Safeguards 4-wire process
transmitters against induced
surges and transients from
field cabling
• Specifically designed for multivariable
Transmitters and Level Transmitters
• Four wires protected, one pair at 12V to 24V
and one pair at 7V (e.g. RS485)
• Easy and direct mounting — simply screws
into spare conduit entry
• Intrinsically safe and flameproof to
CENELEC standards
• FM for US and Canada and ATEX approved
March 2016
EPS 901-102 Rev L
The TP24/7 surge protection device is a unique unit providing a level
of protection for field-mounted transmitters that is far in excess of the
optional transient protection facilities available from the transmitter
manufacturers - without involving any additional wiring, conduit
modifications or other expensive extras.
The TP24/7 protection network consists of high-power, solid-state
electronics and a gas-filled discharge tube capable of diverting 10kA
impulses. The whole unit is encased in a 316 stainless steel housing,
threaded for the common conduit entries used on process transmitters.
Versions are available for 1/2” NPT, 20mm ISO, and G1/2” (BSP 1/2
inch) threaded entries.
Installation is simple and can easily be carried out retrospectively to
existing installations. The TP24/7 is screwed into any unused conduit
entry on the transmitter case and flying leads are connected to the
terminal block (+ve, -ve), RS485 terminals and the internal earth stud.
They operate without in any way affecting normal operation - passing ac
or dc signals without attenuation while diverting surge currents safely to
earth and clamping output voltages to specific levels.
The all-important earthing connection is made to the local casing of
the transmitter with no separate earth connection or ground stake at
the transmitter being needed. In operation, the TP24/7 makes sure that
the transmitter electronics are never exposed to damaging transients
between lines or between lines and casing/earth. Any surge current
appearing as a series-mode or common-mode transient is converted
into a common-mode voltage - whereupon the transmitter electronics
are temporarily raised to some higher voltage level before ‘floating’
down automatically (and without damage) to resume normal operation.
For hazardous area use, approvals for both intrinsically safe and
flameproof (explosion-proof) operation are available, in all gas groups
and apparatus temperature classification up to T4. Where transmitters
are used in circuits suitable for Div 2/Zone 2 installations, the TP24/7
can be added without adversely affecting the level of safety.
MTL TP24/7 range
March 2016
APPROVALS
Country (Authority) Standard No.Certificate/File Approved forProduct
EC (BASEEFA)EN 60079-0:2012+A11:2013
EN 60079-11:2012
BASEEFA04ATEX0251X
II 1G Ex ia IIC T4/T5/T6 GaII 1D Ex ia IIIC T135°C/ T100°C/ T85°C Da
TP32-N-NDI
TP32-I-NDI
TP32-G-NDI
EC (BASEEFA)EN 60079-0:2012+A11:2013
ATEX Directive 94/9/EC EN 60079-0:2012
USA (FM)
Canada (FM)C22.2 No 213 (1987), C22.2 No 142 (1987),
GlobalIEC 60079-0:2011, IEC 60079-11:2011IECEx BAS 07.0045XEx ia IIC T4/T5/T6 Ga
EN 60079-1:2015
EN 60079-15:2010
Class 3600 (1998), Class 3610 (2010),
Class 3611 (1999), Class 3615 (1989),
Class 3810 (1989) Incl Suppl #1 (1995)
316 stainless steel suitable for harsh
environments
Threads
TP24 /7-N: 1/2” NPT
TP24 /7-I: 20mm ISO (M20 x 1.5)
TP24 /7-G: G 1/2” (BSP 1/2 inch)
Weight
175g (6.2oz.)
Dimensions
See figure 1
EMC compliance
To Generic Immunity Standards
BS EN 61326 -1:2013 for industrial
environments
Hazardous Area
Ex ia IIC T4, Ceq=O, Leq=0; the unit can
be connected without further certification
into any intrinsically safe loop with open
circuit voltage <6 0V and input power
<1.2 W.
Ex d IIC T4; the unit is apparatus
approved to flameproof (explosionproof) standards, and can be fitted into a
similarly approved housing.
Electrical Safety
To BS EN 61643 -21:20 01 for surge
protection devices
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SIL INFORMATION
Failure rates according to IEC 61508
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TP24/70 FIT43 FIT11 FIT6 FIT
The user of the TP range can utilize these failure rates in a probabilistic model of a safety
instrumented function (SIF) to determine the suitability in part for safety instrumented system
(SIS) usage in a particular safety integrity level. A full table of failure rates in presented in the
EXIDA report (section 4.4) along with all assumptions.
*The Residual Effect failures are included in the Safe Undetected failure categor y according to
IEC 61508. Note that these failures alone will not affect system reliability or safety and should
therefore not be included in spurious trip calculations.
Safe Failure Fraction needs to be calculated on (sub)system level.
A complete copy of the EXIDA report can be downloaded at www.mtl-inst.com.
Figure 2 Connection detail
for a typical process
transmitter
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Figure 1 Dimensions
TO ORDER SPECIFY -
TP24/7-N-NDICertified process transmitter surge protection device - 1/2” NPT thread
TP24/7-I-NDICertified process transmitter surge protection device - 20mm ISO thread
TP24/7-G-NDICertified process transmitter surge protection device - G 1/2” (BSP 1/2”)
TP24/7-NNon-certified process transmitter surge protection device - 1/2” NPT thread
TP24/7-INon-certified process transmitter surge protection device - 20mm ISO thread
The given d ata is only intended as a p roduct
descrip tion and sho uld not be reg arded as a leg al
warrant y of properties or gu arantee. In th e interest
of further technical developments, we reserve the
right to make de sign changes.
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