Wiring - Power; Protective Ground (Earthing) Screw; 4�6�2 Ac Powered Analyzer; Figure 12 - Oxyvisor Protective Ground Screws - Ametek OXYvisor Installation, Operation & Maintenance Manual

Optical oxygen analyzer for use with bosx optical sensors
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Installation, Operation & Maintenance Manual
OXYvisor Optical Oxygen Analyzer
4�6 Wiring - Power

4.6.1 Protective Ground (Earthing) Screw

The OXYvisor can be ordered with either 120-
240VAC input power or 24VDC input power.
Before connecting any electrical signal or power, a
protective ground on the analyzer enclosure must be
connected. Requirements for the Protective Ground
conductor are as follows:
The protective conductor must be of equal or
greater size than any other current-carrying
wiring.
The protective conductor must remain connected
until all other wiring is removed.
Figure (12) shows the Protective Ground screw
locations.
4�6�2 AC Powered Analyzer
Analyzer- Mains Supply Connections (AC Version)
The OXYvisor control unit can operate using between 85-264 volts AC, 47 to 63 Hz.
or circuit breaker on the control unit, and it must be protected by installing it on a circuit-protected line, with
recommended maximum 1 amperes, with a switch or circuit breaker in close proximity to the control unit and
within easy reach of an operator. Mark the switch or circuit breaker as the control unit disconnecting device.
Warning - Hazardous voltage and risk of electrical shock - make sure main power is shut off
prior to attaching wiring to analyzer.
AC Power
OXYvisor analyzers ordered with AC power input will have a termination board labeled with "Line", "Neutral",
and "Earth" (Ground) as shown in Figure (9).
Power Supply wiring requirements:
!
24 to 12 gauge (IEC .500 to 2.00)
Copper, stranded wire
Minimum 300V Insulation
Tightened (torque) to 0.5 to 0.6 Nm
Analyzer Rear View
(Rear Lid Removed)
Internal Protective
Ground Screws

Figure 12 - OXYvisor Protective Ground Screws

Section 4
Installation
Analyzer Side View
External Protective
Ground Screws
There is no power switch
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