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Warning Symbols Used In This Manual

 

The information regarding safety are highlighted using the symbols:

 

 

 

Warning-Danger

 

Generic - Warning-

 

 

Risk – Danger 

Electric Current 

 

Dispose according to the standards for electrical and 

electronic equipment RAAE 

Installation Rules Notes and Warnings 

 

Protect the device from direct exposure to sunlight. 

 

Do not position the device near or directly in contact with sources of heat or 
electromagnetic fields. 

 

Fix the device of a height of at least 60 cm from the ground. 

In a clearly visible place easily accessible. 

 

Connect the device to power lines other than those for operating motors or other 
large power devices which could generate network interference or instability. 

 

The electrical supply of the unit must be protected by a differential switch 230Vac~ 
30mA and a bipolar magneto thermic 230Vac~ 10A, positioned in a place easily 
accessible.  

 

Before working on the equipment to perform any operation switch off the 
magneto thermic differential switch.

 

 

 

For electric operations, always remove voltage, wait 30 seconds for the 
inside capacitors to discharge before opening. At the end of the operations, 
close the device to restore the correct degree of protection before powering up. 

 

For the connection of the supply voltage, use anti-flame wires with a minimum 
section of 0.75mm² certified and conform to the standard IEC60227 or IEC60245. 

 

Use flame-retardant cables with a minimum cross-section area of 0.75 mm² for all 
control signals. 

 

Use flame-retardant cables with a minimum cross-section area of 0.75 mm² to 
connect to the indicating relays. 

 

Use flame-retardant cables with a minimum cross-section area of 0.5 mm² for 
electro valves control signals. 

 

The wire ground conductor of protection must be yellow/green. 

 

The wire ground conductor of protection must be connected first. 

 

The wire which is colored yellow/green must only be used for the ground conductor. 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for E1T 16

Page 1: ...T USER MANUAL 01 03 2016 Manual Release 1 24 Hardware Release 1 3 TURBO s r l Electronic Control Systems for Dust Collectors e mail info turbocontrols it web www turbocontrols eu TEL 39 0 362 574024 F...

Page 2: ...e IK07 2 Joule EN62262 Performance Of The Device LED display with 7 segments 3 digits 0 8 each Operating times expressed in seconds with selectable ranges for any application Power supplier 115 230 Va...

Page 3: ...ally closed The activation of a solenoid valves causes them to open and consequently let out a jet of air Alarm Relays The alarm relays has two voltage free contacts on terminals 4 5 Relay 1 and 6 7 r...

Page 4: ...oned in a place easily accessible Before working on the equipment to perform any operation switch off the magneto thermic differential switch For electric operations always remove voltage wait 30 seco...

Page 5: ...correct use of the device may cause damage to the device or to the devices connected to it Furthermore incorrect use or tampering with the device may cause injury Waterproofness of the casing is guara...

Page 6: ...o select and then and increase or decrease the values The OK button is used to confirm data and reset alarms If the button is pressed during ordinary operation the activity hour meter is displayed The...

Page 7: ...ping the fan Possible values 01 99 step 1 Default 01 F14 Post cleaning mode pause time fan off Possible values 001 999 step 1 Default 010 F15 Maintenance frequency expressed in tens of hours e g 1 10h...

Page 8: ...detected To use 115V valves switch the device off and move the output voltage selection jumper to 115V If the jumper is in the correct position press OK then SET select the F05 function with and set 1...

Page 9: ...ing pages will then appear OFF if the enabling contact is open 14 15 0 if the enabling contact 14 15 is closed and the fan is off Operative Mode The device works as a programmable cycle sequencer The...

Page 10: ...9 Connection Diagram...

Page 11: ...Maintenance interval has been reached If one of these occurs the relay is activated Terminal Table Terminal n Description Terminal n Description 1 Power supply 115 230 Vac 32 Solenoid 2 output 2 Powe...

Page 12: ...11 Jumper Configuration Power Input 115 230 VAC 115 VAC 230 VAC Jumper Configuration Output 115 VAC 230 VAC 24 VAC 24 VDC...

Page 13: ...12 Installation Casing Dimensions 4 8 Outputs Weight 1 8 Kg...

Page 14: ...13 Installation Casing Dimensions 12 16 Outputs Weight 2 1 Kg...

Page 15: ...of cycles after fan stop 1 F14 Pause time between solenoid valves in cycle with fan off 010 F15 Maintenance frequency in 10h 1 10h 100 1000h 100 F16 Maintenance deadline alarm on 1 or off 0 0 F17 Main...

Page 16: ...d vale output voltage agree Check wiring between sequencer and solenoid valves Do alarm messages appear Check the alarm code with the table Do the alarms fail to activate signalling devices System wir...

Page 17: ...Product Options All Complies with the following directives Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive 2014 30 EU meeting EU harmonised standards EN61000 6 2 2005 class B of Standard EN61000 6 4 2001 Low...

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