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Phönix PHÖNIX Messtechnik Gmbh www.phoenix-mt.com PHÖNiX PHÖNIX Messtechnik GmbH Magnetically operated level switches Product group 740 Selection table Equipment for Magnetic Level Gauges type 710 Type - Sheet: 1/1 Revision: 6 Date: 05/05 Table Mechanical Data for Level Gauge Housing Ingr. prot. Temperature Vibration 710. Material Dimensions EN 60529 Ambient ins.pipe tolerance Type *) *) *) * * * -30 ...+70(90) °C *) 65x50 -40 ...+100 °C -65 ...+125 °C -60 ...+200 °C 20x100 28x25 45x50 65x65 80x82 95x165 SS Alu Makrolon Pocan IP 54 IP 65 IP 67 -40 ...+120 °C 130/140/150/160 098/104 100/100.3/104/200/300 104.3 110/120 102/103/106 150/350 °C 150/400 °C 150/500 °C 0,5 g 3g 15 g 740.0060 740.0062 740.0064 740.0065 740.00661 ) 740.0200 Table Electrical Data, Ex-Classification Ex Switch Switch element Switch Electr. protection Voltage Current Rupturing capacity cycles connect. A~ Type ., DIN 19234 5 6 7 250V~/200 V= Ex d Ex i Ex m Reed switch, SPST Rotate switch, SPDT Triac Prox. sw 8,2 V= (DIN 19234) 230V~/200 V= 24 V~ bis 230 V~ 2A~ 0,4 mA/2,5 mA 2 A~/2 A= 230V~/230 V= 1 A~/0,5 A= 100 VA/40 W 100 VA 550 VA >10 >10 >10 PVC cable Screw terminals 30 VA/30 W Silicon cable 10 mA= 24 mA~ bis 2,5 <<1W 1W 740.0060 740.0062 740.0064 740.0065 740.0066 740.0200 Remarks PHÖNIX Messtechnik GmbH to use without restrictions Salzschlirfer Straße 13 to use with precautions, if the switch is part of an intrinsically safe circuit, D-60386 Frankfurt/M. e. g. DIN 19234 (Namur) Tel. +49/69/41 67 42 -20 Fax +49/69/41 67 42 - 29 *) Makrolon-/Alu-housing [email protected] **) without insulate/with insulate www.phoenix-mt.com 1) no insulation between switches and pipe possible PHÖNiX Accessories: Transmitter feed circuit Subject to alterations www.phoenix-mt.com PHÖNiX PHÖNIX Messtechnik GmbH Magnetic Power switch Product group 740 Universal bistable magnetically operated switch Semiconductor relay controlled by Reed switch Type 0060 Switch direction reversible Sheet: 1/2 Revision: 3 Date: 9/07 Field of Application This switch is for signalling level limits with magnetic level gauges. The switch element Reed has a very low mass and so can sustain very high shock and vibration stress. It can be used for power switching and small signal switching, you only have to use the appropriate screw terminals. General Data Hysteresis ca. [mm]: Gauge-Type on basic pipe on heating jacket 710.104/2XX 6 15 710.100 10 20 710.110...160 15 25 Fitting position: Cable gland downwards Ingress protection: IP65 Material housing: Alu/Makrolon Makrolon Manner of fastening: with strap retainers housing 55 height (Accesories s. page 2) Measures/weight: Makr.: 82x80x55/0,15 kg Alu: 75x80x57/0,3 kg ON strap retainers Design Data max. temperature max. temp. 10 82 Operating mode OFF of pipe of housing . mounting Power switch 150 °C *) 70 °C strap at amb.Temp.85 °C (Solid state Makr Triac-relay) 400 °C *) 90 °C Alu at amb.Temp.55 °C version . 150 °C *) M20x1,5 MAX Small signal at amb.Temp.120 °C 120 °C 80 switch Makr measures in mm 500 °C *) (Reed) 120 °C at amb.Temp.70 °C Alu Connection diagram Protective circuits for *)Insulate between housing and pipe above L 1 Reed switches,details see TK-210 1 L 150 °C in pipe Last Diode Load 67 3 RC- Switch cycles: 10 - 10 DC netw. 2 ~ + Shock: 15 g N - Vibrations: 10 g PE Operating mode Operating mode AC-switch DC-switch Power switch small signal switch Subject to alterations Ordering no. PHÖNIX Messtechnik GmbH Salzschlirfer Straße 13 74 0. 00 60 - X? ? ?? ?? ? D-60386 Frankfurt/M. Tel. +49/69/41 67 42 -20 Fax +49/69/41 67 42 - 29 Housing [email protected] A=Alu www.phoenix-mt.com M=Makrolon PHÖNiX ?=Code not in use www.phoenix-mt.com PHÖNiX PHÖNIX Messtechnik GmbH Magnetic Power switch Product group 740 Application hints Type 0060 Sheet: 2/2 Revision: 3 Date: 9/07 Electrical Data Cable gland: M20x1,5 Screw terminals: 2,5 mm2 Power switch (Solid state relay withTriac) ON OFF Operating voltage nominal 24 V~ to 230 V~ for 90 % power: 250 V~ Operating voltage limit: Load current nominal 24 mA~ to 2,5 A~ for 90 % power / 230 V~: 6 mA~ OFF-current (230 V~): 550 VA max. power limit Pn max : max. power limit Pnmin : s. Diagram below 15 VA 95% Switch configured as MIN switched on, if float is below 10 Pnmin =F(U n ,P%) 90% P% nmin P 5 Un 0 ON OFF 25 50 75 100 125 150 175 200 225 250 V Small signal switch (Reed) Operating voltage limit: 200 V= / 230 V~ Operating current limit: 0,5 A Rupturing capacityUxImax : 5W The switch is notsuitable for the ex area also with the exclusive use as ‘small signal switch’. Switch configured as MAX, pc-board and strap retainer reversed switched on, if float is above Circuit diagram L F1 R1 TR1 N DC PE Subject to alterations Ordering no. for accessories PHÖNIX Messtechnik GmbH Salzschlirfer Straße 13 All fixing elements made of 1.4571 Ordering No. D-60386 Frankfurt/M. Tel. +49/69/41 67 42 -20 Mounting strap 5945005556 Fax +49/69/41 67 42 - 29 Strap retainers for 710.104/2XX 171538 [email protected] Strap retainers for 710.100/103 171546 www.phoenix-mt.com Strap retainers for 710.110/120/106/130/100.3 171553 PHÖNiX www.phoenix-mt.com PHÖNiX PHÖNIX Messtechnik GmbH Magnetically operated switch Ex m Product group 740 Bistable change-over switch with patented switch element Switch contacts magnetically operated Type 0062 Pipe clamp integrated Sheet: 1/1 Revision: 4 Date: 08/04 Range of application This SPDT switch is for signalling level limits of magnetically operated liquid level gauges. It works with contact types which need not be protected by special means and so may be operated with higher loads. The switch can be used for Ex-Zone 2 and Ex Zone 1. General Data Hysteresis: 18 mm (with Type 710.100) Material housing: Aluminium Fixing device for magnetic gauge type: A: 710.100.0/104/2XX.0 pipe clamp Æ40-60 mm Idendification B:710.102/103/106...140 pipe clamp Æ 60-80 mm plate 65 M16x1,5 Design Data Temperature ambient: -to+°C45 125 Temperature housing: -65 to +125 °C switch 40 Temperature in gauge pipe: up to 400 °C *) area 63 Switch cycles: >105 *)Insulate between switch and gauge pipe above 150 °C in pipe Ex-protection: EEx m II T4, T5, T6 Ambient temperature for temperature class: T4: -45 °C to +125 °C 50 T5: -45 °C to +95 °C T6: -45 °C to +80 °C Function 10 MAX (Float above): black - blue closed L MIN (Float below): brown - blue closed Pipe clamp Electrical Data measures in mm Switch over bistable: SPDT Switch voltage: 200 V =/250 V~ Switch current: 2 A=/~ Connection diagram max. power limit: 40 W/100 VA Contact material: AgCd / Au5m Transit time: <50ms 740.0062 black Connection: 3 m silicone cable blue (resistantly approximately nick) 4 x 0,75 mm2 brown Ingress protection acc. to EN 60529: IP 67 yellow/green Certificates EC-Type-Examination Certificate: ZELM 02 ATEX 0079 Subject to alterations Ordering no. PHÖNIX Messtechnik GmbH Salzschlirfer Straße 13 74 0. 00 62 - X - XX X cable length L in m D-60386 Frankfurt/M. Tel. +49/69/41 67 42 -20 Fax +49/69/41 67 42 - 29 [email protected] A 710.100.0/104/2XX.0 for magnetic www.phoenix-mt.com B 710.102/103/106...140 gauge type PHÖNiX www.phoenix-mt.com PHÖNiX PHÖNIX Messtechnik GmbH Magnetically operated SPDT switch Productgroup 740 Bistable change-over switch with patented switch element Switch contacts magnetically operated Type 0064 Sheet: 1/1 Revision: 9 Date: 03/05 Range of application This SPDT switch is for signalling level limits of magnetically operated liquid level gauges. It works with contact types which need not be protected by special means and so may be operated with higher loads. Ex-Zone 2 in general and Ex Zone 1 with intrinsically Type safe circuits is allowed, because only passive elements 740.0064 are built into a swaged-tight housing. General Data Hysteresis: 18 mm (with Type 710.100) Material housing: Aluminium Fixing device for magnetic gauge type (accessory): 710.100.0/104/098/ 2XX.0 strap retainersÆ 40-60 mm 710.102/103/106...140 strap retainers Æ60-80 mm Design Data Switch cycles: >105 400 Derating-Diagram 57 heigth Attention! 300 with heat guard plate Execution with Do not 200 heat guard plate 180 isolate the without heat guard plate switch Mounting strap 100 together with the Switch point 0 75 -60 -40 -20 20 40 60 80 100 pipe Strap retainers -65 -60 with heat guard plate 125 Temperature medium [°C] -165 Ambient temperature [°C] Function M20x1,5 MAX (Float oabove): black (1) - blue (2) closed 80 MIN (Float below): brown (3) - blue (2) closed Measures in mm Electrical Data Switch over bistable: SPDT ConnectionConnection Diagram diagram Switch voltage: 200 V =/250 V~ Switch current: 2 A=/~ max. power limit: 40 W/100 VA 740.0061740.0064 black 740.0064 1 Contact material: AgCd / Au5m Transit time: <50ms Rp Rp blue 2 Connection: 3 m or 5 m cable, 4 x 0,75 mm2 R R R R 2 p s brown p s 3 or screw terminals 3 x 2,5 mm Cable gland: M20x1,5 yellow/green Ingress protection acc.
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