braude TANKMASTER MP Installation, Operation And Maintenance Instructions Download Page 6

 
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Date:  06/09/2019 

 

 

 

IN037 Rev 6 May 2019

 

 

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HERMAL PROCESS EQUIPMENT SPECIALISTS

 

The 

T2

  LED  located  to  the  left  of  the  small  LED  display,  indicates  when  temperature 

probe T2 is showing in the small LED display. This light is NOT activated on standard 
Tankmaster controllers. 
 
The 

‘DB’

 drop-back LED located to the left of the small LED display indicates when the 

drop-back  circuit  is  activated.  This  light  is  NOT  activated  on  standard  Tankmaster 
controllers. 

 

5.2 

Liquid Level LED’s 

 

The ‘

low

’ level LED indicates when the liquid level is below the low level sensor on the 

level probe. This is standard on all Tankmaster controllers 
 
The  ‘

Alarm

’  level  LED  indicates  when  the  liquid  level  is  above  the  High  High  or  Low 

sensors  on  the  second  level  probe.  This  LED  indicator  is  NOT  activated  on  standard 
Tankmaster controllers configured for on one level probe. 

 

5.3  Push buttons P1 to P3 

 

These buttons are used to configure and display the various functions of the controller. 
For  the  standard  Tankmaster  controller  they  are  used  to  change  the  SET  POINT  and 
should be operated as follows. 

 

5.4  Setting the SET POINT 

 

a)  Press P1 once to display the SET POINT, which is shown in the main LED display as 

SP’

. The actual set point value is shown in the small LED display window below it. 

b)  Press P2 to decrease the set point value or P1 to increase it. 
c)  Once you have selected the desired set point value press P3 once to accept it.  

 

5.5  Setting the Hysteresis 

 

 

The  main  LED  display  will  now  show  the  letters  HYC  meaning  Hysteresis  Customer 
setting. This is factory set to +/- 1 degree about the set point. If you wish to keep this 
value press P3 once. If you wish to change it, press P1 and P2 to adjust and then press 
P3 to confirm. Both displays will revert back to normal operation. 

 

5.6  Calibration points A and B 

 

Two  potentiometers  A  and  B  have  been  provided  to  calibrate  the  Tankmaster  against 
temperature probes attached to it. These calibration points are located to the right of the 
main LED display and are marked A and B. See Fig 2. 
 
The Tankmaster is calibrated for use with a standard temperature probes, type TPOMKV 
(0.5m probe with 2m flying lead) unless specified on the despatch paperwork. Should you 
attach  a  longer  temperature  probe,  it  will  be  necessary  to  re-calibrate the  controller  in 
order  for  it  to  display  the  correct  temperature.  Calibration  point  A  is  for  calibrating 

Summary of Contents for TANKMASTER MP

Page 1: ...E Combined Temperature and Liquid Level Controller INSTALLATION OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS These instructions should be carefully read and understood by all operators before installing and...

Page 2: ...roller capable of controlling liquid and temperature parameters within a process Fig 1 Tankmaster controller Wall mounting holes 4 corners Calibration Pots A B Control LED s Levelmaster HPD probe plug...

Page 3: ...olt free relays UNLESS specified at the time of order Should the Tankmaster MP be ordered as a mains output voltage type the grey output lead marked with a red warning label and fitted with a protecti...

Page 4: ...on Black 3 Alarm relay common This relay is volt free and any voltage between 12 and 240v may be applied across it Black 4 Alarm relay output Black 5 Level control output pump This is a volt free rela...

Page 5: ...n in Fig 2 on page 6 has two LED displays six LED s and three push buttons The larger of the two displays referred to as the main display throughout this document displays the temperature of probe T1...

Page 6: ...Setting the SET POINT a Press P1 once to display the SET POINT which is shown in the main LED display as SP The actual set point value is shown in the small LED display window below it b Press P2 to...

Page 7: ...he end stops on the potentiometers otherwise damage will occur 5 7 Immersion Method Against Known Temperature Place the probe and a thermometer in a container of ice and water and allow to settle for...

Page 8: ...ALISTS Fig 2 Temp and Liquid level status TEMPERATURE LEVEL HEATER PUMP Alarm Low Low Alarm Temperature below set point OFF ON ON Temperature above set point OFF OFF OFF Liquid level low ON OFF OFF ON...

Page 9: ...Page 9 Date 06 09 2019 IN037 Rev 6 May 2019 THERMAL PROCESS EQUIPMENT SPECIALISTS 6 Wiring connection Fig 3 Wiring diagram for Tankmaster connected to Polaris heater Live relay...

Page 10: ...the solution level The probe is supplied with a two or three pin IP66 standard plug which should be connected to the appropriate sockets on the underside of the controller Ensure that the locking rin...

Page 11: ...velmaster probe 10 1 1 Low level only Cut the red sensor to the low level required Cut the white sensor 50mm higher than the low level sensor Cut the green sensor to not less than 30mm below the lowes...

Page 12: ...s supplied with your immersion heater If the HPD is used to control more than one heater the POLARIS fitted with an HPD probe must be mounted slightly higher than the others Plug the probe lead into t...

Page 13: ...ng add a small amount of common salt to increase the conductivity of the solution It is recommended that the probe assemblies are cleaned as part of the regular maintenance schedule to avoid build up...

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