background image

SET-1000 12 VDC 

 

 

                                                        D15648_E-2 

Installation and Operating Instructions 

 

Copyright © 2019 Labkotec Oy 

13/14 

We reserve the right for changes without notice 

Appendix 2 Electrical parameters 

When  installing  the  device,  make  sure  that  the  electrical  values  of  the  cable 
between SET-1000 and sensor never exceed maximum electrical parameters.  

The cabling between SET-1000 control unit and cable extension junction box /  
cable  joint  must  be  executed  as  in  figure  4  /  8  Extension  cable  should  be 
shielded paired twisted instrument cable. 

Due to non-linear characteristics of the sensor voltage, the interaction of both, 
capacitance  and  inductance,  must  be  taken  into  account.  The  table  below 
indicates the connecting values in explosion groups IIC and IIB.  

In explosion group IIA the values of the group IIB can be followed.

 

U

o

 = 14,7 V 

 

I

o

  = 55 mA      

P

o

 = 297 mW          

R

 = 404 

Ω 

The characteristics of the output voltage is trapezoidal. 

Max. permissible value 

  Both Co and Lo 

 

Co 

Lo 

Co 

Lo 

II C 

 608nF 

 10 mH 

568nF 
458 nF 
388 nF 
328 nF 
258 nF 

0,15 mH 
0,5 mH 
1,0 mH 
2,0 mH 
5,0 mH 

II B 

3,84μF 

30 mH 

3,5 µF 
3,1 µF 
2,4 µF 
1,9 µF 
1,6 µF 

0,15 mH 
0,5 mH 
1,0 mH 
2,0 mH 
5,0 mH 

L

o

/R

o

 =  116,5 

H/

 (IIC) and 466 

H/

 (IIB) 

Table 2.Electrical parameters 

Maximum length of the sensor cable is determined by the resistance (max. 75 
Ω) and other electrical parameters (Co, Lo and Lo/Ro) of the sensor circuit. 

Example:  Determing the maximum cable length 

 

 

 

Instrument cable with following characteristics is used: 
-  DC resistance of a twin wire at + 20°C is approx. 81 

Ω / km. 

-  Inductance is approx. 3 

μH / m. 

-  Capacitance is approx. 70 nF/km 

 

 

Influence of resistance 

Estimate for additional resistances in the circuit is 10 

Ω. The max length of the 

cable is then (75 

Ω - 10 Ω) / (81  Ω / km) = 

800 m

 

 

 

The influence of inductance and capacitance of a 800 m cable is: 

 

 

Influence of inductance 

Total inductance is 0,8 km x 3 

μH/m = 2,4 mH. The sum value of the cable and 

e.g. SET/OS2 sensor [Li = 30 

μH] is 2,43 mH. L/R ratio is thus 2,4 mH / (75 – 10) 

Ω = 37 μH/Ω, which is less than the maximum allowed value 116,5 μH/Ω. 

 

 

Influence of capacitance 

Cable capacitance is 0,8 km x 70 nF/km = 56 nF. Combined value of the cable 
and the e.g. SET/OS2 sensor [Ci = 3 nF] is 59 nF. 

 

 

 

When compared to the values in table 2, we can summarize that above values do 
not limit the use of this particular 800 m cable in explosion groups IIB or IIC. 

Feasibility of other cable types and sensors for different distances can be 
calculated accordingly. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for SET-1000 12 VDC

Page 1: ...D Tel 358 29 006 260 Fax 358 29 006 1260 24 9 2019 Internet www labkotec fi D15648_E 2 1 14 Copyright 2019 Labkotec Oy We reserve the right for changes without notice SET 1000 12 VDC Level switch for...

Page 2: ...able junction box 5 2 2 Cabling when using cable joint 6 3 OPERATION AND SETTINGS 7 3 1 Operation 7 3 2 Altering settings 8 4 TROUBLE SHOOTING 10 5 REPAIR AND SERVICE 11 6 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 11 APPEN...

Page 3: ...er alarms level control and alarms in oil sand and grease separators The LED indicators push buttons and interfaces of the device are described in figure 1 Figure 1 SET 1000 level switch features SET...

Page 4: ...t cover The connectors of the external conductors are isolated by separating plates The plates must not be removed The plate covering the connectors must be installed back after executing cable connec...

Page 5: ...to equipotential ground thru the ground terminal Other components of the system that need to be grounded can also be connected to the same ground terminal The wire used for equipotential grounding mu...

Page 6: ...cable between SET 1000 control unit and the sensor do not exceed the maximum allowed electrical parameters see appendix 1 Technical data IP rating of the cable joint is IP68 Make sure that the cable j...

Page 7: ...t a representative of the manufacturer Normal mode no alarms The level in the tank is below the sensor Mains LED indicator is on Other LED indicators are off Relays 1 and 2 are energized High level al...

Page 8: ...e it is already in alarm status When the Test push button is released The device returns without delay to the preceding status Fault alarm on When pressing the Test push button The device does not rea...

Page 9: ...will be on and relays de energize when the liquid level is above the sensor s trigger level high level mode OPERATIONAL DELAY SETTING DELAY Switch S2 is used to set the operational delay of the device...

Page 10: ...easure the voltage separately between the poles 10 and 11 The voltages should be between 10 3 11 8 V 3 If the voltages are correct measure the sensor current Do as follows 3 1 Disconnect sensor s wire...

Page 11: ...e atmosphere Sensors connected to it may be installed in explosive atmosphere zone 0 1 or 2 In case of installations in explosive atmospheres the national requirements and relevant standards as IEC EN...

Page 12: ...uts Two potential free relay outputs 250 V 5 A 100 VA Operational delay 5 sec or 30 sec Relays de energize at trigger point Operation mode selectable for increasing or decreasing level Electrical safe...

Page 13: ...0 15 mH 0 5 mH 1 0 mH 2 0 mH 5 0 mH Lo Ro 116 5 H IIC and 466 H IIB Table 2 Electrical parameters Maximum length of the sensor cable is determined by the resistance max 75 and other electrical parame...

Page 14: ......

Reviews: