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Nivocompact FTC 731
Main Features of the Different
Electronic Inserts
Fig. 11
Electrical connections available with the
different electronic inserts.
Load Limit Values
Fuse
Diameter of Wiring
Earth Connection, Grounding
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Connection
Wiring Connection
The last number of the order code on the nameplate identifies which type of
electronic insert is mounted in the Nivocompact FTC 731:
1=Electronic insert EC 30
Two-wire AC: 21 V...250 V
Electronic switch, max. 350 mA
2=Electronic insert EC 32
Three-wire DC: 10 V...55 V
Transistor circuit, load connection PNP, max. 350 mA
3=Electronic insert EC 33
Three-wire DC: 10 V...55 V 10 V...55 V
Transistor circuit, load connection NPN, max. 350 mA
4=Electronic insert EC 34
with potential-free relay output
AC power supply 21 V...250 V or
DC power supply 20 V...200 V
Note the limit values of the loads to which you want to connect the
Nivocompact. Exceeding the load can destroy the electronic insert (or the
relay contact in the EC 34)
Ensure that the rating of the fine-wire fuse corresponds to the maximum
load to be connected.
The fine-wire fuse does not protect the electronic insert of the Nivocompact
FTC 731.
Because of the small current used, only small diameter cabling is required.
Low-cost cabling with diameter of 0.5 mm
recommended.
The Nivocompact must be grounded to give reliable operation free from
interference. This is done by either connecting it to a grounded silo with
metal or reinforced concrete walls or else to the earth conductor PE.
The probe requires a good counter potential. This is done by connecting
the ground connection on the outside of the housing to an electrically
conductive part of the silo. If the silo is made of a non-conductive material,
then connect to the ground connection conductive and grounded parts
near to the silo. The connecting cable must be as short as possible.
Connection
2
2
to max. 1.5 mm
is
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