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L E V E L
C O N T R O L
Analyser Units
1651 / 1681
HR-1651
HR-1681
- analyser units for continuous measuring systems
- 2-wire safety design with pulse length
modulated current pulses (PLM)
- Ex-version approved for use up to
Ex-zone 0
- Ex-version approved for use as part of
an overspill prevention system
(VbF/ WHG)
Order No.:
HR-16510 .
standard
HR-16810 .
Ex-protected
Outputs:
analogue values for 0 ... 100% variation
05V
0- 20 mA ......... 3
05V
4- 20 mA ......... 4
01V
0- 20 mA ......... 5
01V
4- 20 mA ......... 6
Function:
The analyser units provide the necessary operating voltage of approx. 8 V
DC for supplying the converters of a
continuous level measuring system. The
converter detects the continuously changing electrical values of the fill level (C,
R or p) and converts these into pulse
length modulated current pulses (PLM).
The current pulses are transmitted to
the analyser unit via a 2-wire connection. The voltage and temperature
stabilised circuits of the unit produces
corresponding direct current and voltage outputs from the PLM signals.
Input and output circuits are galvanically isolated from each other. This allows
the further connection of non-Ex protected devices without the need for an
extra isolation amplifier.
The integrated self-monitoring cirucit
checks the connections including the
presence of the converter (see Safety
functions).
32 31 30
18 17
+ Probe
Power
Supply
Analyser Unit
HR-16x1
Output
1 2
Gain
+
Sensitivity
range
Zero point
3 4
Changing fill levels influence the frequency of the current pulses in the 2-wire
connection between the converter (measuring probe) and the analyser unit. The
safety switching in the analyser unit checks for current pulses in this circuit and
monitors the connection (for short circuits, wire breakage, defective insulation),
as well as it checks for the presence and functioning of the converter. Each fault
causes the display to indicate > 100% ("overspill") and produces a maximum
output signal, so that the filling can be stopped and an alarm triggered.
Issue date 20.07.95
Safety functions:
Operating and display elements/terminal assignment:
We reserve the right to make modifications and no guarantee of the accuracy of information contained herein is given. Copyright by Pepperl+Fuchs, Printed in Germany
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Pepperl+Fuchs GmbH · Process Automation Division · 68301 Mannheim · Telephone (06 21) 7 76-0 · Fax (06 21) 7 76-10 00
L E V E L
C O N T R O L
Analyser Units
1651 / 1681
Settings / compensation
(See also the instructions for compensation of analyser units and limit value detectors, Data
Sheet No. 1650, please inquire).
On the front panel are an instrument display, the sensitivity range selector (1 ... 9), and two
adjustment potentiometers (gain, zero point).
1. Selecting the sensitivity range (1 ... 9):
The proper sensitivity range can only be found after a test measurement. For magnetoperated immersion probes, the correct value is:
setting 5 with lengths up to 3 m
setting 4 with lengths greater than 3 m
With capacitive measuring electrodes, the setting is dependent on, among other things, the
conductivity and the dielectric constant εr of the medium and can lie between 2 and 8.
2. Zero compensation:
With the measuring sensor installed in the empty container or with medium filled to the
desired zero point level, the zero point is set by:
• setting the "Gain" potentiometer to its maximum position
• adjusting the "Zero point" potentiometer until the instrument display reads 0%.
3. 100% signal compensation:
With the container filled to the desired level for a 100% reading:
• adjust the "Gain" potentiometer until the display indicates 100%.
Technical Data
HR-1651
HR-1681
Approvals/certificates
01 / PTB / Ex-80 / 2173
Supply
Nominal voltage
Power consumption
AC 230 V (48 ... 62 Hz) DC 24 V (±25%) and other values on request
approx. 7 VA
Input / measuring circuit (PLM)
Ignition protection class
max. quiescent voltage
max. short-circuit current
max. external capacitance
max. external inductance
Output / analogue
max. voltage range
max. current range
Function display
Environmental conditions
Ambient temperatures
[EEx ia] IIC Zone 0
DC 9.6 V
85 mA
370 µF
1 mH
DC 9.6 V
85 mA
-
0 ... DC 5 V / load ≥ 1 kOhm
0 ... 20 mA / load ≤ 250 Ohm
(≤ 1 kOhm on request)
monitoring instrument 0% ... 100%
253 K ... 333 K (-20°C ... + 60°C)
W / H / D - 150 / 73 / 112 mm
terminal plate: polycarbonate, lower part: ABS
2x screws M4 and M5 or standard mounting rail according to DIN EN 50 022
housing: IP 50, terminals: IP 10
Issue date 20.07.95
Mechanical
Housing
Material
Fixing
Type of protection
from converter, measuring probe
We reserve the right to make modifications and no guarantee of the accuracy of information contained herein is given.
Copyright by Pepperl+Fuchs, Printed in Germany
Pepperl+Fuchs GmbH · Process Automation Division · 68301 Mannheim · Telephone (06 21) 7 76-0 · Fax (06 21) 7 76-10 00
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