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WIKA 890.09.2190 User Manual

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WIKA operating instructions differential pressure transmitter model 890.09.2190

11171545.02 08/2010 GB/D/F/E

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6. Commissioning, operation

connector on the instrument.

By applying slight pressure the cable snaps into the connector. Screw the cable

gland to the case. Then the internal sealing of the cable gland is press-fitted to the

cable.
When mounting the instrument, ensure that the air filter will not become clogged

by dust or liquid.

Opening the case is not allowed, as this will lead to permanent instrument

damage.
Process connection

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When connecting the instrument, the lines must be free of pressure.

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The instrument must be protected from pressure spikes by taking appropriate

measures

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Only for operation with suitable media

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Observe maximum pressure

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Observe the permissible overpressure

The pressure connections are marked with ⊕ and ⊖ symbols on the instrument.

For differential pressure measurements, the higher pressure should be connected

to the ⊕ side and the lower pressure to the ⊖ side of the instrument.
Electrical connection

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The electrical connection of the instrument must be carried out in accordance

with both the applicable codes and standards (VDE regulations) and the local

power supply company's regulations

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Before connecting the instrument the plant must be electrically isolated

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Safety fuses should be series-connected and sized appropriately for the power

rating

The instrument has a

3-wire connection and its

electrical connection is

detailed in the illustration.

Commissioning

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Before commissioning, the instrument and all electrical wiring must be properly

installed. All connection lines must be run so that no mechanical forces will act

on the instrument.

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The pressure measuring lines should be constructed so that a sufficient gradient

exists, so that, for example, no air pockets can occur when measuring liquids

nor water pockets when measuring gases. If the gradient required cannot be

achieved, water or air separators must be fitted at the appropriate points.