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Brief User Guide

This is a quick guide to connecting the instrument for the conven-
ience of personnel who are familiar with this type of product�

More comprehensive instructions are contained later in this 
manual:

1.   Connect a clean air supply of about 2�0 bar (30 psig for 

the 3-15 psig output model, or 2�4 bar (35 psig) for the 
6-30 psig output model) to the IN port (1/4" NPT)�

2.   Connect a pressure gauge or actuator to the OUT port�  

 

   DO NOT use PTFE tape or similar to seal the ports� Use 

a minimum of soft setting anaerobic compound, e�g� 
Loctite Hydraulic Seal 542�

3.  Unscrew the lid to obtain access to the terminals� 

 

   The cable will need to be sealed by an approved gland 

for explosion-proof installation�

 
   The second un-used conduit entry must be sealed with 

an explosion-proof blanking plug�

4.   Connect a 4-20mA current source, either through the Jack-

Plug source or Terminal connections� Ensure that it can 
supply at least 6�5V at 20mA� Check for correct polarity�

 
   DO NOT use a voltage source; it will irreversibly damage 

the converter�

5.   Switch on the air supply and current source and allow a 

few seconds stabilisation time� Adjust span and zero via 
the trimpots if necessary�

If the instrument fails to operate refer to the Simple Functional 
Checks�

General Description

These converters are precision electronic pressure controllers 
designed for continuous process control applications� The units 
operate a closed loop system incorporating a feedback sensor 
ensuring long-term stability and high accuracy performance, 
with ‘fail-safe’ operation, i�e� the output falls to a low pressure 
upon failure of the loop current�

These instruments combine substantial flow capacity, with the 
ability to give precise control into closed volume ‘dead end’ 
applications�

The instrument has been designed to withstand the rigours 
of industrial environments; such as shock, vibration and 
positional effects� As with any other precision instrument 
dropping the unit onto a hard surface may result in shifts in 
calibration or possibly permanent damage� The unit may be 
mounted directly upon a control valve� A mounting bracket is 
provided for surface mounting, or the instrument may be fixed 
directly to rigid pipework�

The electronics are enclosed within a watertight housing, 
which is suitable for outdoor use if a suitable cable gland is 
used� The lid should be firmly tightened, the use of a tool for 
this purpose is not recommended�

Figure 1 

JACK SOCKET: TO CALIBRATE UNIT ON 

INSTALLATION USING A 4-20MA INPUT SIGNAL� 

WHEN USING JACK PLUG A SIGNAL DOES NOT HAVE 

TO BE SUPPLIED VIA THE TERMINAL BLOCK� THE 

INPUT SIGNAL CAN BE MONITORED THROUGH THE 

JACK PLUG SOCKET WHEN UNIT IS IN OPERATION�

1/2"NPT or M20 

Conduit Entry

3�5mm Jack Socket 

Alternative Power 

Supply & Monitor

Span

Zero

Tight Shut Off

4-20mA Input Terminals

1/2"NPT or M20 

Conduit Entry

Lid Locking

External Earth

1/8" Gauge Port

External Earth

Air Filter; 

DO NOT REMOVE WHEN PRESSURIZED� 

DO NOT USE WITH FILTER REMOVED�
Air Filter� BS2000 with 98% efficiency @ 

2µM with water and oil absorption�

Internal Earth

Summary of Contents for 4411

Page 1: ...GE Oil Gas 4411 Model Masoneilan Electropneumatic Transducer Instruction Manual GE Data Classification Public ...

Page 2: ...b GE Oil Gas 2015 General Electric Company All rights reserved ...

Page 3: ...D REGULATIONS APPLICABLE AT THE SITE AND THE PARTICULAR REQUIREMENTS FOR OPERATION OF OTHER EQUIPMENT AT THE SITE THESE INSTRUCTIONS DO NOT PURPORT TO COVER ALL DETAILS OR VARIATIONS IN EQUIPMENT NOR TO PROVIDE FOR EVERY POSSIBLE CONTINGENCY TO BE MET IN CONNECTION WITH INSTALLATION OPERATION OR MAINTENANCE SHOULD FURTHER INFORMATION BE DESIRED OR SHOULD PARTICULAR PROBLEMS ARISE WHICH ARE NOT COV...

Page 4: ...ectrical Installation 4 Wiring and Cable Entry 4 Conduit Entry 4 Calibration 4 Tight Shut Off Adjustment Instructions 5 Simple Functional Checks 5 Technical Specifications 6 Performance 6 Potentially Explosive Atmospheres Markings 7 Instructions Specific to Hazardous Area Installations 8 Instructions Special Condition for Safe Use 8 FM Control Drawing 9 CSA Control Drawing 10 Table of Contents ...

Page 5: ... The 4411 IP Transducer MUST BE installed put into service and maintained by qualified and competent professionals who have undergone suitable training Under certain operating conditions the use of damaged equipment could cause a degradation of the performance of the system which may lead to personal injury or death Changes to specifications structure and components used may not lead to the revisi...

Page 6: ... units operate a closed loop system incorporating a feedback sensor ensuring long term stability and high accuracy performance with fail safe operation i e the output falls to a low pressure upon failure of the loop current These instruments combine substantial flow capacity with the ability to give precise control into closed volume dead end applications The instrument has been designed to withst...

Page 7: ...e baffles must not be blocked with paint and or plastic sheeting etc Captured Bleed Version The baffles and the baffle cover are fitted to maintain the adequate Ingress Protection IP rating of the instrument Removal of these protective parts will invalidate the IP and the NEMA 4X rating of the instrument For captured bleed installation remove the baffle cover and unscrew both the baffles fit 1 8 N...

Page 8: ...oof specifications must be used A ground terminal is provided both internally and externally and should be used if ground continuity is essential The unit is supplied with plastic blanking plugs which must be removed before operation calibration and replaced with a blanking plug conforming to the hazardous area certification rating applicable Calibration The instruments are designed for continuous...

Page 9: ...output pressure is start up pressure 0psi adjust potentiometer slowly clockwise until the output pressure falls to zero Do not turn the pot beyond this point The shut off point is now set Shut off point check Increase the input signal by approximately 0 5mA e g to 3 8mA the output pressure will rise above 0psi Reset the input signal to the required shut off point e g 3 3mA and the output pressure ...

Page 10: ... ISA 51 1 1993 N B Instrument accuracy excludes calibration errors Temperature Effect Span and Zero Mean temperature coefficient over full operating range 40 to 85 C less than 0 035 span degC Vibration 3 of span 4mm peak peak 5 15Hz 2g sine 15 150Hz Mounting Position Integral bracket allows for mounting in any orientation Long Term Stability Span and Zero Typically better than 0 25 span per year E...

Page 11: ...Group BCD T6 Ta 75 C T5 Ta 85 C Class I II III Division 1 Group ABCDEFG T4 Ta 85 C Vmax 30Vdc Imax 110mA Ci 0 006µF Li 100µH Install as per Control drawing 2001 082 Class I Division 2 Group ABCD T6 Ta 75 C T5 Ta 85 C Dust Ingress Protection Class II III Division 1 Group EFG T6 Ta 75 C T5 Ta 85 C Suitable for Class II Division 2 Group FG T6 Ta 75 C T5 Ta 85 C and Class III Division 1 2 CSA Class I ...

Page 12: ...utions e g regular checks as part of routine inspections or establishing from the material s data sheet that it is resistant to specific chemicals Not to be used with pure oxygen or oxygen enriched media as the process fluid Consult the supplier for approval certificates 8 Only approved cable glands are to be used which must maintain an Ingress Protection of IP66 9 Unused entry port hole must be b...

Page 13: ...Masoneilan Model 4411 Electropneumatic Transducer Instruction Manual 9 2015 General Electric Company All rights reserved ...

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Page 15: ...Masoneilan Model 4411 Electropneumatic Transducer Instruction Manual 11 2015 General Electric Company All rights reserved Notes ...

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