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Burkert 8020 User Manual

Burkert 8020
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© Bürkert 2006 Subject to technical change without notice

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Burkert 8020 Specifications

General IconGeneral
MaterialVarious (depending on version, e.g., PVC, PP, PVDF, stainless steel)
Output signal4...20 mA, frequency, relay, Modbus RTU, S0 pulse
Process connectionVarious (depending on version, e.g., thread, weld, flange)
Power supply12...30 V DC
TypeFlowmeter
Voltage12...30 V DC
Protection classIP65, IP67 (depending on version)
Connection typeCable plug, terminal box
Housing materialPC

Summary

1. Introduction

1.1 Used Symbol

Indicates information that must be followed to avoid user danger or device malfunction.

1.2 Safety Recommendations

Emphasizes reading the manual and ensuring product integrity and correct installation for safe operation.

1.3 Design and Measuring Principle

Explains the sensor's design, paddle-wheel mechanism, and signal generation principle.

2. Installation

2.1 General Recommendations

Advises following specific installation guidelines from the fitting's manual and considering temperature-pressure limits.

2.2 Inserting the Sensor into the Fitting

Details the process of inserting the sensor into the S020 fitting system, emphasizing proper alignment and tightening.

2.3 Recommendations for Electric Connection

Provides guidelines for cable selection, installation, and power supply for reliable signal transmission.

2.3.1 Assembling Cable Plug EN175301-803

Step-by-step instructions for assembling the EN175301-803 cable plug for secure connection.

2.3.2 Wiring the Hall Version with 2 Pulse Outputs

Details the wiring for the Hall effect sensor with dual NPN/PNP pulse outputs.

2.3.3 Wiring the Low Power Hall Version with 1 Pulse Output

Explains the wiring for the Low Power Hall effect sensor with a single NPN pulse output.

2.3.4 Wiring the Sinus Output of a Coil Version

Describes the wiring for the coil version sensor with a sinus output signal.

2.3.5 Connection Examples

Illustrates typical connection setups for different sensor versions with control units.

3. Technical Data

3.1 General Features

Lists general physical and operational characteristics of the sensor, including pipe diameter and fluid properties.

3.2 Electrical Features

Details electrical specifications for Hall effect and Low Power Hall versions, including voltage, current, and output data.

3.3 Materials

Lists the materials used for various components of the sensor, such as housing, finger holder, and gasket.

3.4 Environment

Specifies the operating temperature range, relative humidity, and housing protection rating (IP65).

3.5 Dimensions

Provides physical dimensions of the sensor with fitting S020 and a table of dimensions for various pipe diameters.

3.6 Conformity to Standards

Lists conformity standards for electromagnetic compatibility, vibrations, and shock.

4. Maintenance

4.1 Maintenance and Cleaning

States the sensor is maintenance-free under normal conditions but provides cleaning instructions for contamination.

4.2 Order Codes for Spare Parts

Lists order codes for common spare parts like gasket sets and cable plugs.

4.3 Order Codes for Complete Sensors

Provides order codes for complete sensor units based on power supply, gasket, sensor type, and connection.

5. Annex

5.1 Label Description

Explains the meaning of the information and symbols present on the sensor's label.

5.2 DN of the Pipe - Flow Rate - Fluid Velocity Diagrams

Provides diagrams relating pipe diameter, flow rate, and fluid velocity for application selection.

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