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European Safety Systems Ltd.

   Impress House, Mansell Road, Acton, London W3 7QH 

   Tel: +44 (0)208 743 8880 

 

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Document No. D202-00-201-IS_Issue_1                   07-05-2019 

 Sheet 5 of 8 

M/S 1 

 M/S 2 

+ -

+ -

1   3 

 4   6 

SERIES 1 

SERIES 2 

 EOL 1 

 EOL 2

Series (In line) device; 

resistor – SxxxR

diode – SD1

zener – SxxxZ

LED

11) Wiring Unit

The units come with two options for the terminal block. 

A DIN rail version which has 8-way connection and allows for 

full configuration at factory or limited wiring of EOL devices by 

customer. 

The  PCB  Terminal  Version  has  a  6-way  connector  but  is 
designed  to  allow  for  full  configuration  with  Series  and  EOL 

devices in a number of wiring configurations. 

For EOL and Series device limitations and configurations see 
Section 12. 

For full wiring details see wiring diagrams page 7 & 8. 

Wiring Connections for 8-Way DIN Rail 

Fig. 4 DIN Rail in Base 

Wiring Connections For 6-Way PCB Terminal Board 

Fig. 5 PCB Terminal Block in Base

 

See section 12 and pages 7 & 8 for details of adding Series 

and EOL devices on the PCB. This can either be done at the 
order stage or added to the correct terminal blocks afterward. 

All  devices  must  comply  with  the  requirements  stipulated  in 

section 12. 

12) End-of-Line and Series Devices

All  models  can  be  fitted  with  series  resistors,  end-of-

line  monitoring  resistors,  monitoring  diodes,  zener 

diodes and also specific customer modules if supplied 

with  direct  current  up  to  48Vdc  and  limited  to  a 

maximum  total  power  consumption  no  greater  than 

6.224W. 

Min. resistor values and current limitations must be observed 
depending on supply voltage and type of components fitted. If 

a  combination  of  resistors  /  diodes  /  zener  diodes  is  used, 

values  for  all  components  must  be  observed  and  lowest 

current limit for either component becomes overall limit. 

Current  limitation  for  units  fitted  with  end-of-line  resistors, 

diodes  or  zener  diodes  must be  ensured by  using  a current 

limited power supply or fitting a current limiting resistor at the 
control panel (not provided). 

The  following  table  1  shows  limitations  for  all  possible 

variations: 

EOL (End of line) device; 

resistor – ExxxR

diode – ED1

zener – ExxxZ

Microswitch 1 = M/S 1 

Microswitch 2 = M/S 2 

The unit can be wired with a maximum of 4 module devices – 

see wiring diagrams. 

Please refer to wiring diagrams on sheets 7 & 8. 

Note: - The maximum voltage stated must not be exceeded, 
as  the  internal  resistor  modules  are  rated  as  compliant  with 

Ex d according to the unit voltage. 

If lower value resistors than seen on table are required it may 

be possible to configure but seek advice from E2S to ensure 
compliance is still maintained. 

Supply 

voltage 

24Vdc 

Supply 

voltage 

48Vdc 

Type of 
component fitted 

value 

Max. 
current 
mA 

value 

Max. 
current 
mA 

End-of-Line 
Resistor 
*See note

min. 

470R/2W 

or 

min. 

2k2/0.5W 

3000 

min. 

2k2/2W 

or 

min. 

8k2/ 0.5W 

1000 

End-of-Line Diode 
Type 1N5401 

2W 

59.13 

2W 

25.26 

Series Resistor 
*See note

min.  470R 

/  2W 

or 

min. 

2k2/0.5W 

3000 

min. 

2k2/2W 

or 

min. 

8k2/0.5W 

1000 

Series Diode 
Type 1N5401 

2W 

59.13 

2W 

25.26 

Series Zener Diode 
Type 1N5333B 

3.3V 

230 

3.3V 

230 

4.7V 

162 

4.7V 

162 

5.1V 

149 

5.1V 

149 

5.6V 

136 

5.6V 

136 

6.2V 

122 

6.2V 

122 

6.8V 

112 

6.8V 

112 

10V 

76 

10V 

76 

12V 

63 

12V 

63 

 6   4 

 3   1 

- +

- +

M/S 2 

M/S 1

Summary of Contents for GNExCP7-PT-S

Page 1: ...tings for US Canada The GNExCP7PT callpoints comply with the following standards UL 60079 0 2017 Ed 6 Explosive Atmospheres Part 0 Equipment General requirements UL 60079 1 2015 Ed7 Explosive Atmospheres Part 1 Equipment protection by flameproof enclosures d UL 60079 31 2012 Ed 2 Explosive Atmospheres Part 31 Equipment dust ignition protection by enclosure t The Callpoints are rated as follows Cla...

Page 2: ... C Area Classification Dust Zone 21 Explosive dust air mixture likely to occur in normal operation Zone 22 Explosive dust air mixture not likely to occur in normal operation and if it does it will only exist for a short time Dust Groupings Group IIIA Combustible Flyings Group IIIB Non conductive Dust Group IIIC Conductive Dust Maximum Surface Temperature for Dust Applications 90ºC 135 C IP Rating ...

Page 3: ...plosion proof Enclosure Check that the earth bonding wire between the two castings is secure and the O ring seal is in place When fitting the flameproof cover ensure the cover is sitting flat and correctly positioned on the base Insert the M6 x 50 stainless steel A4 70 Cap Head cover bolts and fully tighten down tightening torque 3 5Nm ensuring no gap is visible between the cover and base of the e...

Page 4: ... cable glands or blanking plugs The GNExCP7 Call Point range can be supplied with the following types of adapters M20 to NPT M20 to NPT M20 to M25 It is important to note that stopping plugs cannot be fitted onto adapters only directly onto the M20 entries Any other adapters used must be suitably rated and ATEX IECEx certified adapters 10 Cable Connections Electrical Connections are to be made int...

Page 5: ...8Vdc and limited to a maximum total power consumption no greater than 6 224W Min resistor values and current limitations must be observed depending on supply voltage and type of components fitted If a combination of resistors diodes zener diodes is used values for all components must be observed and lowest current limit for either component becomes overall limit Current limitation for units fitted...

Page 6: ...n The plunger will remain in the down latched position until the unit is reset This is done by lifting the plunger back up using the tool reset key provided 14 Maintenance Overhaul Repair Maintenance repair and overhaul of the equipment should only be carried out by suitably qualified personnel in accordance with the current relevant standards To avoid a possible electrostatic charge the unit must...

Page 7: ... 1 M S 2 Optional Single or Double Microswitch Circuit shown wit Unit un operated GNExCP7 UL38 PCB Version M S 1 M S 2 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 M S 1 7 8 M S 1 IN M S 1 OUT Series Device if fitted 1 2 3 4 5 6 M S 1 7 8 M S 1 IN M S 1 OUT EOL Device if fitted Alternative Wiring Option 2 Position for Series Device if fitted EOL Device if fitted Series Device if fitted EOL Device if fitted EOL Device if fitte...

Page 8: ...2 3 4 5 6 M S 1 Y M S 2 1 2 3 1 2 3 SERIES DEVICE 1 RESISTOR EOL DEVICE 1 EZ1 1 2 3 1 2 3 SERIES DEVICE 2 NONE DEFAULT LINK EOL DEVICE 2 RESISTOR B R M S 1 M S 2 Example Dual Microswitch Microswitch M S 1 With EOL Zener With Series Resistor Microswitch M S 2 With EOL Resistor With no Series Device Simplified Diagram Full Circuit Diagram 1A Circuit as shown in Unoperated condition Terminals 1 3 M S...

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