Festo PREL-186, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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10 Fault clearance
Warning
Risk of injury from compressed air/pressure surge.
Products under pressure can cause personal injury and material damage.
Before applying the supply pressure: Set the setpoint value of the VPPL to zero.
Malfunction Display Possible cause Remedy
The valve
switches off
after 5 s LED status at
the VPPL
flashes red Supply pressure lacking 1. Set setpoint value to zero
2. Apply supply pressure
3. Set required setpoint value
Fig. 5
Note
For additional information on fault clearance
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Operating instructions VPPL
11 Accessories
Designation Product type
Sub-base PAML-CP-186-HP3
Module connector PAML-MK-186-HP3
Propor tional pressure regulator VPPL
Pneumatic silencers U-G1-HD-SA
Fig. 6
12 Technical data
PREL-186 -40CFX -40CFX2
Supply pressure p1 [bar] 0 … 50
Auxiliary pilot air connection (to PAHL) – G
¼
Pressure range, auxiliary pilot air [bar] – 6 … 10
Pressure regulation range [bar] 0.4 … 40
Signal setpoint
value
(Analogue input) Voltage [V DC] 0 … 10
Current [mA] 4 … 20
Operating voltage [V DC] 21.6 … 27.6
Operating medium Compressed air to ISO 8573-1:2010 [7:4:4]
Inert gases
Temperature of medium [°C] +5 … +50
Ambient temperature [°C] +5 … +50
Mounting position Vertical with VPPL on top
Alternative mounting position Vertical with VPPL underneath
Flow direction Marking on the housing: from 1 to 2
Type of mounting – In-line installation
– Module connector
– Sub-bases
Classification in accordance with
Pressure Equipment Directive Category I
CE marking (see declaration of
conformity)
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– According to EC Pressure
Equipment Directive
– According to EC Pressure
Equipment Directive
– In accordance with the
EC Machinery Directive
Max. cable length [m] 30
Weight [kg] 37.1 40.4
1) The device is intended for use in an industrial environment.
Measures for interference suppression may need to be implemented in residential areas.
Fig. 7
Dependence of p1 on p2
max
PREL-186-HP3-...-40...
Fig. 8
Pressure ramp at switch-on of the PREL
(Not activated with ongoing controlled operation)
PREL-186-...-40...
Fig. 9