Honeywell 3000MkII, 3000MkIII Specifications

Series 3000 MkII and MkIII
2-wire loop powered toxic and Oxygen gas detector for use in potentially explosive atmospheres
- explosion proof and intrinsically safe versions
Series 3000 MkII and MkIII
Reliable detection
• Proven electrochemical sensing technology
• Uses Surecell™ electrochemical cells, ideal for hot and humid environments
• Long-life sensing elements
• Patented ‘Reflex’ sensing element verification diagnostics
Reduced installation costs
• Integral surface mounting lugs
• Optional horizontal or vertical pipe mounting bracket
• Flameproof transmitter allows field wiring to be run along with other non-IS instruments
• Plug-in sensor removes wiring
• Can be retrofitted in place of Series 2000
Reduced commissioning costs
• Sensor recognition feature auto configures transmitter
• Non-intrusive configuration
• Plug and play factory configured sensors
Reduced maintenance costs
• IS sensor connection permits hot swap, reducing downtime
• User programmable calibration frequency
• Integral fault diagnostic software
• Menu/icon driven calibration procedure
Regulatory compliance
• European (ATEX)
• US (UL)
• Canadian (c-UL)
• South America (Inmetro)
• International (IECEx)
Range of optional accessories
• Remote sensor mounting kit
• Duct mounting kit (for H2, CO and H2S only)
• Calibration cup to apply test gas
• Collecting cone
Typical applications
• Exploration and drilling platform
• Production platforms
• Onshore oil and gas terminals
• Refineries and chemical plants
• Power plants
• Waste water facilities
• Utilities
The Series 3000 range of transmitters provide comprehensive monitoring of toxic and Oxygen gas hazards in potentially explosive atmospheres. Suitable for mounting both indoors and out, they are available in two versions and offer excellent versatility. The MkII is contained in a flameproof housing, has an intrinsically safe sensor connection and is for use in predominantly Zone 1 applications. However with the use of the optional remote mounting kit the sensor of the MkII can be mounted in a Zone 0 environment. The MkIII is for use with a separate suitable IS barrier allowing the complete transmitter to be used in Zone 0 applications.
These low powered gas detectors all feature a loop powered 4-20 mA connection, making them ideal for both new and retrofit installations. Users can configure the detector through the use of the easy to read LCD and intuitive interface while fault diagnostic software and a programmable calibration period greatly simplify maintenance procedures.
The intrinsically safe smart sensors are supplied pre-configured and can be ‘hot swapped’ without having to remove power to the detector, saving time and money during commissioning and routine servicing. A remote sensor mounting kit is available that allows the sensor to be mounted up to 15m (50ft) from the transmitter, making it ideal for operation in areas that are difficult to access.
Series 3000 is supplied with all necessary accessories for easy installation. The detector can be wall mounted using the integral mounting lugs or pipe mounted (horizontal or vertical) using the optional pipe mounting kit. Electrical installation is made using the 2 x M20 cable entries (ATEX/IECEx version) or 2 x ¾”NPT conduit entries (UL/c-UL versions). A suitable blanking plug is also supplied to seal any unused entries. A weatherproof cap is included for use in the harshest outdoor conditions.
Installation
Controller Detector
V
Mechanical Installation Options
Series 3000 MkII and MkIII are designed for use in potentially explosive atmospheres. As such, installation should follow national guidelines using suitable mechanically protected cable and glands (M20 or ¾” NPT) or conduit (¾” NPT). Use 0.5mm cross sectional area cable as needed to ensure minimum operating voltage at the detector, depending on installed cable length. Various accessories are available for different applications.
2
(20AWG) to 2.0mm2 (~14AWG)
Pipe Mounting Wall MountDuct Mount
Remote Mounting
Dimensions
Ø8.5
80
106
164
Wiring Schematics Series 3000 MkII
Detector supply V
• 17Vdc (min) to 32Vdc (max)
Maximum detector signal I
• 22mA (over range)
d
m
Cable resistance Rc
• Subject to cable type
Load resistor of control panel R
• Assumed 33Ω (min) or 250Ω (max)
• Subject to controller manufacturer
Controller supply voltage V
• Subject to controller manufacturer
• Assumed nominal of 24Vdc
c
Remote Mounting Arrangement
12
201
Note: All dimensions
99
Controller
R
+VE
c
L
Signal Signal
R
L
-VE
c
1
I
m
2
3
+VE
1
V
d
Signal
2
3
+VE
R
L
V
c
-VE -VE
R
c
1
I
m
2
in mm (1" = 25.4mm)
Detector
+VE
1
2
V
d
Typical Maximum Installed Cable Lengths Series 3000 MkII
The maximum cable length between a controller and detector is dependent upon:
• The minimum guaranteed supply voltage to the detector at the controller (V
• The minimum operating voltage of the detector (V
).
C
• The maximum current draw of the detector (I
• The input impedance of the controller (R
• The resistance of the cable (R
Using the example values, the table opposite shows typical cable lengths.
For a specific application, the cable manufacturer’s resistance data for a specific cable type must be used.
A cable length calculation formula can be found in the product technical manual.
Series 3000 MkII Maximum Cable Length shown in km (mi)
Cable Size Cable
2
0.5mm
)
d
)
m
)
L
)
C
(20AWG*) 36.8 (59.2) 3.9 (2.4) 0.9 (0.6)
2
(17AWG*) 19.5 (31.4) 7.3 (4.5) 1.7 (1.1)
1.0mm
2
(16AWG*) 12.7 (20.4) 11.2 (7.0) 2.7 (1.7)
1.5mm
2
(14AWG*) 10.1 (16.3) 14.1 (8.8) 3.4 (2.1)
2.0mm
*Nearest equivalent
Resistance
Ω/km
R
c
(Ω/mi)
Cable distance km
(mi) where the Input
Impedance
= 33Ω
R
L
Cable distance km (mi)
where the Input
Impedance
= 250Ω
R
L
Loading...
+ 5 hidden pages