What to do if all LED off on Schaller Automation VN115/87plus EX Security Sensors?
If all LEDs are off on your Schaller Automation Security Sensors, begin by measuring the supply voltage. If that's not the issue, try activating the self-repair of the Polyfuse. If problems persist, replace the measuring head fuse. Also, check for any earth fault problems and as a last resort, exchange the measuring head.
What to do if supply voltage too high in Schaller Automation VN115/87plus EX?
If the supply voltage is too high on your Schaller Automation Security Sensors, first measure the supply voltage. If the issue persists, consider exchanging the measuring head.
How to fix defective reset button on Schaller Automation VN115/87plus EX Security Sensors?
If the reset button on your Schaller Automation Security Sensors is defective, first try to eliminate any blocking that might be preventing it from working. If that doesn't solve the problem, you may need to exchange the measuring head.
How to fix negative pressure out of range on Schaller Automation Security Sensors?
If your Schaller Automation Security Sensors are showing a 'Negative pressure out of range' error, you can try the following: 1. Adjust suction pressure. 2. Exchange the air filters. 3. Clean the fresh air bores. 4. Check the suction system. 5. Exchange the bellows. 6. Exchange the filter cartridge. 7. Exchange the measuring head.
What to do if electronics temperature too high on Schaller Automation Security Sensors?
If the electronics temperature is too high (over 75°C) in your Schaller Automation Security Sensors, remove or turn away any ambient heating components. You can also install metal heat shields to protect against radiation.
What to do if ambient temperature too high on Schaller Automation VN115/87plus EX?
If the ambient temperature is too high (over 70°C) for your Schaller Automation Security Sensors, you should remove or turn away any ambient heating components. Additionally, consider installing metal heat shields to protect against radiation.
How to clean dirty optical sensor on Schaller Automation VN115/87plus EX Security Sensors?
If the optical sensor on your Schaller Automation Security Sensors is dirty, you should clean the infrared filter.
What to do if electronics temperature too low on Schaller Automation Security Sensors?
If the electronics temperature is too low (below 0°C) in your Schaller Automation Security Sensors, remove any ambient cooling components that may be causing the issue.
General| Category | Security Sensors |
|---|---|
| Operating Voltage | 10-30 V DC |
| Housing Material | Stainless Steel |
| Connection Type | Cable |
| Ambient Temperature Range | -25°C to +70°C |
| Degree of Protection | IP67 |
| Type | Inductive Sensor |
| Output Type | PNP |
Standard terms and conditions for sale of products.
Explanation of safety symbols and general warnings for device operation.
Specific instructions for resetting oil mist alarms.
Defines the specific application and conditions for EX-rated device usage.
Fundamental principles for selecting suction points and general setup rules.
Specifies the required dimensions and types of pipes for installation.
Step-by-step guide for installing pipe siphons.
Instructions for installing connection units for siphon blocks.
Guidance on fitting suction funnels to prevent flooding and interference.
Connecting compressed air and setting up the air cleaner module.
Details on terminal, pin assignment, and wiring for the VN115/87plus EX.
How to connect the OMD to remote monitoring devices using RS485 bus.
Visual representation of the system's electrical connections.
How to set the correct negative pressure for the suction system.
Procedure for filling siphon blocks with oil.
Procedure for filling pipe siphons with oil.
How to adjust the sensitivity of the oil mist detector using a switch.
A checklist to ensure all commissioning steps are completed correctly.
Explanation of the device's display and LED indicators during normal operation.
Lists and explains various error codes indicated by the device's LEDs.
Procedure for resetting oil mist alarms after an event.
Instructions for cleaning the fresh air bores of the device.
Steps for cleaning the IR filter glass to maintain sensitivity.
Procedure for replacing the air filters within the measuring head.
Instructions for replacing the filter cartridge in the air cleaner module.
Step-by-step guide to replace the measuring head of the device.
Procedure for replacing the bellows and suspension system.
Information on locating and resetting/replacing fuses in the measuring head.
Diagnostic steps to identify and resolve earth fault issues.
Maintenance tasks for quarterly intervals.
Maintenance tasks for half-yearly intervals.
Maintenance tasks for yearly intervals.
Maintenance tasks for bi-yearly intervals.
Additional maintenance tasks for long-term intervals.
How to perform a functional test directly on the installed device.
Procedure for factory testing using a smoke generator.
Performing pressure measurements to check system tightness.
Testing using a fog machine to simulate oil mist conditions.
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