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  • REFRIGERATION &AIR CONDITIONING DIVISION

    Collection of InstructionsInstructions for Danfoss Refrigeration & Air conditioning Controls

    MAKING MODERN LIVING POSSIBLE

    Catalogue

  • Contents

    Danfoss A/S (RC-CM), 09-2009

    2

    Electronic Controls and ValvesGDA and GDC Bump test ................................................................................... 537AKS 32; 060G2029 and 060G2033 ................................................................. 541GD ............................................................................................................................. 542GD tester for mother PCB ................................................................................. 548AKS 10 ...................................................................................................................... 550AKS 11 ...................................................................................................................... 551AKS 15 ...................................................................................................................... 552AKS 21 ...................................................................................................................... 553AKS 31R, AKD 32, AKS 33 ................................................................................... 555AKS 31R, AKD 32, AKS 33 ................................................................................... 557AKS 32, AKS 32R, AKS 33, AKS 2050, AKS 3000, AKS 3050, AKS 4050 559EKS 111 .................................................................................................................... 561EKS 221 NTC 10 Kohm ........................................................................................ 562AKS 41 ver.4.0 ........................................................................................................ 563AKS 45 ...................................................................................................................... 567EKC 101 ................................................................................................................... 569EKC 102D ................................................................................................................ 572EKC 202D ................................................................................................................ 575AK-CC 210 ............................................................................................................... 578EKC 100 (084B8512) ............................................................................................ 583EKC 102A ................................................................................................................ 584EKC 102B, EKC 102C ............................................................................................ 586EKC 201, EKC 301 ................................................................................................. 588EKC 201C with double thermostat ................................................................ 591EKC 202A, EKC 202B, EKC 202C ....................................................................... 594EKC 361 ................................................................................................................... 598EKC 366 ................................................................................................................... 602EKC 367 ................................................................................................................... 611EKC 368 ................................................................................................................... 615EKC 316A ................................................................................................................ 618EKC 315A ................................................................................................................ 622EKC 347 ................................................................................................................... 626EKC 414A1 .............................................................................................................. 632EKC 319A ................................................................................................................ 637EKC 331T ................................................................................................................. 640EKC 531D1 .............................................................................................................. 643EKA 165 ................................................................................................................... 652EKA 151, code no. 084B7023 ........................................................................... 653EKA 163A/164A .................................................................................................... 654

  • 537

    Instruction For making Bump test on Danfoss Gas Leak Detectors types GDA and GDC

    148R

    9544

    148R

    9544

    Beaker

    EC/SC/CT-Adaptor

    Ampoules

    M35 Adaptor

    BUMP TEST equipment

    Fig. 1

    Fig. 2

    Fig. 3

    Fig. 4

    Fig. 5

    EC/SC/CT-Adaptor Ampoule Breaker

    Sensor PCB

    Gas flows through the back and front of the sensor head

    Bump test on a wall mounted CO2 detector

    Danfoss A/S (RA Marketing / MWA), 01-2008 DKRCI.PI.S00.B1.02 / 520H2572

  • 538

    DKRCI.PI.S00.B1.02 / 520H2572 Danfoss A/S (RA Marketing / MWA), 01-2008

    The frequency of testing or calibration is generally determined by local regulation or standards.There are two concepts that need to be differentiated: bump test and calibration

    Bump Test: This consists of exposing the sensor to a gas. The objective is to establish if the sensor is reacting to the gas and all the sensor outputs are working correctly. A qualified bump test is a test carried out using ampoules or cylinders of known concentration.

    Calibration: This consists of exposing the sensor to a calibration gas setting the zero or Standby voltage, the span or range, and checking/adjusting all the outputs, so that they are activated at a specified gas concentration.

    Danfoss recommends annual checks by qualified bump test and replacement of the sensor PCB with a Danfoss pre-calibrated certified sensor PCB every two years. The mother PCB is at the same time tested with the GD tester.

    The alternative to this is a full on site calibration. Sensor replacement should be more cost effective, eliminates end of life concerns, and constantly renews the detection system.

    Procedures for bump test and calibration vary depending on the sensor technology used and the gas in question.

    The GD is available in four sensor versions: Semiconductor (SC), Electrochemical (EC), Catalytic (CT), and Infrared (IR) for CO

    2.

    Before you carry out the test or calibration:

    1. Advise occupants, plant operators, and supervisors.2. Check if the relays (Con6 and Con7) are connected to external systems such as sprinkler systems, plant shut down, external sirens and beacons, ventilation, etc. and disconnect as appropriate.3. Deactivate alarm delays with JP1 and JP2. See fig. 1. For this the GD must be powered off.4. For Bump Test the GD should be powered up overnight.

    NOTE: If unit has been installed and running for about 24 hrs, and you need to power it off to set the delay at 0 min, then the warm-up is 2 min and you can begin the testing or calibration.

    Introduction

    Table 1 - Bump Test

    Pass test criteria

    Models

    Sensor

    Requirement for sensor response to pass Bump Test. Measure Voltage

    Output on Con3,(mother PCB) pin 1 and 3

    Standard Basic Standard Basic with LCD display

    IP 65 for High RH and Fast response

    1

    GDA EC 100 >= 5 .0 VBeaker + EC/SC/CT-Adaptor Beaker

    GDA EC 300 >= 1.67 V

    Bump test method 100 ppm Ammonia Ampoule

    2GDA EC 1000 >= 5 V Beaker + EC/SC/CT-Adaptor Beaker

    Bump test method 1000 ppm Ammonia Ampoule

    3GDA SC 1000 >= 5 .0 V Beaker + EC/SC/CT-Adaptor Beaker

    Bump test method 1000 ppm Ammonia Ampoule

    4GDA SC 10000 >= 0.5 V Beaker + EC/SC/CT-Adaptor Beaker

    Bump test method 1000 ppm Ammonia Ampoule

    5GDA CT 30000 >= 5 .0 V Beaker + EC/SC/CT-Adaptor Beaker + M35 Adaptor

    Bump test method App. 5-8 % Ammonia water in a cloth 1)

    6GDC IR 10000 >= 1.0 V Beaker Beaker not available

    Bump test method 2000 ppm CO2 Ampoule

    1) Drop a cloth to the bottom of the beaker, hold it at the bottom with the screw. Moisten the cloth (5-10 drops) with 5-8 % ammonia water.

    Restricted bump test

    Models

    Sensor

    Requirement for sensor response to pass Bump Test. Measure Voltage

    Output on Con3,(mother PCB) pin 1 and 3

    Standard Basic Standard Basic with LCD display

    IP 65 for High RH and Fast response

    7

    GDC IR 20000 >= 2 .0 V

    Sensor is self calibrating. Breathe on sensor to see responseGDC IR 40000 >= 2 .0 V

    Bump test method

    8

    GDHC SC 1000 >= 5 V

    Long life sensor. Use a cigarette lighter to see responseGDHF SC 1000 >= 5 V

    GDHF-R3 SC 1000 >= 5 V

    Bump test method

    9GDH SC 5000 >= 5 .0 V

    Long life sensor. Use a cigarette lighter to see responseBump test method

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    Danfoss A/S (RA Marketing / MWA), 01-2008 DKRCI.PI.S00.B1.02 / 520H2572

    Ideally bump tests are conducted on site in a clean air atmosphere.

    The bump test can be carried out on following types of GD (see table 1)GDA (qualified bump test)GDC (qualified bump test/ restricted bump test)GDHC (restricted bump test)GDHF (restricted bump test)GDHF-R3 (restricted bump test)

    See table 1, to find the GD type and the corresponding Bump test method.

    Checking the zero (0 Voltage output).See Appendix 1. (not required for IR sensor)

    1. Remove the cover of enclosure of the GD

    2. Make sure that both the ampoules and the calibration beaker are clean and dry (see fig. 5).

    3. Unscrew the beaker hold screw and place the ampoule so that is sits in the base of the beaker (see fig. 2).

    4. Tighten on the screw ampoule without breaking it.

    5. For the models: Standard Basic Standard Basic with LCD display IP 56 enclosure IP 56 enclosure Low Temperature Screw in: EC/SC/CT-Adaptor or M35-Adaptor into the Beaker according to table 1.

    Place the beaker with the EC/SC/CT-Adaptor over the sensor. It should be as tight fitting as possible to allow maximum exposure to the gas (see fig. 5).

    BUMP TEST (every year)

    For the GDC (CO2)models:

    Standard BasicStandard Basic with LCD displayIP 56 enclosureIP 56 enclosure Low Temperature

    Place the beaker over the sensor in a 45 degree (see fig. 3). This allows gas to flow through the back of the sensor and through the calibration ports.

    For the models:IP 65 for High RH and Fast responseEExd modelEExd model Low TemperatureIP 66 enclosure 5 m remote IP 65 sensorIP 66 enclosure 5 m remote IP 65 EExd sensor

    Screw/fit the beaker (possibly with M35 Adaptor) on the remote sensorhead (see fig. 4). It should be as tight fitting as possible to allow maximum exposure to the gas.

    7. Connect volt meter to monitor sensor response. (Con3 pin 1 and 3 - see fig. 1).

    8. Tighten on the ampoule until it shatters allowing the content to diffuse in the beaker. It should be left in place for approximately 5 min.

    9. Voltage output will increase. This confirms that the sensor is responding. See Pass test criteria in table 1.

    10. Carefully remove any ampoule remains from the gas detector, and reassemble the sensor enclosure.

    Fill out the GD Bump Test Certificate (literature no.: PZ.S00.A).

    Table 1 - Bump Test (continued)

    IP 56 enclosure Low Temperature

    EExd model EExd model Low Temperature

    IP 66 enclosure 5 m remote

    IP 65 sensor

    IP 66 enclosure 5 m remote

    IP 65 EExd sensor

    1Beaker + EC/SC/CT-Adaptor Beaker

    100 ppm Ammonia Ampoule

    2Beaker + EC/SC/CT-Adaptor Beaker

    1000 ppm Ammonia Ampoule

    3Beaker + EC/SC/CT-Adaptor Beaker + M35 Adaptor Beaker Beaker + M35 Adaptor

    1000 ppm Ammonia Ampoule

    4Beaker + EC/SC/CT-Adaptor Beaker + M35 Adaptor Beaker Beaker + M35 Adaptor

    1000 ppm Ammonia Ampoule

    5Beaker + EC/SC/CT-Adaptor Beaker + M35 Adaptor

    App. 5-8 % Ammonia water in a cloth 1)

    6Beaker Beaker Beaker not available not available

    2000 ppm CO2 Ampoule

    1) Drop a cloth to the bottom of the beaker, hold it at the bottom with the screw. Moisten the cloth (5-10 drops) with 5-8 % ammonia water.

    Restricted bump test

    IP 56 enclosure Low Temperature

    EExd model EExd model Low Temperature

    IP 66 enclosure 5 m remote

    IP 65 sensor

    IP 66 enclosure 5 m remote

    IP 65 EExd sensor

    7 Sensor is self calibrating. Breathe on sensor to see response

    8 Long life sensor. Use a cigarette lighter to see response

    9 Long life sensor. Use a cigarette lighter to see response

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    ppendix 1

    Checking the zero. (0.0 V output)

    EC sensorTo adjust the zero, Pot VR201 must be operated. It is located on the Sensor PCB

    Connect a voltmeter to TP0 on the mother PCB and Con3, pin 3 on the mother PCB

    Pot VR201 (on the Sensor PCB) is used to adjust the zero of the range (span). Measure the Voltage output between TP0 (negative) and Con3 pin 3 (positive) at the 0V signal and adjust the Pot to 0.0 V or slightly positive (0.01 V is acceptable).

    SC sensorTo adjust the zero, Pot RV2 must be operated. It is located on the Sensor PCB.

    Connect a voltmeter to TP0 on the mother PCB and Con3, pin 3 on the mother PCB (see g. A1)

    Pot RV2 (on the Sensor PCB) is used to adjust the zero of the range (span). Measure the Voltage output between TP0 (negative) and Con3 pin 3 (positive) at the 0V signal and adjust the Pot to 0.0 V or slightly positive (0.01 V is acceptable).

    CT sensorTo adjust the zero, Pot R3 must be operated. It is located on the Sensor PCB.

    Connect a voltmeter to TP0 on the mother PCB and Con3, pin 3 on the mother PCB (see g. A1).

    Pot R3 (on the Sensor PCB) is used to adjust the zero of the range (span). Measure the Voltage output between TP0 (negative) and Con3 pin 3 (positive) at the 0V signal and adjust the Pot to 0.0 V or slightly positive (0.01 V is acceptable).

    Fig. A1

    DKRCI.PI.S00.B1.02 / 520H2572 Danfoss A/S (RA Marketing / MWA), 01-2008

  • 541

    RI.5G.F2.22 08-1999

    Identification Main data

    Max. media / ambient temperature: 175 F (80 C)Min. media / ambient temperature: 40 F (40 C)Refrigerants: NH

    3, HFC, HCFC, CFC

    The sensor is non-adjustable!

    Mounting

    Hot gas pipe

    Max. pressure

    When used on a hot gas pipe use a distance sleeve to reduce temperature influence.A hot gas temperature higher than 210 F (100 C), a 2 in. (5 cm) sleeve is to be used.

    Range SWP / MWP Test pressure

    0 - 200 psig 400 psig 800 psig

    0 - 500 psig 800 psig 800 psig

    Electrical connection

    Danfoss A/S (AC-RCMP,jp)

    Screen: Isolated from housingRed: + supplyWhite: supply / commonGreen: + output signal

    Type Symbol Connection Power sypply Output signal

    Max.30 V d.c.

    1 - 6 V d.c.R > 10 kAKS 32

    Pressure connection

    1/8 NPT

    = 1 1/16

    in.

    INSTRUCTIONSAKS 32

    060G2029 and 060G2033

    060R

    9510

    060R

    9510

    27

    RI.5G.F2.22 08-1999

    Identification Main data

    Max. media / ambient temperature: 175 F (80 C)Min. media / ambient temperature: 40 F (40 C)Refrigerants:NH3, HFC, HCFC, CFC

    The sensor is non-adjustable!

    Mounting

    Hot gas pipe

    Max. pressure

    When used on a hot gas pipe use a distance sleeve toreduce temperature influence.A hot gas temperature higher than 210 F (100 C), a 2 in.(5 cm) sleeve is to be used.

    Range SWP / MWP Test pressure0 - 200 psig 400 psig 800 psig0 - 500 psig 800 psig 800 psig

    Electrical connection

    Danfoss A/S (AC-RCMP,jp)

    Screen: Isolated from housingRed: + supplyWhite: supply / commonGreen: + output signal

    Type Symbol Connection Power sypply Output signal

    Max.30 V d.c.

    1 - 6 V d.c.R > 10 kAKS 32

    MADE IN DENMARK

    3031

    PRESSURETRANSMITTERType AKS 32 060G2033

    Range Pe

    PB/MWP SUPPLYOUTPUT

    + SUPPLY- COMMON

    OUTPUT::

    ::::

    : 0 -> 500 psig

    800 psig9 - 30 V d.c.1 - 6 VREDWHITEGREEN

    0055

    8111

    Part number

    Identification code

    Pressure connection

    1/8 NPT

    = 1 1/16 in.

    INSTRUCTIONSAKS 32

    060G2029 and 060G2033

    060R

    9510

    060R

    9510

  • Danfoss A/S (AC-AKC / frz), 06-2008 RI7HA452 DKRCI.PI.S00.A1.52 / 520H2528

    542

    Instruction GDA, GDC, GDHC, GDHF, GDH

    148R

    9527

    148R

    9527

    fig. 1

    fig. 2 fig. 3

    Standard LCD display cran cristaux liquides

    IP 65 EExd EExd lav temperatur EExd low temperature EExd niedrigtemperatur EExd basse temprature

    1 Sensor printkort / Sensor PCB /Sensorkarte / Carte de dtection

    2 Hovedprintkort / Mother PCB / Hauptplatine / Carte mre

    1 Sensor printkort med eksternt sensorhoved / Sensor PCB with external sensor /Sensorkarte mit externem Sensor /Carte de dtection aved dtecteur externe

    2 Hovedprintkort / Mother PCB /Haupfplatime / Carte mre

    3 Sensorhoved / Sensor head /Sensorkopf / Tte de dtection

    1

    2

    1

    2

    3

    fig. 4

    IP 56 IP 56 lav temperatur IP 56 low temperature IP 56 niedrigtemperatur IP 56 basse temprature

    1 Hovedprintkort / Mother PCB /Haupfplatime / Carte mre

    2 Udluftningsventildrn / Breather drain /Ventilationsffnung / Tuyau du reniflard

    3 Sensor printkort / Sensor PCB /Sensorkarte / Carte de dtection

    1

    2

    3

    IP 56IP 56 lav temperatur

    IP 56 low temperature IP 56 Niedrigtemperatur IP 56 Basse temprature

    Standard LCD display cran cristaux liquides

    IP 65 EExdEExd Lav temperatur / EExd Low temperature

    EExd Niedrigtemperatur / EExd Basse temprature

    EExd lavtemperatur til CO2 / EExd Low temperature for CO2 / EExd Niedrigtemperatur fr CO2 / EExd basse temprature pour CO2/

    IP 66-kapsling med 5 m. IP 65-fjernfler IP 66-kapsling med 5 m. IP 65-EExd-fjernfler

    IP 66 enclosure 5 m remote IP 65 sensor IP 66 enclosure 5 m remote IP 65 EExd sensor

    Schutzart IP 66, 5 m-Fernfhler (IP 65)Schutzart IP 66, 5 m-Fernfhler (IP 65 EExd)

    Protection IP66 avec sonde IP65 distante 5 m Protection IP66 avec sonde IP65 EExd longueur 5 m

    Fjernstyret LCD-display IP 41Remote LCD display IP 41

    Fern-LCD-Display IP 41cran cristaux liquides distant IP41

  • RI7HA452 DKRCI.PI.S00.A1.52 / 520H2528 Danfoss A/S (AC-AKC / frz), 06-2008

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    fig. 5

    fig. 6

    Tilslutning af jumper p alle modeller / Jumper connection for all models / Steckbrckenanschlsse fr alle Modelle / Raccord cavalier pout tous modles

    Elektrisk tilslutning af alle modeller / Electrical connection for all models / Elektrischer Anschluss fr alle Modelle /Raccordements lectriques pout tous modles

    { 2

    {3{4

    Skrm/Stelforb. - Screen/GRD -Schirm/Erde - cran/TerreDanfoss

    monitoringsystem

    Jord/Stelforb. - Earth/GRD - Masse/Erde - Terre

    1/0V

    +12-30V d.c./12-24 V a.c.

    0V 4-20 mA0-10V0-5V

    Adresse / Address: 12HS3=1; S2=2 1 Spndingsforsyning /

    Supply voltage / Spannungsversorgung / Tension dalimentation

    2 Analog udgang / Analogue output /Analogausgang / Sortie Analogique

    3 Digital udgang - Hjt niveau alarm NO /Digital output - High level alarm NO /Digital Ausgang - Hochpegel Alarm NO /Sortie numrique - Niveau haut alarme NO

    4 Digital udgang - Lavt niveau alarm NO /Digital output - Low level alarm NO /Digital Ausgang - Niedrigpegel Alarm NO /Sortie numrique - Niveau bas alarme NO

    1 Ved udskiftning af jumpere skal strmmen afbrydes (CON1) for at aktivere den nye jumperindstilling. /When changing any jumper position, the power must be disconnected (CON1) to enable the new jumper setting. /Werden Steckbrcken gendert, ist die Spannungs-versorgung abzuschlaten (CON1) um die neue Steckbrckeneinstellung wirksom zu machen. /En cas de changement dun cavalier, il est ncessaire de couper lalimentation (CON1) afin dactiver le rglage du nouveau cavalier.

    2 Gul LED3: Alarm for lavt niveau / Yellow LED3: Low alarm /Gelbe LED3: Niedrigalarm / DEL3 jaune : Alarme basse

    3 Rd LED2: Alarm for hjt niveau / Red LED2: High alarm /Rote LED2: Hochalarm / Del2 Rouge : Alarme haute

    4 Grn LED1: Anvendt spnding / Green LED1: Voltage applied / Grne LED1: Spannung liegt an / DEL1 verte : Sous tension

    5 JP1: Forsinket responstid, alarm for lavt niveau /JP1: Delay response time for Low Level alarm /JP1: Ansprechverzgerung fr Niedrigpegelalarm /JP1: Temporisation pour lalarme de niveau bas

    6 JP2: Forsinket responstid, alarm for hjt niveau /JP2: Delay response time for High Level alarm /JP2: Ansprechverzgerung fr Hochpegelalarm /JP2: Temporisation pour alarme de niveau haut

    7 JP5: Indstilling af digital udgang, alarm for hjt niveauJP5: Setting for digital output, High Level alarm /JP5: Einstellung fr Digitalausgang, Hochpegelalarm /JP5: Rglage de la sortie numrique, Alarme de niveau haut

    8 JP3/JP4: Indstilling af digital udgang, alarm for lavt niveau/JP3/JP4: Setting for digital output, Low Level alarm /JP3/JP4: Einstellung fr Digitalausgang,Niedrigpegelalarm /JP3/JP4: Rglage de la sortie numrique, Alarme de niveau bas

    9 JP7: Alarm for hjt niveau / JP7: High Level alarm /JP7: Hochpegelalarm / JP7: Alarme de niveau haut

    10 JP8: Alarm for lavt niveau / JP8: Low Level alarm /JP8: Niedrigpegelalarm / JP8: Alarme de niveau bas

    11 Manuel nulstilling af alarm for lavt/hjt niveau /Manual reset of Low/High Level alarm /Manuelle Rckstellung von Niedrig-/Hochpegelalarm /Rinitialisation manuelle de lalarme de niveau bas-haut

    11

  • Danfoss A/S (AC-AKC / frz), 06-2008 RI7HA452 DKRCI.PI.S00.A1.52 / 520H2528

    544

    fig. 8

    fig. 7

    Danfossm2MicromonAK-SM 350

    Maks. 31 GD-DetektorerMax. 31 pcs GDMax. 31 stck. GDMaxi : 31 units GD

    Indstilling af adresse ved kommunikation med Danfoss Monitoring System / Setting of address when communicating with Danfoss Monitoring System / Einstellen der Adresse zur Kommunikation mit Danfoss Monitoring System/ Rglage dadresse pour communication avec Danfoss Monitoring System

    Justering af lave/hje alarmvrdier / Adjusting low/high alarm values / Einstellen der Niedrig-/Hochwerte /Rglage des valeurs dalarme basse-haute

    Maks. 1000 m (1,094 yards) Max. 1000 m (1,094 yards)Maxi : 1000 m (1,094 yards)

    (Skrm)(Screen)(Schirm)(cran)

  • RI7HA452 DKRCI.PI.S00.A1.52 / 520H2528 Danfoss A/S (AC-AKC / frz), 06-2008

    545

    fig. 9

    S2 og S3 til adresse for Danfoss monitoring systemS2 and S3 for address to Danfoss monitoring systemS2 und S3 zur Adresse fr Danfoss monitoring systemS2 et S3, pout adressage sur Danfoss monitoring system

    Indstilling af adresse ved kommunikation med Danfoss m2 (fortsat) / Setting of address when communicating with Danfoss m2 (continued) /Einstellen der Adresse zur Kommunikation mit Danfoss m2 (fortgesetzt) / Rglage dadresse pour communication avec Danfoss m2 (suite)

    Kanal p Danfoss monitoring systemChannel on Danfoss monitoring systemKanal von Danfoss monitoring systemCanal zur Danfoss monitoring system S3 S2

    Kanal p Danfoss monitoring systemChannel on Danfoss monitoring systemKanal von Danfoss monitoring systemCanal zur Danfoss monitoring system S3 S2

    Kanal p Danfoss monitoring systemChannel on Danfoss monitoring systemKanal von Danfoss monitoring systemCanal zur Danfoss monitoring system S3 S2

    1 0 1 34 2 2 67 4 32 0 2 35 2 3 68 4 43 0 3 36 2 4 69 4 54 0 4 37 2 5 70 4 65 0 5 38 2 6 71 4 76 0 6 39 2 7 72 4 87 0 7 40 2 8 73 4 98 0 8 41 2 9 74 4 A9 0 9 42 2 A 75 4 B

    10 0 A 43 2 B 76 4 C11 0 B 44 2 C 77 4 D12 0 C 45 2 D 78 4 E13 0 D 46 2 E 79 4 F14 0 E 47 2 F 80 5 015 0 F 48 3 0 81 5 116 1 0 49 3 1 82 5 217 1 1 50 3 2 83 5 318 1 2 51 3 3 84 5 419 1 3 52 3 4 85 5 520 1 4 53 3 5 86 5 621 1 5 54 3 6 87 5 722 1 6 55 3 7 88 5 823 1 7 56 3 8 89 5 924 1 8 57 3 9 90 5 A25 1 9 58 3 A 91 5 B26 1 A 59 3 B 92 5 C27 1 B 60 3 C 93 5 D28 1 C 61 3 D 94 5 E29 1 D 62 3 E 95 5 F30 1 E 63 3 F 96 6 031 1 F 64 4 0 97 6 132 2 0 65 4 1 98 6 233 2 1 66 4 2 99 6 3

  • RI7HA452 DKRCI.PI.S00.A1.52 / 520H2528 Danfoss A/S (AC-AKC / frz), 06-2008

    546

    Installation

    General procedure for all GD types (fig. 2, 3, 4)

    All GD products are for wall mounting.

    Removal of GD top cover:- For Standard and LCD display types: Unscrew two front screws For IP 65, IP 56 and EExd types (fig. 3, 4): Unscrew four front screws

    Electrical installation (fig. 5 and 6)The Earth/Ground connection must be made when using the standard, LCD display, or EExd enclosuretypes. The safety of the equipment is dependent on the integrity of the power supply and the earthing of the enclosure.

    Apply voltage at CON 1 and the green LED will light up (fig. 6).

    Stabilisation PeriodOnce the GD is initally powered up it takes some time to stabilise and will give a higher analog output (4-20 mA/0-10 V/0-5 V 1) ) at the start before reverting to the actual concentration reading (in clean air and no leaks, on the analog output reverts back to: (~ 0 V/4 mA / ( ~ 0 ppm)) 2).

    The stabilisation times specified below are only intended as a guide and may vary due to temperature, humidity, cleanliness of the air, storage time 3) e.t.c

    ModelGDA with EC sensor ...........................20-30 SecGDA with SC sensor ............................... 15 min.GDA with CT sensor ............................... 15 min.GDA with CT sensor, EExd model ........7 min.GDHC/GDHF/GDHF-R3 with SC sensor ............................................1 min.GDC with IR sensor ..................................10 sec.GDC with IR sensor, EExd model .................................................20 sec.GDH with SC senso ..................................3 min.

    When changing any jumper position, the power must be disconnected (CON1) to enable the new jumper setting.

    Setting of normally open (NO) / normally closed (NC) for the digital output Low/High Level alarm.Both have an option to set at NO or NC. Factory setting is NO.

    Digital output Low Level alarmNO : JP3 ON, JP4 OFF (removed)NC : JP4 ON, JP3 OFF (removed)(fig. 6)

    Digital output High Level alarmNO : JP5 ON in upper positionNC : JP5 ON in lower position(fig. 6)

    Manual reset / auto reset of Low/High Level alarm (fig. 6)This option available through JP8 (Low Level alarm) and JP7 (High Level alarm).The pre-set factory setting is Auto Reset.If manual reset is selected for either Low/High Level alarm condition then manual reset push button is located next to CON 7.

    Digital output Low Level alarmAuto Reset : JP8 in left hand positionManual: JP8 in right hand position

    Digital output High Level alarmAuto Reset : JP7 in left hand positionManual: JP7 in right hand position

    Adjusting delayed response time (fig. 6)The digital output for Low/High Level alarms can be delayed.The pre-set factory setting is 0 MinutesDigital output Low Level alarmJP1 in position1 : 0 minutes2 : 1 minutes3 : 5 minutes4 : 10 minutesDigital output High Level alarmJP2 in position1 : 0 minutes2 : 1 minutes3 : 5 minutes4 : 10 minutes

    Adjusting Low/High alarm values (fig. 7)All GD have been preset by the factory to realistic values related to the actual ppm range of the GD product. The actual Low and High alarm ppm limits are detailed on the external GD label. The factory preset value can be adjusted, with a voltmeter measuring the 0-5 V d.c output.0 V corresponds to the min. ppm range (e.g. 0 ppm)5 V corresponds to the max. ppm range (e.g. 1000)E.g. if a setting of 350 ppm is required then the voltage shall be set to 1.75 V (35 % of 5 V)

    Adjusting the Low alarm limit valueBetween TP0(-) and TP2(+) a voltage between 0-5 V can be measured and with that the ppm Low alarm limit setting.The voltage/ppm setting can be adjusted at RV1.

    Adjusting the High alarm limit valueBetween TP0(-) and TP3(+) a voltage between 0-5 V can be measured and with that the ppm High alarm limit setting.The voltage/ppm setting can be adjusted at RV2.

    Connecting GD to a Danfoss monitoring system (fig. 8 and 9)Wiring (fig. 8)All GD must be connected A-A, B-B,COM COM (screen)When connecting to the Danfoss monitoring system panel the same terminals are connected to each other i.e. A-A, B-B, Com Com.

    On the last GD and Danfoss monitoring system, fit a 120 ohm resistor across terminal A and B to terminate the communications system.

    A maximum of 31 GDs can be connected.If more than 31 units are needed, please contact Danfoss for further information.

    GD address (fig. 9)The sensor address is set by S2 and S3, adjusting these dials between 0 and F will give the sensor its own address as shown in fig. 9. A conversion chart between Danfoss monitoring system channel numbers and the hexadecimal address of the GD is attached. Power must be removed when setting addresses on the GD.

    ENGLISH

    1)Always use the voltage 0-10 V to check the output for stabilisation check.

    2)GDC IR goes back to about 400 ppm as this is the normal level in air. (~4.6 mA/~0.4 V/ 0.2 V)

    3)If the GD have been in long-term storage or have been swiched off for a long period, stabilisation will be much slower. However within 1-2 hours all the GD types should have dropped below the low alarm level and be operational. The progress can be monitored exactly on the 0-10V output. When the output settles around

    zero (400 ppm in the case of IR CO2 sensors) the

    GD is stabilised. In exceptional circumstances particularly with CT sensors the process can take up to 30 hours.

  • DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

    Authorised Person for the Manufacturer's Representative within the European Community

    Name: Kurt M. Sand Title: Product Manager

    Signature: Date: 14/01/2005

    Name and Address of Manufacturer's Representative within the European CommunityDanfoss A/SAutomatic Controls-Industrial Refrigeration Albuen 29DK-6000 KoldingDenmark

    DeclarationWe hereby declare that below-mentioned equipment is in conformity with below mention directives, standars or other normative documents, provided it is used according to our instructions.

    Description of EquipmentGas Detection Sensor TransmitterType GD

    References of other Technical Standards and Specifications usedEN 55011, 1998EN 61326, 1996

    Cenelec EN 61010-2, 2001

    Following the provisions of 73/23/EEC, Low Voltage Directive (LVD)

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    3 Digital udgang - Hjt niveau alarm NO /Digital output - High level alarm NO /Digital Ausgang - Hochpegel Alarm NO /Sortie numrique - Niveau haut alarme NO

    4 Digital udgang - Lavt niveau alarm NO /Digital output - Low level alarm NO /Digital Ausgang - Niedrigpegel Alarm NO /Sortie numrique - Niveau bas alarme NO

    Elektrisk tilslutning af alle modeller / Electrical connection for all models / Elektrischer Anschluss fr alle Modelle /Raccordements lectriques pout tous modles

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    AnvendelseGD-testeren kan installeres i alle til rdighed stende gasdetektortyper.GD-testeren er derfor uafhngig af det anvendte klemiddel, det valgte ppm-omrde samt gasdetektormodel.

    Med GD-testeren er det muligt at simuleregasdetektorens drift i hele ppm-omrdet,uden at det er ndvendigt at anvende klemiddel-kalibreringsgas p stedet.

    Det er derfor muligt at teste alle funktio-nerne p gasdetektorens hovedprintkort. F.eks.: Digital alarm for lavt niveau / gul LED Digital alarm for hjt niveau / rd LED Forsinket responstid ved alarmer Analog udgang 4-20 mA Analog udgang 0-5 V Analog udgang 0-10 V Display (hvis installeret) Buskommunikation til Danfoss m2 (hvis installeret)

    Ved det rlige (eller hyppigere) eftersyn af gasdetektoren anvendes GD-testeren i forbindelse med udskiftning af flerprint- kortet til at udfre en endelig funktionstest af gasdetektoren og efterflgende udstede GD-kalibrerings-certifikatet.

    InstallationFrakobl strmmen til gasdetektoren. Fjern CON1 (fig. 3).

    Afmonter flerprintkortet. Lsn de tre skruer, som holder flerprintkortet p plads (fig.1, pos. 1). Fjern flerprintkortet ved forsigtigt at trkke printkortet lodret op og ud af hovedprintkortet.Monter GD-testeren. Installer GD-testeren i CON4 (fig. 3). Kontroller, at alle GD-testerens seks ben sidder korrekt i CON4.Genetabler strmmen til gasdetektoren. Geninstaller CON1 (fig. 3).

    Drift af GD-testerenVed hjlp af potentiometeret VR1 (fig. 2) er det nu muligt at simulere hele gasdetektorens faktiske ppm-omrde med den installerede GD-tester.

    VR1s faktiske indstilling kan overvges. Der kan tilsluttes et voltmeter (0-10 V d.c.) mellem TP (+VE 1) og TP0 med henblik p at simulere alle vrdier inden for ppm-omrdet.

    Hvis VR1 drejes med uret, simuleres et faldende ppm-signal.

    Hvis VR1 drejes mod uret, simuleres et stigende ppm-signal.

    F.eks.Det originale flerprintkort har et ppm-omrde p 0-1000 ppm.

    0 V mlt mellem TP (+VE 1) og TP0svarer til 0 ppm.

    5,75 V mlt mellem TP (+VE 1) ogTP0 svarer til 575 ppm.

    10,00 V mlt mellem TP (+VE 1) andTP0 svarer til 1000 ppm.

    Det er sledes muligt at kontrollere neden-stende funktioner p gasdetektoren: Digital alarm for lavt niveau / gul LED Digital alarm for hjt niveau / rd LED Forsinket responstid ved alarmer Analog udgang 4-20 mA Analog udgang 0-5 V Analog udgang 0-10 V Display (hvis installeret) Buskommunikation til Danfoss m2 (hvis installeret)

    GenmonteringNr alle funktionerne p gasdetektorens hovedprintkort er testet, skal GD-testeren fjernes.

    Frakobl strmmen til gasdetektoren. Fjern CON1 (fig. 3).

    Fjern GD-testeren.Installer nyt (eller eksisterende) fler-printkort. Kontroller, at alle seks ben p flerprintkortet sidder korrekt i CON4.

    Tilslut strmmen til detektoren. Geninstaller CON1 (fig. 3).

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    ApplicationGD tester can be installed in all types of available GD.The GD tester is thus independent of type of refrigerant used, selected ppm range and GD model.

    With the GD tester it is possible to simulate GD Operation within the full ppm range, without any need for refrigerant calibration gas locally.

    That means that all functions on the GD Mother PCB can be tested. E.g. Digital Low Level Alarm / Yellow LED Digital High Level Alarm / Red LED Delayed response time on Alarms Analog output 4-20 mA Analog output 0-5 V Analog output 0-10 V Display (if installed) Bus communication to Danfoss m2 (if installed)

    At annual check (or more frequently) of GD, the GD tester is needed when replacing the sensor PCB in order to carry out a final function test of GD Gas Detector and sign the GD Calibration Certificate subsequently.

    InstallationDisconnect power to GD.

    Remove CON1 (fig.3).Dismount sensor PCB. Unscrew the 3 screws that holds the sensor PCB (fig.1, pos 1). Remove sensor PCB by carefully pulling the PCB vertically upwards from the Mother PCB.Mount GD tester. Install the GD tester at CON4 (fig 3). Ensure that all 6 pins on GD tester fit correctly into CON4.Reconnect power to GD. Reinstall CON1 (fig.3).

    Operation of GD testerWith potentiometer VR1 (fig.2) it is now possible to simulate the whole actual ppm range of the GD with the GD tester installed.

    The actual setting of VR1 can be monitored. Between TP (+VE 1) and TP0 a volt meter (0-10 V d.c ) can be connected in order to simulate any value within the ppm range.

    Turn VR1 clockwise Correspond to simulate decreasing ppm signal.

    Turn VR1 counter clockwise Correspond to simulate increasing ppm signal.

    E.g.The original sensor PCB had a ppm range of0-1000 ppm.

    0 V measured between TP (+VE 1) and TP0 correspond to 0 ppm.

    5.75 V measured between TP (+VE 1) and TP0 correspond to 575 ppm.

    10.00 V measured between TP (+VE 1) and TP0 correspond to 1000 ppm.

    It is thus possible to check below mention functions of the actual GD: Digital Low Level Alarm / Yellow LED Digital High Level Alarm / Red LED Delayed response time on Alarms Analog output 4-20 mA Analog output 0-5 V Analog output 0-10 V Display (if installed) Bus communication to Danfoss m2 (if installed)

    ReassemblyAfter all functions on the GD Mother PCB have been tested, the GD tester must be removed

    Disconnect power to the GD. Remove CON1 (fig.3).

    Dismount the GD tester.Install new sensor PCB (or exsisting sensor PCB). Ensure that all 6 pins on the sensor PCB fit correctly into CON4.

    Reconnect power to the GD. Reinstall CON1 (fig.3).

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    Klemidler / Refrigerants / Kltemittel / Rfrigrants: NH3, R 22, R134a, R 404A, R 407C, R410A, R507 et.al

    Kabel version / Cable version / Kabel Version / Version de cble

    Tryktransmitteren skal monteres fr kabel fast-gres.The pressure transmitter must be mounted before cable is fastened.Der Druckmessumformer mu montiert wer-den, bevor das Kabel befestigt wird.Monter le transmetteur de pression avant de fixer le cble.

    Orientering / Orientation / Orientierung / Orientation

    Kan placeres horisontalt eller vertikalt, s tryktilslutningen vender nedad.Lad kablet vende nedad for at forhindre vandsamling.Can be mounted horizontal or vertical with pressure connection facing downwards.Plug cable facing downwards prevents water collection in cable entry.Kann horizontal oder vertikal mit Druckan-schluss nach unten gerichtet montiert werden. Wasseransammlung kann verhindert werden, wenn das Kabel nach unten gerichtet wird. Orienter le raccord de pression horizontalement ou verticalement avec le cble vers le bas (pour viter laccumulation deau).

    Varmgasledning / Hot gas pipe / Heigasleitung / Conduite de gaz chaud

    Benyt afstandsbsning for at reducere tempe-raturpvirkningen.Use a distance sleeve to reduce temperature influence.Abstandsbuchse benutzen um Temperaturein-fluss zu mindern.Installer une tubulure de distance pour rduire la contrainte thermique.

    DKRCC.PI.SB0.A5.52 Danfoss A/S 11-2007

    060R

    9512

    060R

    9512

    Instructions

    AKS 2050, 3050 & 4050 er udstyret med en dmpedyseAKS 2050, 3050 & 4050 are equipped with a damping orificeAKS 2050, 3050 & 4050 ist mit einer Dmpfdse ausgestattetAKS 2050, 3050 & 4050: ce modle est dot dun orifice amortisseur.

    Udgangssignal / Output signal/ Ausgangssignal / Signal de sortie

    Forsyningsspnding / Supply voltage / Versorgungsspannung / Tension dalimentation [UB]

    AKS 32, 3000, 3050, 4050 AKS 32R, 2050 AKS 33, 3000, 3050

    4 - 20 mA 10 - 30 V d.c.

    10 - 90% nom. 5 V d.c.

    1 - 5 V 9 - 30 V d.c.

    1 - 6 V 9 - 30 V d.c.

    0 - 10 V 15 - 30 V d.c.

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    European approvals: According to EMC Directive 89/366/EEC

    American approvals:1. Temperature indicating and regulating equipment acc. to UL 873, file no E310242. Class I, Div. 2, Group A,B,C and D acc. to UL 1604, file no E227388

    Australian approvals:According to N1297

    Canadian approvals:1. Process control equipment acc. to CSA std. C22.2 no. 142-M19872. Non-incendive electrial equipment for use in class I, Division 2, Group A, B, C and D acc. to CSA std. no. C22.2 no. 213-M1987

    Must be provides by class 2 power supply when used as Refrigeration controller in hazardous locations.Operating temperature code T4.MWP 75 bar / 1088 psi

  • INSTRUCTIONS

    RI.5F.E1.52 06-1999

    Fleren m ikke anvendes til mling af vrdier, som anvendes til:- Myndighedslog- Regulering af overhedning

    The sensor must not employed for measur-ing values used for:- food safety logs- regulation of superheat

    Der Fhler darf in folgenden Fllen nicht zur Messung von Werten eingesetzt werden:- Warensicherheitslogs- berhitzungsregelung

    Ne jamais utiliser ce capteur pour le contrle de valeurs utilises pour:- scurit aliments enregistrement- une rgulation de surchauffe

    Temperature sensorEKS 111

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    1475 80 176

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    1286 60 140

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    1029 30 86

    990 25 +/-1.3 77

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    677 -20 -4

    617 -30 -22

    562 -40 -40

    510 -50 -58

    485 -55 +/-3.0 -67

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    3020 60 140

    4160 50 122

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    8313 30 86

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    111364 -30 -22

    188500 -40 -40

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    Steel-50 to 110CIP 68

    NTC 10000 ohm / 25C

    InstructionsTemperature sensorNTC 10 Kohm, type EKS 221

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    L = 1,5 m / 3,5 m / 5,5 m / 8,5 m

    L = 1,5 m / 3,5 m / 5,5 m / 8,5 m

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    Instruction Type AKS 41 ver. 4.0

    084R

    9633

    084R

    9633Montage

    AsemblyEinbauMontageMontaje

    Max. arbejdstryk: 100 bar g (1450 psig)Max. working pressure: 100 bar g (1450 psig)Max. Betriebsdruck: 100 bar g (1450 psig)Pression de service max.: 100 bar g (1450 psig)Presin de trabajo max: 100 bar g (1450 psig)

    IsoleresInsulateIsolierenIsoler !Aislar

    Husk frihjde til en evt. udskiftning af niveautransmitteren

    Remember clearance required for replacement of level transmitter, if applicable

    Bitte Hhenabstand zum evtl. Aus tausch der Sonde bercksichtigen.

    Ne pas oublier le dgagement en hauteur ncessaire pour un remplacement ventuel du transmetteur de niveau.

    No olvidar dejar el espacio suficiente por si es necesario cambiar el transductor de nivel.

    Kan adskilles uden at standrret skal demonteres.

    Can be separated without dismantling the standpipe.

    Die Umformereinheit kann ohne Ausbau der Sonde gewechselt werden.

    Peut tre retir sans avoir dmonter le support.

    Puede separarse sin desmontar el tubo vertical.

    Stik - kan monteres i 4 retninger.Plug - can be mounted in 4 different positionsStecker - in 4 Richtungen montierbar.Prise - peut tre monte dans 4 directionsClavija - puede montarse en 4 direcciones

    AKS 41-3 280 mm (11.02 ")

    Al - pakningAluminium gasketAl - DichtungJoint AlJunta de aluminio

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    Elektrisk tilslutningElectrical connectionElektrischer AnschluConnexion lectriqueConexion elctrica

    Regulator, Controller, Regler, Rgulateurs,Controlador

    MleomrdeMeasuring rangeMebereichPlage de mesureRango de medida

    Fabriksindstilling:Staven er fra fabrikken kalibreret til R 410A , s 4-20 mA dkker hele stavens mleomrde. Svingninger i niveaumlingen dmpes internt.

    Factory setting:The rod comes factory calibrated for R 410A, so that it will cover 4 to 20 mA throughout the rods whole measuring range. Any disturbances in connection with the level measurement will be damped internally.

    Werkseinstellung:Die Sonde ist ab Werk fr R 410A vorkalibriert, so dass 4 bis 20 mA den gesamten Messbereich der Sonde abdecken. Schwingungen in Verbindung mit der Niveaumessung werden intern gedmpft.

    Rglages en usine :La tige est calibre en usine pour le fluide frigorigne R 410A, de faon transmettre un signal d'intensit comprise entre 4 et 20 mA sur la plage de mesure complte de la tige. Toute perturbation dans le cadre de la mesure de niveau sera amortie intrieurement.

    Ajuste de fbrica:La varilla est calibrada de fbrica para R 410A, con una seal de salida de 4-20 mA, que se distribuye a lo largo de la longitud de la varilla. Cualquier perturbacin del control de nivel ser amortiguada interiormente.

    24 V d.c. or024 V a.c.50/60 Hz

    24 V a.c.

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    Signal dampingSignal damping is factory-set at 15 seconds. This setting can be altered by activating the calibration switch. The setting range is 1 to 120 seconds. Settings can also be made whilst the system is operating.

    Procedure:1. Connect the supply voltage.

    2. Push the calibration switch once for each second by which you want to increase the damping. Example: 1. push to 1 sec. 2. pushes to 2 sec. etc. 120. pushes to 120 sec. 121. pushes to 120 sec.

    10 seconds after the last push, the value will be saved in the memory and the green LED will start flashing again. After 10 seconds, a further push will start 1-second signal damping again.(If the damping setting is set too high, restart the procedure from step 1).

    3 DIN connection4 Green LED5 Calibration cover6 Calibration pushbutton7 OPTION: LED Bargraph for indication of liquid level.

    Adjusting the min. /max. calibration points:Min. calibration:1. Bring the refrigerant liquid level to desired minimum level.2. Press the calibration pushbutton and keep it activated in approx. 5 seconds, until green LED stopps flashing.3. Activate, within the next 10 seconds, the calibration pushbutton once (If calibration pushbutton is not activated within 10 seconds, it will automatically leave calibration mode and return to normal operation)Green LED is ON in a few seconds, and then flashing.Output is now 4 mA and AKS 41 is in normal operation

    Max. calibration:1. Bring the refrigerant liquid level to desired maximum level.2. Press the calibration pushbutton and keep it activated in approx. 5 seconds, until green LED stopps flashing.3. Activate, within the next 10 seconds, the calibration pushbutton twice (If calibration pushbutton is not activated within 10 seconds, it will automatically leave calibration mode and return to normal operation)Green LED is ON in a few seconds, and then flashing.Output is now 20 mA and AKS 41 is in normal operation

    Min. calibration when minimum refrigerant level must be different from 4 mA:1. Bring the refrigerant liquid level to desired minimum level.2. Press the calibration pushbutton and keep it activated in approx. 5 seconds, until green LED stopps flashing.3. Activate, within the next 10 seconds, the calibration pushbutton once and keep it activated. (If calibration pushbutton is not activated within 10 seconds, it will automatically leave calibration mode and return to normal operation)4. Observe the output mA signal increasing fast starting at 4 mA.5. Release the calibration pushbutton when the output signal is approx. 0.5 mA from the desired point.6. All the next activations will increase the output signal by approx. 0.05 mA7. Approx. 10 seconds after the latest activation the LED starts flashing8. Output now corresponds to the value measured at the latest activation.

    Max. calibration when maximum refrigerant level must be different from 20 mA:1. Bring the refrigerant liquid level to desired maximum level.2. Press the calibration pushbutton and keep it activated in approx. 5 seconds, until green LED stopps flashing.3. Activate, within the next 10 seconds, the calibration pushbutton twice and keep it activated. (If calibration pushbutton is not activated within 10 seconds, it will automatically leave calibration mode and return to normal operation)4. Observe the output mA signal decreasing fast starting at 20 mA.5. Release the calibration pushbutton when the output signal is approx. 0.5 mA from the desired point.6. All the next activations will decrease the output signal by approx. 0.05 mA7. Approx. 10 seconds after the latest activation the LED starts flashing8. Output now corresponds to the value measured at the latest activation.

    Reset to factory settingAKS 41 can always be reset to factory setting regardless of any revised calibration values.1. Press the calibtation pushbutton and keep it activated in min. 20 sec, until green LED starts flashing2. Release calibtation pushbutton3. When LED starts flashing, reset to factory setting is completed.

    AKS 41 is now operating according to the factory settings.

    English

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    DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

    Authorised Person for the Manufacturer's Representative within the European Community

    Name: Kurt M. Sand Title: Product Manager

    Signature: Date: 14/01/2005

    Name and Address of Manufacturer's Representative within the European CommunityDanfoss Industrial Refrigeration A/S Stormosevej 10DK-8361 Hasselager

    DeclarationWe hereby declare that below-mentioned equipment is in conformity with below mention directives, standars or other normative documents, provided it is used according to our instructions.

    Description of EquipmentElectronic Level TransmitterType AKS 41

    References of other Technical Standards and Specifications usedEMC Directive 89/336/EECEMC Directive 92/31/EEC

    EN 50081-2, January 1992EN 50082-2, January 1992

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    Instruction Type AKS 45

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    LED: grn / green / grn / vert

    LED: rd / red / rot / rouge

    Kalibrering / Calibration / Kalibrierung / Etalonnage

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    1) With alternating voltage (a.c.) AKS 45 cannot be used for contactors/relays via the Digital Outputs (D1 and D2).

    Wiring (fig. 4)Colour Description

    Grey (3) AO signal: 4-20 mA, max. 500 W

    Yellow (4) D1 signal 24 V d.c.1)

    Green (5) D2 signal: 24 V d.c.1)

    Supply: 24 V d.c. -10/+10% (1 VA)

    Brown (1) +

    White (2) -

    Supply: 24 V a.c. -15/+25% (1 VA)

    Brown (1) L

    White (2) N

    InstallationBefore AKS 45 is fitted on the valve, the system must be emptied, shut off, etc. to prevent damage or injury.

    AKS 45 is supplied with a nipple to suit the valve itself (see table above).1. Screw out the valve bottom plug. 2. Loosen the grub screw (fig. 3) on

    AKS 45 so that the nipple turns freely.3. Screw AKS 45 with nipple into the valve

    and turn it to the required position. Lock by retightening the grub screws.

    AKS 45 transmitter for PM and MEV/MRV valves:Transmitter type AKS 45 - 26 AKS 45 - 67 (fig. 1) (fig. 2)Code no. 084H4045 084H4046For PM 5 - 65 PM 80 - 125valve size PML 5 - 65 PML 80 - 125 PMLX 5 - 65 PMLX 80 - 125 PMC PMFH PMFL MRV MEV Nipple M 24 M 35 (A/F 32) (A/F 41)

    ENGLISH CalibrationWhen calibrating, AKS 45 will always apply an output signal of 4 mA at the first calibration point and an output signal of 20 mA to the second calibration point.AKS 45 is therefore able to indicate both a direct valve function, (PM, MEV/MRV valves) and a reverse valve function (PMFL valves).

    AKS are calibrated as follows: 1. Apply voltage to the transmitter for

    at least 5 minutes before starting calibration is begun and:

    2. Remove the slotted screw that protects the two light emitting diodes and the calibration button.

    3. Move the valve to the position (open or closed) in which an output signal of 4 mA is required and press the calibration button once. The red LED will light up constantly for 10 s.

    4. When the red LED flashes, move the valve to the opposite position (open or closed) in which an output signal of 20 mA is required and press the calibration button for the second time. The red LED will light up constantly for 10 s.

    5. When the red LED goes out, calibration is complete and AKS 45 is set for normal operation (see LED indication on page 4).

    6. Replace slotted screw protecting LED's and calibrating button.

    Note:If AKS 45 has been calibrated by moving the valve pressure pin manually between open and closed valve positions, it is not possible to open/close PM/PML/PMLX 65 - 125 and PMFH 500 completely with the manual spindle (accessory). PMFL must be calibrated during operation or before the valve is installed because AKS 45 and the manual spindle cannot be mounted together.

    After calibration, AKS 45 will register the pressure pin travel by producing the following output signals:

    - A variable output signal via terminals 2-3 of between 4 and 20 mA.

    - A 24 V d.c. signal (with d.c. supply only) via terminals 2-4 (D1) when AKS 45 is in its 4 mA position, and via terminals 2-5 (D2) when AKS 45 is in its 20 mA position.

    LED IndicationSee table on page 4.

    ENGLISH

    LED indication Red LED Green LED D1 D2

    AKS 45 calibration

    First calibration point ON for 10s, then flashes OFF - -

    Second calibration point ON for 10s, then OFF OFF for 10s, then normal operation - -

    AKS 45 normal operation

    Valve > 5% but < 95 % OFF Flashes OFF OFF

    Valve < 5% OFF Flashes rapidly ON OFF

    Valve > 95% OFF ON OFF ON

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  • RI8KU567 03-2009

    084R

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    EKC 102D

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