Transducer Trip
 
Application :
  The Rishabh transducer trip will accept analogue signal from most measuring transducers and transmitters, in the form of d.c., voltages or currents. Inputs are monitored within the preset limits and in the event of the input moving outside these limits, the unit will initiate a trip signal via double pole changeover relay.
An illuminated LED indicates when the relay is energised.
     
  Principle of Operation :
  The input current is fed through a resistor and the resultant voltage is compared with a preset reference voltage from the set point potentiometer. Any voltage difference forms a command signal which is fed via an amplifier to a double pole changeover relay. As standard, the relay energises at high set point on a rising signal and de-energises at low set point on a falling signal.
     
  Specifications :
 
Input :
Current d.c. 0-1, 0-5, 0-10, 0-20, 4-20mA Volt drop 1V
Voltage d.c. 1V to 50V, i/p resistance 10k/V.
(Consult factory for higher voltage)
Voltage withstand 1.2 x continuos 1.5 x for 10 x 10s to
B.S. 6253
Set Point :
Repeatability 0.5% of span
Hysteresis 2 % preset
Adjustment Low trip 0-80%
High trip : 40-120%
Time Delay Up to 10 seconds adjustable
Auxiliary Supply :
A.C. 50/60 Hz 120V or 240V (+20%) (57 to 480V)
Burden 3 VA maximum
D.C. Voltage 12 or 24V (±20%)
Weight Model 252 - appr. 0.4Kg
Model 253 - appr. 0.6Kg
Output Relay :
Type DP Changeover
Rating A.C 240V,5A non-inductive
  D.C
View chart
Operations 0.2 million at the above load
Reset Automatic
 
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