Vaisala CAB100 Installation Manual

M212242EN-C
Installation Guide
CMS Industrial Cabinet
AB100
C
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Table of contents

Table of contents
1. About this document.......................................................................................
1.1 Version information.............................................................................................5
1.2 Related manuals.................................................................................................. 5
1.3 Documentation conventions..............................................................................6
1.4 Trademarks........................................................................................................... 7
2. Product overview.............................................................................................. 8
2.1 Overview of Vaisala CMS Industrial Cabinet CAB100..................................... 8
2.2 Basic features and options.................................................................................9
2.2.1 CAB100A models........................................................................................ 10
2.2.2 CAB100B models.........................................................................................10
2.3 Physical structure and components..................................................................11
2.3.1 Enclosures.................................................................................................... 14
2.4 Regulatory compliances....................................................................................15
3. Installing the enclosure................................................................................. 16
3.1 Installing CAB100A with mounting frame...................................................... 16
3.2 Installing CAB100B with mounting frame.......................................................19
3.3 Enclosure flanges..............................................................................................23
3.3.1 Leading cables through rubber flange.................................................... 24
3.3.2 Leading cables through stainless steel flange........................................ 25
4. Electrical installation..................................................................................... 27
4.1 Installation safety.............................................................................................. 27
4.1.1 ESD protection............................................................................................ 28
4.2 Connecting AC (mains) power........................................................................ 28
4.3 Connecting power over Ethernet to CAB100A..............................................32
4.4 Supplying power to external measurement device from CAB100B........... 32
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5. Adding devices to CAB100A..................................................................... 35
5.1 Expanding PDT101 transmitter installation in CAB100A.............................. 35
5.2 Expanding safety barrier installation in CAB100A........................................38
5.3 Expanding galvanic isolator installation in CAB100A................................... 41
6. Adding devices to CAB100B..................................................................... 44
6.1 Adding PDT101 transmitters as new modules to CAB100B.........................44
6.2 Expanding PDT101 transmitter installation in CAB100B.............................. 50
6.3 Adding analog input channels to CAB100B.................................................. 56
6.3.1 Wiring and powering loop-powered measurement devices.................62
6.3.2 Wiring externally powered measurement devices.................................65
6.4 Adding safety barriers as new modules to CAB100B.................................. 69
6.5 Expanding safety barrier installation in CAB100B........................................78
6.6 Adding galvanic isolators as new modules to CAB100B............................. 85
6.7 Expanding galvanic isolator installation in CAB100B...................................93
6.8 Installing serial port server and Ethernet switch........................................ 100
7. Replacing devices.........................................................................................105
7.1 Replacing PDT101 transmitters in CAB100A and CAB100B.......................105
7.2 Replacing DL4000 data loggers in CAB100A and CAB100B....................109
8. Maintenance..................................................................................................... 114
8.1 PDT101 calibration............................................................................................ 114
8.2 PDT101 adjustment........................................................................................... 114
8.3 Cleaning.............................................................................................................115
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9. Technical data..................................................................................................
116
9.1 CAB100 specifications..................................................................................... 116
9.1.1 Enclosure dimensions................................................................................118
9.2 Component specifications...............................................................................119
9.2.1 Vaisala Dierential Pressure Transmitter PDT101 specifications.......... 119
9.2.2 Vaisala DL4000 Universal Data Logger specifications......................... 121
9.2.3 Vaisala vNet PoE Data Logger Interface specifications....................... 123
9.2.4 Third-party component specifications................................................... 125
9.3 Spare parts and accessories...........................................................................126
Appendix A: Wiring diagrams.....................................................................128
A.1 CAB100A wiring diagrams.............................................................................
128
A.2 CAB100B wiring diagrams..............................................................................133
Appendix B: Layout diagrams.....................................................................138
B.1 CAB100A layout diagrams............................................................................. 138
B.2 CAB100B layout diagrams............................................................................. 143
Appendix C: Removing and recycling data logger battery.................149
Maintenance and calibration services........................................................ 151
Warranty............................................................................................................ 151
Technical support............................................................................................ 151
Recycling........................................................................................................... 151
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List of figur
es
List of figur
Figure 1 Cabinet models CAB100A (small) and CAB100B (large)........................ 8
Figure 2 Main components inside CAB100A, PDT101 model with
Figure 3 Main components inside CAB100A, PDT101 model with vNet PoE......12
Figure 4 Main components inside CAB100B, mixed model with
Figure 5 CAB100A enclosure dimensions................................................................... 14
Figure 6 CAB100B enclosure dimensions....................................................................14
Figure 7 CAB100A wall installation accessories........................................................ 17
Figure 8 CAB100B wall installation accessories.........................................................21
Figure 9 Stainless steel flange........................................................................................25
Figure 10 CAB100A enclosure dimensions..................................................................118
Figure 11 CAB100B enclosure dimensions.................................................................. 119
Figure 12 Wiring diagram for CAB100A PDT101 voltage model with
Figure 13 Wiring diagram for CAB100A PDT101 voltage model with
Figure 14 Wiring diagram for CAB100A analog channel model with
Figure 15 Wiring diagram for CAB100A safety barrier model with
Figure 16 Wiring diagram for CAB100A galvanic isolator model with
Figure 17 Wiring diagram for CAB100B PDT101 model...........................................133
Figure 18 Wiring diagram for CAB100B analog channel model with
Figure 19 Wiring diagram for CAB100B analog channel model with
Figure 20 Wiring diagram for CAB100B safety barrier model...............................136
Figure 21 Wiring diagram for CAB100B galvanic isolator model......................... 137
Figure 22 Main components inside CAB100A, PDT101 model with
Figure 23 Main components inside CAB100A, PDT101 model with vNet PoE...139 Figure 24 Main components inside CAB100A, analog channel model
Figure 25 Main components inside CAB100A, safety barrier model
Figure 26 Main components inside CAB100A, galvanic isolator
Figure 27 Main components inside CAB100B, mixed model with
Figure 28 Main components inside CAB100B, PDT101 model............................... 144
Figure 29 Main components inside CAB100B, analog channel model................145
Figure 30 Main components inside CAB100B, mixed model with
Figure 31 Main components inside CAB100B, safety barrier model....................147
Figure 32 Main components inside CAB100B, galvanic isolator model..............148
es
serial port serv
PDT101s, analog input channels, and safety barriers...............................13
serial port server and 24 VDC power supply........................................... 128
vNet PoE............................................................................................................ 129
serial port server and 24 VDC power supply...........................................130
serial port server and 24 VDC power supply............................................ 131
serial port server and 24 VDC power supply........................................... 132
loop-powered measurement devices........................................................134
externally powered measurement devices...............................................135
serial port server and 24 VDC power supply........................................... 138
with serial port server and 24 VDC power supply................................. 140
with serial port server and 24 VDC power supply.................................. 141
model with serial port server and 24 VDC power supply.................... 142
PDT101s, analog input channels, and safety barriers.............................143
PDT101s and safety barriers..........................................................................146
er and 24 VDC power supply..............................................11
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List of tables

Table 1 Document versions (English).............................................................................5
Table 2 Related manuals.................................................................................................... 5
Table 3 CAB100 c
Table 4 Enclosure flanges and recommended use...................................................23
Table 5 CAB100 operating environment.................................................................... 116
Table 6 CAB100 powering specifications...................................................................116
Table 7 CAB100 mechanical specifications............................................................... 116
Table 8 CAB100 environmental compliance..............................................................117
Table 9 CAB100 EMC compliance.................................................................................118
Table 10 PDT101 models.................................................................................................... 119
Table 11 PDT101 measurement performance.............................................................. 119
Table 12 PDT101 operating environment..................................................................... 120
Table 13 PDT101 compliance...........................................................................................120
Table 14 PDT101 inputs and outputs...............................................................................121
Table 15 PDT101 mechanical specifications..................................................................121
Table 16 DL4000 general specifications...................................................................... 121
Table 17 DL4000 memory specifications....................................................................122
Table 18 DL4000 recording span.................................................................................. 123
Table 19 DL4000 current loop and voltage inputs...................................................123
Table 20 vNet operating environment..........................................................................123
Table 21 vNet inputs and outputs..................................................................................123
Table 22 vNet mechanical specifications.....................................................................124
Table 23 vNet general specifications............................................................................ 124
Table 24 Power supply module product information...............................................125
Table 25 Circuit breaker product information.............................................................125
Table 26 Safety barrier product information.............................................................. 125
Table 27 Galvanic isolator product information.........................................................125
Table 28 Serial port server product information........................................................126
Table 29 Ethernet switch product information.......................................................... 126
Table 30 CAB100 spare parts and accessories...........................................................126
onfiguration options..........................................................................9
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1. About this document

Version information

1.1 
Chapter 1 – About this document
This document provides installation instructions and product specifica Industrial Cabinet CAB100.
Table 1 Document versions (English)
Document code Date Description
M212242EN-C December 2020 New chapters in this revision:
Supplying po
(page 32)
Wiring externally powered measurement devices (page 65)
Updated chapters:
Wiring and powering loop-powered measurement devices
(page 62)
Vaisala Dierential Pressure Transmitter PDT101 specifications
(page 119)
CAB100B wiring diagrams (page 133) (wiring diagram for externally powered devices added)
M212242EN-B June 2020 New chapters in this revision:
All chapters describing the small cabinet model CAB100A
Enclosure flanges (page 23)
Updated chapters:
Installation safety (page 27)
Installing serial port server and Ethernet switch (page 100)
Spare parts and accessories (page 126)
wer to external measurement device from CAB100B
tions for Vaisala CMS
M212242EN-A October 2019 First version.

1.2 Related manuals

Table 2 Related manuals
Document code Name
M212262EN Vaisala CMS Industrial Cabinet CAB100 Assembling Analog Channel Terminal Block
T
echnical Note
M212294EN Vaisala CMS Industrial Cabinet CAB100 Wiring Diagrams Technical Reference
M212284EN Vaisala CMS Industrial Cabinet CAB100 Quick Guide
M211284EN Vaisala Dier
M211247EN Vaisala HUMICAP
ential Pressure Transmitter PDT101 Quick Guide
â
Humidity and Temperature Transmitter Series HMT120 Quick Guide
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Document code Name
M211244EN Vaisala HUMICAP
M210566EN Vaisala HUMICAP
M010056EN Vaisala HUMICAP
M210483EN Vaisala Transmitter Series HMT360 Safety Guide
M211975EN Vaisala viewLinc Enterprise Server Version 5.0 User Guide
M211655EN Vaisala vNet PoE Network Interface Quick Start Guide
M211700EN Vaisala vNet PoE Network Interface User's Guide
90000687-88 DIGI PortServer
158962 / 900260 2300
S-SM-9160-06-
/2015
en-09
Stahl 9001 Series Single-channel Safety Barrier Operating Instructions
Stahl Type 9160/9163 Transmitter Supply Unit/Isolating Repeater Safety Manual
â
Humidity and Temperature Transmitter Series HMT120 User Guide
â
Humidity and Temperature Transmitter Series HMT330 User Guide
â
Humidity and Temperature Transmitter Series HMT360 User's Guide
â
TS Family Quick Start Guide
Documentation by third-party instrument manufacturers is provided as is.

1.3 Documentation conventions

WARNING!
Warning alerts y
instructions carefully at this point, there is a risk of injury or even death.
CAUTION!
Caution warns you of a potential hazard. If you do not read and follow instructions carefully at this point, the product could be damaged or important data could be lost.
Note highligh
Tip giv
ts important information on using the product.
es information for using the product more eciently.
ou to a serious hazard. If you do not read and follow
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Lists tools needed to perform the task.
Indicates that you need to take some notes during the task.

1.4 Trademarks

Chapter 1 – About this document
Vaisalaâ is a r
HUMICAPâ is a registered trademark of Vaisala Oyj.
DIGI PortServerâ is a registered trademark of DIGI International Inc.
All other product or company names that may be mentioned in this publication are trade names, trademarks, or registered trademarks of their respective owners.
egistered trademark of Vaisala Oyj.
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2. Product overview

2.1 Overview of Vaisala CMS Industrial Cabinet C
Vaisala CMS Industrial Cabinet CAB100 is an instrument cabinet designed to integrate de
vices for measuring humidity, temperature, dierential pressure, and other parameters. Combined with the Vaisala viewLinc Continuous Monitoring System, CAB100 is an integrated solution for real-time monitoring of cleanrooms and industrial applications in multiple industries.
CAB100 is available in 2 models, CAB100A (small enclosure) and CAB100B (large enclosure). The cabinets can be configured according to application requirements, with options for dierential pressure transmitters, analog input channels for the connection of remote transmitters, and safety barriers or galvanic isolators for hazardous areas, used with intrinsically safe devices.
AB100
Figure 1 Cabinet models CAB100A (small) and CAB100B (large)
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2.2 Basic features and options

Chapter 2 – Product overview
Table 3 CAB100 c
Property Description/Value
Cabinet size
(H × W × L
Powering Power supply:
Dierential pr
Analog input channels 4 ... 32 channels, 4 ... 20 mA
Safety barrier 1 ... 16 pcs, 1 barrier per channel
Galvanic isolator 1 ... 12 pcs, 1 isolator per channel
Ethernet communication CAB100A: Vaisala vNet Power over Ethernet Data Logger Interface, with PoE
Ethernet Ethernet switch, +4 PoE IEEE 802.3af/at
Standards
)
onfiguration options
CAB100A: 200 × 300 × 400 mm (7.87 × 11.81 × 15.75 in)
CAB100B: 200 × 500 × 600 mm (7.87 × 19.69 × 23.62 in)
Within cabinet: 24 VDC / 2.5 A
• To cabinet: 110 ... 240 VAC
Power over Ethernet (with loop power, without fan)
essure 1 ... 12 pcs, ±60 Pa or ±0.25 in H2O
option via R
CAB100B: Up to 2 serial-to-Ethernet devices via RJ45 (DIGI PortServer TS4)
EN/IEC61326-1 (Basic electromagnetic environment)
EN5
5032 Class B
IEC/UL/EN 61010-1
IP66/NEMA 4 (CAB100B) / IP54 (CAB100A)
Safety listed in USA and Canada
J45 connector
3)
1)
2)
4)
1) PoE is available for CAB100A PDT101 model only. Excluding CAB100 analog input channels, which are not surge protected.
2)
3) UL listing pending.
4) Safety listing pending.
More information
C
AB100 specifications (page 116)
Component specifications (page 119)
Spare parts and accessories (page 126)
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2.2.1 CAB100A models

CAB100A is available in 4 pr
e-configured models. There are 2 communication interface
options for CAB100A: serial port server (for all models) or the Vaisala vNet PoE data logger interface (option for PDT101 model only).
CAB100A model Maximum number of measurement devices per model
PDT101 model 4 PDT101 transmitters
Analog channel model 4 analog input channels
Safety barrier model 4 safety barriers
Galvanic isolator model 4 galvanic isolators
More information
C
AB100A layout diagrams (page 138)

2.2.2 CAB100B models

CAB100B is available in 4 pr CAB100B models is a multiport serial port server.
CAB100B model Maximum number of measurement devices per model
e-configured models. The communication interface in all
PDT101 model 16 PDT101 transmitters
Analog channel model 32 analog input channels
Safety barrier model 16 safety barriers
Galvanic isolator model 12 galvanic isolators
In addition to the above, mixed CAB100B models are available, with limitations. Contact your Vaisala sales representative for details. For an example configuration, see Figure 4
(page 13).
More information
CAB100B layout diagrams (page 143)
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5
6
4
7
8
3
910
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2.3 Physical structure and components

Figure 2 Main components inside CAB100A, PDT101 model with serial port server and 24 VDC
wer supply
po
1 Mounting clamp for DL4000 data logger 2 DL4000 data logger 3 PDT101 transmitters (4 pcs) 4 Cover plate 5 24 VDC fuses T2.5A, 5 × 20 mm (2 pcs) 6 110 … 240 VAC mains input and grounding point (under cover plate) 7 Circuit breaker and power supply module 8 Grounding terminal block 9 Serial port server 10 Mounting clamp for serial port server
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2
5
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Figure 3 Main components inside CAB100A, PDT101 model with vNet PoE
1 PDT101 transmitters (4 pcs) 2 vNet PoE data logger interface 3 DL4000 data logger 4 Protective label. R
emove before installation.
5 Grounding terminal block
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5
6
1
7
9
10
12
16
4
8
2
3
14
11
13
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Figure 4 Main components inside CAB100B, mixed model with PDT101s, analog input channels, and saf
1 Cable duct for intrinsically safe connections
ety barriers
2 Safety barriers (8 pcs) 3 Terminal block for analog input channels 4 Holders for tubing (3 pcs) 5 PDT101 transmitters (4 pcs) 6 DL4000 data loggers (6 pcs) 7 Serial port servers (2 pcs) 8 Ethernet switch 9 24 VDC power block 10 24 VDC fuses T2.5A, 5 × 20 mm (2 pcs) 11 Cover plate 12 Circuit breaker and power supply module 13 110 … 240 VAC mains input (under cover plate) 14 Cable strain relief 15 Grounding terminal block 16 Partition plate separating intrinsically safe and non-intrinsically safe connections
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400 [15.74]
207.6 [8.17]
202.1 [7.96]
300 [11.81]
418 [16.5]
mm [in]
600 [23.62]
500 [19.69]
206 [8.11]
618 [24.33]
mm [in]
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For more layout diagrams of CAB100 c
diagrams (page 138) and CAB100B layout diagrams (page 143).

2.3.1 Enclosures

Figure 5 CAB100A enclosure dimensions
onfiguration options, see CAB100A layout
Figure 6 CAB100B enclosure dimensions
The CAB100A enclosure is made of aluminium, and has IP54 rating. The CAB100B enclosure is made of stainless steel, and has IP66/NEMA 4 rating.
1) The IP ratings apply only when using the factory-installed top and bottom flanges in the enclosures.
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There are flanges f
or cable lead-through on the top and bottom of the enclosures. The top flange of both small and large cabinet is made of rubber. Stainless steel and rubber flange models are available to order for the bottom of the cabinet.
The enclosures come with a mounting frame for easy installation.
More information
Installing CAB100A with mounting frame (page 16)
Installing CAB100B with mounting frame (page 19)
Enclosure flanges (page 23)
CAB100 specifications (page 116)

2.4 Regulatory compliances

This product complies with the following electromagnetic compatibility and safety s
tandards:
• EN/IEC 613261: Basic electromagnetic environment.2) EN 55032 Class B.
• EN/UL/IEC 610101: Safety requirements for electrical equipment for measurement, control, and laboratory Use – Part 1: General requirements.
2) Excluding CAB100 analog input channels, which are not surge protected.
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3. Installing the enclosure

 Installing CAB100A with mounting
3.1 frame
• 4mm Allen k
• 10-mm wrench
• Drill and 8-mm drill bits for making the installation holes
• Spirit level
CAUTION!
requires at least 2 people.
CAUTION!
f
ollowing:
• The analog input channel wiring must not exceed 30 meters.
• The wiring must not come from outside the building where CAB100 is installed.
If CAB100 cannot be installed in an environment that meets the above criteria, use a suitable surge protection device that has been installed following local regulations.
CAUTION!
damage the equipmen
ey
For safety reasons, do not carry out installations alone. Safe installation
CAB100 analog input channels are not surge protected. Therefore, note the
Do not drill holes in the backplate or the enclosure. Drill shavings may
t inside the cabinet.
CAB100 is shipped with a mounting frame and installation accessories for indoor wall ins
tallation. If the screws delivered with the mounting frame are not suitable for the wall
material in the installation location, use any appropriate screws to attach the frame.
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4
1
3
2
200 [7.9]
300 [12]
Ø
8 [0.31]
mm
[in]
Chapter 3 – Installing the enclosure
Figure 7 CAB100A wall installation accessories
1 Hole for wall plug (4 pcs) 2 Mounting slot (2 pcs) 3 Wall plug (4 pcs) 4 Hex wood screw M6×40 DIN571 A2 (4 pcs)
1. Drill holes into the wall. Use the mounting frame as a guide.
Place the wall plugs into the drilled holes.
2.
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3. Attach the mounting frame to the wall with screws.
4. Lift the enclosure into place. Hang the enclosur
e onto the frame by sliding the mounting studs on the back of the
enclosure into the mounting slots of the frame.
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5. Attach the bottom of the enclosure to the mounting frame.
1
2
Chapter 3 – Installing the enclosure
1 Washer with EPDM gasket 6.8/16×1.5/A2/EPDM (2 pcs) 2 Hex screw M6×16 ISO7380 A4 (2 pcs)
3.2 Installing CAB100B with mounting
ame
fr
• 4mm Allen k
• 10-mm wrench
• Drill and 8-mm drill bits for making the installation holes
• Spirit level
CAUTION!
r
equires at least 2 people.
ey
For safety reasons, do not carry out installations alone. Safe installation
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CAUTION!
ollowing:
f
• The analog input channel wiring must not exceed 30 meters.
• The wiring must not come from outside the building where CAB100 is installed.
If CAB100 cannot be installed in an environment that meets the above criteria, use a suitable surge protection device that has been installed following local regulations.
CAUTION!
damage the equipmen
CAB100 analog input channels are not surge protected. Therefore, note the
Do not drill holes in the backplate or the enclosure. Drill shavings may
t inside the cabinet.
CAB100 is shipped with a mounting frame and installation accessories for indoor wall
tallation. If the screws delivered with the mounting frame are not suitable for the wall
ins material in the installation location, use any appropriate screws to attach the frame.
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175 [6.9]
175 [6.9]
440 [17.3]
Ø
8 [0.31]
4
1
3
2
mm [in]
Chapter 3 – Installing the enclosure
Figure 8 CAB100B wall installation accessories
1 Hole for wall plug (4 pcs) 2 Wall plug (4 pcs) 3 Mounting slot (2 pcs) 4 Hex wood screw M6×40 DIN571 A2 (4 pcs)
1. Drill holes into the wall. Use the mounting frame as a guide.
Place the wall plugs into the drilled holes.
2.
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3. Attach the mounting frame to the wall with screws.
4. Lift the enclosure into place. Hang the enclosur
e onto the frame by sliding the mounting studs on the back of the
enclosure into the mounting slots of the frame.
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5. Attach the bottom of the enclosure to the mounting frame.
1
2
Chapter 3 – Installing the enclosure
1 Washer with EPDM gasket 6.8/16×1.5/A2/EPDM (2 pcs) 2 Hex screw M6×16 ISO7380 A4 (2 pcs)
3.3 Enclosure flanges
Vaisala recommends that you lead cables, wires, and tubes into the CAB100 enclosure thr
ough the top and bottom flanges as explained in Table 4 (page 23).
Table 4 Enclosure flanges and r
Number and type of flanges per c
abinet model
CAB100A:
1 flange on the top and 1 on the bottom of the enclosure
• Top flange is made of rubber. Rubber or stainless steel flange is available to order for the bottom.
ecommended use
Type of connection Recommended flange to
use
AC (mains) cable Top flange
Tubes for PDT101 transmitters
E
thernet PoE cable
Wires for safety barriers, galvanic isolators, and external measurement devices
Bottom flange
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Number and type of flanges per
abinet model
c
CAB100B:
2 flanges on the top and 2 on the bottom of the enclosure
• Top flanges are made of rubber. Rubber or stainless steel flanges are available to order for the bottom.
Type of connection Recommended flange to
Tubes for PDT101 transmitters
Wires for external measurement devices
AC (mains) cable Bottom right-hand flange
Wires for safety barriers and galvanic isola
tors
3.3.1 Leading cables through rubber flange
CAUTION!
through the flanges as instructed.
• Pipette
Wire cutters
• Wire-stripping pliers
To preserve the IP rating of the enclosure, make sure that you lead cables
use
Top flange
Bottom left-hand flange
only
1. Lead the cables into the enclosure using the pipette provided.
1 Cable 2 Pipette for leading the cable through the flange
2. Insert the pipette through one of the feed-through rondels in the flange
.
3. Insert a cable and pull it through to the inside.
4. Inside the enclosure, connect the cables and wires according to the wiring diagram.
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CAUTION!
es properly. Too much strain may cause the cable or wire to fall o or damage the
wir cable, wire, or connector.
To avoid strain on the connector, make sure that you connect cables and
More information
Ins
tallation safety (page 27)
Connecting AC (mains) power (page 28)
Wiring diagrams (page 128)
Layout diagrams (page 138)
3.3.2 Leading cables through stainless steel flange
CAUTION!
thr
ough the flanges as instructed.
• Wire cutters
Wire-stripping pliers
To preserve the IP rating of the enclosure, make sure that you lead cables
Figure 9 Stainless steel flange
1 Flange 2 Cable gland, cable diameter 7.5 … 14 mm (0.30 … 0.55 in) 3 Dummy plug M16 × 1.5 4 Cable gland, cable diameter 5 … 10 mm (0.20 … 0.39 in) 5 Cable gland, cable diameter 3 … 6.5 mm (0.12 … 0.26 in)
1. Lead the cables through the cable glands in the flange.
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2. RJ45 connectors do not fit thr
ough the cable glands. Cut o the existing connector, lead the Ethernet cable through a cable gland, and attach a new cable connector to the cable. For instructions, see the connector documentation.
3. Inside the enclosure, connect the cables and wires according to the wiring diagram.
CAUTION!
es properly. Too much strain may cause the cable or wire to fall o or damage the
wir cable, wire, or connector.
To avoid strain on the connector, make sure that you connect cables and
More information
Ins
tallation safety (page 27)
Connecting AC (mains) power (page 28)
Wiring diagrams (page 128)
Layout diagrams (page 138)
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Chapter 4 – Electrical installation
4. 

Electrical installation

4.1 Installation safety

WARNING!
adher
e to local and state legislation and regulations.
WARNING!
servic
eable parts inside the module. If the power supply module is faulty, replace it.
WARNING!
egulations at all times.
r
Only licensed experts may install electrical components. They must
Do not open the AC/DC power supply module. There are no user-
Keep away from live circuits. Operating personnel must observe safety
WARNING!
minimiz
WARNING!
some time them.
CAUTION!
ollowing:
f
• The analog input channel wiring must not exceed 30 meters.
• The wiring must not come from outside the building where CAB100 is installed.
If CAB100 cannot be installed in an environment that meets the above criteria, use a suitable surge protection device that has been installed following local regulations.
CAUTION!
cannot be loop-powered.
Ground the product and verify installation grounding periodically to
e shock hazard.
After disconnecting the power cable, dangerous voltages can exist for
. To avoid injury, disconnect the power and discharge circuits before touching
CAB100 analog input channels are not surge protected. Therefore, note the
Do not use the power block in CAB100 to power measurement devices that
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CAUTION!
ety barriers or galvanic isolators, ensure that you comply with the safe work
saf procedure outlined in IEC/EN 60079-14 and possible applicable local safety standards.
CAUTION!
oper modification may lead to safety hazards, equipment damage, failure to
Impr perform according to specification, decreased equipment lifetime, or the warranty becoming void.
CAUTION!
requires at least 2 people.
More information
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iring diagrams (page 128)
Layout diagrams (page 138)
When working in explosion hazardous areas with installations involving
Do not modify the unit or use it in ways not described in the documentation.
For safety reasons, do not carry out installations alone. Safe installation

4.1.1 ESD protection

Electrostatic discharge (ESD) can cause immediate or latent damage to electronic circuits. V
aisala products are adequately protected against ESD for their intended use. However, it is possible to damage the product by delivering an electrostatic discharge when touching, removing or inserting any objects inside the equipment housing.
Avoid touching component contacts or connectors when working with the device.

4.2 Connecting AC (mains) power

WARNING!
the main power source.
CAUTION!
Ins
tallation safety (page 27)
Before connecting the AC (mains) power cable, switch o the po
Before connecting power to the device, read carefully the safety notes in
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