TH 110 - HITMA Instrumentatie
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1. KIMO Technical Data Sheet INSTRUMENTS Pressure Temperature Humidity Air Velocity Airflow Sound level ce Humidity and temperature i aT f e gt transmitter oo TH 110 r F KEY POINTS Measuring range from 5 to 95 RH and from 0 to 50 C ambient model or from 20 to 80 C duct or remote model 0 10 V output active power supply 24 Vac Vdc 3 4 wires or 4 20 mA output passive loop power supply from 16 to 30 Vdc 2 wires ABS V0 housing IP65 duct or remote model or IP20 ambient model with or without display g j Alternating display of humidity and temperature ai 4 turn system mounting with wall mount plate Housing with simplified mounting system FEATURES OF HOUSING Duct model Material ABS V0 as per UL94 Protection IP65 duct and remote models IP20 ambient model Display LCD 10 digits Size 50 x 17 mm Alternating display of humidity and temperature 13mm 46 mm 90 mm et Height of digits Values 10 mm Units 5 mm 150 mm Cable gland remote and duct models For cables 8 mm maximum 109 mm Weight 124 g ambient model 135 g duct and remote models Ambient model NS Remote model Cable of remote probes length 2 m and 4 8 mm in silicone PART NUMBER To order just add the codes to complete the part number _ _ _ Example TH110 ANS Humidity and temperature transm2. ac input 24 e Stainless steel sliding fittings e Stainless steel connections Vac output e PC cable gland e Wall mount plate for humidity e LCC S configuration software with USB cable e ABS connection with remote probe connection gland Distributed by irae EXPORT DEPARTMENT Tel 33 1 60 06 69 25 Fax 33 1 60 06 69 29 Qualit e mail export kimo fr FTang transmitter_TH110 08 03 13 RCS 24 P rigueux 349 282 095 Non contractual document We reserve the right to modify the characteristics of our products without prior notice
3. chnical datasheet were stated in laboratory conditions and can be guaranteed for measurements carried out in the same conditions or carried out with calibration compensation As per NFX 15 113 and the Charter 2000 2001 HYGROMETERS GAL Guaranteed Accuracy Limit which has been calculated with a coverage factor value of 2 is 2 58 RH between 18 and 28 C on the measuring range from 3 to 98 RH Sensor drift is less than 1 RH year CONNECTIONS Inside the front housing Inactive Active switch Switch Removable front face 4 LCC S connection TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Output Power supply active sensor 0 10 V power supply 24 Vac Vdce 10 3 4 wires passive loop sensor 4 20 mA power supply 16 30 Vdc 2 wires maximum load 500 Ohms 4 20 mA minimum load 1 K Ohms 0 10 V Consumption 2 VA 0 10 V or max 22 mA 4 20 mA Electromagnetical compatibility EN61326 Electrical connection Screw terminal block for cables 0 05 to 2 5 mm PC communication Kimo USB mini Din cable Environment Air and neutral gases Operating temperature of the housing From 0 to 50 C Operating temperature of the probe From 20 to 80 C Storage temperature From 10 to 70 C Fixed back housing Power supply terminal block Output terminal block Cable gland ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS as per NFC15 100 standard A This connection must be made by a qualified technician To make the connectio
4. itter TH110 0 10 V Probe active without display ambient model S Ambient Power supply Output A Duct A Active 24 Vac Vdc 0 10 V D Remote P Passive 16 30 Vdc 4 20 mA Display O with display N without display TECHNICAL FEATURES IN TEMPERATURE Measuring range Accuracy Unit of measurement Response time Sensitive element Resolution Type of fluid Ambient model from 0 to 50 C Remote and duct models from 20 to 80 C CMOS 0 4 of reading 0 3 C NTC 0 3 C de 40 C a 70 C 0 5 C outside Gj Pp 1 e 63 15s Ambient model CMOS Remote and duct models NTC 0 1 C Air and neutral gases All the accuracies indicated in this technical datasheet were stated in laboratory conditions and can be guaranteed for measurements carried out in the same conditions or carried out with calibration compensation TECHNICAL FEATURES IN HUMIDITY Measuring range Accuracy Drift linked to temperature Unit of measurement Response time Type of sensor Resolution Factory adjustment uncertainty Type of fluid From 5 to 95 RH 1 5 RH if 15 C lt T lt 25 C on remote and duct models 1 8 RH if 15 C lt T lt 25 C on ambient model 0 04 x T 20 RH if 15 C lt T lt 25 C RH 1 e 63 4s Ambient model CMOS Remote and duct models NTC 0 1 RH 0 88 HR Air and neutral gases All the accuracies indicated in this te
5. le to add an offset to the displayed value by the TH110 transmitter it 3 m shows 48 RH a standard instrument shows 45 RH It is then possible via the software to integrate an offset of 3 to the displayed 4 value by the TH110 instrument Active switch S1 e To access the configuration via software Set the DIP switches as shown beside Connect the cable of the LCC S to the connection of the transmitter e Please refer to the user manual of the LCC 100 to make the configuration The configuration of the parameters can be done either with the DIP switch or via software you can not combine both solutions 75 mm 37 5mm MOUNTING To mount the transmitter mount the ABS plate on the wall drilling 6 mm screws and pins are supplied Insert the transmitter on the fixing plate see A on the drawing beside Rotate the housing in clockwise direction until you hear a click which confirms that the transmitter is correctly installed 8 mm 23 75 mm Ambient model does not have any mounting plate A 4 fixing holes are present inside the back housing Use them to install the transmitter on the required location MAINTENANCE Please avoid any aggressive solvent Please protect the transmitter and its probes from any cleaning product containing formalin that may be used for cleaning rooms or ducts OPTIONS AND ACCESSORIES e KIAL 100A Power supply class 2 230 V
6. m the housing then 1 open it DIP switches allowing the different settings are then accessible 2 __ Output setting 4 Unit setting Switch actif Please follow carefully the combinations beside with the DIP switch If the combination is wrongly done the following message will appear A on the display of the transmitter CONF ERROR In that case you will have to unplug the transmitter place the DIP switches correctly and then power the transmitter up gt Units setting active switch To set a unit of measurement put the on off switch 4 of the units as shown below Configurations C Combinations a WwW N gt i 7 ea Ww N gt Outputs setting active switch To set an output put the on off switches 1 2 et 3 of the measuring ranges as shown below Configurations From 0 to 50 C From 20 to 80 C From 50to 50 C From0 to 100 C E E PER 2 2 WE 2 WE 2 Oo Combinations oo 3 E 3 a 3 3m 4 LJ 4 E 4 E 4 L E CONFIGURATION VIA LCC S SOFTWARE option An easy and friendly configuration with the software It is possible to configure intermediate ranges an offset 1 Example for a 0 100 C transmitter minimum delta minimum is 20 C The instrument can be configured from 0 to 20 C or from 10 to 2o 10 C i In order to compensate a possible drift of the sensor it is possib
7. n the transmitter must not be energized For TH110 AOS TH110 ANS TH110 AOD TH110 AND TH110 AOA TH110 ANA models with 0 10 V output active To make a 3 wire connection before powering up the transmitter please connect the output ground to the input ground See drawing below VT GND VRH VT GND VRH H 1 2 3 4 6 7 Power supply 0 10 V output ft 24 Vdc Lele Display regulator PLC passive type Display regulator PLC passive type 0 10 V output Power supply 24 Vac class II 4 wires For TH110 POS TH110 PNS TH110 POD TH110 PND TH110 POA TH110 PNA models with 4 20 mA output passive IT Vde IRH Vdc IT Vdc IRH Vdc 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 g o z 4 Display regulator PLC passive type Power supply 4 20 mA output 16 30 Vdc 4 20 mA output a Display regulator PLC A passive type SETTINGS AND USE OF THE TRANSMITTER gt Configuration It is possible to set the measuring ranges and the unit of the instrument either by switch and or via software Display regulator PLC active type 4 20 mA output 2 wires To configure the transmitter it must not be energized Then you can make the settings required with the DIP switches as shown on the drawing below When the transmitter is configured you can power it up off switch gt Configuration by switch ana To configure the transmitter unscrew the 4 screws fro
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