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E2630-HFC

Rev 23.03.2021

Connections

1. Unscrew four lid screws and detach the lid from the device;

2. Attach the device to the wall using provided screws through the side mounting holes or
key slots (This step may be done before step 1, consider your convenience).

3. Use two M16 cable glands to let in the cables of the power supply and of the external
devices.

Connect the power terminals N and L to the 24 V power source if you are using detector
version -24 or to 230 V AC mains if you are using detector version -230 (see diagram
below).

The terminals on the E2630 series devices are suitable for a wide range of wires with
cross-section 0,2...1,5 mm

2

. We recommend to strip the wire end by 5...6 mm and use the

wire end sleeves. To connect the wire, loosen the screw, insert the wire end into the
terminal hole and tighten the screw. The outer diameter of the cable must not exceed 8
mm.

To use relay outputs, connect the chosen actuators to the relay terminals RE1 and/or RE2.

NOTE! Actuator short-circuits shall be avoided. To protect the instrument relays, use
external fuses or safety switches.

3. Place the lid back and fix it with the screws. Make certain that the cable glands are
properly tightened to ensure the conformity to IP65 protection class.

4. Turn on the power. It may take up to five minutes after switching on for the sensor to
stabilize.

For stable operating, it is recommended to keep the detector powered constantly, except
for periods of maintenance, calibration, replacement, etc.

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Summary of Contents for E2630-HFC

Page 1: ...Refrigerant Detector E2630 HFC User Manual...

Page 2: ...duct description 6 Safety requirements 6 Operating conditions 6 Installation guidelines 7 Mounting dimensions 8 Connections 9 Operation 10 Sensor probe handling 11 Maintenance 12 Calibration 12 Delive...

Page 3: ...e environment Now hydrofluorocarbons are the most commonly used halocarbon refrigerants Hydrofluoroolefins HFO is the last generation of refrigerants more environmentally friendly than HFCs but modera...

Page 4: ...21 asphyxiation in confined spaces At higher temperatures 250 C decomposition products may include hydrofluoric acid HF and carbonyl halides An escape of refrigerant through a leak may damage the refr...

Page 5: ...face UART Relay outputs 2 SPDT max 5 A 30 VDC 250 VAC Alarm signaling Buzzer 2 kHz 85 dB red LED LEDs Green red operation fault red gas alarm Enclosure Grey ABS wall mount protection class IP65 Dimens...

Page 6: ...o static electricity Connection diagrams can be found in the connections section The device might not perform correctly or be damaged if the wrong power supply is connected External circuits connected...

Page 7: ...a of the device however the coverage area for a detector is usually between 2 5 to 5 meters radius For early leakage detection install the sensor as close as possible to the potential leakage sources...

Page 8: ...E2630 HFC Rev 23 03 2021 Mounting dimensions 8...

Page 9: ...5 mm2 We recommend to strip the wire end by 5 6 mm and use the wire end sleeves To connect the wire loosen the screw insert the wire end into the terminal hole and tighten the screw The outer diameter...

Page 10: ...gas concentration exceeds the LOW alarm setpoint the bottom red LED starts flashing at a rate of 1 Hz and the relay RE1 switches over The first alarm stops automatically if the gas concentration drop...

Page 11: ...lter Place a new filter into the cap and tighten it again NOTE Never stab or press the filter near its center where the sensor is located since this may damage the sensor Do not remove the filter as i...

Page 12: ...e Manufacturer with standard gas mixtures before delivery Provided that the sensor is used under moderate conditions field recalibration is recommended every 12 months Please contact your dealer for m...

Page 13: ...Manufacturer will at its option either repair or replace a product that proves to be defective This warranty is void if the product has been operated in conditions outside ranges specified by the Manu...

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