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Endress+Hauser nivotester FTL 325 P - Input Parameters; Output Parameters

Endress+Hauser nivotester FTL 325 P
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Input parameters
Measured variable The limit signal can be triggered at minimum or maximum height as required
Measuring range The measuring range is dependent on the installation location of the sensors
Input signal
Input FTL 325 P: galvanically isolated from power supply and output
Protection type: intrinsically safe [EEx ia] IIC
Connectable measuring sensors:
Liquiphant DL 17 Z, with electronic insert EL 17 Z
Liquiphant II FDL 30, FDL 31, FDL 35, FDL 36, with electronic insert FEL 37
Liquiphant M FTL 50/51, FTL 50H/51 H, FTL 51 C, with electronic insert FEL 57
Liquiphant S (HT) FTL 70/71, with electronic insert FEL 57
Soliphant DM 90 Z, DM 91 Z, DM 92 Z, with electronic insert EM 17 Z
Soliphant II FTM 30 S, FTM 31 S, FTM 32 S, with electronic insert FEM 37
Measuring sensor power supply: from Nivotester FTL 325 P
Connecting line: two-wire, screening unnecessary
Line resistance: max. 25 per wire
Signal transmission: pulse frequency modulation (PFM)
Output parameters
Output signal Relay output per channel: one potential-free switch contact for the level alarm
Quiescent current safety circuit: minimum/maximum safety selectable with DIL switch
Common fault signal relay: potential-free switch contact for fault signalling, of which only two
contacts are routed out
Switch delay: approx. 0.5 s
Switching power of the relay contacts:
U ~ max. 253 V
I ~ max. 2 A
P ~ max. 500 VA at cos ϕ 0,7
U = max. 40 V
I = max. 2 A
P = max. 80 W
Life: at least 10
5
switching operations at maximum contact load
Function displays: LEDs for operation, level alarm and fault
Overvoltage category acc.
to EN 61010
II
Protection class II (double or increased insulation)
Failure signal Level limit value relay dropped out; fault signal by red LEDs, fault signal relay dropped out
Galvanic isolation All input and output channels and relay contacts are galvanically isolated from each other

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