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T400E
MANUAL
(Model T4004V4CAI & T4004V46CAI)
Important: This document should be read carefully before commencing installation
Rev1.1 March. 2006
CONTENTS
A
B
C
INTRODUCTION
1 SPECIFICATIONS
1.1
CONTROL UNIT
1.2
BEARING TEMPERATURE SENSORS
2 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
2.1
CONTROL UNIT
2.2
BEARING TEMPERATURE SENSORS
3 ELECTRICAL WIRING
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4 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
4.1
THE TEST FUNCTION
4.2
NORMAL OPERATION
4.3
HOT BEARING ALARM
4.4
ALARM MUTE
4.5
HOT BEARING STOP (SHUT DOWN)
4.6
RESTARTING
FAULT FINDING
DRAWINGS
BLOCK DIAGRAM AND SENSOR WIRING
SUPPLY AND RELAY WIRING
FITTING OF TEMPERATURE SENSOR TO BEARING
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Approvals
Zones of use of T400 Elite:
CAT II 1D for use in Zone 20. Areas as defined in BS EN 50281-1-2
CAT II 2D for use in Zone 21. Areas as defined in BS EN 50281-1-2
CAT II 3D for use in Zone 22. Areas as defined in BS EN 50281-1-2
Certification Markings:
1180 II 1D T125° -20°C to +50°C IP66 Baseefa04ATEX0130X
1180 II 2D T125° -20°C to +50°C IP66 Baseefa04ATEX0131X
Class II Division 1 Groups E, F & G (Canada Only)
Class II Division 2 Groups F & G (USA Only)
Power dissipation in Watts
ATEX category 1D : 6 Watts
ATEX category 2D : 12 Watts
To Open the Lid:
1.
Disconnect power (isolate ALL circuits)
2.
Untighten the lid securing screws
3.
Carefully open the lid ensuring that the gasket is not damaged and remains in place
To Close the Lid:
1.
Check that the gasket is correctly fitted into the box groove and is undamaged.
2.
Tighten the lid screws.
3.
Check that the lid and box are correctly mated.
Special conditions for safe use:
WARNING: Static Hazard - Clean only with a damp cloth.
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T400 ELITE HOT BEARING MONITOR
INTRODUCTION
The T400 ELITE is a microprocessor controlled unit which is able to accept signals of hot bearings in 8 zones and is able to cause alarm and shutdown of the machine when hot bearings are detected. The control unit is housed in a self-contained wall-mounting enclosure, and the sensors are separate items for mounting on the bearings. The T400
ELITE will operate from 100 to 240 VAC ±10% or from 10 to 30 VDC depending upon the model chosen.
1.
SPECIFICATIONS
1.1
The Control Unit
A plastic enclosure houses the electronics and terminal connectors. The unit contains a printed circuit board to accommodate power supply circuitry, output relays, microprocessor and terminals. A short ribbon cable is connected to the lid of the enclosure where the indicator lamps are mounted. Two ‘touch buttons’ are mounted on the lid to allow the unit to be tested during operation, and to mute the alarm relay.
Electrical Supply
(T4004V46)
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Electrical Supply
(T4004V34)
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Power Consumption -
Alarm Relay Contacts
Stop Relay Contacts
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100 to 240 VAC ±10% 50/60Hz (Zone 22 only)
10 to 30 VDC
10 TO 30 VDC (Zone 21)
10VA/10 WATTS
1 Pole normally open 8A@ 250VAC
1 Pole normally open 8A@ 250VAC
Sensor Inputs
Sensor Supply
Terminals
Protection
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PTC thermistor
** DC Current 100 ma maximum
Power 4mm² 14 AWG max
Signals 2.5mm² 16 AWG max Plug In
ATEX CE Ex II 2D T125°C, II 3D T125°C
CSA CL II DIV 1 GPs E, F & G (Canada)
Height
Width
Depth
Fixing Centres
Cable Entry
Weight
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CSA CL II DIV 2 GPs F & G (USA)
9.7”, 246mm
7.4”, 188mm
4”, 102mm
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8.75” high x 4” wide, 222mm x 102mm
2 Holes 11/8” DIA, 28mm, ¾” CONDUIT
3lbs, 1.3Kg
** The actual voltage will be +24 for model T4004V46A and between +10 and +30 volts for model T4004V34A depending on the supply to the unit.
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Status Indicator Lamps
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Viewed through front panel
POWER
HOT BEARING 1
HOT BEARING 2
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HOT BEARING 3
HOT BEARING 4
HOT BEARING 5
HOT BEARING 6
HOT BEARING 7
HOT BEARING 8
Touch Switches
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ALARM
MUTE
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1.2
Bearing Temperature Sensors
TEST
1.2.1 Bearing Temperature Sensor – WDB14V3F
The temperature Sensor is designed to screw into the bearing housing in a grease nipple hole or other tapped hole and will detect excessive temperature of the bearing housing.
The brass body of the sensor contains a positive temperature coefficient (PTC) thermistor which has a fixed switching temperature. Below this temperature, the thermistor has a low resistance and above this temperature it has a very high resistance. All of the sensors in each zone on the bearings are connected electrically in series so that if any one of them exceeds its switching temperature the total resistance exceeds the trip resistance of the control unit. The system fails to safe, as if the wire is broken at one of the sensors, an alarm signal is generated. A two core plus shield cable is permanently attached to the sensor body. A grease nipple is provided in the body of the sensor to allow greasing of the bearing in the normal manner.
SWITCHING TEMPERATURE -
RESISTANCE AT 60°C
RESISTANCE AT 100°C
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176°F + 10°F (80°C + 5°C)
(Other temperatures are available)
250 Ohms max
2000 Ohms Min
SENSING VOLTAGE
SENSING CURRENT
FIXING THREAD
CABLE
WEIGHT
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Protection.
Ex II 1 D Txx°C BAS01 ATEX 1191X
CSA Class II Division 1
30V DC maximum
5ma maximum
1/8” NPT
2 Core + shield 0.75mm² 10ft (3Mtr.) Long
7 oz. (0.2Kg)
Txx°C is replaced by the actual maximum temperature of the chosen sensor.
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2 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Warning
: Always lock-out and tag-out the machine prior to installation and setup.
Wiring: All Wiring Must Be In Accordance With Local and National Electrical
Codes and Should Be Undertaken By an Experienced and Professional, Qualified
Electrician.
2.1
The Control Unit
The Control Unit box should be installed in a suitable control or starter switch room and mounted at an eye level position so that the warning lights can be readily seen. The box should have sufficient space to open the lid for wiring and adjustment. An audible alarm, hooter or visual indicator lamp can be installed in or outside of the control room.
The Control Unit is susceptible to static voltage. Connection of a clean ground to terminal 31 is essential for optimum performance. Prior to this connection, static handling precautions should be taken.
Enclosure Installation:
a.
The IP66 rating of the enclosure must be maintained when used in Zone 20 and 21 dust environment. You must use the correct cable, glands and sealing arrangement and in accordance with the installation codes detailed in BS EN 60079 and EN 50281 b.
Where other certified components are used as part of the assembly or installation procedure, the user must take in to account any limitations which might be listed on the relevant certificates. c.
The box is supplied with 2 x 27.5mm (1⅛”) pre drilled holes in the bottom face. The user may add only 2 x 27.5mm (1⅛”) clearance holes per face. The holes may be placed anywhere on the box face but the centre line between adjacent holes must be no less than 54mm (2¼). There must be at least 12.7mm (½”) of material from the inside edge of the box. All unused entry apertures must be sealed using component certified stopping plugs Hawke International type 375 or 387. The end user must install component or apparatus certified stopping plugs and cable glands in strict accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions. d.
The enclosure must not be modified in any way without reference to Wheat
Electronics, as this will invalidate the certification, except where used in certain Zone
22 applications. e.
All wiring must be carried out in accordance with relevant codes of practice and / or instructions (BS EN 600079-14, EN50281). f.
The voltage and current and maximum power dissipation shown on the box label must not be exceeded. g.
The wiring installation must extend to within 1 mm of the metal face of the terminal. h.
All leads must be insulated for the appropriate voltage.
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i.
Not more than 1 single or multiple strand cable is to be connected to any terminal unless multiple conductors have previously been joined in a suitable manner (e.g. boot lace ferrule) such that they present a single connection point to the terminal. j.
A parallel shaft screwdriver of the correct size should always be used when tightening terminals.
2.2
Bearing Temperature Sensors (Grease through type)
The standard temperature sensors, which are pre-set at 176°F (80°C) are screwed into the grease holes of the bearings for the elevator leg head pulley, boot pulley and jockey pulley, where fitted. If any of the sensors exceeds its switching temperature, a signal is sent to the control unit and will cause an alarm signal, eventually resulting in shutdown.
Each sensor has a greasing by-pass and is installed in the bearing as Drawing ‘C’.
3 ELECTRICAL WIRING
Refer to Drawings A & B
Mount a conduit junction box within 10ft (3 metres) of each sensor – generally one junction box can be used for a pair of sensors. Connect the sensor cable to the junction box using sealing glands and protect the cable from damage. If flexible conduit is to be used, a conduit adaptor is available to attach to the sensor. Connect the junction box back to the control unit. We strongly recommend the use of shielded wires when wiring the sensors to the control unit. When terminating conduits at the control unit, ensure ground continuity by using a suitable bushing.
Any Bearing Sensor inputs which are unused must be connected to +volts at the control unit.
When installing the equipment in an area which is likely to be hazardous from Ignitable
Dusts, use liquid tight conduit and fittings and follow all local codes.
Terminal (Shield) is used to provide a continuous shield connection for the communications cable and is not grounded in the T400
Terminal 1 and 2 (A+ and B-) are used for the RS485 serial communications bus
(HotBus). Care should be taken to ensure that the connections are observed. Incorrect connection can result in loss of communications between nodes.
WARNING: under no circumstances must the power supply connection be allowed to come into contact with these terminals; to do so would result in the failure of the communications interface.
Terminals 3 and 4 (+ and 0V) are used to provide a 24 DC supply to the HotBus network node when required. This supply can be disabled by switch SW2 and is protected by F5.
Terminal 5 is provides for an 0 volt connection
Terminal 6 is used for temperature sensor 1 input
Terminal 7 is used for temperature sensor 2 input
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Terminal 8 is used for temperature sensor 3 input
Terminal 9 is used for temperature sensor 4 input
Terminal 10 is used to provide +24 VDC power to the temperature sensors
Terminal 11 is used to provide +24 VDC power to the temperature sensors
Terminal 12 is used for temperature sensor 5 input
Terminal 13 is used for temperature sensor 6 input
Terminal 14 is used for temperature sensor 7 input
Terminal 15 is used for temperature sensor 8 input
Terminal 16 is provides for an 0 volt connection
Terminal 17 no connection
Terminal 18 no connection
Terminal 19 is used for remote MUTE+ connection
Terminal 20 is used for remote MUTE- connection
Terminals 21 and 22 are no connection
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Terminals 23 and 24 are a volt free Alarm contact for Alarm relay A rated 250 VAC @ 8
Amp non inductive.
Terminals 25 and 26 are no connection
Terminals 27 and 28 are a volt free Stop contact for Stop relay A rated 250 VAC @ 8
Amp non inductive.
Terminals 29 and 30 are for the AC power supply. This is only fitted when the T400 is to be used in a Zone 22 application. The AC supply can be between 100 and 250 Volts
50/60 HZ.
Terminal 31 is used for a ground (earth) terminal when using a mains power supply or an
0 VDC terminal when using a separate DC power supply.
Terminal 32 is used when powering the T400 from a separate 12/24 VDC power supply
(10 to 30 vdc rated)
Fuses:
It is very important to observe the fuse ratings used on the T400 elite. The following
fuse ratings MUST apply.
F5 must have a maximum rating of 200ma when used in a CAT 2D (Zone 21) installation.
F5 has a recommended maximum rating of 200ma when used in a CAT 3D (Zone 22) installation.
F5 is used to limit the current available to the internal electronics and terminals 3 and 4.
F6 is used to protect the AC power supply and should have a 1.0 Amp rating. This fuse is only required when used in Zone 22 installations.
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In order to maintain the product certification, these fuses MUST be replaced with equivalent fuses at the same rating. Failure to do so will invalidate the certification and any warranties which may exist. The sensor supply (terminals 10 and 11) is limited by a self resetting 100ma fuse. This fuse may get warm especially when close to the trip current. If the current exceeds trip level it may be necessary to allow time for the fuse to cool down before operation can re-commence, this is normal practice.
4 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
4.1
The TEST function
4.1.1
Normal Test
The T400 ELITE is equipped with a self test function, initiated by the test touch button on the lid of the control unit. When the button is touched sensor 7 lamp flashes and then the following automatic test is initiated as the touch is released.
1.
All lamps illuminate – sensor 7 lamp continues to flash
2.
After 5 seconds all lamps return to their pre-test conditions
This test can be performed when the system is running or stopped and tests the correct function of the microprocessor and of all lamps.
4.1.2
Extended Test
If the Normal Test is initiated as in 4.1.1 and if the test touch button is touched again, while sensor 7 lamp is flashing, the extended test operates as follows:
1.
All lamps illuminate – sensor 7 lamp continues to flash
2.
Touching the test sensor again
3.
Sensor 7 and 8 lamps flash together for a further 5 seconds (8 seconds total time)
4.
The ALARM RELAY and STOP RELAY are inverted (off becomes on and on becomes off) and sensor 7, sensor 8 and the alarm led flash together.
5.
After 3 seconds all lamps and relays return to their pre test conditions
If this test is performed when the system is not running, the Alarm will sound but the
STOP RELAY will have no effect on the equipment. If this test is performed when the equipment is running, the Alarm will sound and the STOP RELAY will stop the equipment! This test should be performed on a regular basis to check the safety of the installation.
The touch button has been designed to ignore the first 0.5 seconds of touch; this is to reduce the possibility of accidental activation. Once activated as indicated by the led adjacent to the touch pad, removing the finger deactivates the button, if you leave your finger in place, the touch button will only remain active for approximately 2 seconds before automatically de-activating again. The touch button continuously recalibrates in order to eliminate the effects of static, dust or moisture build up on the surface.
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4.2
Normal Operation
If all Hot Bearing Sensors are ‘cold’, all eight HOT BEARING indicator lamps will be off. The ALARM indicator lamp and ALARM relay will be off. The STOP relay will be energised.
4.3
Hot Bearing Alarm
If a Hot Bearing Sensor becomes ‘hot’, the associated HOT BEARING indicator lamp and ALARM lamp will illuminate. After approx 2 seconds, the ALARM relay will energise. If the Hot Bearing Sensor then becomes ‘cold’, the HOT BEARING indicator lamp, ALARM lamp and ALARM relay will de-energise.
If more than one Hot Bearing Sensor becomes ‘hot’, all associated HOT BEARING indicator lamps will illuminate. Only when all Hot Bearing Sensors become ‘cold’ will the ALARM lamp and ALARM relay de-energise.
4.4
Alarm Mute
If the ALARM lamp and ALARM relay are energised because of a Hot Bearing, the
ALARM may be muted (turned off) by the following methods. If a finger is placed on the MUTE target, the ALARM lamp begins to flash, the ALARM relay de-energises and all HOT BEARING indicator lamps which were illuminated will flash. Alternatively, if a voltage is applied to the MUTE input terminals, the same MUTE action will occur. If the
Hot Bearing Sensors become ‘cold’, the flashing indicator lamps will de-energise.
If, during a MUTE condition, a further bearing sensor becomes ‘hot’, the associated HOT
BEARING indicator lamp will illuminate, the ALARM lamp and relay will energise leaving the original muted HOT BEARING indicator lamps flashing. A further MUTE operation would flash all associated HOT BEARING indicator lamps.
4.5
Hot Bearing Stop (Shut Down)
If a HOT BEARING condition is detected, and if the ALARM indicator lamp is on
(whether muted or not) for more than 3 minutes, the STOP relay will de-energise. If the
ALARM condition is cleared in less than 3 minutes, the STOP relay will not de-energise but the amount of alarm time will be ‘remembered’. If the ALARM condition occurs again immediately, the ‘shut down timer’ will continue from where it last stopped until the 3 minutes is completed. If the ALARM condition does not occur again immediately, the ‘shut down timer’ will time backwards, reducing the amount of time ‘remembered’ until the timer reaches zero. Consequently, if the alarm condition is intermittent, but no single interval of alarm exceeds 3 minutes, the persistence of alarms can eventually result in a STOP condition.
4.6
Restarting
If the machine has stopped because of a hot bearing condition as in 4.5 the lamps described above will remain flashing indefinitely. As soon as the hot bearings have cooled the flashing lamps will be cancelled, and the ALARM and STOP relays will be reset.
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CHECKLIST
For problems after initial start-up
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Is there excessive interference on the electrical power supply? Power conditioners and surge (spike) suppressor may have to be fitted.
Has the wiring for the Sensors been routed away from power cables? See paragraph 3.
Is the T400 Elite circuit properly grounded?
Is the Micro-processor control unit overheating, if so mount in temperaturecontrolled environment of maximum temperature 104°F (40°C).
Check that high powered ‘Walkie Talkie’ radios are not operated immediately near the T400 Elite control unit or Sensors as this will affect the performance.
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5. FAULT FINDING CHART
SYMPTOM
Hot Bearing LED on
CAUSE
Sensor not operating
Control Unit does not illuminate
Wiring Fault
Sensor connected to wrong
Hot Bearing LED on
Control Unit on continuously
Wrong Hot Bearing LED on unit illuminates
Alarm LED on
Relay off terminals
Wiring fault
Sensor fault
Unused input
Sensor connected to wrong input
Bearing is HOT
Stop condition occurred
Machine fails to start Wiring fault
REMEDIAL ACTION
Replace Sensor
Check wiring
Check wiring
Check sensor
Connect to +v
See drawing ‘A’
Check Bearings
Alarm condition for more than 3 minutes
Check wiring
BRAIME ELEVATOR COMPONENTS LIMITED
Web: http://www.braime.com
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Email: [email protected]
4B COMPONENTS LTD
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SETEM
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Tel. (33) 03 22 42 32 26 ♦ Fax. (33) 03 22 42 37 33
4B SUDAMERICA S.A.
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Tel. (54) 114 702 2364 ♦ Fax. (54) 114 701 5075
Manufactured by Don Electronics Limited.
Woodside Estate, Low Lane, Horsforth, LEEDS LS18 5NY.UK.
Tel +44(0)845 130 4798
Web: www.donelectronics.co.uk
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Clear
Yellow
Shield
Clear
Yellow
Shield
Clear
Yellow
Shield
Clear
Yellow
Shield
Clear
Yellow
Shield
(LINK TO +24)
(LINK TO +24)
Clear
Yellow
Shield
Clear
Yellow
Shield
5 0v
6 IN1
7 IN2
8 IN3
9 IN4
10 +24
11 +24
12 IN5
13 IN6
14 IN7
15 IN8
16 0v
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Terminals 21,
22, 25 and 26 are not used on this model.
19 20 23 24 27 28 29 30 31 32
No Connection
Terminals 21,
22, 25 and 26 are not used on this model.
No Connection
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