LFXGH Basic Setup
LFXGH Basic Setup
LFXGH Basic Setup
Before using the gauge to make measurements, you must: Calibrate it to relate the detection of radiation from the source to the level of the process material. Calibrate the current loop to a reference ammeter or the DCS.
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Select Calibration | 2 Point Calibration | Cal High Collect. Click Start. Click Accept. Enter the actual value in engineering units. Click OK. Select Calibration | Linearizer Data Pt | Create Data Point. At the prompt, enter the actual known level of process. Accept or reject the results when they appear. Repeat procedure for all available levels. Select Calibration | Linearizer Data Pt | Recalculate. Click OK to proceed with the linearity calculation. The linearizer table calculates based on the level values. Select Calibration | 2 Point Calibration. Click Calculate Results. Click OK. Click OK. Sensor counts Actual level (engineering units)
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Refer to the Radiation Safety Manual and Reference CD that came with your source holder. Always refer to the safety instructions in this guide and the country specific installation standards. Follow the prevailing safety regulations and accident prevention rules of your company and country.
Data type Cal low level (usually empty) Linearizer data point 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Cal high level (usually full) Linearizer data point 10
General
Ambient temperature should be between 20 C (4 F) to +60 C (+140 F). There is an option available for lower temperatures. Safety information for EX areas This equipment is suitable for use in the following environment: CSA Class l, Div 1, Groups A, B, C, & D CSA Class I, Div 2, Groups A, B, C, & D CSA Class ll, Div 1 Groups E, F, & G CSA Class II, Div 2, Groups E, F & G ATEX Certificate #II2 G/D EEx d IIC TP6 IP66 20 C to +60C or II2G EEX d IIB+H2 T6 50 C to +60C NEMA Type 4X IP66 Non-hazardous locations
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Select Calibration | 2 Point Calibration | Cal Low Collect. Click Start. Click Accept. Enter the actual value in engineering units. Click OK.
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AC o r DC power input
The detectors active area (where it is possible to make a level measurement) is between 1" (25mm) from the bottom of the GEN2000 housing to the end of the flexible conduit. Mount the detector so this area spans the measurement length. Disconnect switch Install a power line switch no more than one meter from the operator control station. Conduit Conduit runs must be continuous and protected so that moisture condensation does not drip into any of the housings or junction boxes. Use sealant in the conduit, or arrange the runs so that they are below the entries to the housings and use weep holes where permitted. Use a conduit explosion-proof seal in the proximity of the housing when the location is in a hazardous area. Requirements for the actual distance must be in accordance with local code. If you use only one conduit hub, plug the other conduit hub to prevent the entry of dirt and moisture. Note: For European ATEX hazardous area applications, all cable glands or hubs must be EExd rated.
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Mounting Instructions
Your source was sized for optimal performance at the time you ordered your system. Contact us prior to installation if the location of the equipment is different from the original order location. Mounting options: Bracket mountthe L-bracket supports the electronics housing. For this type of mounting, the conduit clamps should be spaced every 18 in. (45cm). Conduit mountthis type of mount consists of an adapter with a 2 in. conduit coupler (part number 240721). It provides an air hose fitting for applications that must cool the gauge. The pole mount requires a nipple and union.
Conduit Mounting Bracket Mounting
Caution! Do Not Apply Power until a thorough check of all the wiring is complete. The AC power source voltage input is 100230 VAC 10% (90250 VAC) at 5060 Hz, at 15 VA (or 25 VA with optional heater) maximum power consumption. AC power must not be shared with transient-producing loads. Use an individual AC lighting circuit. Supply a separate earth ground. The DC power source voltage input is 2060 VDC (<100 mV, 11,000 Hz ripple) at 15 VA maximum power consumption. DC power cable can be part of a single cable 4-wire hookup, or can be separate from output signal cable. Use wire for power per local code. Wire should be suitable for +40 C above surrounding ambient temperature. All field wiring must have insulation suitable for 250 volts or higher. Note: Not all connections are required for operation. The power input terminals are not polarity-sensitive. HART signal may not operate with some isolating barriers or other non-resistive loads.
2" conduit
Follow the site specific installation drawings (this may involve installing the gauge in an inverted position). Mount where process material cannot: Coat the source holder Build up between the vessel wall and the detector housing. Mount where the temperature of the process material is relatively stable. Mount the housing as close to the vessel as possible, but outside of any insulation. Note: Protect any insulation from liquids. Verify that there is nothing to absorb radiation between the vessel wall and detector housing. If there are internal obstructions, mount the source holder and gauge on an arc other than a diameter so that the beam of radiation does not cross the obstruction. Avoid source cross-talk when there are multiple adjacent pipes or vessels that have source holders and detectors. The best orientation, in this case, is for the source holders to be on the inside with the radiation beams pointing away from each other.
Relay
Relay contacts are rated at 6 A at 240 VAC, 6 A at 24 VDC, or 1/4 HP at 120 VAC.
RS-485
The RS-485 connections are labeled on the CPU board. The maximum cable length is 609 meters (2,000 ft.). Use shielded wire per local code. Connect positive terminals together. Connect negative terminals together. Connect ground terminals together.