VEGA SWING83AEXD User Manual

Operating Instructions
VEGASWING 81A EXD, 83A EXD
Level and Pressure
Contents
Safety information ........................................................................ 2
Note Ex-area ................................................................................ 2
1 Product description
1.1 Function and configuration .................................................. 3
1.2 Approvals ............................................................................. 4
1.3 Technical data ....................................................................... 6
1.5 Type plate ........................................................................... 14
2 Mounting
2.1 VEGASWING ...................................................................... 15
3 Electrical connection .............................................................. 18
4 Set-up
4.1 Functional table .................................................................. 23
Contents
5 Diagnosis
5.1 Recurring test acc. to WHG .............................................. 24
5.2 Exchange of electronics .................................................... 25
5.3 Failure removal ................................................................... 26

Safety information

The described module must only be installed and operated as described in these operating instructions. Please note that other action can cause damage for which VEGA does not take responsibility.
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Note Ex-area

Please note the approval documents attached (yellow binder), and especially the included safety data sheet.
Product description

1 Product description

1.1 Function and configuration

VEGASWING series 80 A vibrating level switches detect levels of liquids with a vis­cosity of 0,2 mPa s up to 10.000 mPa s and a density ³ 0,5 g/cm3. Their modular configura­tion allows the use in vessels, tanks and pipelines. Typical applications ar e overfill and dry run protections.
Due to the simple and rugged measuring system, VEGASWING can be used virtually in any liquid independent of the chemical and physical characteristics. It works also under arduous conditions such as turbulences, air bubbles, foam generation or varying meas­ured product and is insensitive to external vibrations.
With the mechanical connection thread, conus, bolting and flange, the versions are also suitable for level detection of liquids in the food pr ocessing industr y. For these ap­plications the tuning fork and the extension tube are polished.
For the use in very aggressive products, Hastelloy C4 and coatings ECTFE (Halar) and enamel are used for VEGASWING 81 A and 83 A.
VEGASWING 83A with flange can be coated with enamel up to 1200 mm and ECTFE (Ha­lar) up to 1,6 m tube length.
For product temperatures of more than 100°C up to 150°C, VEGASWING 81 A and 83 A can be equipped with a temperature adapter.
Function
The tuning fork is piezoelectrically energised and vibrates at a resonance frequency of approx. 400 Hz. If the tuning fork is covered by the product, the resonance frequency changes. This frequency change is detected by the integral oscillator and converted into a switching command. With a mode switch the switching condition can be determined (over ­fill or dry run protection).
The oscillator of VEGASWING monitors con­tinuously the instrument. The following criteria are checked:
- corrosion or damage of the tuning fork
- vibration failure
- line break to the piezo actuation
- too low vibrating frequency
- corrosive medium penetrated into the sen­sor from the vessel side.
With a connected signal conditioning instru­ment (oscillator SWING E82 Z) in addition more functions can be monitored. With oscil­lator SWING E82 Z and appropriate signal conditioning instrument, the function of the complete measuring chain can be monitored by key pressing. This is valid according to the general type approval acc. to WHG as recurring test. More information with the ap­propriate signal conditioning instrument.
If one of the stated failures is determined or in case of voltage loss, the electronics takes a defined switching condition, i.e. dependent on the electronics version
- the non-contact switch opens
- the relay deenergizes
- the output transistor blocks.
- a fault signal is triggered.
With the two-wire output version, the failure is signalled via a defined current to the con­nected VEGATOR signal conditioning instru­ment.
VEGASWING 81A EXD and 83A EXD 3
Product description
Recurring test acc. to WHG
According to the type approval to WHG (Z-65.11-154) the recurring test acc. to WHG can be carried out by pushing the test key on the VEGA TOR 536 EX, 537 EX, 636 EX signal conditioning instrument. The sensor must neither be removed, nor should re­spond by filling of the vessel. This is valid for VEGASWING 81A EXD and 83A EXD with two-wire oscillator SWING E82 Z (EX).
VEGASWING 81A EXD and 83A EXD meet in mode A (overfill protection) the fail-safe re­quirements to class 3 to class 3 (AK 1 … 3) acc. to DIN 19 251.
Configuration
A measuring system consists of:
- a VEGASWING with oscillator SWING E82 C, SWING E82 R or SWING E82 T
- external instruments, switched by VEGA­SWING
or
- a VEGASWING with oscillator SWING E82 Z(EX)
- VEGATOR 536 EX, 537 EX or 636 EX signal conditioning instrument or to an already mounted instrument, e.g. VEGA TOR 425 EX, 534 EX, 825 EX
- external instruments switched by VEGA­TOR.
Housing
Pressure-tight encapsulation (d)
DIN EN 50 018/VDE 0170/0171 part 5. With a pressure-tight encapsulation the parts which can ignite an explosive atmosphere are located in a housing, withstanding the pressure caused by an explosion of an ex­plosive mixture inside and avoiding that the explosion is spread to the explosive atmos­phere around the housing.
VEGASWING with EXD-housing has a pres­sure-tight encapsulated space for the oscilla­tor as well as a pressure-tight encapsulated separate terminal box. The oscillator box is connected via a climatically tight cable entry with the separate terminal box. The lines for the supply voltage and switching signals lead via a pressure-tight encapsulated cable entry to the terminal box of the VEGASWING­housing. This has the advantage, that the wiring should not be made intrinsically safe (ia), but in increased safety and loop with a voltage up to 250 V to the sensor. With the signal line it is possible to control without a signal conditioning instrument directly a DCS or connected signallers.
Exclusively use approved cable entries for EExd.

1.2 Approvals

Explosion protection
In hazardous areas caused by combustible gases, vapours or fog, only certified VEGAS­WING 81A EXD, 83A EXD vibrating level switches. VEGASWING 81A EXD, 83A EXD are suitable for the use in hazardous areas of zone 1. The EC-type approval issued by the ap­proval authority is attached to the instruments as proof for the explosion protection. When VEGASWING 81A EXD, 83A EXD vibrating level switches are mounted and operated in hazardous areas, the Ex-mounting regula­tions should be noted. The information and conditions of the supplied certificates (EC­type approval, conformity certificate) of VEGASWING 81A EXD, 83A EXD have to be noted.
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Product description
• The mounting of Ex-systems must be gen­erally made by skilled staff.
• VEGASWING 81A EXD, 83A EXD with enamelled tuning fork or plastic parts ac­quiring static electricity (ECTFE-coated tuning fork) have a warning label stating measures which should be taken to avoid dangers due to electrostatic discharges. The contents of the warning label should be noted.
• The explosion protection of the used elec­trical equipment is only ensured when the limit temperatures stated in the certificate are not exceeded.
• In case of dangers due to oscillation and vibrations, the appropriate parts of VEGASWING 83A EXD should be secured effectively against these dangers.
Overfill protection acc. to WHG
Level detection with fault monitoring
Instrument Oscillator Level switch Test certificate no.
VEGASWING SWING E82 Z 536 EX, applied 81A EXD, 83A EXD 537 EX, (Z) 636 EX
Overfill protection
The information and conditions of the sup­plied general type approvals must be noted when a VEGASWING is used as part of an overfill protection for vessels storing water endangering liquids. The general type ap­proval should be available at the installation place. VEGASWING should be only used in such liquids, against the materials of the wetted parts of VEGASWING are sufficiently chemi­cally resistant.
DruckbehV
In a test acc. to TRB 801 no. 45 VEGASWING was tested on the suitability for the use in pressurized vessels (DruckbehV). The pres­sure and temperature information to certified instruments are stated under "1.3 T echnical data“.
VEGATOR
VEGASWING SWING E82 C compact instrument applied 81A EXD and SWING E82 R 83A EXD (C, R, T) SWING E82 T
Level measuring instruments for the use in hazardous areas
Level detection with fault monitoring
Instrument Oscillator Type approval
VEGASWING SWING E82 Z applied 81A EXD, 83A EXD (Z)
VEGASWING SWING E82 C applied 81A EXD and SWING E82 R 83A EXD (C, R, T) SWING E82 T
VEGATOR 425 (EX), 534 (EX) and 825 (EX) signal conditioning instruments can be also used.
VEGASWING 81A EXD and 83A EXD 5
certificate
Product description

1.3 Technical data

VEGASWING 81A EXD and 83A EXD
Housing
Housing material Aluminium (plastic coated) Protection IP 66 and IP 67 (meets both protections) Cable entry Terminals max. 1 x 1,5 mm2 cross-section area of
Mechanical connection
Thread G 1 A or 1“ NPT
- material 1.4571 (stst) or Hastelloy C4 Flanges DIN and ANSI from DN 32
- material 1.4571, 1.4571 with Hastelloy C4 plated
Hygienic fittings Material 1.4571 (stst)
- conus DN 25
- bolting DN 40, DN 50
- TRI-Clamp 11/2“, 2“
- Tuchenhagen Varivent DN 50 PN 10
- hyg. connection with compression nut F40 PN 25, 14571, 14581
- hyg. connection with tension flange DN 32 PN 25, 1.4571, 1.4581
Tuning fork
Material 1.4581, Hastelloy C4, Hastelloy C4 enamelled
1
/2“ NPT EExd
conductor
DN 50 PN 40 enamelled steel or 1.4571 ECTFE-coated
1.4581, with ECTFE coated
Extension tube (VEGASWING 83A EXD)
Material 1.4571, Hastelloy C4, Hastelloy C4 enamelled
1.4571 with ECTFE coated
Length
- 1.4571, Hastelloy C4 180 mm … 4000 mm
- Hastelloy C4 enamelled 180 mm … 1200 mm
- 1.4571, ECTFE (Halar) 180 mm … 1600 mm
Weight
Basic weight approx. 2,5 kg Tube extension approx. 0,11 kg/m
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Product description
Ambient conditions
1)
Ambient temperature on housing -40°C … +70°C Storage and transport temperature -40°C … +70°C Product temperature -40°C … +100°C Product temperature with temperature adapter of 1.4571 (option) -40°C … +150°C
Permissible ambient temperature
'
'
'
Operating pressure
 '

 
1)

Operating pressure -1 bar … 40 bar
(with locking ARV2EX0.C… up to 25 bar , other locking s u npressurised) For flange versions note nominal pressure of the flange.
Medium
Viscosity
- dynamic 0,2 … 10.000 mPa s (or cP)
- cineatic 0,2 … 10.000 mm2/s (or cSt) relating to density 1,0 g/cm
Density 0,5 … 2,5 g/cm
3
3
0,5 … 0,7 g/cm3 must be readjusted (factory setting 1,0)
Product tem­perature with temperature adapter
Function
Mode A/B-mode in oscillator or definition via the signal
conditioning instrument (SWING E82 Z) A: max. detection, overfill protection B: min. dete ction, dry run protection
Integration time approx. 0,5 s Meas. frequency approx. 400 Hz Hysteresis approx. 4 mm with vertical mounting
CE-conformity
VEGASWING 81A EXD and 83A EXD vibrating level switches meet the protective regula­tions of EMVG (89/336/EWG) and NSR (73/23/EWG). The conformity has been judged acc. to the following standards: EMVG Emission EN 50 081 -1: 1992
Susceptibility EN 50 082 -2: 1995
NSR EN 61 010 -1: 1993
1)
Note the information in the conformity certificate or the EC-type approval certificate.
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Product description
Approvals VEGASWING 80A EXD
WHG
Approval as overfill protection acc. to WHG applied
Recurring test acc. to WHG
According to the type approval to WHG (Z-65.11-154 applied), the recurring test acc. to WHG can be carried out by pushing the test key on the VEGA TOR 536 EX, 537 EX, 636 EX signal conditioning instrument. The sensor must be neither removed, nor response must be triggered by filling the vessel- This is valid for VEGASWING 81A EXD and 83A EXD with two-wire oscillator SWING E82 Z EX.
Explosion protection VEGASWING 81A EXD, 83A EXD
Certificate EC-type approval acc. to A TEX 100 a Classification ATEX II 2G EEx d IIC T6 Permissible application area Ex Zone 1 Ambient temperature dependent on temperature class and Ex-Zone: see EC-type approval certificate Electrical safety relevant characteristics: see EC-type approval certificate
Oscillator
C - Non-contact switch (SWING E82 C)
Supply voltage 20 … 250 V AC, 50/60 Hz or 20 … 250 V DC Output non-contact switch Current consumption approx. 3 mA (via load circuit) Load current min. 10 mA
Protection class I Overvoltage category III Modes A: max. detection, overfill protection
max. 400 mA (at I > 300 mA the ambient temperature can be max. 60°C) max. 4 A up to 40 ms (not WHG specified)
B: min. detection, dry run protection
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Product description
R - Relay output (SWING E82 R)
Supply voltage 20 … 250 V AC, 50/60 Hz or 20 … 72 V DC
(at U > 60 V DC the ambient temperature can be max. 50°C)
Power consumption 1 … 9 VA AC, max. 1,5 W DC Output relay output (DPDT)
2 floating spdt
Relay data
- potential separation min. 500 V DC
- contact material AgCdO and Au plated
- turn-on voltage min. 10 mV max. 250 V AC, 250 V DC
- switching current min. 10 µA max. 5 A AC, 1 A DC
- breaking capacitance max. 750 VA AC, 54 W DC‘
Protection class I Overvoltage category III Modes A: max. detection, overflow protection,
overfill protection B: min. detection, dry run protection
T - Transistor output (SWING E82 T)
Supply voltage 10 … 55 V DC Power consumption max. 0,5 W Output floating transistor output
overload resistant and permanently shortcircuit proof
Load current max. 400 mA Voltage loss max. 1 V Turn-on voltage max. 55 V DC Blocking current < 10 µA Protection class II Overvoltage category III Modes A: max. detection, overflow protection,
overfill protection B: min. detection, dry run protection
Z - Two-wire output (SWING E82 Z)
Supply voltage 12 … 36 V DC (via the VEGA-signal conditioning instrument) Output two-wire output Required signal conditioning instrument VEGATOR 536 EX, 537 EX, 636 EX,
VEGALOG 571
Current consumption
- tuning fork free approx. 8 mA
- tuning fork covered approx. 16 mA
- fault signal > 22 mA
Protection class II Overvoltage category III Modes definition via the signal conditioning instrument
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1.4 Dimensions

VEGASWING 81A EXD
Thread G 1 A or 1“ NPT
20
129
100
30,5
Ø 60
Ø 29
25
SW 41
116 55
25
Conus PN 25
Ø 55 Ø 80
Ø 29
159
42,5
119 30
21,5
Ø 52
Tri-Clamp 1
Ø 35,1 Ø 38,1
Ø 29
Temperature adapter of
1.4571 (option)
50
Ø 41
1
/2“
119 30
Tri-Clamp 2“
31
Ø 29
117
Bolting DN40/50 DIN 11851
Ø 29
Switch point
1
/
Rd 65x
Ø 38 Ø 43
Rd 78x
Ø 50 Ø 55
6
Product description
1
/
6
21,5
Ø 47,8 Ø 50,8
33
35
VEGASWING 81A EXD and 83A EXD 11
102
Product description
Compression nut
F40 PN 25
58
117
100
Rd 65x
40
Ø 79,6
159
Ø 29
Ø 52
Flange DN 50
Ø 29
120 40
42,5
Tension flange F32 PN 25
Ø 90
Ø 72/6xM6
Ø 79,6
Ø 29
Ø 29
117 58
25
1
/
6
40
Tuchenhagen Varivent
120 29
Temperature adapter of
1.4571 (option)
Ø 41
Flange DN 50 enamelled
40
120
50
Ø 31
Switch point
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VEGASWING 83A EXD
Thread G 1 A or 1“ NPT
20
L (min. 180, max. 4.000 mm)
100
30,5
SW 41
Ø 29
25
Ø 60
159
42,5
Conus PN 25
55
Ø 29
L (min. 180, max. 4.000 mm)
25
Ø 55 Ø 80
Ø 52
Ø 35,1 Ø 38,1
1
Ø 29
Tri-Clamp 1
30
L (min. 180, max. 4.000 mm)
21,5
Temperature adapter of
1.4571 (option)
50
Ø 41
Bolting
/2“
Tri-Clamp 2“
30
Ø 29
L (min. 180, max. 4.000 mm)
DN40/50 DIN 11851
31
Ø 29
L (min. 180, max. 4.000 mm)
Switch point
Product description
Rd 78 x 1/6
35
Ø 50 Ø 55
21,5
Ø 47,8 Ø 50,8
Rd 65 x 1/6
33
Ø 38 Ø 43
Locking for height adjust-
ment up to 25 bar
½
½
Temperature adapter of
1.4571 (option)
Ø
Compression nut
Locking for height
adjustment
½
½
F40 PN 25
Ø
Ø
Tension flange F32 PN 25
Ø
Ø
Ø
Ø
Tuchenhagen Varivent
Flange DN 50
Ø
Ø
Ø
Flange DN 50 enamelled
Ø
Product description

1.5 T ype plate

Before mounting and electrical connection, please check if the correct instrument is used. Note the type plate which is located as follows:
Type plate
The type plate contains important data re­quired for mounting and connection. The configuration and the parts of the type plate are explained in the following example.
Configuration of the type plate (example)
1
2
3
4
type: S81GNN.RAK see certificate PTB 99 ATEX XXXX II 2G EEx d IIC T6 electronics: R power supply: 20…250VAC.
20…60VDC
protection: IP67
Ord.no.:123456/000
Z-11.65-
0032
1999 Insp.
ser.no. XXXXXXXX
6
1 Master data of the order no. 2 Ex-certification number/Ex-classification
Explosion protected version - note the
information and conditions in the certificate 3 Data of the electronics 4 No. of the order confirmation/Pos.-no. 5 Serial number 6 Test mark when used as par t of an over fill
protection for vessels storing water endan-
gering liquids - note the information and
conditions of the general type approval 7 Manufacturing year 8 Test authority no. CE
8
7
5
Order code
Detailed information to the order code is stated in the "Product Information Vibration “ or in the "VEGA-pricelist “.
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Mounting

2 Mounting

2.1 VEGASWING

Generally VEGASWING can be mounted in any individual position. The instrument must be mounted such that the tuning fork is at the height of the requested switch point. Note the following installation instructions:
Transport
Do not hold VEGASWING on the tuning fork. Especially with flange or tube versions, the tuning fork can be damaged by the instru­ment weight. T ransport enamelled and ECTFE-coated instruments very carefully and avoid touching the tuning fork.
Switch point
The tuning fork is provided with lateral mark­ings (notches) marking the switch point with vertical installation relating to the medium water. Note when installing VEGASWING that the marking is at the height of the requested level. Note that the switch point of the instru­ment shifts when the medium has a density deviating from water (water = 1,0 g/cm3). The switch point can be adapted via a potentiom­eter, to set the switch point to the marking (notch). With the adjustment 1,0 g/cm3 a switch point from a density of ³ 0,7 g/cm3 is ensured. For products with a density < 0,7 g/ cm3 the potentiometer must be readjusted on the oscillator. Oscillator SWING E82 Z: 0,5 … 1,0 g/cm3 (see fig. 2.1). The switch point adaption is described under "4 Set-up “.
Vertical installation
from top, from bottom
Switch point with low density
Switch point
approx. 25 mm
Switch point at
higher density
Switch point
75 mm
Fig. 2.1
Horizontal installation
Switch point
Recommended installation position for adhe­sive products:
Top marking
Switch point
approx. 15 mm
Fig. 2.2
Adhesive products
In case of horizontal mounting in adhesive and viscous products, the surfaces of the tuning fork should be vertical to reduce build­up on the tuning fork (see fig. 2.2). The posi­tion of the tuning fork is marked by a notch on the hexagon of VEGASWING. Therefore you can check the position of the tuning fork when screwing in. When the hexagon is on the seal, the thread can be still turned by approx. half a turn. This is sufficient to reach the recommended installation position.
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Mounting
n case of adhesive and viscous products, the tuning fork should protrude into the ves­sel to avoid build-up. Sockets for flanges and mounting bosses should not exceed a cer ­tain length. For flange versions, the socket should have a length of max. 40 mm, for threads max. 30 mm, see also Welded socket.
Pressure
In case of gauge or low pressure in the ves­sel, the mounting boss must be sealed on the thread. Cover the thr ead with Teflon tape, hemp or similar or use a sufficiently resistant seal ring.
Vibrations
Extreme vibrations and shocks, e.g. by stir ­rers and turbulences in the vessel, can cause the extension tube of VEGASWING 83A EXD to resonance vibrations. This causes an increased wear on the upper weld joint.
Provide an appropriate fixing or fastening directly above the tuning fork to fasten the extension tube (see fig. 2.3).
Stirrers
Due to stirrers or similar the level switch can be subjected to strong lateral forces. Due to this do not choose a too long extension tube of VEGASWING 83A EXD but check if it is not possible to mount a VEGASWING 81A EXD level switch laterally in horizontal position.
EExd-cable entries
Use cable with a round cross-section area of conductor and tighten the cable entr y. The EExd-cable entry is suitable for cable diam­eters of 3,1 mm to 8,7 mm.
The careful sealing of the cable entry is very important when mounting outside, in humid areas (e.g. by cleaning processes) or on cooled or heated vessels (see fig. 2.4).
VEGASWING with relay oscillator SWING E82R can be equipped with a second EExd­cable entry. This is attached to the instru­ment. Exclusively use for EExd approved cable entries.
• Loosen the blind stopper and remove it.
• Screw the cable entry into the housing and
tighten the cable entr y.
This is mainly valid for applications in Ex-area category 2G or WHG. Note that the tube will not be bent by this measure.
Fig. 2.3
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Humidity
Turn the cable entr y of horizontally mounted instruments to the bottom, to avoid humidity ingress. The plastic housing can therefore be rotated by approx. 330 °. On vertically in­stalled instruments loop the connection line to the instrument housing to the bottom, so that rain or condensation water can drain off. This is mainly valid for mounting outside, in humid areas (e.g. by cleaning processes) or on cooled or heated vessels (see fig. 2.4).
Mounting
Fig. 2.4
Lockings
For VEGASWING 83A EXD with screw con­nection, a locking is available for height ad­justment. With this locking it is possible to adjust and modify the switch point after in­stallation.
Bring the switch point of the tuning fork to the requested height. By tightening the pressure screw, you lock the tube in this position.
Secure the pressure screw with the fixing screw against loosening.
You can use VEGASWING 83A EXD in ves­sels with up to 25 bar pressure. Use the locking (G 11/2 A, 11/2“ NPT) up to 25 bar (ARV2EX0.C…). Note the operating instruc­tions of the locking.
Fig. 2.5
VEGASWING with enamel or ECTFE
Treat instruments with enamel or ECTFE­coating very carefully and avoid shocks. Unpack VEGASWING just before mounting. Insert VEGASWING carefully into the pro­vided vessel opening and avoid contact with sharp-edged vessel parts.
Flow
(e.g. in tubes) When mounting in tubes or in vessels with certain flow direction, you should mount VEGASWING such that the surfaces of the tuning fork are along with the flow direction, see also Welded socket .
Lateral load
Note that the vibrating element is not sub­jected to lateral forces. Mount the instrument on a position in the vessels wher e no interfer­ing influences such as e.g. by stirrers, filling openings etc. can occur . This is mainly due for instrument types with cable or extension tube (see fig. 2.5). The surfaces of the tuning fork should be in parallel to the product movement, so that the tuning fork of VEGAS­WING only offers little resistance.
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Mounting, electrical connection
Welded socket
VEGASWING has a defined begin of the thread. This means that each VEGASWING is in the same position after screwing in. There­fore remove the supplied seal from the thread of VEGASWING. This seal is not re­quired when using a welded socket. Screw VEGASWING into the welded socket.
You can determine the later position of VEGASWING already before welding (see fig. 2.2). Mark the appropriate position of the welded socket. Before welding you have to unscrew VEGASWING and remove the rub­ber ring out of the welded socket.
Optionally a welded socket is available which is already provided with a marking. Weld this welded socket with the marking to the top (see fig. 2.6).
Marking
Fig. 2.6
Installation examples

3 Electrical connection

Danger
Switch off the power supply before starting connection work.
The electrical connection must be carried out dependent on the integral oscillator . Connect mains voltage according to the following connection diagrams. Note the following special instructions for electrical connection in Ex-areas.
Electronics box (large cover)
Connection box (small cover)
Fig. 2.8
When connecting the voltage supply or re­connecting the sensor , the instrument passes the function test (only with oscillator SWING E82Z and connected signal condi­tioning instrument). See also "5.1 Recurring test acc. to WHG “.
Note
If strong electromagnetic interferences have to be expected, we recommend to use screened cable for the Z-electronics. The screening of the cable must be earthed on the sensor side (VEGASWING) via the inter ­nal earth terminal.
Generally connect VEGASWING with P A. Use the earth connection terminal on the housing.
Mounting not suitable for adhesive prod­ucts
• Interrupt all lines to the sensor (voltage
supply and signal lines) on the switching
cabinet.
Fig. 2.7
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Non-contact switch (SWING E82 C)
Floating relay output (SWING E82 R)
Floating transistor output (SWING E82 T)
T wo-wire output (SWING E82 Z)
Connection examples
Control of alternating current loads
Note
4 Set-up
Indicating and adjustment elements
Switch point adaption
Fault monitoring
4.1 Functional table
Mode A
Mode B
Failure of the voltage supply­(mode A/B)
Level Switching condition Control Current Control Control
SWING SWING SWING lamp consump. lamp lamp E82 C
1)
E82 R
1)
E82 T VEGA- SWING VEGA- VEGA-
SWING E82 Z SWING TOR
Failure
Note:
5 Diagnosis
Diagnosis
5.1 Recurring test acc. to WHG
The implementation of the recurring test acc. to WHG is stated in the general type ap­proval no. Z-65.11-154 (see paragraph 8 of the certificate).
Note these approvals when VEGASWING 81A EXD and 83A EXD are used as part of an overfill protection acc. to WHG.
VEGASWING 81A EXD and 83A EXD with VEGATOR 536 EX, 537 EX, 636 EX signal conditioning instruments meet in mode A (overfill protection) the requirements acc. to AK 3.
Recurring test acc. to WHG
According to the type approval to WHG (no. Z-65.11-154) the recurring test acc. to WHG can be carried out by pushing the test key on the VEGA TOR 536 EX, 537 EX, 636 EX signal conditioning instrument. The sensor must neither be removed, nor a filling of the vessel is necessary for responding of the sensor. This is valid for VEGASWING 81A EXD and 83A EXD with two-wire oscilla­tor SWING E82 Z EX.
With the provided current values you can carry out the function test also directly via a DCS or a processing system.
The implementation and the switching se­quence of the function test are stated under "Test key“ and the following table in the oper ­ating instructions of the appropriate VEGA­TOR signal conditioning instrument.
Test key
For coordinations in conjunction with two-wire oscillator (SWING E82Z EX) a function test can be carried out. The VEGA TOR signal conditioning instrument has an integral test key. The test key is lower ed in the fr ont plate of the signal conditioning instrument. Push the test key with a suitable object (screw­driver, pen etc.). When pushing the key , the system is checked on the following criteria:
- switching function of the switching outputs
- switching function of the failure outputs
- potential separation of the outputs
- signal processing of the signal conditioning
instrument.
After pushing the test key , the complete measuring system will be checked on correct function. During the test the following operat­ing conditions are simulated:
- fault signal
- empty signal
- full signal.
Check if all three switching conditions occur in the correct sequence and the stated dura­tion. If this is not the case, there is a failure in the measuring system (see "5.2 Failure re­moval“ in the operating instructions of the signal conditioning instrument). Note that the connected instruments are activated during the function test. Hence you can check the correct function of the measuring system.
Due to this fault monitoring, the combination of the following instruments corresponds to classes 1 to 3 (AK 3) acc. to DIN 19 251. AK 3 means that the system is fail safe.
- VEGASWING 81A EXD, 83A EXD
- oscillator SWING E82Z EX
- VEGATOR 536 EX, 537 EX and 636 EX
signal conditioning instrument
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Diagnosis

Test course A-mode B-mode
1 Simulation of a fault signal (after release of key approx. 3 s)
Level relay deenergized > 22 mA
Failure relay deenergized < 2,2 mA
1)
2)
2)
2 Simulation of an empty signal (approx. 1,5 s)
Level relay energized 8 mA
2)
Failure relay energized
3 Simulation of a full signal (approx. 1,5 s)
Level relay deenergized 16 mA
2)
Failure relay energized
4 Return to the actual operating condition (covered/uncovered)
1)
as long as the key is pushed, the instrument signals failure.
2)
condition of VEGASWING
With the provided current values, you can also carry out the function test directly via a DCS or a processing system
5.2 Exchange of electronics
• Fasten the housing cover and remove the screw on the electronics box. Note that the
• Interrupt the voltage supply and discon­nect the connection lines and the switching current circuit on the switching cabinet.
• Make sure that there is no Ex-atmosphere.
screw head is turned in one of the open­ings.
• Switch on the power supply . The sensor is immediately ready for operation.
• Loosen the four screws of the housing cover with a screwdriver and remove the cover.
• Disconnect the connection lines on the oscillator.
• Remove the old oscillator and insert the new one.
• Set the A/B-switch to the same position as on the old oscillator (not with SWING E82 Z).
• Set the potentiometer for the density ad­justment of the new electronics to the same value as on the old oscillator.
• Connect the connection lines again.
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5.3 Failure removal
Failure Measure, failure removal
W
Diagnosis
b.Current value > 22 mA
- Check all connections and the connection line to the sensor .
- Should the red failure lamp still light, separate the sensor from the connection line and connect instead a r esistor of 1 kW. When the failure lamp extinguishes, the sensor will be defect. Check the connected sensor.
- Should the failure lamp still light, connect the sensor again. Separate the signal conditioning instrument from the connection line and con­nect to the sensor input a r esistor of 1 kW.
- Should the failure lamp still light, the signal conditioning instrument will be defect. In this case return the instrument for repair to VEGA.
- When the failure lamp extinguishes, there is probably a shortcircuit in the connection line. Check the connection line to the sensor .
Malfunction during After pushing the test key , the switching conditions do not occur in the function test correct sequence or the correct period, e.g. there is no full signal
provided.
- Measure the line resistance When the line is high-resistance, you have to take appropriate meas­ures to reach a standard resistance. E.g. check the terminals and cable connections on corrosion.
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VEGA Grieshaber KG Am Hohenstein 113 D-77761 Schiltach Phone (0 78 36) 50 - 0 Fax (0 78 36) 50 - 201 e-mail: info@vega-g.de
ISO 9001
The statements on types, application, use and operating conditions of the sensors and processing systems correspond to the actual knowledge at the date of printing.
Technical data subject to alteration.
2.23 631 / July ’99
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