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5.4 Sensor wiring
FSS200 clamp-on sensors
48 Installation Manual, 08/2017, A5E36255466-AC
5.4
Sensor wiring
The sensor wiring steps depend on the configuration.
Sensor cable types (Page 48)
Coaxial cables (Page 49)
Triaxial cable (Page 51) (for FST030 only)
RTD Sensor cables (Page 55) (for FST030 only)
Finalizing cable wiring (Page 60)
5.4.1
Sensor cable types
For the system to function properly the coaxial or optional triaxial sensor cables must be
prepared and connected correctly. Please note that both sensors (A and B) for each path
must be connected to the same port numbers (e.g. 1A and 1B or 2A and 2B).
Note
Important
The sensor cables are supplied with only one F
-connector attached. The F-connector at the
opposite end of each cable must be installed.
Note
Shortening sensor cables
If sensor cables are to be shortened they must be cut and stripped to approximately the
same length, to minimize any zero flow offset.
Note
Important
When cables are installed with cable glands, glands must be threaded onto the cable from
the unterminated end prior to the assembly of the F
-connector. If cables are ordered without
cable glands, user supplied glands must also be installed onto t
he cable from the
unterminated end prior to the assembly of the F
-connector.
F-connector (Supplied lose in kit)
Sensor cable
NPT adapter
Transmitter side cable gland
Cable gland
F-connector (attached)
Figure 5-2 Typical Sensor cable assembly

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