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EATON

Installation & Maintenance Instructions

IMI+70-XP-XT Iss_A

© 2020, Eaton

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Summary of Contents for Oxalis XP Series

Page 1: ...l national codes of practice and standards e g BS EN 60079 14 2014 Explosive atmospheres Part 14 Electrical installations design selection and erection IEC 60079 14 2013 IECEx ATEX Certified II 2 G Ex db IIC II 2 D Ex tb IIIC Whilst every effort has been made to ensure that all information in this document is correct at the time of publication due to our policy of continuous improvement the compan...

Page 2: ...EATON Installation Maintenance Instructions IMI 70 XP XT Iss_A 2020 Eaton Page 2 of 24 Amendment Record Issue Date Details of Amendment A First Issue ...

Page 3: ...3 3 1 Sunshield Installation 10 3 3 2 Washer Nozzle Installation 11 3 4 Electrical Installation 12 3 4 1 Electrical Installation XP XT Integratedhousing assembly 12 3 4 2 XP XT Common Connection Examples 13 4 0 Maintenance 14 4 1 Corrosion Protection 14 5 0 Labelling 14 6 0 Specifications Technical data 14 7 0 Special Conditions for safe use 15 Annex to Manual A Ex Annex ATEX Controlled Document 1...

Page 4: ...its See Special Conditions for safe Use in the Certified Annex for cable selection 6 The equipment is designed to satisfy the requirements of Clause 1 2 7 of the Essential Health and Safety Requirements ANNEX II of ATEX Directive 2014 34 EU 7 Be aware that aggressive substances may require extra protection of the equipment to maintain its integrity and explosion protection 8 The equipment may need...

Page 5: ...rity of vision through the window together with the optional integral window wiper mechanism The viewing window is made with toughened glass or in the case of the Thermal Imager and Dual Imager versions is made from Infrared transparent material which is factory fitted with a mechanical window guard The mechanical thermal window guard MUST not be removed There are three system types in the Series ...

Page 6: ...connection and configuration of units the installer should refer to individual project specific drawings and information 2 2 Supplied Equipment Contained in the package are the following items Camera system Installation Technical Manual Optional Sunshield and Fixings Optional Washer Nozzle Kit 2 3 Recommended Tools For installation and maintenance purposes we recommend the following hand tools Vol...

Page 7: ...must not be used for lifting To avoid damage to the unit DO NOT rotate the camera housings by hand The units should not be handled using direct contact with ferrous metal equipment see section 4 1 for details 3 2 Mounting Ensure the desired mounting surface can support four times the combined weight of the complete unit Do not stand or place objects directly under the installed camera system Due c...

Page 8: ...ON Installation Maintenance Instructions IMI 70 XP XT Iss_A 2020 Eaton Page 8 of 24 Fig 1 XP40VE Example XP Series unit showing base mount fixing points Fig 2 Example mounting bracket BPW6500 Wall Bracket ...

Page 9: ...EATON Installation Maintenance Instructions IMI 70 XP XT Iss_A 2020 Eaton Page 9 of 24 Fig 3 BFW5000 Wall Bracket Fig 4 BFP0600 900 1200 Column Spacer ...

Page 10: ...allation The correct sunshield fixings for each model are supplied with the camera system and should be positioned as detailed below To mount the sunshields first they must be positioned correctly and fixed with a Nylon spacer between the sunshield and the camera housing the M5 A4 Button head screws supplied must have the red fiber washer fitted before fixing the sunshield Fig 10 Sunshields have t...

Page 11: ...ed to allow the cleaning fluid to reach the camera window when the wash command is sent The supplied washer nozzle brackets are specific to housing type and are delivered pre aligned for effective use Fig 11 When a wash command is sent to the camera the unit will move to a factory set position allowing the screen to be washed For non continuous rotation pan and tilt units and fixed housings the wa...

Page 12: ...be supplied as required with either AC or DC 24V 110V or 230V Supply all 10 The units should only be powered from the specified voltage no allowance is made for varying voltage supply WARNING IRREPARABLE DAMAGE TO THE UNIT WILL RESULT FROM AN INCORRECT POWER SUPPLY VOLTAGE 3 4 1 Electrical Installation XP XT Integrated Pan Tilt housing assembly For safe access to electrical connections with the XP...

Page 13: ...EATON Installation Maintenance Instructions IMI 70 XP XT Iss_A 2020 Eaton Page 13 3 4 2 XP XT Common Connection Examples Always refer to project specific drawings and information ...

Page 14: ... have high levels of corrosive particles the units should be cleaned every 3 to 4 months using only EATON recommended cleaning products and procedures contact EATON for details EATON takes no responsibility for oxidisation due to a failure to comply with the correct cleaning procedures 5 0 Labelling The certification rating labels are etched on 316 stainless steel and fixed to the units using stai...

Page 15: ...fication at order 7 0 Special Conditions for Safe Use No electromagnetic or ultrasonic energy radiating equipment shall be fitted within the enclosures other than armored protected fiber optic cables op pr or the IR illuminator as specified in project specific documents See Annex for further special conditions for certified safe use ...

Page 16: ...ut from the camera must always be terminated within a suitably certified enclosures or safe area 5 Only armored cable or conduit is to be utilized when fitted with a fiber optic output in order to protect the fiber optic cable 6 Precautions must be taken to avoid dust from forming layers on the equipment 7 Antennas used with the equipment shall be passive with nominal impedance of 50Ω and have a m...

Page 17: ...using stainless steel rivets The contents of the label will be in ENGLISH The label shows A Name of Manufacturer B Model Type C Operating Voltage D EX ratings E ATEX Certificate IECEX certificate numbers F Serial Number G Notified Body Number Standard Enclosure Label OP PR Enclosure label OP IS Enclosure label ...

Page 18: ...7 Wireless II 2 G Ex db Ex ia Ga IIC T6 T5 Gb C Ta C II 2 D Ex tb Ex ia Ga IIIC T135 C Db IP66 67 Note T class Gas Group and ambient temperature is dependent on the assembly configuration and maximum internal power dissipation Optional op pr op is coding T class Gas Group Ambient Temperature range Marked Ambient range can be any of the 40 C to 40 C 60 C to 40 C 40 C to 50 C following 40 C to 55 C ...

Page 19: ...ducer dependent on what was specified at order 5 A minimum of 10 mm depth of engagement must be maintained for all glands 6 All glands reducers must be ingress protected to IP67 or better to maintain the weatherproof rating of the equipment 7 For maintenance purposes consult separately supplied additional project wiring drawings specific to the purchase order for as built wiring and connection det...

Page 20: ...g A2 Removing the Wiper Arm Fig A3 Removing the Front Window cover To gain access to the internal camera rail first the rail will need to be slid out to allow connections to be made If a wiper is fitted first take note of the parked position of the wiper arm and then remove it by loosening the M4 cap head screw that clamps to the wiper shaft Keep the wiper and nylon washer safe for refitting This ...

Page 21: ...al care must be taken not to damage the flame path surface on the flange of the cover Next slide out the camera mounting rail to reveal the incoming cable connection terminals WARNING THIS COVER MUST NOT BE REMOVED UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES UNTIL AT LEAST 5 MINUTES AFTER THE POWER SOURCE IS DISCONNECTED Fig 4b View of lightweight Fixed Housing with alternate input connections ...

Page 22: ... intervals All cable entries and cables should be checked for integrity at regular intervals Extremely harsh environments may require more frequent inspection and maintenance checks Therefore the end user or installer shall ensure that this equipment is protected against external influences which could adversely affect the explosion protection or contact the manufacturer if in doubt of the suitabi...

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