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Operating Instructions PT-LE

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2.

Description oft he Transducer

Type PT-LE differential pressure transducers are pneumatic/electrical sensors for 
pressure testing (positive/negative gauge pressure and differential pressure) 
purposes. They are typically used in air-conditioning and ventilation technology e.g. 
pressure testing in ventilation ducts. The transducer's core is a piezoresistive 
pressure transducer.

3.

Startup

3.1.

Functional Description

PT-LE pressure transducers are of the precision type and despite their sturdiness 
they should still be treated with care. Installation right next to heat and radiation 
sources e.g. radiators should be avoided as this may lead to measurement errors 
arising. Ideally the appliance should be vertically mounted on a wall not subject to 
any vibrations. To stop any condensed water entering the measurement cell, the 
transducer together with the hose connections for positive gauge pr and 
negative gauge pressure - should be pointing downwards.

The right pressure sign must be used in keeping with the following table when 
connecting the pressure to the transducer:

Type of pressure

Connect pressure to

Example

pos. gauge pressure

+ input

0…1 kPa

neg. gauge pressure

- input

0…-500 Pa

Differential pressure

Higher pressure at + input 
lower pressure at - input

0…125 e.g via a differential 
pressure producer (e.g. measuring
orifice)

Symmetrical pressure ranges

+ input

±200 Pa

Asymmetrical pressure ranges

Input of the larger pressure 
range

-300 Pa…+1 kPa
(here connect to + input)

3.2.

Supply Voltage Connections in the Appliance:

Fig 1: Position of components (not every component is shown)

5    4    3    2    1

5

4

3

2 1

One measurement range 

Four measurement ranges

Summary of Contents for PT-LE

Page 1: ...1 Differential Pressure Transducer PT LE Operating Instructions...

Page 2: ...bols 5 2 Description oft he Transducer 6 3 Startup 6 3 1 Functional Description 6 3 2 Supply Voltage Connections in the Appliance 6 3 3 Connections for Two Wire System 7 4 Resetting Offset 7 5 Configu...

Page 3: ...e entire service life of the transducer x They must be passed on to the succeeding personnel charged with operations x Any additions coming from the manufacturer must be inserted The manufacturer rese...

Page 4: ...rsons as assigned by the plant operator are to operate the transducer Do not perform any functional test involving compressed or breathable air This would otherwise damage those transducers with low m...

Page 5: ...dling the equipment WARNING It points to a hazard possibly extending from injures through to death should the instructions not be followed CAUTION It points to a hazard which could cause considerable...

Page 6: ...ically mounted on a wall not subject to any vibrations To stop any condensed water entering the measurement cell the transducer together with the hose connections for positive gauge pressure and negat...

Page 7: ...4 3 2 1 5 4 3 2 1 4 Resetting Offset After starting the pressure transducer give it some 15 minutes to warm up During this time the output signal may be unstable Zero point calibration of the applianc...

Page 8: ...teaching of 4 measuring ranges into the appliance has been undertaken by the manufacturer The switches 1 and 2 of SW can be used to select the measuring range in question before the transducer is swi...

Page 9: ...s output so that any adjusted time delay will also cause a delay in relay triggering 9 In case of Malfunctions Fault descritpion Possible cause Corrective action No output signal Supply voltage is not...

Page 10: ...k Ohm 0 4 20 mA RL 500 Ohm 4 20 mA two wire 17 32 V RL 500 Ohm Switching contact optional max 230 VAC 6 A min 500 mW Display optional 3 digit LCD Overload range from 2 5 kPa 50 kPa 2 5 kPa 10 kPa 140...

Page 11: ...Operating Instructions PT LE 11 11 Dimensional Drawing no LCD with LCD...

Page 12: ...er and supplier in a wide variety of industries Originating from the Netherlands Observator has grown into an internationally oriented company with a worldwide distribution network and offices in Aust...

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