Dwyer Instruments IEF Series Specifications-Installation And Operating Instructions

Dwyer Instruments IEF Series Specifications-Installation And Operating Instructions

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Series IEF Insertion Electromagnetic Flow Transmitter
Specifications - Installation and Operating Instructions
Shown with A-IEF-VLV-BR
accessory valve
The Series IEF Insertion Electromagnetic Flow Transmitter is an adjustable
insertion flowmeter featuring electromagnetic technology that accurately and reliably
measures fluid velocity in addition to providing several continuous signal outputs.
This series is specifically designed to offer superior performance paired with simple
installation and use. One unit is adjustable to fit pipe sizes from 4 to 36˝ (100 to
900 mm), and offers several output options including selectable BACnet MS/TP or
Modbus
RTU communications protocol over 2-wire RS-485 in addition to the standard
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analog, frequency and alarm outputs.
FEATURES/BENEFITS
• Field configurable setup displays (-LCD integral option or remote accessory
A-IEF-DSP) allow for ultimate flexibility by accommodating a variety of application
configurations with one model through multiple display configurations i.e. pipe
size, pipe material, liquid type, analog output, pulse/frequency output, alarm outputs,
communication outputs, damping, and calibration factor.
• High performance accuracy is maintained through changes in temperature, density
or viscosity.
• Setup Wizard and installation tool are simple to use allowing for quick and precise
installation.
• Accessory setup kit A-IEF-KIT ensures exact installation application depth with
included thickness gage and measuring tape.
• Long Life Cycle and minimal maintenance requirements with no moving parts to
wear or break and electrodes that discourage fouling.
• Isolation valve accessory options allow for installation in operational systems via
hot-tap kit or easy removal without system downtime.
• NIST calibration certificate included standard for Carbon Steel Schedule 40 pipes
sized 4˝ (100 mm), 6˝ (150 mm), 8˝ (200 mm), and 10˝ (250 mm) with high accuracy
option.
APPLICATIONS
• Boiler feed water
• Chilled water
• Open and closed loop condenser water
• Irrigation system
• Municipal water distribution
• Process and coolant flow
• Ground water remediation
• Chemical processing
• Pump protection
• Wastewater
• Mining
DWYER INSTRUMENTS, INC.
P.O. BOX 373 • MICHIGAN CITY, INDIANA 46360, U.S.A.
-LCD option shown
SPECIFICATIONS
Service: Compatible clean or dirty non coating, conductive liquids.
Range: 0 to 20 ft/s (0 to 6 m/s).*
Wetted Materials: Body shaft/fitting: 316 SS; Electrodes: 316 SS; Electrode cap:
Polymer/Polystyrene; O-ring: Silicone.
Accuracy: IEF-HX-X: ±0.5% of reading at calibrated velocity; ±1% of reading from
2 to 20 ft/s (0.6 to 6 m/s) ±0.02 ft/s (±0.006 m/s) at < 2 ft/s (0.6 m/s). IEF-SX-X: ±1%
FS.
Temperature Limits: Ambient: -20 to 160°F (-29 to 71°C); Process: 15 to 250°F (-9
to 121°C); Storage: -40 to 185°F (-40 to 85°C).
Process Connection: 1˝ NPT or BSPT with accessory full port ball valve options.
Pressure Limits: 400 psi (27.6 bar) @ 100º F (37.8°C).
Pressure Drop: < 0.1 psi at 12 ft/s in 4˝ (101.6 mm) and larger pipe.
Outputs:
(1) Analog: 4-20 mA, 0-5 V, 0-10 V or 2-10 V (display selectable);
(1) Pulse/Frequency: 0-15 V peak pulse, 0 to 500 Hz or scalable pulse output
(display selectable);
(2) Alarm: (1) Empty pipe detection or minimum/maximum velocity, (display
selectable); (1) Reverse flow output indication.
Power Requirements: 12-42.4 VDC, .25 A @ 24 VDC; 12-36 VAC.
Electrical Connection: Removable terminal blocks, model selectable 1/2˝ female
NPT conduit connection, PG 16 gland or PG 16 gland with (2) 10 ft (3 m) 9
conductor 22 AWG plenum rated cables, accessory cable lengths up to 200 ft (61
m) optional.
Display (-LCD option): 2˝ ( 5.08 cm) x 2˝ (5.08 cm) graphic LCD with backlight.
Conductivity: >20 microsiemens.
Enclosure Material: Powder coated die cast aluminum.
Enclosure Ratings: NEMA 6P (IP68) (Non display models); NEMA 4X (IP66)
(-LCD option).
Agency Approvals: BTL, CE, NSF.
COMMUNICATIONS (-COM OPTION)
Type: BACnet MS/TP or Modbus
display selectable).
Supported Baud Rates: 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, 76800, or 115200 bps
(display selectable).
Device Load: 1/8 unit load.
ADDITIONAL SPECIFICATIONS
Applicable Pipe Material: Most popular plastic and metal pipes; i.e. Carbon steel,
SS, copper, UPVC/PVDF, galvanized steel, mild steel, and brass**.
Applicable Pipe Size: IEF-HX-X: 4 to 10˝ (100 to 254 mm); IEF-SX-X: 4 to 36˝
(100 to 900 mm).
Diameter Length Requirements: >10 upstream, >5 downstream.
Glycol: 0 to 100% display selectable.
*For max flowrates >10 ft/s (3 m/s) order option -CC.
**Brass fittings and pipe not suitable for use with NSF certified models.
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Phone: 219/879-8000
www.dwyer-inst.com
Fax: 219/872-9057
e-mail: info@dwyermail.com
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  • Page 1 Glycol: 0 to 100% display selectable. *For max flowrates >10 ft/s (3 m/s) order option -CC. **Brass fittings and pipe not suitable for use with NSF certified models. DWYER INSTRUMENTS, INC. Phone: 219/879-8000 www.dwyer-inst.com P.O. BOX 373 • MICHIGAN CITY, INDIANA 46360, U.S.A.
  • Page 2 OPERATING PRINCIPLE MODEL CHART • Per Faraday’s Law of electromagnetic induction, a voltage is induced in a conductor Example IEF -L N -CND -LCD IEF-LN-CND-LCD when it passes through a magnetic field, and the induced voltage will be directly Series Insertion electromagnetic flow transmitter proportional to the velocity of the conductor.
  • Page 3: Installation

    2. Select a location that will minimize flow distortion with adequate upstream and For Field Configurable Models downstream pipe diameters as displayed. Ideal installation will have a minimum 2. For field configuration, a display is required (-LCD option or accessory A-IEF- of 10 pipe diameters upstream relative to the instrument and a minimum distance DSP) and needs to be powered via normal field wiring or with the AC wall adapter of 5 pipe diameters downstream.
  • Page 4: Power Supply

    Preparing the Unit for installation (Refer to Figure 7) 3. Rotate the transmitter so the pipe alignment rod is parallel with the flow in the 1. Apply appropriate sealant to the process collet (5) threads such as application pipe. suitable sealant tape or paste. 2.
  • Page 5: Wiring Diagram

    WIRING DIAGRAM Cable Terminal # Wire Color Description Note Power Supply Positive Connect to +24VDC or VAC transformer Black Power Supply Common Connect to 24VDC/VAC common Shield If used - Application Dependant Shield If used - Application Dependant External Earth/Chassis Ground Analog Current Output Brown (+) Analog current output...
  • Page 6 Determining probe insertion depth for models with a display Follow the on screen directions for entering the circumference and wall thickness The Series IEF transmitter will calculate the probe insertion depth used with -LCD dimensions. See the Electronic Control Data Setup section of this manual for more display option or A-IEF-DSP display when the steps below are followed.
  • Page 7: Wall Thickness

    WALL THICKNESS Carbon Steel Pipe Diameter (in) DN (mm) SCH5 (in) SCH5 (mm) SCH10 (in) SCH10 (mm) SCH40 (in) SCH40 (mm) SCH80 (in) SCH80 (mm) 114.30 0.083 2.110 0.120 3.050 0.237 6.020 0.337 8.560 5.563 141.30 0.109 2.770 0.134 3.400 0.258 6.550 0.375...
  • Page 8 Printing out configuration values Removing Series IEF Transmitter After installation is complete a table of configuration values can be gathered from the 1. To remove the transmitter from an installation without a valve depressurize the transmitter to print out and insert into one of the hanging plastic envelopes for future pipe and skip to step 4.
  • Page 9 Read/Write Object Name “Series IEF 607xxx” CharacterString(40) Read/Write Object Type DEVICE(8) BACnetObjectType Read System Status Operational(0) BACnetDeviceStatus Read Vendor Name “Dwyer Instruments, Inc.” CharacterString Read Vendor Identifier Unsigned Read Model Name “IEF-??-??-COM” CharacterString Read Firmware Revision “?.?” CharacterString Read Application Software Version “?.?.?”...
  • Page 10 The default object identifier is 607xxx, where xxx is replaced by the MS/TP MAC address set in the Network Address menu. The object identifier value will change as the MS/TP MAC address changes. However, if a specific object identifier is written via BACnet, then that value is stored and changes to the MS/TP MAC address will no longer affect the object identifier.
  • Page 11 Analog Value – Mass Flow Property Default Value Property Data Type Access Object Identifier BACnetObjectIdentifier Read Object Name "Mass Flow" CharacterString Read Object Type ANALOG_VALUE (2) BACnetObjectType Read Present Value Current reading Real Read Status Flags BACnetStatusFlags Read Event State Normal (0) BACnetEventState Read...
  • Page 12 Binary Value – Reverse Flow Property Default Value Property Data Type Access Object Identifier BACnetObjectIdentifier Read Object Name “Reverse Flow” CharacterString Read Object Type BINARY_VALUE (5) BACnetObjectType Read Present Value Current Value BACnetBinaryPV Read Status Flags BACnetStatusFlags Read Event State NORMAL (0) BACnetEventState Read...
  • Page 13 BitString Value – Status Flags Property Default Value Property Data Type Access Object Identifier BSV1 BACnetObjectIdentifier Read Object Name “Status Flags” CharacterString Read ObjectType BITSTRING_VALUE (39) BACnetObjectType Read Present Value {FFFFFFFF FFFF} BitString Read Status Flags BACnetStatusFlags Read Event State NORMAL (0) BACnetEventState Read...
  • Page 14 Holding Registers VOLUME UNIT VALUES Value Unit Register Description Data Type Range Cubic-feet (ft 0001 – 0020 Device Name String Gallons (gal) 0021 Velocity Unit Unsigned 16bit integer 0 – 7 Liters (L) 0022 Volume Flow Unit Unsigned 16bit integer 0 –...
  • Page 15: Firmware Version

    Electronic Control Setup -LCD Display Option or A-IEF-DSP Accessory Main Configuration Wizard Basic information 1. Language Selection: 1. Turn on the power to the Display/Menu. • At the Language Screen elect the Language: NOTICE The menu default language is English. At power ON, the Dwyer Logo, Serial Number and Firmware NOTICE Version of the Transmitter is displayed.
  • Page 16 5. Mass Flow Unit Menu a. Pipe Circumference Menu (High Performance): • This option determines how the calculated mass flow is displayed • This value is the outside circumference of the pipe where the Transmitter • The Default is pounds-mass-per-hour (lbm/h) is installed.
  • Page 17 4. Pipe Insertion Depth Display: 7. Continue to Analog Configuration Wizard Question: • This screen shows the calculated insertion depth based on the values • If Continue is selected, the next menu displayed will be in the Analog previously entered. configuration wizard.
  • Page 18 11. Analog Output Low Menu: 2. Digital Output: Pulse • This value determines the process value at which the analog output will be • Pulse Scale Menu: at minimum (e.g. 4mA, 0V). ◦ This value determines the amount to totalized volume between each pulse •...
  • Page 19 • Frequency Output Low Menu: Velocity Alarm - Outputs: ◦ This value determines the process value at which the frequency output will 1. Alarm Type Menu: be at minimum (0Hz). • This option determines how the process velocity is compared to the trigger ◦...
  • Page 20 5. If Continue is selected, the next menu displayed will be in the Communication 4. Serial Parity Menu (Modbus Communications Protocol Only): ® configuration wizard. • This option sets the serial parity on the RS-485 bus. 6. If Save & Exit is selected, the settings and values entered during the Alarm •...
  • Page 21 MAIN MENU 1. Language: Change the language of the display 2. Units: Change the display units 3. Pipe Setup: Enter the Pipe setup wizard 4. Analog Output Setup: Enter the Analog Output wizard 5. Pulse/Frequency Output Setup: Enter the Pulse/Frequency wizard 6.
  • Page 22 Save Setup File Restore Defaults • Create a setup file containing all the options and values selected from the • This menu restores the saved user configuration to the current configuration. wizards. This file is stored in the display and can be retrieved by connecting a This provides a means to restore the Transmitter to a known working state.
  • Page 23: Troubleshooting Guide

    Troubleshooting Guide A status blink code is conveyed by the blinking of the status LED (Figure 17) using STATUS LED the following parameters. A blink is defined as the LED is ON for 200ms followed by the LED being OFF for 200 ms.
  • Page 24 Item 14 display Item 17 display Item 18 display Item 15 display Item 16 display Item 19 display Item 20 display Item 21 display...
  • Page 25: Maintenance/Repair

    Upon final installation of the Series IEF, no routine maintenance is required, however appear as shown below: if recalibration is desired the unit must be returned to Dwyer Instruments, Inc. to be calibrated. Contact customer service to receive a Return Goods Authorization number before shipping you product back for calibration.
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  • Page 28 Schneider Automation, Inc. ® This product uses FreeRTOS ( ) version 9.0.0. A copy of the original FreeRTOS source shall be provided upon request. ©Copyright 2020 Dwyer Instruments, Inc. Printed in U.S.A. 10/20 FR# 444458-04 Rev. 2 DWYER INSTRUMENTS, INC.

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