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General| Category | Switch |
|---|---|
| Speed | 10/100/1000Mbps |
| MAC Address Table | 8K |
| Model | Gladiator series |
| Storage Temperature | -40°C to 70°C |
| Humidity | 10% to 90% non-condensing |
Provides a comprehensive overview of the Gladiator Smart Conductivity Switch, its design, and operation.
Explains the low voltage AC signal application and conductive path sensing for switch activation.
Lists various industries and applications where the Gladiator Conductivity Switch is utilized.
Highlights key characteristics like low maintenance, safety, and remote capabilities.
Illustrates the use of the switch in non-metallic tanks for sump pump control and high-level switching.
Presents detailed dimensional drawings and measurements for the remote amplifier unit.
Details flange dimensions and types, including ANSI, DIN, and JIS standards.
Shows dimensional specifications for single probe configurations.
Details dimensional specifications for two probe configurations.
Guidance on probe placement to avoid build-up and impact forces from material infeed.
Advice on probe positioning away from vessel walls to prevent conductive build-up.
Ensures the probe does not contact the mounting nozzle for accurate readings.
Recommendations for adequate clearance and avoiding confined areas during top mounting.
Guidance on angled side mounting and using protection plates for impact resistance.
Considerations for bottom mounting, recommending it only where material build-up is absent.
Highlights common mounting errors related to probe proximity and conductive bridging.
Details the wiring connections and terminal layout for the Smart Probe version.
Explains the cable type and connections between the remote probe and the amplifier unit.
Illustrates the different relay contact actions for various operational states and failures.
Describes configurations for multidrop connections using GPRS, HawkLink USB, and PLC/DCS/SCADA.
Explains the usage of the test terminal for input mode and failsafe output mode.
Details the layout of controls, LEDs, and terminal blocks on the Smart Probe unit.
Step-by-step guide for setting up the Smart Probe, including mounting, power, and relay action.
Describes the layout of buttons, LEDs, and the display on the remote unit.
Step-by-step guide for setting up the Remote version, including mounting, calibration, and parameters.
Explains how to navigate and enter data using the four pushbuttons on the remote amplifier.
Visual representation of the software structure, showing navigation between QuickSet and Advanced menus.
Details the QuickSet menu flow for standard setups, including calibration, switch point, and delay.
Covers advanced parameters like switch mode, view log, and sensor value adjustments.
Explains how to view operational diagnostics like sensor value, temperature, and delay on the remote unit's LCD.
Details the coding system for part numbers of the Smart Probe Conductivity Switch.
Provides the part numbering scheme for the Remote Amplifier and Remote Probe units.
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