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(5)  Carry out the start-up sequence if necessary (see chapter 3.5.2). 

(6)  Three-way valve 20 to position I, or close test valve and determine switching values "alarm 

OFF" and "pump OFF". Note values. 

(7)  The test is considered passed if the switching values measured are within the specified 

values. 

(8)  Open the shut-off valves previously closed, if appropriate. 

(9)  Three-way valve 21 to position I. If necessary, press "mute" button again. 

(10) Remove the measuring gauge. 

6.4.6  Testing the switching values using the testing device (P-115 392) 

(1)  Connect the testing device with both hose ends on one of the free muffs of three way 

valves 20 and 21 respectively. 

(2)  Connect the measuring gauge to the T-piece of the testing device. 

(3)  Close the needle valve of the testing device. 

(4)  Three-way valves 20 and 21 to position II. Operating pressure is built up in the test tank. 

(5)  Aerate using the needle valve, determine the "pump ON" and "alarm ON" (optical and au-

dible) switching values. Note values. 

(6)  Press the "mute" button if necessary. 

(7)  Carry out the start-up sequence if necessary. 

(8)  Slowly close the needle valve and determine the switching values "alarm OFF" and "pump 

OFF".  

(9)  The test is considered passed if the switching values measured are within the specified 

values. 

(10) Three-way valves 20 and 21 to position I. Press the "mute" button if appropriate. 

(11) Remove the testing device. 

6.4.7  Testing the lift of the vacuum pump 

(1)  Connect a measuring gauge to three-way valve 20. Three-way valve 20 to position II. 

(2)  Three-way valve 21 to position II, thus aeration of the pressure switch, the alarm is trig-

gered, the pump runs (carry out the start-up sequence if necessary to make the pump run) 

(3)  Read off the lift of the pump on the measuring gauge. 

(4)  The test is considered passed when the pressure value reached is  

> 150 mbar (Type 34 and 30-70),  
> 430 mbar (Type 230, 255) 
> 500 mbar (Type 330, 230-340),  
> 600 mbar (Type 410) 
> 680 mbar (Type 500) or  
> 750 mbar (Type 570). 

(5)  Three-way valve 20 and 21 to position I. 

(6)  Remove the measuring gauge. 

Summary of Contents for VLR 230

Page 1: ...Vacuum leak detector VLR Documentation VLR SGB GmbH Hofstr 10 57076 Siegen GERMANY Art No 605402 Issue 06 2020...

Page 2: ...odule LOD GSM module Leak detector online diagnosis remote monitoring with wireless module Solenoid valve MV An MV with monitored function can be connected for applications with high pressure in the i...

Page 3: ...ata 1 page 3 3 Appendix DP Evaluating the display for the function Tightness test 1 page 3 4 Appendix ZD 3 pages 3 5 Statement for double walled hoses by T V Nord 1 page 4 Dimension and Drilling Plast...

Page 4: ...3 Mounting the pneumatic connection lines 8 4 4 Mounting the probe VLR E only 10 4 5 Mounting the solenoid valve s VLR E only 10 4 6 Selection of the electrical supply line VLR E only 11 4 7 Electric...

Page 5: ...inspection authorities determina tion of suitability etc No leak detection liquid in the interstitial space see App A if this is nevertheless the case The pipes listed under section 2 4 meet the abov...

Page 6: ...um moves between the switching value pump OFF and the switching value pump ON with the pump running for a short time and then switching off for a longer time depending on the tightness and temperature...

Page 7: ...5 mbar smaller than the measured switching value for pump OFF The measured switching value for pump ON has to be at least 15 mbar bigger than the meas ured switching value for alarm ON 3 5 Description...

Page 8: ...canning the tightness of the system monitored Press the mute button and keep it pressed until the signal lamp alarm blinks quickly after approx 5 seconds then release the button The alarm signal lamp...

Page 9: ...e Use of potential free contacts to extend alarm if these contacts are not used additional external signal 3 OUTSIDE potentially explosive areas 4 As near to the tank pipe as possible cf section 6 of...

Page 10: ...etector Lmax is reduced by 0 5 m 6 mm clearance 1 m 4 mm clearance ALTERNATIVELY In place of the pressure compensating vessel the measuring line can be laid from the node point over 50 of the measurin...

Page 11: ...rding to the manufacturer s instructions 2 Install the electrical supply line to the leak detector and connect it according to the instruc tions in chapter 4 7 4 5 Mounting the solenoid valve s VLR E...

Page 12: ...interstitial spaces is only permitted for battery tank plants and pipework UNDER the following conditions 1 Installation example P 01 The low point s must not exceed the dimension Hmax The pipe may al...

Page 13: ...osition I the installation pump switched off and removed 11 Three way valve 21 in position I remove the measuring gauge 12 Carry out the functional test according to section 6 4 6 Operating instructio...

Page 14: ...out with the person responsible on site 2 Heed the safety instructions regarding contact with the stored products present 3 Monitoring and emptying the condensate traps if necessary 6 4 2 4 Testing t...

Page 15: ...P 03 Q 03 Three way valve 20 to position IV For pipes according to Installation examples P 01 P 02 Q 01 Q 02 and Q 04 Open the test valve at the end of the interstitial space away from the leak detect...

Page 16: ...e valve determine the pump ON and alarm ON optical and au dible switching values Note values 6 Press the mute button if necessary 7 Carry out the start up sequence if necessary 8 Slowly close the need...

Page 17: ...rs 1500 2 25 hours 4000 6 00 hours 5 Test cock to position I remove measuring gauge 6 4 9 Setting up the operating condition 1 Seal the housing 2 Seal the shut off valves between leak detector and int...

Page 18: ...uid stop valve 27 Liquid stop valve connection against the block direction 30 Device housing 33 Condensate trap 36 Start up button 43 Measuring pipe 44 Solenoid valve 52 Measuring gauge 57 Test valve...

Page 19: ...I I II II III III IV IV 21 21 21 21 20 20 20 20 27 11 2002 P 060 000...

Page 20: ...18 10 2002 P 01 88 88 88 68 68 27 96 02 74 74 74 68 27 27 96 02 02 96 95 95 43 43 43 57 57 57 H max 30 cm 30 cm H max H max L min H max H max H max p 5 bar p 5 bar p 5 bar...

Page 21: ...18 12 2002 P 02 88 88 68 68 27 96 27 27 27 96 02 74 74 02 95 43 43 57 57 30 cm L min H max H max H max H max H max H max p 5 bar p 5 bar p 5 bar p 5 bar p 5 bar p 5 bar...

Page 22: ...18 12 2002 P 03 88 88 27 27 27 88 68 68 68 27 27 27 95 43 43 43 02 02 02 02 02 02 3 5 m 0 H max 0 H max 0 H max 0 H max 0 H max V V V V R 1 R 1 R 2 R 2 p 5 bar p 5 bar p 5 bar p 5 bar p 5 bar p 5 bar...

Page 23: ...18 10 2002 Q 01 88 88 88 68 68 27 96 02 74 44 44 44 74 74 68 27 27 96 02 02 96 95 95 43 43 43 57 57 57 H max 30 cm 30 cm H max H max L min H max H max H max p 25 bar p 25 bar p 25 bar...

Page 24: ...18 12 2002 Q 02 88 88 68 68 27 96 27 27 27 96 02 74 74 02 95 43 43 57 57 30 cm L min H max H max H max H max H max H max p 25 bar p 25 bar p 25 bar p 25 bar p 25 bar p 25 bar 44...

Page 25: ...002 Q 03 88 88 27 27 27 88 68 68 68 27 27 27 95 43 43 43 02 02 02 02 02 3 5 m 0 H max 0 H max 0 H max 0 H max 0 H max V V V V R 1 R 1 R 2 R 2 p 25 bar p 25 bar p 25 bar p 25 bar p 25 bar p 25 bar 44 4...

Page 26: ...18 10 2002 Q 04 88 88 68 68 44 74 74 27 27 96 96 02 02 43 43 57 97 97 57 p 25 bar p 25 bar H H max H H max...

Page 27: ...21 02 2017 SL 853 600 2 6 4 5 3 11 12 1 AC DC 105 106 102 71 01 69 24 1 24 3 59 09 76 17 60 Rp...

Page 28: ...21 02 2017 SL 854 800 2 i 10 9 6 4 5 3 11 12 1 AC DC 7 8 21 22 105 106 44 71 36 01 76 01 2 69 60 24 1 24 3 24 2 59 09 Rp...

Page 29: ...22 84 85 85 22 52 98 98 0 Kl 1 0 17 12 2002 P 115 392 21 21 20 20 90 90...

Page 30: ...1 3 1 4 1 9 2 4 3 0 3 4 1 7 1 2 1 4 1 8 2 3 2 8 3 2 1 8 1 1 1 3 1 7 2 2 2 7 3 1 1 9 1 1 1 2 1 6 2 0 2 5 2 9 E 2 Max Tank height depending on density Density of the product stored kg dm3 Hmax m VL 34 V...

Page 31: ...1 9 1 9 1 9 3 740 1 6 1 9 1 9 1 9 5 350 1 6 1 9 1 9 1 9 6 960 1 6 1 9 1 9 1 9 2000 5 400 1 4 1 9 1 9 1 9 6 960 1 4 1 9 1 9 1 9 8 540 1 4 1 9 1 9 1 9 2500 6 665 1 0 1 9 1 9 1 9 8 800 1 0 1 9 1 9 1 9 2...

Page 32: ...200 VA min 20 mA 24 VDC max 24 VDC 1 A Switch contact load dry relay contacts max 230 V 50 Hz 3 A terminals 11 12 and 13 min 6 V 10 mA External fuse for the leak detector max 10 A Overvoltage category...

Page 33: ...on test on a leak detector to see directly whether there is any need to look for leaks After pressing the button this is confirmed by a brief audible signal which can be heard once followed by a flash...

Page 34: ...electrical connections are complete 4 1 In conjunction with the VL HFw2 leak detector Connect the ZD to terminals 10 and 11 of leak detector VL HFw2 1 Press button on the ZD so that it latches 2 Pres...

Page 35: ...hed for the VLR E 6 Functional tests 6 1 Testing the electrical connection 1 Press the button on the ZD triggering the alarm on the leak detector 2 Press the button on the ZD again the alarm goes out...

Page 36: ...APPENDIX ZD VACUUM LEAK DETECTOR VLR 29 06 2013 ZD 3 NO need for a liquid stop valve underneath ZD NO need for a solenoid valve underneath ZD ZD is pressure resistant up to 25 bar...

Page 37: ...bar and or protected against unacceptable overpressure The test on the manufacturer s data for the VLR vacuum leak detector confirmed that this leak detector satisfies the requirements for monitoring...

Page 38: ...18 11 2003 Dimension Drilling To remove the cover To open the cover 170 230 6 B x H x T 266 x 217 x 110 266 30 100 217 250 350...

Page 39: ...28 06 2005 D i hrbild Abmes 200 3 0 0 2 6 0 220 T 140 8 Dimension Drilling...

Page 40: ...nto the pipe end 2 Insert the pipe with support sleeve as far as it will go 3 Tighten nut of screw connection by hand to the resistance then turn further 1 turns with the wrench 4 Release nut 5 Tighte...

Page 41: ...round 3 Wire clip press together with pliers and push onto the connection point Screw clip push onto the connection point and tighten with screw driver Make sure that the clip is an even tight fit 5 H...

Page 42: ...the EU directives listed below This declaration shall lose its validity if the device is modified without consulting us Number short title Satisfied regulations 2014 30 EU EMC Directive EN 61 000 6 3...

Page 43: ...2 2003 Notified body T V Nord Systems GmbH Co KG CC Tankanla gen Gro e Bahnstra e 31 22525 Hamburg Germany ID number of the notified test laboratory 0045 7 Declared performance Essential features Per...

Page 44: ...edure initial testing Testing period 19 06 08 12 2014 Test results The leak detectors of type VL VLR as vacuum systems correspond to the leak monitoring system class I according to EN 13160 1 2003 and...

Page 45: ...rt or test report on initial putting into service prepared by a recognised company specialised in water and water protection systems including the serial number of the leak detector The warranty shall...

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