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<strong>Expo</strong>-<strong>Telektron</strong> <strong>Mini<strong>Purge</strong></strong> Z purge Handbook ML 307 Issue A Page 4-1<br />

4 Description and principle of operation<br />

<strong>Mini<strong>Purge</strong></strong> systems are classified according to the four major attributes as shown in this<br />

example:<br />

• The size or capacity of the system<br />

00 1ZLC/ss/IS/WM (example part number see 4.2)<br />

1 = Sub <strong>Mini<strong>Purge</strong></strong><br />

2 = <strong>Mini<strong>Purge</strong></strong><br />

3 = Super <strong>Mini<strong>Purge</strong></strong><br />

• The certification of the system<br />

00 1ZLC/ss/IS/WM (example part number see page 4-2)<br />

Z = USA / Canada NFPA 496 cULus, E190061. FM, 1X8A4AE<br />

Class I Div 2 Group A, B, C & D<br />

Y = USA / Canada NFPA 496 cULus, E190061. FM, 1X8A4AE<br />

Class I Div 1 Group A, B, C & D<br />

• The method of pressurization<br />

For more detail refer to section 4.3<br />

00 1ZLC/ss/IS/WM (example part number see page 4-2 )<br />

CF = Continuous Flow<br />

LC = Leakage Compensation<br />

• The type of alarm output and indication of the system<br />

00 1ZLC/SS/IS/WM (example part number see page 4-2)<br />

IS = Intrinsically Safe, Exi & EEx i circuit ‘Alarm’ and ‘Pressurized’: used with<br />

others Ex i relay / barrier for alarm interface.<br />

When located in a Division 2, an non-incendive circuit can replace the Ex I circuit or<br />

when the alarm switch is fitted within the pressurized enclosure, 110 / 230V ac mains<br />

supply can be used.<br />

PO = Pneumatic Output<br />

Signal ‘Alarm’: Loss of Pressure = No signal<br />

”Pressurized” = 60 psi / 0.4MPa / 4 bar Signal<br />

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