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THZ & TDZ

Field Installation Diag

ram:

TDZ [HP]

 Intr

insically Saf

e System

F

or Hazardous 'Classified' Locations

100-100-56

C

CONTR

OL DRA

WING

ECO 13262

CA

TEGOR

Y

TITLE

DRA

WING NUMBER

REVISED BY

D

A

TE

BY

APPR

O

V

AL

REVISION

DECIMALS

.X

.XX

.XXX

HOLES:

=+.003-.002/+.08-.05

ANGLES:

NO

TICE RE PR

OPRIET

AR

Y INFORMA

TION:

 This dr

a

wing and the inf

or

m-

ation contained herein are the propr

ietar

y proper

ty of Moore Industr

ies-

Inter

national, Inc.

 (MII) and should not be reproduced or disclosed to an

third par

ty without the wr

itten consent of an author

iz

ed officer of MII.

DRA

WN

CHECKED

ENGINEER

SCALE

DO NO

T SCALE DRA

WING

T

OLERANCES

(UNLESS NO

TED)

= ±inch

= ±.1

= ±.03

= ±.010

= ± 30'

/mm

/2.54

/0.76

/0.25

NONE

09/00

Gus H.

 Elias

W

. Ho

CB

02/01

09/00

02/01

G.E.

Gus H.

 Elias

CER

TIFIED PR

ODUCT

This is a controlled 'Related' or 'Schedule'

dr

a

wing.

  No modifications are per

mitted

without the notification and final appro

v

al of

the Q.A.

 Cer

tification Engineer (related dwgs

.)

or the Cer

tifying Agency (schedule dwgs

.).

= 30 

VDC

= 110 mA

=  0.825 

W

= 18.5 nF

=  0 µH

³  C

+ C

cab

le

³  L

i

 + L

cab

le

³  

V

oc

 or 

V

t

³

   I

sc

 or I

t

Entity P

ar

ameters

(P

o

w

er/Loop

, +PS & -PS):

4

+PS

–PS

1

3

Barr

ier or other

Associated

Appar

atus

Unspecified

Appar

atus

(1)

Non-Hazardous Saf

e Area

Ground P

ath

Resistance Must Not

Exceed 1 W

(2)

+PS

-PS

3

2

1

(3)

Hazardous 'Classified' Locations - FM (US NEC 500):

Intr

insically Saf

e:

 Class I,II,III;

 Div

. 1;

 Groups A-G.

Non-Incendiv

e:

 Class I, Div

. 2, Groups A-D

.

Class II, Div

. 2, Groups F & G and Class III, Div

. 2.

PC-Prog

rammab

le Smar

t HAR

T

T

emper

ature 

T

ransmitter with Displa

y.

V

max

 or 

U

i

I

max

 or 

I

i

 

P

max

 or 

P

i

                   C

i

                   L

i

C

a

 or 

C

o

L

a

 or 

L

o

      

V

max

 or 

U

i

        I

max

 or 

I

i

(1)   Appar

atus which is unspecified e

xcept that it 

m

ust not

 be supplied from, or contain under nor

mal or abnor

mal conditions a source of potential with respect to ear

th in e

xcess of 250 

V

RMS or 250 

VDC

        which is considered to be the Saf

e Area's maxim

um v

oltage

.

(2)   

The Barr

ier or other Associated Appar

atus 

m

ust

 be appro

v

ed b

y the 

"specific" 

(CSA/EECS/FM/LCIE/SAA/SIRA/TUV

, etc..) cer

tifying agency f

or I.S

. connections in:

 "Class I-III, D

ivision 1, Groups

        A-G" locations

.  

The output v

oltage 

(V

oc

Vt or 

V

o)

 m

ust not

 e

xceed

 30 

VDC

 & the output current (Isc

, It or Io)

 m

ust not

 e

xceed 

110 mA

.  Also

, it 

m

ust

 be installed per the man

uf

acturer's guidelines

.

        A Shunt Zener Barr

ier is NO

T required f

or Non-Incendiv

e (or Class I, Division 2 or 

T

ype N) installations

.

(3)   

The combined Capacitance and Inductance of the inter-connecting cab

les and the PC Prog.

 T

ransmitters 

m

ust not

 e

xceed the v

alues indicated on the Associated Appar

atus

.

 4-    F

or FM applications

, installation 

m

ust

 be in accordance to 'ANSI-P12.6'

 (Installation of I.S

. Systems f

or Hazardous 'Classified' Locations) and the National Electr

ic

 Code 

'ANSI/NFP

A 70'

.  Also

, a

        dust-tight conduit seal m

ust

 be used when installed in Class II and Class III en

vironments

.  F

or CSA applications

, adhere to the 'Canadian Electr

ic Code C2

2.1' most current pub

lication on I.S

. installation

        guidelines

.  F

or CENELEC/A

TEX applications

, adhere to 'EN 60079-14:1997' or an

y equiv

alent, most current and per

taining

 pub

lication on I.S

. installation guidelines

 5-   W

ar

ning:

 Substitution of components ma

y impair the Intr

insic Saf

ety of the unit.

  DO NO

T

 open the unit when either energiz

ed or if an e

xplosiv

e gas/dust atmoshpere is present.

  Disconnect po

w

er

        bef

ore ser

vicing.

  Also read, understand and adhere to the man

uf

acturer's installation and oper

ating procedures

.

Notes:

T

. Code:

 

T4A @ 40˚C

 & T4 @ 60˚C

Maxim

um Oper

ating Ambient 

T

emper

ature

.

Ambient Range:

 -40˚C 

£

 T

amb

.

 £

 +60˚C

TDZ

Hazardous 'Classified' Locations/Areas:

CSA Inter

national

CENELEC/A

TEX

Intr

insically Saf

e:

 

 

II 2G EEx ib IIC 

T4

Intr

insically Saf

e:

 Class I, Div

. 1;

 Groups A-D

Class I, Div

. 2, Groups A-D

.

{         }

RT

D

W

, T/C

mV

:

C

a

 or C

o

 = 2.96 µF

L

a

 or L

o

 = 2.9 mH

V

oc

 or 

V

t

 = 6.51 

VDC

I

sc

 or I

t

 = 110 mA

P

o

 = 0.825 

W

Input de

vice m

ust be 'Agency' appro

v

ed

per application area (CSA, EECS

, FM,

ISSEP

, LCIE, SIRA, SAA, 

TUV

, etc...).

Summary of Contents for TDZ

Page 1: ...Z TDZ THZ TDZ Smart HART Temperature Transmitters Displays April 2016 235 745 00 F Smart HART Temperature Transmitters Displays All product names are registered trademarks of their respective companie...

Page 2: ...des all the tables and illustrations you will need to easily setup your unit from startup to hookup Reference the HelpMap if you are looking for more detailed information than is provided in this manu...

Page 3: ...ftware 10 Connecting the THZ or TDZ to the PC 10 Necessary Equipment Table 10 Using the PC Configuration Program 11 Using the HART Communicator 13 Programming when a Device Description is Available 13...

Page 4: ......

Page 5: ...make them the ideal solution when measurements must be made in remote or otherwise difficult to ac cess locations Model and Serial Numbers Moore Industries uses a system of model and serial numbers to...

Page 6: ...ree wire connections 35 wire 10 copper sensor 5 SensorLeadResistance Effect 1 0 in reading of lead resistance for 2 wire sensors 1 0 in reading of lead of unbalanced resistance for 3 wire sensors no e...

Page 7: ...346 to 1418 F 270 to 1390 C 454 to 2534 F 270 to 1013 C 454 to 1855 4 F 270 to 407 C 454 to 764 6 F 50 to 1786 C 58 to 3246 8 F 50 to 1786 C 58 to 3246 8 F 200 to 1836 C 392 to 3336 8 F 270 to 1316 C...

Page 8: ...xplosion Proof LH2 head with two entry ports inch NPT conduit and process black metal cover LH2MS Explosion Proof LH2 head with two entry ports M20 cable and inch NPT process black metal cover CH6 Pol...

Page 9: ...16mA 0 004 of span 16mA 0 004 of span 16mA TDZ HP THZ DIN THZ HPP Ambient Temperature Effects Sensor Type RTD T C Millivolt Ohm Digital Accuracy per 1 C 1 8 F change in Ambient 0 0015 C 0 0015 C 0 000...

Page 10: ...n 49mm 1 92 in 27mm 1 05 in 4 X 40 0 125 in depth 2 PLACES 33mm 1 3 in L C 33mm 1 3 in Figure 3 THZ Hockey Puck HPP Housing Dimensions FRONT VIEW SIDE VIEW 61mm 2 40 in PS PS 1 2 3 4 TDZ 83mm 3 27 in...

Page 11: ...with the THZ HPP 92mm 3 62 in 9mm 0 35 in 87mm 3 43 in Conduit Entry Port 89mm 3 5 in 84mm 3 31 in C L 61mm 2 40 in 2 in Pipe Bracket Mounting Holes 4 61mm 2 40 in Process Connection 1 2 in NPT N and...

Page 12: ...END OF THE THZ DH PROVIDE EASY ACCESS TO THE DISPLAY FRONT OR THE CONDUIT CONNECTIONS BACK DISPLAY GLASS COVER CONNECTIONS METAL COVER 0 100 102mm 4 02 in 154mm 6 06 in 70mm 2 76 in 124mm 4 88 in 90mm...

Page 13: ...a Configuration File and stored in the instruments memory You can save a backup copy of the file on your PC hard drive or disk The transmitter communicates with the PC through a HART modem connection...

Page 14: ...2 3 or 4 set to 4800 baud no parity 8 data bits and 1 stop bit Moore Industries part number 803 048 26 or equivalent Version 1 0 or greater successfully installed to the hard drive Fisher Rosemount M...

Page 15: ...ll display properties of the transmitter 3 Input Configuration Use this section to select and configure the sensor type Choose from Thermo couple RTD Millivolt Resistance or Potentiometer 4 Variables...

Page 16: ...ESISTANCE BOX CURRENT METER THERMOCOUPLE SIMULATOR 3 WIRE RTD OR DECADE RESISTANCE BOX MILLIVOLT INPUT 4 WIRE RTD OR DECADE RESISTANCE BOX POTENTIOMETER INPUT HART MODEM CONNECTS TO SERIAL COM PORT OF...

Page 17: ...ore Industries can factory configure parameters that are not accessible through the generic DD Moore Industries can update your HART Communi cator with all of the latest approved HART Device Descripti...

Page 18: ...OG OUT ZERO FULL 2 OUTPUT TRIM PROCEED CHANGE HART OUTPUT 1 POLL ADDR 2 BURST MODE 3 BURST OPTION CONFIGURE DEV INFO 1 TAG 2 DESCRIPTOR 3 MESSAGE 4 DATE 5 FINAL ASSY 6 DEVICE ID 7 H W REVISION CONFIGU...

Page 19: ...tag 8 characters date descriptor i e a location code of up to 16 characters a message 32 charac ters and final assembly numbers for the transmit ter You cannot change the device ID or the Hardware Rev...

Page 20: ...USL DEVICE INFORMATION 1 DISTRIBUTOR 2 MODEL 3 DEV ID 4 TAG 5 DATE SENSORS 1 PV 2 PV SNSR 3 SENSOR INFORMATION SIGNAL CONDITION 1 SNSR DAMP 2 URV 3 AI LRV 4 AI XFER FNCTN 5 AI RANGE OUTPUT CONDITION 1...

Page 21: ...menu allows you to enter a name for an individual transmitter the units of measurement the upper and lower range and sensor values and a damping time between 0 and 30 seconds Damping smooths input fl...

Page 22: ...from or transmit configuration information to the transmitter from any where along the HART digital link Make sure that the total loop resistance is at least 250 so that the 4 20mA signal containing...

Page 23: ...ires used to output the 4 20mA signal After being polled by the master the THZ or TDZ responds to the inquiry by modulating the 4 20mA current 0 5 mA above or below the output signal 1200 Hz represent...

Page 24: ...3 0 or earlier First verify that you have a copy of Internet Ex plorer then check the version by going to the Help and About Internet Explorer menu in Internet Ex plorer program If you have an older...

Page 25: ...which is unspecified except that it must not be supplied from or contain under normal or abnormal conditions a source of potential with respect to earth in excess of 250 VRMS or 250 VDC which is cons...

Page 26: ...red to be the Safe Area s maximum voltage 2 The Barrier or other Associated Apparatus must be approved by the specific CSA EECS FM LCIE SAA SIRA TUV etc certifying agency for I S connections in Class...

Page 27: ...er or other Associated Apparatus must be approved by the specific CSA EECS FM LCIE SAA SIRA TUV etc certifying agency for I S connections in Class I III Division 1 Groups A G or equivalent Zone classi...

Page 28: ...24 The Interface Solution Experts THZ TDZ...

Page 29: ...ers A switch or circuit breaker must be wired in series with the AC power conductors The switch or cir cuit breaker used must be located within three meters of the unit WARNING Terminals on this unit...

Page 30: ...R BREACH OF ANY WARRANTY CONCERNING THE GOODS OR SERVICES SHALL BE FOR THE COMPANY AT ITS OPTION TO REPAIR OR REPLACE THE GOODS OR SERVICES OR REFUND THE PURCHASE PRICE THE COMPANY SHALL IN NO EVENT B...

Page 31: ...injury or other harm due to contact b does not produce excessive surface temperature infra red electromagnetic ionizing radiation and c have no non electrical dangers CAUTION Read understand and adhe...

Page 32: ...s specifications or area classifications meet the operational or safety requirements for the installation consult Moore Industries prior to installation Installation of LH Enclosure Apparatus 1 Insta...

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