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Schneider Electric Pressure Transmitter IAP50S-T

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Schneider Electric Pressure Transmitter IAP50S-T

Schneider Electric Pressure Transmitter IAP50S-T

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Pressure Transmitter Pressure Calibration

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Preparation

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Ensure the transmitter is stabilized at the final operating temperature.

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Is the FoxCalTM feature enabled?

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Pressure Calibration

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Apply pressure equal to or near the LRV and enter the pressure for the lower trim point.

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Apply pressure equal to or near the URV and enter the pressure for the upper trim point.

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Perform a single point calibration (zeroing) with a nonzero pressure input if desired.

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Post Calibration Checks

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Check if the underrange and overrange output values extend beyond 4 and 20 mA, respectively.

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Pressure Transmitter Partial Proof Testing

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Verify required tools are available

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Remove the device from online operation

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Override the milliamp output to the High Failsafe setting of 21.0 mA

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Confirm the mA output corresponds to 21.0 mA using the milliamp meter

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Override the milliamp output to the Low Failsafe setting of 3.6 mA

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Confirm the mA output corresponds to 3.6 mA using the milliamp meter

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Return the device to normal operation

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Document the test results

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Pressure Transmitter Zero Adjustment

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Transmitters with the Optional Display

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Unlatch the external zero button by turning it 90 degrees counterclockwise

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Check for possible messages on the display

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Relatch the external zero button by turning it 90 degrees clockwise

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Set or reset using the optional display

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Apply zero pressure to the transmitter or use a bypass valve to equalize pressure

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Press the external zero button until the display reads CAL AT0, then release

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Wait for the display to read AT0done to complete calibration

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Apply the lower range value (LRV) pressure to the transmitter

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Pressure Transmitter Time in Service Meter Calibration

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Viewing Time in Service

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View the total days the transmitter has been in service using the 1 Device Setup > 2 Calibration > Time in Service Meter menu selection.

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View the user days since the last reset using the 1 Device Setup > 2 Calibration > Reset User Days menu selection.

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Resetting User Days

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Reset the user days to zero if necessary.

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Calibration and Zeroing

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Perform a two-point calibration if FoxCalTM is enabled.

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Rezero the transmitter output once it has stabilized at the final operating temperature.

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Check the underrange and overrange output values to ensure they extend beyond 4 and 20 mA, respectively.

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Pressure Transmitter PV Range Calibration

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Preparation

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Ensure the transmitter is in linear mode (DP transmitters only)

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Disable FoxCalTM if performing a two-point calibration

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Edit LRV and URV

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Enter new LRV value

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Enter new URV value

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Confirm that changing LRV does not affect URV and vice versa

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Apply Pressure Method

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Apply minimum pressure corresponding to new LRV

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Parts for Schneider Electric Pressure Transmitter IAP50S-T

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Part Name
Part Number

Heat Sink, 1 Inch

N1214YS

Heat Sink, 1 1/2 Inch

N1214YR

Calibration Screw Fitting

F0101ES

Silicone Lubricant

0048130

Grease, 1.75 Oz. Tube - Lubriplate For Transmitters With Aluminum Housing

X0118CC

Heat Sink, 1 Inch

N1214YS

Heat Sink, 1 1/2 Inch

N1214YR

Calibration Screw Fitting

F0101ES

Silicone Lubricant

0048130

Grease, 1.75 Oz. Tube - Lubriplate For Transmitters With Aluminum Housing

X0118CC

Heat Sink, 1 Inch

N1214YS

Heat Sink, 1 1/2 Inch

N1214YR

Calibration Screw Fitting

F0101ES

Silicone Lubricant

0048130

Grease, 1.75 Oz. Tube - Lubriplate For Transmitters With Aluminum Housing

X0118CC

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