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VEGAVIB 61, 62, 63

53863-EN-170828

Technical data

Electrical data

Ignition protection type intrinsic safety Ex i

Power supply and signal circuit: (termi

-

nals 1[+], 2[-] in "Ex-i" electronics com

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partment; with double chamber housing 

version in connection compartment)

In ignition protection type intrinsic safety Ex ia IIC/IIB
Only for connection to a certified, intrinsically safe circuit.
Maximum values:

• 

U

i

 = 30 V

• 

I

i

 = 131 mA

• 

P

i

 = 983 mW

C

i

 negligible or in the version with fixed mounted con

-

nection cable,
Type series VB6*.CX***N3/5**, C

i'wire/wire

 = 58 pF/m, C

i'wire/

screen

 = 270 pF/m,

L

i

 ≤ 5 µH or in the version with fixed mounted connection 

cable, type series VB6*.CX***N3/5**,
L

i

 = 0.55 µH/m.

The intrinsically safe circuits are electrically separated from parts which can be grounded.
The metallic parts of VEGAVIB VB6*.C****Z**** are electrically connected with the earth terminals.
For applications requiring equipment of EPL Ga or EPL Ga/Gb, the intrinsically safe power supply 

and signal circuit must correspond to protection class ia.
For applications requiring instruments of type EPL Ga resp. EPL Ga/Gb the VEGAVIB 

VB6*.C****Z**** is preferably connected to appropriate equipment with galvanically isolated, intrinsi

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cally safe circuits.
For applications requiring instruments of EPL Gb, the intrinsically safe power supply and signal 

circuit can correspond to protection class ia or ib. For connection to a circuit with protection class ib, 

the ignition protection type identification is Ex ib IIC T6.

Application conditions

The max. permissible ambient temperatures depending on the temperature class are specified in 

the following table.

EPL Ga instrument

Temperature class

Permissible ambient temperature on the sensor 

and electronics

T6

-20 … +39 °C

T5

-20 … +51 °C

T4, T3, T2, T1

-20 … +60 °C

Sect. 6.4.2/IEC 1127-1 is taken into account with respect to the indicated permissible ambient 

temperatures on the sensor and electronics. The application conditions for operation in the absence 

of explosive mixtures are stated in the operating instructions manual.

Summary of Contents for VEGAVIB 62

Page 1: ...Safety instructions VEGAVIB 61 62 63 Intrinsic safety IECEx PTB 07 0015 X Two wire Document ID 53863...

Page 2: ...ic electricity 7 6 Use of an overvoltage arrester 7 7 Impact and friction sparks 7 8 Potential equalisation 7 9 Installation 7 10 Material resistance 8 11 Locking mechanism of housing cover 8 12 Cable...

Page 3: ...ally be observed The installation of explosion endangered systems must always be carried out by qualified person nel EPL Ga instrument The VEGAVIB VB6 C Z are installed in hazardous areas requiring a...

Page 4: ...20 80 C E Cable FEP detection of solids in water 40 100 C K Cable PUR with Carbocer coating less buildup no corrosion abrasion protection 20 80 C L Cable FEP with Carbocer coating less buildup no cor...

Page 5: ...Gb the intrinsically safe power supply and signal circuit must correspond to protection class ia For applications requiring instruments of type EPL Ga resp EPL Ga Gb the VEGAVIB VB6 C Z is preferably...

Page 6: ...sor of VEGAVIB 61 63 65 and 67 is operated in hazardous atmospheres of zone 0 there is no danger of ignition if it is operated under non atmoshperic pressures from 1 to 16 bar and temperatures accordi...

Page 7: ...ring operation maintenance and cleaning process related electrostatic charges e g by measuring media flowing past are ruled out 6 Use of an overvoltage arrester If necessary the VEGAVIB VB6 C Z can be...

Page 8: ...stainless steel housing the lid has to be screwed into the stop and secured by screwing out one of the lid locking screws before setup of the instrument 12 Cable entries The supplied cable entry is s...

Page 9: ...9 Notes VEGAVIB 61 62 63 53863 EN 170828...

Page 10: ...10 Notes VEGAVIB 61 62 63 53863 EN 170828...

Page 11: ...11 Notes VEGAVIB 61 62 63 53863 EN 170828...

Page 12: ...of delivery application practical use and operat ing conditions of the sensors and processing systems correspond to the information available at the time of printing Subject to change without prior n...

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