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NAG/IM/MTC1200/01/22 

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ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS  

 

This  instrument  should  not  be  operated  in  an  excessively 
dusty & dirty environment and explosive zones. 
 
The  instrument  operates  safely  under  the  following 
conditions : 
 

 

Operating temperature :  23 ±2˚C 

 

Storage Temperature : -20˚C to 40˚C. 

 

Ambient relative humidity : 15 – 50% 

 
Mains voltage within ±10% of nominal 
 

Minimum vibrations in the calibration environment. 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for MTC Series

Page 1: ...UNIVERSAL DRY BLOCK HIGH TEMPERATURE CALIBRATOR MTC 1200...

Page 2: ...ince 1972 serving Industries in India Worldwide thro the Manufacture Supply of World Class Calibration Instruments Systems like Temperature Pressure Signal Calibrators Black Body Calibration Sources P...

Page 3: ...stions feedback to correct any errors noticed and to improve the quality of contents of this Manual Specifications are subject to change owing to continuous development and we reserve rights to effect...

Page 4: ...ription Page No 1 Introduction 5 2 Specification 6 3 Standard Delivery Optional Accessories 9 4 Parts Identification with Picture 10 5 Connection Diagram 17 6 Safety Instructions 18 7 Operating Instru...

Page 5: ...curate calibration of temperature sensors Heater Block The Block is made up of Inconel and provides a relatively constant and accurate temperature environment A thermo well is provided that may be use...

Page 6: ...ing Time Ambient to max 60 Minutes approx Cooling Time to min 45 Minutes approx with Forced Air Cooling Switch Test facility Provided Thermowell Dia 8 mm Housing Mounting Bench top Power Supply 230V A...

Page 7: ...mA 0 to 25 0 001 0 05 F S Ohms 0 to 500 0 01 0 05 F S KOhms 0 to 3 5 0 0001 0 05 F S RTD Pt100 100 to 800 0 1 0 05 F S Type Range Resolution Accuracy TC Type J 100 to 1200 0 1 0 1 F S TC Type K 60 to...

Page 8: ...cessively dusty dirty environment and explosive zones The instrument operates safely under the following conditions Operating temperature 23 2 C Storage Temperature 20 C to 40 C Ambient relative humid...

Page 9: ...ftware Traceable Calibration Certificate Instruction Manual Carrying Case Optional Accessories Additional Thermowells Insertion Tubes to choose from Single hole standard sizes to suit 1 8 1 4 3 8 1 2...

Page 10: ...NAG IM MTC1200 01 22 10 4 PARTS IDENTIFICATION Heater Block Keypad Display Front Panel PC Interface Connector...

Page 11: ...NAG IM MTC1200 01 22 11 Input for Switch Test PC Interface Connector Input for RTD TC mA Voltage Test Power Inlet Socket...

Page 12: ...witch Test Connection details are shown below Select menu option in keypad press upward key the display shows in 1 Switch test 2 Edit date time Enter Numeric key 1 Computer Interface To interface with...

Page 13: ...he RTD Input Connection details are shown below 2 Wire Use terminals BC for 2 wire with A B and C D to be short 3 Wire Use terminals A B C for 3 wire with C D to be short 4 Wire Directly insert to A B...

Page 14: ...r Positive and B for Negative Active Loop Transmitter with External Power Supply B for Positive and C for Negative Voltage B for Positive and C for Negative Note that this connection is for potential...

Page 15: ...pwards Downward KEYS 5 STR KEY Store key used to store the input values Max 10 values 6 C F KEY used to select the units 7 RCL KEY Recall key used to recall the stored input values using increment and...

Page 16: ...he Display is divided into four separate segments 1st line indicates the set Temperature 2nd line indicates the Read Temperature 3rd line indicates the Input value eg mVL mVH Volts etc 4th line indica...

Page 17: ...NAG IM MTC1200 01 22 17 5 CONNECTION DIAGRAM Temperature Sensor UUT Measuring Instrument for UUT MTC 1200 Universal Dry Block High Temperature Calibrator...

Page 18: ...d the user manual before operating the instrument 2 Warning conditions that may pose hazards to the user 3 Caution conditions that may damage the instrument 4 Special Information 5 Hot surface areas w...

Page 19: ...e sheath into the thermo well It may cause a shock to the sensor and affect the calibration Do not operate this instrument in an excessively wet oily dusty or dirty environment and explosive zones Do...

Page 20: ...nstrument at room temperature at 23 2 C Allow sufficient air circulation for the instrument by leaving at least 6 inches 15cm of clearance around the instrument Do not turn off the instrument at tempe...

Page 21: ...ondition Storing Switch OFF the calibrator using the power control switch If you intend to store the calibrator in the Packing Box after use you must ensure that the instrument has cooled to a tempera...

Page 22: ...ell or the Insert while the calibrator is heating up they may be very hot Do not touch the tip of the sensor when it is removed from the Insert thermo well it may be very hot Do not touch the well acc...

Page 23: ...a properly grounded three pin socket The receptacle must be installed in accordance with local codes and ordinances Do not use an extension cord or adapter plug Always replace the power cord with an...

Page 24: ...the sensor to be calibrated The fan should begin quietly blowing air through the instrument after the illumination of controller display Switch on the calibrator Wait until the self diagnostic routin...

Page 25: ...0 minutes a beep audio signal will be heard and a tick mark will appear in the display This indicates that you have achieved the stable thermo well temperature Now you can take the readings Connect th...

Page 26: ...the front panel of the calibrator The display will show the transmitter s output signal in mA Compare the SET temperature and the output signal of the transmitter Connection of active 2 wire mA transm...

Page 27: ...d insert in the heating thermo well and set the desired calibration temperature Press select key then up arrow Enter numeric key 1 Test of thermostat switch point Switch calibrator ON Place the thermo...

Page 28: ...not use harsh chemicals on the surface which may damage the paint It is important to keep the thermo well of the calibrator clean and clear of any foreign matter Do not use fluid to clean out the ther...

Page 29: ...e display Fuse Open Check the fuse if defective replace the fuse of same rating 2 Read value shows OVLD Over load Check the load on the unit Sensor Open Contact Customer Service 3 Fan not working No S...

Page 30: ...s faced for clear analysis of the problem The calibrator should be returned in the original packing Nagman s liability ceases if Parts are replaced repaired using spare parts which are not identical t...

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