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Ashcroft T5500 User Manual

Ashcroft T5500
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IM-T5500/ATEX-EN-Rev C 02/2016 Page 1 of 21
P/N 095I103-02EN
Installation and Maintenance
Instruction Manual
Bourdon tube pressure gauge, model T5500 and T6500
for explosion risk areas pursuant to Directive 94/9/EC (ATEX)
In the following configuration:
###T5500/T6500###ATEX bourdon tube pressure gauge without switching contact
###T5500/T6500###I####ATEX bourdon tube pressure gauge with inductive proximity switch

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Ashcroft T5500 Specifications

General IconGeneral
MaterialStainless Steel
Case Material304 Stainless Steel
TypePressure Gauge
Connection Size1/4 NPT
Output SignalNone (Mechanical Gauge)
Operating Temperature-20°F to 160°F
Wetted Materials316 Stainless Steel
Temperature Range-20°F to 160°F
Liquid FillGlycerin
Process Connection1/4 NPT

Summary

Safety Information

General Sources of Hazards

Identifies pressurized parts as a hazard source and stresses gauge selection according to EN 837-2.

Operator's Responsibility

Details operator duties for ensuring safe operation, eliminating risks, and adhering to regulations and manual guidelines.

Use in Explosion Risk Areas (ATEX)

T5500/T6500 Without Switching Contact

Details area of use (Zone 1, 2, 21, 22) and permitted temperatures for non-switching models.

T5500/T6500 with Inductive Proximity Switch

Specifies area of use (Zone 1, 2) and permitted temperatures for models with inductive proximity switches.

Technical Data

Construction and Function

Assembly and Installation

Installation Safety Precautions

Highlights safety measures, including shut-off valves and securing the plant against accidental restart.

Mounting and Installation Process

Details process connection, calibration for vertical installation, and connection by qualified staff.

Device Start-up Procedures

Outlines preconditions for start-up, including proper installation of lines and checking connections.

Servicing and Maintenance

Servicing Safety

Stresses depressurizing lines and securing the plant before performing any servicing work.

Faults and Rectification

Fault Safety

Warns that defective gauges pose risks to safety and environment, requiring immediate action.

Action for Faults

Instructs to take faulty devices out of service and send them for repair, coordinating with the service department.

Fault Identification Table

Lists common fault indicators like pointer issues, leaks, or housing damage, often requiring gauge replacement.

Post-Fault Rectification

Refers back to the Mounting/Installation chapter (8.3) for procedures following fault rectification.

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