Honeywell R7195A, Product Data

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PRODUCT DATA
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R7195A,B
Motor Positioner
APPLICATION
The R7195A,B Motor Positioner is a single channel solid state
proportioning amplifier that will accept an output signal from a
controller to position a reversing control motor with a 135-ohm
or 1000-ohm feedback slidewire. Motors with slidewires that
have resistances other than 135 ohms or 1000 ohms will be
shunted to one of these two values.
The R7195A Motor Positioner is factory-adjusted to accept a 4
to 20 mA input. The R7195B Motor Positioner is
factory-adjusted to accept input from a 135-ohm
retransmitting slidewire.
FEATURES
• Accepts 4-20 mA or 135-ohm signal to provide position
proportional control of M944 Modutrol® Motor without
balance relay and M940A,B Actionator.
• Heavy duty case.
• Mounts directly on M940 Actuator.
• Solid state design extends product life and reliability.
• Zero, span and deadband adjustments allow motor to
be field adjusted to various input ranges: i.e., split
ranging.
• Hard Manual feature allows operator to override the
controller (4-20 mA or 135-ohm input) action to open or
close fully the final control element.
• Reversing direction of motor can be accomplished by
simple wiring change of R7195.
• Output from one R7355 4-20 mA DialaTrol can operate
up to eight R7195 Positioners and associated M944 or
M940 Actuators.
• Output from one 135-ohm Series 90 Controller can
operate up to five R7195B Motor Positioners.
• Span and zero adjustment do not interact with each
other so each adjustment can be made independently
without having to readjust the other parameter.
• Can operate with motor feedback slidewire between
100 and 1000 ohms.
Contents
Application ........................................................................ 1
Features ........................................................................... 1
Specifications ................................................................... 2
Installation ........................................................................ 3
Wiring ............................................................................... 3
Operation .......................................................................... 6
Service and Troubleshooting ............................................ 7