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Zone

Description

Supported?

Gas

0

Explosive gas air mixture continuously present.

1

Explosive gas air mixture likely to occur in normal 

operation.

2

Explosive gas air mixture not likely to occur, and if it does 

it will only exist for a short time.

Dust

20

Explosive atmosphere in the form of a cloud of 

combustible dust in air is continuously present, or for long 

periods or frequently.

21

Explosive atmosphere in the form of a cloud of 

combustible dust in air is likely to occur occasionally in 

normal operation.

22

Explosive atmosphere in the form of a cloud of 

combustible dust in air is not likely to occur in normal 

operation, but if it does occur, will only persist for a short 

period.

Group

Definition

Supported?

Gas

IIA

e.g. Propane

IIB

e.g. Ethylene

IIC

e.g. Hydrogen

Dust

IIIA

Combustible flyings

IIIB

Non-conductive dusts

IIIC

Conductive dusts

Table 1:

 Gas and Dust Zones in which the ExTemp may be used

Table 2: 

Gas and Dust Groups in which the ExTemp is suitable for use

Table 3:

 Gas ignition temperature classifications to which the ExTemp conforms

Gas Ignition Temperature

Classification

Supported?

450 °C

T1

300 °C

T2

200 °C

T3

135 °C

T4

100 °C

T5

NO

85 °C

T6

NO

Summary of Contents for ExTemp Series

Page 1: ...ExTemp Series Intrinsically Safe Infrared Temperature Sensor and LCT Loop Configuration Tool Operator s Guide ...

Page 2: ...on of a safety barrier or isolator The ExTemp dust certification relies upon the ingress protection provided by the device enclosure and therefore the device MUST NOT be opened Care should be taken to avoid inadvertently loosening the cable gland when tightening locknuts Do not attempt to repair a faulty unit Contact the vendor to arrange a return CONFORMANCE TO REQUIREMENTS This product has passe...

Page 3: ...casionally in normal operation 22 Explosive atmosphere in the form of a cloud of combustible dust in air is not likely to occur in normal operation but if it does occur will only persist for a short period Group Definition Supported Gas IIA e g Propane IIB e g Ethylene IIC e g Hydrogen Dust IIIA Combustible flyings IIIB Non conductive dusts IIIC Conductive dusts Table 1 Gas and Dust Zones in which...

Page 4: ...m User Configurable C Configurable via optional USB adapter General Temperature Range 20 C to 1000 C see table of Model Numbers Output 4 to 20 mA Minimum Temperature Span 100 C Maximum Temperature Span 1000 C Field of View See table of Model Numbers Accuracy 1 C or 1 whichever is greater Repeatability 0 5 C or 0 5 whichever is greater Emissivity Setting Range 0 20 to 1 00 pre set to 0 95 Emissivit...

Page 5: ... to 70 C Operating range Relative Humidity Max 95 non condensing CE Marked Yes RoHS Compliant Yes Hazardous Area Classification ATEX Classification Ex II 1GD IECEx Classification Gas Ex ia IIC T4 Ga IECEx Classification Dust Ex ia IIIC T135 C IP65 Da Ambient Temperature Rating 20 C Ta 70 C Maximum DC Input Voltage Ui 28 V Maximum Input Current Ii 93 mA Maximum Input Power Pi 650 mW Maximum Interna...

Page 6: ...own below with a larger measured spot size INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE The installation process consists of the following stages 1 Preparation 2 Mechanical installation 3 Electrical installation Please read the following sections thoroughly before proceeding with the installation 11 0 0 Spot Dia inches Spot Dia mm Distance Sensor to object inches Distance Sensor to object mm 61 9 111 9 0 5 2 4 4 ...

Page 7: ... In these types of environment the air purge collar should be used to help keep the lens clean Electrical Interference To minimise electromagnetic interference or noise the sensor should be mounted away from motors generators and such like Wiring Check the distance between the sensor and the indicating controlling device If necessary the sensor can be ordered with a longer cable attached Contact C...

Page 8: ...ng The optional air purge collar is used to keep dust fumes moisture and other contaminants away from the lens It must be screwed on fully Air flows into the hose barb fitting and out of the front aperture Air flow should be no more than 5 to 15 litres min Clean or instrument air is recommended ...

Page 9: ...arkings Wire Identity 1 PWR 2 PWR Table 4 Wire Identification CONFIGURATION All models are configurable via the optional USB adapter Loop Configuration Tool model LCT and free CalexConfig configuration software The LCT has hook type connectors and may be connected to the 4 20 mA loop as shown above The LCT USB adapter is not certified for use in hazardous areas It must only be connected on the saf...

Page 10: ... Hold Mode to Peak or Valley and setting the hold period This is useful if the temperature reading is interrupted by gaps between moving objects or by an obstruction Default setting OFF Emissivity and Compensation From the Settings menu go to Emissivity and Compensation Emissivity Setting Enter the emissivity of the target Target emissivity can be determined experimentally or estimated using an em...

Page 11: ...ct us for further advice LENS CLEANING Keep the lens clean and dry at all times Any foreign matter on the lens would affect measurement accuracy Blow off loose particles if not using the air purge accessory with an air puffer If dust or condensation continuously forms on the lens consider fitting an air purge collar TROUBLESHOOTING Symptom Probable Cause Solution No output No power to sensor Check...

Page 12: ...afe side of a suitable certified Intrinsically Safe barrier or isolator Do not attempt to repair a faulty unit Contact the vendor to arrange a return ELECTRICAL CONNECTION Connect the device to the 4 to 20 mA measurement loop via the hook type connectors For reliable communications the total resistance RL on the 4 to 20 mA loop should be within the range specified on the connection diagrams You ma...

Page 13: ...pending on whether or not this internal resistance is used Configuration A 400 Ω RL 800 Ω not using the internal resistance 11 12 RL LCT 4 20 mA MTL5541 11 12 RL LCT MTL5541 10 220 Ω 4 20 mA 2 RL LCT MTL7706 1 Earth pin Configuration B 180 Ω RL 580 Ω using the internal resistance EXAMPLE BARRIER MODEL MTL7706 200 Ω RL 800 Ω ...

Page 14: ...the Settings menu The default password is 1234 MAINTENANCE AND TROUBLESHOOTING Our technical support engineers are available for application assistance calibration repair and solutions to specific problems Contact our Service Department before returning any equipment In many cases problems can be solved over the telephone Contact us for further advice GUARANTEE Calex guarantees each instrument it ...

Page 15: ...ock Clear graph Exit Unlock Graph Change Password Settings Apply save and exit Select connected sensor Emissivity Compensation Temperature List Temperature Display 4 to 20 mA Output Processing Default Password 1234 Connection List ...

Page 16: ...Issue O Aug 2018 Calex Electronics Limited PO Box 2 Leighton Buzzard Bedfordshire England LU7 4AZ Tel 44 0 1525 373178 Fax 44 0 1525 851319 Email mail calex co uk Online www calex co uk ...

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