Amphenol AMPHE-EX L-2124 Assembly Instructions Manual Download Page 6

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The interface between the panel mount receptacles and associated increased safety enclosure to which they may be 
fitted cannot be defined. Therefore it is the user’s responsibility to ensure that the appropriate ingress protection level 
of the associated enclosure is maintained at this point. 

 

 

When marked with the code Ex op pr IIC T6 Gb or Ex op pr IIC T6 Gb, the connectors are only to be installed within 
an Ex d IIC GB rated enclosure, suitable for the assigned ambient temperatures. 

 

 

When marked with the code Ex op pr IIC T6 Gb or Ex op pr IIC T6 Gb, any fibre optic cable must be protected in 
accordance with the relevant code of practice. 

 
 
 
 
 

Conditions Of Manufacture 

 

 

 

When equipment is used as Ex op is IIC, the fibre optic source supplying this equipment shall be suitable certified as 
compliant with EN 60079-28:2007 and provide an inherently safe optical source (op is), EPL Gb, subsequently the 
following parameters apply: 

 

Application, Temperature Class, Max. Surface Temperature & Ta Max. 
T6 

T4 

Fibre optic source limited to a maximum signal power 
of 15 mW and a maximum irradiance of 5 mW/mm² (surface 
area not exceeding 400mm²) 

Fibre optic source limited to maximum signal power of 35 mW 
and  a  maximum irradiance of  5mW/mm² 

(surface area not 

exceeding 400 mm²) 

 

Conditions of Use 

 

Warnings: 
Do not open when an explosive gas or dust atmosphere is present. Do not separate while energized. 
Supply conductors shall be suitable for a cont. oper. temp. of at least 90°C. (in cases where (-40°C≤Ta≤+40°C)) Supply 
conductors shall be suitable for a cont. oper. temp. of at least 105°C. (in cases where (-40°C≤Ta≤+55°C))  
Hermetic Supply conductors shall be suitable for a cont. oper. temp. of at least 125°C. (in cases where (-
40°C≤Ta≤+85°C)) 

Summary of Contents for AMPHE-EX L-2124

Page 1: ...ontents Familiarization Assembly Contact Preparation and Installation Connector Assembly Part Number Code Logic For additional information consult Amphenol AMPHE EX Catalog 12 056 Amphenol EEC Des Pla...

Page 2: ...ins Alternative keying options Alternative pin or sleeve contacts in either the plug or receptacle bodies Model Code Designations Connectors EXM a b c d e f g h Connector series type designation EXM S...

Page 3: ...se only the proper crimping tools that have been set or calibrated with precision gages 8 Make certain that all contacts are the correct size before attempting to assemble in insert cavities This poin...

Page 4: ...l be carried out by suitably trained personnel in accordance with the applicable code of practice e g EN IEC 60079 14 or EN IEC 61241 14 It is the end user s responsibility to ensure that the product...

Page 5: ...determined to have reached end of life can be removed from equipment and disassembled for recycling Components that are not accepted by recycler are safe to be disposed of with other commercial waste...

Page 6: ...g this equipment shall be suitable certified as compliant with EN 60079 28 2007 and provide an inherently safe optical source op is EPL Gb subsequently the following parameters apply Application Tempe...

Page 7: ...should be re twisted 4 Insert wire and contact into crimping tool as far as possible Crimp contact wire well III Contact Insertion and Removal 1 When inserting or removing contacts first remove secur...

Page 8: ...melts It is important that you hold everything very steady until solder begins to flow After soldering one or two connections clean and re tin the tip Soldering must be done quickly since you can melt...

Page 9: ...Contacts Remove sealing plugs Standard Removal Tools Using applicable removal tool insert and carefully work tool tips over wire well When tips bottom contact will release from internal retention clip...

Page 10: ...Page 10 of 17 TYPICAL...

Page 11: ...e securement of the Cable Gland to the cable adapter and seal compression around the cable jacket In terms of the Amphe Ex series the Cable Adapter is considered an enclosure and should be treated as...

Page 12: ...ons required to be determined by end user 9 Thread the receptacle assembly into the bulkhead until the seal touches down and then tighten it by the smallest fraction of a revolution to the first insta...

Page 13: ...down on a table Carefully roll the pouch to force the material on the side being rolled so the material is forced toward the center of theQuik Pak 3 Squeeze the compartment being rolled so that the bu...

Page 14: ...927 0 877 0 49 17 1 3 1 242 1 575 0 87 19 1 3 1 242 1 575 0 87 21 1 3 1 242 1 575 0 87 Note Minimum amount of potting required Epoxy Volume Per Hermetic Receptacle with Integral Potting Adapter Shell...

Page 15: ...ed to Bulkhead Receptacle Figure 3 Hermetic Panel Mount Configuration Inline Plug mated to Hermetic Panel Mount Receptacle ATEX or IECEX CERTIFIED CABLE GLAND IP6X RATED WITH SEALS TEMP RATED 20 C TO...

Page 16: ...anel Mount Receptacle Part Spigot Diameter mm Spigot Length mm EXM a 02 H 9 d e f g 11 95 11 90 21 EXM a 02 H4 9 d e f g 11 95 11 90 21 EXM a 02 H 11 d e f g 14 95 14 90 21 EXM a 02 H4 11 d e f g 14 9...

Page 17: ...Ta 40 C Ex tb IIIC T80 C Db 40 C Ta 40 C IP6X II 2 G D Ex db IIC T5 Gb 40 C Ta 55 C Ex op pr IIC T5 Gb 40 C Ta 55 C Ex tb IIIC T95 C Db 40 C Ta 55 C IP6X II 2 G D Ex db IIC T5 Gb 40 C Ta 55 C Ex op i...

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