csm_F03-15_ds_e_1_3 1 sensing band F03-15 ? ideal for harsh electrical room environments that are dusty and humid. ? for installation in locations requiring insulated materials. indicates models that allow free cutting. ordering information specifications dimensions (unit: mm) sensing band sensing band stickers name model number remarks liquid leakage sensing band F03-15 --- sensing band stickers f03-25 30 stickers per bag sheath flexible, transparent vinyl chloride core sus304 stainless steel ambient operating temperature ? 15 to 50 c weight approx. 48 g (1 m) appearance structure 8 25 electrode pairs flexi b le, transparent v inyl chloride 333 (3 pairs/m) (stainless steel w ire 0.3 mm x 12- w ire b raided ca b le) f03-25 appearance structure adhesi v e tape 25 2 15 1 (3) (5) (0.5) (1) material: sus304
F03-15 2 chemical resistivity for f03-16pe/-16pt note: 1. a: not affected at all or only very slightly affected. b: slightly affected but, depending on the conditions, sufficient for use. c: affected but may still be used. (replace th e sensing band immediat ely after detection.) 2. the f03-16pe sensing band is made from the following materials. core: sus316 insulated sheath: polyethylene 3. in order to prevent secondary fire damage , consider the effect of the atmosphere of the environment and the solution to be dete cted on the sensing band. 4. if the sensing band changes shape or color when a liquid is detected, r eplace the sensing band. connecting the sensing band bending the sensing band to change the direction of the sensing band, bend the sensing band in one or two places where the core is not exposed. note: bend the sensing band approximatel y 4 cm (i.e., twice the dis- tance between places where the core is exposed) away from places where a sticker is attac hed. if the sensing band is bent at places further away than this, the sensing band may come away from the surface. stripping and connecting terminals 1. cut into the sensing band approximately 4 to 6 cm in from the end as shown in the diagram below. 2. strip away approximately the last 9 mm of the sheath to expose the core (sus line). 3. to connect to the terminal block, insert the screwdriver (see note 3) from the top of the terminal block and insert the stripped end of the core from the side. (refer to dimensions on page 1.) note: check that the wiring is secure before using the k7l in applica- tions. interval between stickers when securing the sensing band with stickers, attach the stickers at intervals of 20 to 30 cm in places where the core is not exposed. note: 1. when using the f03-26pes (adhesive-tape model), be sure to wipe all moisture, oil, and du st from the surface to which the sticker is to be attached. failure to do so may result in insufficient adhesion, and the sticker may peel away from the surface. 2. when using the f03-26pen (screw model), before installing the sensing band, it is neces sary to perform stud welding. for details on the pitch of the studs, refer to the information on the dimensions of sensing band stickers. 3. commercially available screwdrivers can be used. it is rec- ommended, however, that either a 210-350/01 screwdriver or a 209-132 operating tool to connect jumpers, both manu- factured by wago japan, is used. contact http://www.wa- go.com. material sheath core material sheath core polyethylene fluoroplastic sus316 polyethylene fluoroplastic sus316 water aaa toluene cbb acetone caa phenol bba ammonia aaa butanol ba--- ethanol baa fluorine aac hydrochloric acid aac hexane ca--- hydrogen peroxide solution aaa benzene caa xylene baa methanol baa cyclohexane ca--- sulfuric acid cab trichloroethylene caa phosphoric acid abb bent in 2 places bent in 1 place 4 to 6 cm 9 mm exposed part of core insert f03-20 terminal block sensing band sticker 20 to 30 cm
F03-15 3 liquid leakage sensing band precautions refer to the following installation methods and install the s ensing band securely using the proper method for the location and environment. 1. post or beam mounting use fasteners, such as concrete anchors, to secure the sensi ng band every 500 to 1,000 mm to ensure that it does not come loose . if the sur- face of the post or beam is very uneven, apply two-sided tape to the mounting surface first and then secure the sensing band to the tape with the fastener. 2. conduit installation for vertical conduits, wrap the sensing band around the conduit at a pitch 2 to 3 times the diameter of the conduit. for horizo ntal conduits, secure the sensing band at appropriate intervals along the bottom of the conduit using an insulated adhesive strap, such as ins ulock, to ensure that the sensing band does not come loose. 3. dike and catch basin installation use the specified stickers (sold separately) to secure the s ensing band at appropriate intervals to keep it flat in the dike or catch basin. 4. floor installation estimate the leakage detection area and use st ickers to secure the sensing band at appropriate intervals on the floor and aroun d equipment. cover the sensing band with plastic or meta l molding to protect it from contact wi th other objects and from being stepped on by workers. leave a 50- to 100-mm gap in the molding at approximately 500-mm inte rvals where it touches the fl oor to allow liquids to pass through. 5. do not install the sensing band in locati ons where condensation is likely to occur. 6. mount the sensing band as close as possible to the mounting surface. make sure that any gaps are no more than 2 mm in horizonta l installa- tions, such as the floor, and no more than 1 mm with vertical installations, such as posts and beams. 7. attach an insulated protector, such as plastic molding, securely to the sensing band to protect it from contact with power cabl es carrying over 300 v. 8. normally leaking materials detected by the sensing band will evaporate and the sensing b and will return to its original state. the sensing band may not return to its original state and will have to be r eplaced, however, if the leaking material contained conductive i mpurities. follow the appropriate replacement procedures. 9. the sensing band is not designed to be us ed as electrical wiring and must not be us ed for any purpose other than leak detection . 10. do not apply petroleum-based products, such as wax, to the sensing band. otherwise , liquids may be repelled and detection may f ail. dimensions (unit: mm) note: 1. the terminal block is made of nylon 66. mount the terminal bloc k in locations not subject to li quid chemicals using m3 screws. 2. secure the sockets with m3 screws at a torque of 0.78 to 1.18 n ? m. liquid leakage point sensor f03-16ps f03-16ps-f 10 32 dia. 5.5 dia. 8 2 o v erall length 2,000 mm 2.6-dia. v inyl-ins u lated ro u nd ca b le w ith 2 cond u ctors, cond u ctor cross section: 0.079 mm 2 sheath: fl u oroplastic, 0.66 dia. electrode
F03-15 4 point sensor mounting bracket f03-26ps 19.2 3 8.85 10 12 22.5 6 dia. bonding plane (see note.) r3 24 1 r5 1 note: use a polyvinyl chloride adhesive (commercially available). no adhesive tape is used for mounting.
F03-15 5 faqs some questions that are frequently asked about the k7l are given below. use this information when selecting a model. can one k7l amplifier be used for detection in more than one place? yes. by using terminal blocks to c onnect sensing bands in parallel, detection can be performed in more than place with only one k7l amplifier. note: 1. when wiring, be sure not to exceed the maximum possible wiring distances for both the connecting cable and the sensing band. exceeding th ese distances may lead to faulty operation. connect one sensing band to each termi- nal block. 2. not applicable to the k7l-ud. can the k7l amplifier be used as a replacement for the 61f-gpn-v50 water leakage detector? yes. because the surge with stand capability is different, however, do not use in locations where it will be exposed to impulses and surges, such as outdoor roofs or in pump panels. also, items such as the power supply voltage and the connection sockets are different. check these items before application. can a different terminal block (e.g. a commercially available terminal block or a terminal block constructed by the user) be used instead of the one provided? yes. when using another terminal block, however, be sure to check that all the terminals are mu tually isolated, and t hat there is no danger of ground faults in connecting cables or sensing bands. can the k7l amplifier detect pure water? yes. even pure water, which has a resistance exceeding 10 m ? cm, can nearly always be detected if the k7l is used at its maximum sensitiv- ity. this is because impurities are mixed with the water when it is leaked and the resistance drops. can the k7l amplifier detect oil? no. terminal blocks k7l-u total: 400 m max. terminal block p u re w ater imp u rities in the air in the interest of product improvement, specif ications are subject to change without notice. all dimensions shown are in millimeters. to convert millimeters into inches, multiply by 0.03 937. to convert grams into ounces, multiply by 0.03527.
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