PMT 00T0050 User Manual Download Page 2

 

 

 

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ttu-tb-tlb-tlc.docx Rev. 1.04 UK 0720 

 

Tamson Instruments B.V. 

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VAT: NL 80 66 34 984 B01

Bank account no.: 

NL28 INGB 0007 350 370

NL95 RABO  0160100046

Chamber of commerce 27 16 95 41

 

ISO 9001 : 2015 
NL/PRO 238239125 

 

CONTENTS 

 
1

 

SAFETY AND WARNINGS ....................................................................................................................... 3

 

2

 

WARRANTY .............................................................................................................................................. 3

 

3

 

EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY ................................................................................................... 4

 

4

 

PRECAUTIONS AND HAZARDS ............................................................................................................. 8

 

5

 

INSTALLATION ......................................................................................................................................... 8

 

5.1

 

UNPACKING ..................................................................................................................................................... 8

 

5.2

 

INITIAL

 

USE ...................................................................................................................................................... 9

 

5.3

 

PLACEMENT

 

AND

 

VENTILATION .................................................................................................................... 9

 

5.4

 

FILLING

 

THE

 

BATH ......................................................................................................................................... 10

 

6

 

CONNECTING ........................................................................................................................................ 14

 

7

 

INTRODUCTION TO THE SERIES ........................................................................................................ 15

 

7.1

 

GENERAL ........................................................................................................................................................ 15

 

7.2

 

BACKSIDE

 

OF

 

APPARATUS .......................................................................................................................... 16

 

7.3

 

USING

 

THE

 

OVERFLOW

 

OUTLET ................................................................................................................. 17

 

7.4

 

EXTERNAL

 

PUMP ........................................................................................................................................... 19

 

7.5

 

COOLING

 

THE

 

BATH

 

(TTU

 

-

  

TB) .................................................................................................................... 20

 

8

 

OPERATION ........................................................................................................................................... 22

 

8.1

 

SWITCHING

 

ON .............................................................................................................................................. 22

 

8.2

 

CAUTION

 

WITH

 

POWERING

 

ON/OFF ............................................................................................................ 22

 

8.3

 

CONTROL

 

PANEL ........................................................................................................................................... 22

 

8.3.1

 

USING OVER-TEMPERATURE PROTECTION ...................................................................................... 22

 

8.3.2

 

FRONT PANEL KEYS ............................................................................................................................. 23

 

8.3.3

 

DISPLAY READOUT ............................................................................................................................... 24

 

8.4

 

MENU

 

ITEMS .................................................................................................................................................. 24

 

8.5

 

PID

 

CONFIGURATION .................................................................................................................................... 27

 

9

 

QUICK START ........................................................................................................................................ 28

 

10

 

USING PID FOR STABLE TEMPERATURE CONTROL ....................................................................... 29

 

10.1

 

ADJUST

 

SET

 

POINT ....................................................................................................................................... 29

 

10.2

 

TUNING

 

THE

 

BATH ......................................................................................................................................... 29

 

10.3

 

MANUAL

 

TUNING ........................................................................................................................................... 30

 

10.4

 

DRAINING

 

BATH

 

FLUID .................................................................................................................................. 31

 

10.5

 

USING

 

THE

 

DRAIN

 

TAP .................................................................................................................................. 31

 

10.6

 

MAINTENANCE ............................................................................................................................................... 33

 

11

 

TROUBLE SHOOTING ........................................................................................................................... 34

 

11.1

 

GENERAL ........................................................................................................................................................ 34

 

12

 

SPECIFICATION ..................................................................................................................................... 35

 

12.1

 

TECHNICAL

 

SPECIFICATIONS

 

OVERVIEW .................................................................................................. 35

 

13

 

SPARE PARTS ....................................................................................................................................... 37

 

14

 

DISCLAIMER .......................................................................................................................................... 39

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

Summary of Contents for 00T0050

Page 1: ...HE NETHERLANDS T 31 0 10 522 43 73 ttu tb tlb tlc docx Rev 1 04 UK 0720 Tamson Instruments B V Page 1 39 VAT NL 80 66 34 984 B01 Bank account no NL28 INGB 0007 350 370 NL95 RABO 0160100046 Chamber of...

Page 2: ...CONNECTING 14 7 INTRODUCTION TO THE SERIES 15 7 1 GENERAL 15 7 2 BACKSIDE OF APPARATUS 16 7 3 USING THE OVERFLOW OUTLET 17 7 4 EXTERNAL PUMP 19 7 5 COOLING THE BATH TTU TB 20 8 OPERATION 22 8 1 SWITC...

Page 3: ...damage to the equipment or its accessories caused by incorrect operation Important When performing service maintenance or moving the apparatus always disconnect the line cord of the apparatus Proper s...

Page 4: ...06 42 EC Machinery Directive of the European Parliament and of the Council of 17 May 2006 42 EC 2nd Edition June 2010 p d EN 60204 Machinery Directive and Safety requirements p pi e EN60950 1 Low Volt...

Page 5: ...f commerce 27 16 95 41 ISO 9001 2015 NL PRO 238239125 not applicable were Conducted discontinuous emissions Clicks Radiated emission OATS Magnetic field immunity The equipment conforms with all the sp...

Page 6: ...350 370 NL95 RABO 0160100046 Chamber of commerce 27 16 95 41 ISO 9001 2015 NL PRO 238239125 Part no Picture Description TTU A Tamson Thermostatic Unit A 19T3110 230V 50 60Hz 19T3111 115V 60Hz Stirring...

Page 7: ...ersion 00T0065 230V 50 60Hz 00T0066 115V 60Hz TLB50 Tamson Low temperature Bath 50 litres 00T0072 230V 50Hz 00T0071 115V 60Hz 00T0073 230V 60Hz D892 FOAM ASTM D892 Foam testing bath 40 litres 19T3122...

Page 8: ...onment Pollution cat 2 Conducting pollution must be prevented 5 INSTALLATION Tamson Instruments B V is not responsible for any consequential damage or harm caused by using this bath Repairs on the ele...

Page 9: ...g Important Never use the bath without fluid Following applies cooling equipment TLC and TLB When the apparatus has been tilted or transported allow the bath a few hours for stabilization Do not switc...

Page 10: ...y submersed during use A low fluid level will cause severe damage to the heating element and also may cause fire when flamable bath fluid is used For working temperatures above 80 C a fluid with a hig...

Page 11: ...mperature When viscosity of the bath fluid is too high at room temperature the motor fuse will be activated In such a case the bath fluid can first be heated to set point temperature When the bath has...

Page 12: ...no NL28 INGB 0007 350 370 NL95 RABO 0160100046 Chamber of commerce 27 16 95 41 ISO 9001 2015 NL PRO 238239125 Ensure a correct fluid level The heating element must be kept fully submersed during use...

Page 13: ...9 VAT NL 80 66 34 984 B01 Bank account no NL28 INGB 0007 350 370 NL95 RABO 0160100046 Chamber of commerce 27 16 95 41 ISO 9001 2015 NL PRO 238239125 TLC10 cooling circulator TLC15 cooling circulator B...

Page 14: ...o NL28 INGB 0007 350 370 NL95 RABO 0160100046 Chamber of commerce 27 16 95 41 ISO 9001 2015 NL PRO 238239125 6 CONNECTING Before plugging the appartus into the mains socket make sure the voltage of th...

Page 15: ...ths are used for precise temperature control This series offers a choice in multiple bath volumes different cooling capacities and operating temperature ranges 7 1 GENERAL The TAMSON baths are constru...

Page 16: ...ains cord 3 Connectors optional 4 Overflow outlet 5 Cooling fan optional 6 Bath drain The cooling fan is available on partnumbers 00T0065 and 00T0066 The fan enables stable temperature control around...

Page 17: ...commerce 27 16 95 41 ISO 9001 2015 NL PRO 238239125 7 3 USING THE OVERFLOW OUTLET When the bath fluid rises excessive fluid can leave the bath via the overflow 5 outlet This can be the case when flui...

Page 18: ...V Page 18 39 VAT NL 80 66 34 984 B01 Bank account no NL28 INGB 0007 350 370 NL95 RABO 0160100046 Chamber of commerce 27 16 95 41 ISO 9001 2015 NL PRO 238239125 Setup for overflow protection TB30 Setup...

Page 19: ...ossibilty to circulate fluid trough an external closed system Both stirrer and pump are protected bij a fuse This motor protection fuse is located on the backpanal of the motor housing When pumping vi...

Page 20: ...nsulation and friction of the pump stirrer This can cause a raise of temperature in the bath up to 30 40 C depending on the environmental temperature and bath volume Use fluid 5 C lower than the bath...

Page 21: ...Bank account no NL28 INGB 0007 350 370 NL95 RABO 0160100046 Chamber of commerce 27 16 95 41 ISO 9001 2015 NL PRO 238239125 Hooking up other equipemnt The tamson circulator bath can be used to cool ot...

Page 22: ...e needed which will heat the compressor motor internally When switching off the apparatus wait several seconds before switching the system back on again 8 3 CONTROL PANEL 1 LC Display 2 Heater indicat...

Page 23: ...owing 3 operating keys Set point Offset press 5 00 5 00 C step 0 01 C Max Power press low med hi max Boost heater press on off Time const press fast medium slow precise Stirrer Low alarm High alarm PI...

Page 24: ...ied for stable control The value is displayed with a resolution of 0 1 and ranges from 0 to 99 9 Ad 3 Boost Bath is heating to set point Cooling Bath is cooling down to set point Tuning Ratio Bath is...

Page 25: ...f 50 applied High Maximum of 75 applied Maximum 100 power is applied MENU ITEM BOOST HEATER No boost heater is mounted in the TLC series This option will be inactive A boost heater in some products is...

Page 26: ...O 238239125 MENU ITEM PID PARAMETER PID set 1 PID set 2 deactivated PID set 3 deactivated PID set 4 Activated when communication via RS232 Each set offers independent PID settings for Proportional ban...

Page 27: ...370 NL95 RABO 0160100046 Chamber of commerce 27 16 95 41 ISO 9001 2015 NL PRO 238239125 8 5 PID CONFIGURATION The two graphs below show the influence of the integral setting The graph on top has a se...

Page 28: ...015 NL PRO 238239125 9 QUICK START Fill the bath with fluid to flood the heating elements and the cooling coil However do not fill the bath fully to the maximum Adjust the safety thermostat to the max...

Page 29: ...D 25 16 0 These parameters work fine for following bath contents Water Water Glycol Silicone oil 10cSt 25 C Mineral oil 10cSt 25 C The temperature control of the bath is based on a digital PID system...

Page 30: ...Start the bath at its required running temperature 1 Set the integral time Ti and the derivative Time Td to off 2 Check if the Lcb and Hcb are set to auto 3 If the temperature is stable reduce the pr...

Page 31: ...ature If viscosity is too high at ambient temperature to remove the fluid make sure that the hose to drain and waste container can withstand the temperature of the bath fluid When removing bath fluid...

Page 32: ...DS T 31 0 10 522 43 73 ttu tb tlb tlc docx Rev 1 04 UK 0720 Tamson Instruments B V Page 32 39 VAT NL 80 66 34 984 B01 Bank account no NL28 INGB 0007 350 370 NL95 RABO 0160100046 Chamber of commerce 27...

Page 33: ...39 VAT NL 80 66 34 984 B01 Bank account no NL28 INGB 0007 350 370 NL95 RABO 0160100046 Chamber of commerce 27 16 95 41 ISO 9001 2015 NL PRO 238239125 10 6 MAINTENANCE Keep the apparatus free from dust...

Page 34: ...activated Restart the motor by pressing the motor fuse Check viscosity of the bath fluid High viscosity will activate the motor fuse Electrical defect Motor capacitor defective Replace capacitor or co...

Page 35: ...t TLC10 3 TLC15 5 TLC30 5 Power Watt 1100 1400 Used materials Inside bath Stainless steel Brass bearing Range 10 60 C 14 140 F 15 60 C 5 140 F 30 60 C 22 140 F Extended range optional 10 120 C 14 248...

Page 36: ...ent 80 C Ambient 176 F Extended range on request Reading Standard C F on request Setting 0 01 Stability K Better than 0 05 Heating kW 2 x 1 4 Bath volume L 30 Opening bath mm 163 x 192 Depth bath mm 4...

Page 37: ...0 6A 115V 25T0251 Heater short 230V 1 1kW 25T0251 25T0194 25T0194 25T0252 Heater short 115V 1 1kW 25T0252 25T0252 25T0360 Heater Long 230V 1 4kW 25T0360 25T0360 25T0360 25T0198 25T0355 Heater Long 11...

Page 38: ...115V 25T0251 Heater short 230V 1 1kW 25T0252 Heater short 115V 1 1kW 25T0360 Heater Long 230V 1 4kW 25T0355 Heater Long 115V 1 4kW 25T0194 Boost heater 230V 1 4kW 25T0194 Boost heater 115V 0 5kW 25T13...

Page 39: ...uding warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose in respect to the use or suitability of the product Nothing is intended as a recommendation for uses which infringe valid paten...

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