Gill 7010 User Manual
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- Page 1 & Gill Sensors Controls Limited Unit 600 Ampress Park Lymington, Hampshire SO4 l SLW United Kingdom www.gillsc.com Tel: +44 (0) 1590 613 900 7010-30-086 lss. 3 Fax +44 (0) 1590 613 901 Copyright© Gill Sensors & Controls Limited 2018 info@gillsc.com...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
7010 Liquid Level Sensor Gill Sensors & Controls Limited TABLE OF CONTENTS Product Description Getting Started Configuration Installation Specifications Maintenance, Returns & Decommissioning Appendix... -
Page 3: Product Description
Gill Sensors & Controls Limited 1. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION The 7010 Liquid Level Sensor is designed for use in harsh environments at extreme operating temperatures where the continuous real-time liquid level monitoring of a variety of fuels, oils, chemicals, saline, and water is required. The sensor has no moving parts, floats or mechanical linkages providing excellent long term reliability. - Page 4 7010 Liquid Level Sensor Gill Sensors & Controls Limited A breakdown of the sensor is provided below with key measurement considerations. This is provided as a guide only, please consult the full technical drawings for exact dimensions..o-;--- 7\ _.�-=-...
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Page 5: Getting Started
Liquid Level Sensor Gill Sensors & Controls Limited 7010 2. GETTING STARTED The analogue output cable has seven wires: O.C. power supply Black Ground Orange Primary Output Yellow Secondary Output White Green Silver Drain wire The installation of the sensor has different requirements, depending on the analogue output: The sensor will provided with a factory calibrated output range of 0.25 V to... -
Page 6: Configuration
500 Mb disk space One free USB port to connect a sensor A connector is required to configure the sensor with a computer. Gill Sensors & Controls Limited provide an RS232 to USB adaptor (P/N 1484-00-086). Please contact us if your require this device. - Page 7 7010 Liquid Level Sensor Gill Sensors & Controls Limited 3.1 TANK PROFILING The sensor is configured for use with regular tank profiles, such as that shown below. Sensor Full Level 100% Liquid Half Level Empt Level RegularTank The sensor is supplied so that it reports the level in a linear path as the level rises. However, this will not be suitable for an irregular shaped tank, such as that shown below.
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Page 8: Installation
MIN-- Inverted All 7010 sensors can be mounted using a SAE 5-bolt pattern and the supplied gasket. Depending on the unit ordered, the sensor can be installed using a 1.125" UNF or 1.25" BSP thread and the supplied O-ring. - Page 9 7010 Liquid Level Sensor Gill Sensors & Controls Limited Before installation, ensure you have sufficient clearance above the tank in to order to mount the sensor. The sensor is rigid, therefore the clearance height must be, at a minimum, the designated length of the sensor plus 30mm to allow for the flange.
- Page 10 7010 Liquid Level Sensor Gill Sensors & Controls Limited 4.3 1.125" UNF THREAD INSTALLATION The sensor is supplied with both an O-ring and a Gasket. To use the supplied O-ring, the mounting hole requires a chamfer to be machined around the upper edge. If a chamfer cannot be created, then the supplied Gasket should be used.
- Page 11 7010 Liquid Level Sensor Gill Sensors & Controls Limited 4.3.2 Using the gasket The recommended mounting hole for the gasket is shown below. (/)30.0 Fit the gasket over the thread mount, black face up. Ensure the gasket is centred under the sensor and tighten the sensor using a 59.5 mm A/F spanner to a torque of 50 Nm.
- Page 12 7010 Liquid Level Sensor Gill Sensors & Controls Limited 4. 4 1. 2 5" BSP THREAD INSTALLATION The sensor is supplied with both an O-ring and a Gasket. To use the supplied O-ring, the mounting hole requires a chamfer to be machined around the upper edge. If a chamfer cannot be created, then the supplied Gasket should be used.
- Page 13 7010 Liquid Level Sensor Gill Sensors & Controls Limited 4.4.2 Using the gasket The recommended mounting hole for the gasket is shown below. 043.0 -.:i- Fit the gasket over the thread mount, black face up. Ensure the gasket is centred under the sensor and tighten the sensor using a 59.5 mm A/F spanner to a torque of 50 Nm.
- Page 14 Gill Sensors & Controls Limited 4.5 SAE 5-BOLT INSTALLATION All 7010 sensors, of either thread type, come with a SAE 5-bolt installation option. This installation option requires 5 holes to be tapped into the tank. The pattern for these holes is outlined below.
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Page 15: Specifications
Humidity: 93% RH at 40 Pressure: 10 Bar (differential and absolute) Compatible Media: Fresh Water, Saltwater, Ethylene Glycol, Gasoline, Unleaded, LRP, Diesel Please consult Gill for other liquids Seal Materials: Fluorosilicone O-rings Klingersil Gasket Ingress Protection: IP66, IP68 EMC: EN 61000, EN 61 326, EN 60945 5.2 MECHANICAL... - Page 16 7010 Liquid Level Sensor Gill Sensors & Controls Limited Test Level; BS EN 60068-2-6:2009 - Shock Pulse Duration; Pulse Shape: Half Sine No. of Shocks; 1000 shocks in each direction of each axis (6000 total 5.7 PART NUMBER CONFIGURATION The configuration of the sensor can be determined from its part number designation, engraved on the flange.
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Page 17: Maintenance, Returns & Decommissioning
6.2 RETURNS If Gill Sensors & Controls Limited require the sensor to be returned, you will be issued with an RMA number. Please DO NOT return the sensor without having first obtained an RMA number. -
Page 18: Appendix
7010 Liquid Level Sensor Gill Sensors & Controls Limited 7.APPENDIX... - Page 20 & Gill Sensors Controls Limited Unit 600 Ampress Park Lymington, Hampshire SO41 SLW United Kingdom www.gillsc.com Tel: +44 (0) 1590 613 900 7010-30-086 lss. 3 Fax +44 (0) 1590 613 901 info@gillsc.com Copyright© Gill Sensors & Controls Limited 2018...
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