ICP iMAT 14, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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Alarm signal via potential-free contact
Mensaje de alarma a través de contacto sin potencial
Signal d'alarme délivré sur le contact sans potentiel
Sinal de alarme via contacto isento de potencial
Switching sequence of valve in alarm mode
Secuencia de actuación de la válvula en el modo de alarma
Séquence d'activation de la vanne en mode Alarme
Sequência de ligação da válvula no modo de alarme
1
2 3 6 5
4
1
3
4
2
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The condensate flows through the feed
line (
1
) into the iMAT 14 unit and accu-
mulates in the container (
2
). A capacitive
sensor (
3
) continuously registers the liq-
uid level and passes a signal to the elec-
tronic control as soon as the container is
filled. The pilot valve (
4
) is then activated
and the diaphragm (
5
) opens the outlet
line (
6
) for discharging the condensate.
When the iMAT 14 unit has been emptied,
the outlet line is closed again quickly and
tightly without wasting compressed air.
When the microcontroller registers a
malfunction, the device will automatically
change to the alarm mode. The switching
sequence of the valve (see illustration)
continues until the fault is cleared (auto-
matically or through maintenance). The
red LED
flashes
as long as the device
is in the alarm mode.
Malfunctioning could be caused by, e.g.:
• Mistakes during installation
• Dropping below the necessary mini-
mum pressure
• Excessive condensate quantities (over-
loading)
• Blocked/shut off outlet line
• Extreme amount of dirt particles
• Frozen piping
If the fault is not cleared within the first
minute, a fault signal is triggered (see
illustration) which can be picked off as a
potential-free signal via the alarm relay.
4
1
2
3
Ready for operation
Voltage is being applied
Discharge procedure
Outlet line is open
Malfunction
Alarm mode is activated
Test
Manual drainage/alarm
The test button is used for checking
correct functioning.
Pressing Effect
Short Manual drainage
> 1 min Alarm mode
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