to open
open open open.
• Hold the limit switch tightly in this position and tighten the clamp.
i The limit switch is in the correct position.
Definition of switching point offset
Figure 2-11: Switching point offset
1 Zero point of the limit switch
2 Zero point of the limit switch
3 Float and float magnet (switching point is in relation to the top of the magnet)
4 True switching point above a limit switch (the switch is open when the liquid level goes above this point - a HIGH limit
HIGH limit HIGH limit HIGH limit
switch)
5 True switching point below the limit switch (the switch is open when the liquid level goes below this point - a LOW limit LOW limit LOW limit LOW limit
switch)
Conditions Switching point offset, a
mm inches
When the switch must be open above the
switching point (a HIGH limit HIGH limit HIGH limit HIGH limit switch),
move the switch below the switching point:
15 0.6
When the switch must be open below the
switching point (a LOW limit LOW limit LOW limit LOW limit switch),
move the switch above the switching point:
0 0
a
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