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ACCESSORIES

10.  IDENTIFICATION AND MOUNTING

10.1  Engraved scale and tag plates

All BA374C indicators are fitted with blank
stainless steel scale and tag plates above and
below the display.   These can easily be removed
for engraving, or if requested they can be supplied
engraved with any units of measurement and tag
information.  Each plate can accommodate:

       1 row of 9 alphanumeric characters 10mm high

   or 1 row of 13 alphanumeric characters 7mm high

   or 2 rows of 18 alphanumeric characters 5mm high

10.2  Pipe mounting kits 

Two pipe mounting kits are available for securing
the BA374C to a horizontal or vertical pipe.

BA392

Stainless steel  bracket secured by two
worm drive hose clips.   Will clamp to
any vertical or horizontal pipe with
outside diameter between 60 to 80mm.

BA393

Heavy duty stainless steel bracket
secured by a single 'V' bolt.  Will clamp
to any vertical or horizontal pipe with an
outside diameter between 40 and
80mm.

10.3  Panel mounting kit

The BA394 panel mounting kit will secure the
BA374C indicator into a panel aperture.  All parts
are stainless steel and the kit contains a trim-plate
to conceal the edge of the panel aperture.

11.0  ALARMS

The BA374C can be supplied with two solid state
single pole alarm outputs.  Each output may be
programmed as a high or low alarm with a
normally open or a normally closed output.  Fig 10
illustrates the conditions available and shows
which are fail safe, i.e. output is in the alarm
condition (open) when the transmitter is not
powered.   When an alarm is activated the
indicator display alternates between the measured
value and an alarm identification.

WARNING!

These alarm outputs should not be
used for critical safety applications

such as a shut-down system.

Fig 10  Alarm outputs

Programmable functions for each alarm include
adjustable hysteresis, alarm delay and alarm
accept.

11.1.1  Solid state output 

Each alarm has a galvanically isolated single pole
solid state switch output as shown in Fig 11.   The
output is polarised and current will only flow in one
direction.

Fig 11 Equivalent circuit of each alarm output

11.1.2  Intrinsic safety

Each alarm output is a separate galvanically
isolated solid state switch with certified output
parameters less than those specified for 

simple

apparatus 

in Clause 5.4 of EN50020.   This allows

the alarm terminals 8 & 9 and 10 & 11 to be
connected to any intrinsically safe circuit protected
by a EEx ia IIC certified Zener barrier or galvanic
isolator providing the output parameters of  the
circuit do not exceed:

Uo

=       30V dc

Io

=       280mA

Po

=       0.85W

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Summary of Contents for BA374C

Page 1: ...BA374C Intrinsically safe field mounting indicating temperature transmitter Issue 5 3rd December 2003...

Page 2: ...ut current calibration 6 7 Security code 6 8 Calibrating the internal references 6 8 1 Conditioning internal references 6 8 2 Voltage input reference 6 8 3 3 wire RTD reference 6 8 4 4 wire RTD refere...

Page 3: ...Section 6 you will find information on setting up for Section 6 3 Thermocouple input Section 6 4 Resistance thermometer input Section 6 5 Voltage input A word of warning Section 6 8 explains how you...

Page 4: ...4...

Page 5: ...ing look up tables stored in permanent memory The resulting temperature is shown on the internal display and controls the 4 20mA output current The transmitter and the optional alarms are powered from...

Page 6: ...BA374C to be installed in all Zones and to be used with most common industrial gases at ambient temperatures between 40 60o C Note minimum operating temperature 20o C 3 4 Certification information la...

Page 7: ...Any certified diode return barrier may be used in the return wire For guidance System Certificate Ex96D2505 list some of these devices Fig 3 BA374C powered from a common supply When designing any loo...

Page 8: ...d such that the environmental conditions specified by the instru ment datasheet and the EC Type Examination Certificate are not exceeded Please consult BEKA associates if the instrument is to be insta...

Page 9: ...ogramme menu calibration procedure using the trim menu and the calibration example in sections 6 1 7 1 and 8 are read prior to changing function or calibrating the transmitter Figs 7A 7B and 9 show th...

Page 10: ...ctions in the programme menu is described in the following summary with a cross reference to more detailed information Figs 7A and 7B illustrates the location of each function within the menu Display...

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Page 13: ...will reveal the current setting This setting may be changed by scrolling through the menu using the Up or Down buttons When the required input is displayed pressing P will reveal a sub menu enabling...

Page 14: ...esistance thermometer input from the InPut sub menu press P to reveal the tYPE sub menu Press P again to display the current type of resistance thermometer which may be changed by scrolling through th...

Page 15: ...transfer control to the next digit When the least significant digit has been adjusted press E to return to the InPut prompt from which the display prompt dISP can be selected by pressing the Up or Dow...

Page 16: ...Voltage input 3 wire RTD 4 wire RTD Current output The input voltage reference must be adjusted first irrespective of the transmitter application but it is only necessary to adjust the other three ref...

Page 17: ...ly 4mA The transmitter output current shown on the external current measuring instrument should be adjusted to 4 000 0 001mA using the transmitter Up and Down buttons When correct press the E push but...

Page 18: ...temperature of the primary element operate the Up or Down buttons until the transmitter display is correct Immediately the Up or Down button is operated the annunicator in the top left hand corner of...

Page 19: ...ple With tHC displayed press P to enter the thermocouple sub menu The first parameter tYPE will be displayed pressing P again will give access to the seven different types of thermocouple Select J usi...

Page 20: ...erature although this may be less accurate With the transmitter displaying the ZEro prompt and the correct input connected to the transmitter push P which will cause the transmitter to display the the...

Page 21: ...hazardous area but only certified test equipment should be used unless a gas clearance certificate is available If a BA374C fails after it has been functioning correctly the procedure shown in sectio...

Page 22: ...74C can be supplied with two solid state single pole alarm outputs Each output may be programmed as a high or low alarm with a normally open or a normally closed output Fig 10 illustrates the conditio...

Page 23: ...ary of programmable alarm functions Display Summary of function EnbL Alarm enable Enables or disables the alarm function without changing the alarm parameters See section 11 3 1 SP1 Alarm setpoint 1 A...

Page 24: ...24 Fig 13 Programme structure for optional alarms...

Page 25: ...rm output status select no nc from the alarm sub menu and press P reveal the current setting The function can be changed by pressing the Up or Down button followed by the E button to return the no nc...

Page 26: ...AcSP prompt in the Programme Menu Code 0000 will disable the security code allowing direct access to the setpoints by pressing the P and Up buttons simultaneously New instruments are supplied with thi...

Page 27: ...or galvanic isolator may be used providing the output parameters do not exceed Uo 30V dc Io 159mA Po 0 8W For guidance the system certificates list some of the devices which may be used Fig 15 Backli...

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