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NOTE

If the material being monitored creates dust, you may need to re-calibrate the sensor.  Dust build up 

on the Binswitch will affect the initial calibration.  

DO NOT

 remove the Binswitch and clean off the dust.  

Always check that the Binswitch detects material after the sensitivity has been adjusted.

TESTING AND COMMISSIONING

1.  Check that the unit is correctly installed (see standard wiring diagram).

2.  After going through the zero offset calibration steps, check that the blue LED is 3 times every 4 seconds.

3.  Introduce material to the Binswitch.  If functioning corretly a variation in the ouput pulse will occur when

     material has been detected.

WARNING

If  the  system  does  not  immediately  shutdown  as  expected  or  alarm  as  required,  then  remove  the 

machine from service until the problem has been diagnosed and corrected.

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TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

FAULT

REMEDY

Unexpected Operation

Re-calibrate sensor, if problem continues contact 4B.

False / Inconsistent Readings

1. Check that sensor is not in the direct flow of material, and  

    remove from flow if necessary.

2. If sensor is coated in dust, re-calibrate by following calibration 

    instructions. 

Sensor Not Detecting Material

1. If monitoring different types of materials, calibrate the sensor 

    sensitivity to the lightest material being monitored.

2. Re-calibrate sensor, if problem continues contact 4B.

BINSWITCH ACCESSORIES

BAS3

Nylon Abrasion Shield

Summary of Contents for Binswitch Elite

Page 1: ...www go4b com Binswitch Elite CAPACITANCE POINT LEVEL SENSOR PULSED OUTPUT VERSION INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS OPERATION MANUAL Part No BSE12V10AI x BP3...

Page 2: ...e 5 APPROVALS Page 6 DIMENSIONS Page 6 INSTALLATION Page 7 SPECIFIC CONDITIONS OF USE Page 7 WIRING DIAGRAMS Page 8 SENSOR OPERATION CALIBRATION Page 9 TESTING COMMISSIONING Page 10 TROUBLESHOOTING GU...

Page 3: ...esponsibility of the user unless you have asked 4B to perform these tasks B All installation and wiring must be in accordance with Local and National Electrical Codes and other standards applicable to...

Page 4: ...ction work at the facility hours of operation animal or insect infestation and the real world experience of knowing how your employees perform their jobs The personnel or person you select to install...

Page 5: ...ting capacitance change when material is present Please see Sensor Operation and Calbiration section for more details WARNING Always lockout and tagout machinery prior to installation PAGE 5 SPECIFICA...

Page 6: ...15X 1G Ex ma IIC T4 Ga 1D Ex ma IIIC T200 110 C Da Tamb 15 C to 50 C IP66 EACEx RU C GB A 07 B 02815 20 0 Ex ma IIC T4 Ga X Ex ma IIIC T200110 C Da X OT 15 o 50 IP66 CCC CQC 2020012315348849 Ex maD A2...

Page 7: ...hod is available figure A below PAGE 7 Fig A Cut and drill holes as shown and attach brasion shield BAS3 using four M6 bolts Slide Binswitch into position and secure with a clip and cover part of the...

Page 8: ...RING DIAGRAMS All wiring must be In accordance with local and national electrical codes and should be undertaken by an experienced and qualified electrician PAGE 8 NOTE This device is 24VDC supply onl...

Page 9: ...shing in a sequence 3 times every 4 seconds Device Configuration The devices zero offset calibration can be set This operation tells the device what the default level of capacitance in a given applica...

Page 10: ...pulse will occur when material has been detected WARNING If the system does not immediately shutdown as expected or alarm as required then remove the machine from service until the problem has been di...

Page 11: ...se or misapplications as authorized by law 4B specifically disclaims all warranties that the product is fit or merchantable for a particular purpose 3 NO WARRANTY BY SAMPLE OR EXAMPLE Although 4B has...

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