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2. Installation <strong>MI</strong> <strong>019</strong>-<strong>100</strong> – December 2003<br />

temperature range of -20 to 80°C (-4 to 176°F). Invensys Foxboro FEP cable (Model KFS2) is<br />

suitable for ambient temperatures from -40 to 85°C (-40 to 185°F). If cable other than that<br />

supplied by Invensys Foxboro is installed, the use of individually shielded six twisted pair signal<br />

cable of 22 AWG or larger (Belden #8778) is recommended. The total cable length from<br />

transmitter to flowtube must not exceed 300 m (<strong>100</strong>0 ft).<br />

Connect the cable to the flowtube junction box per Figure 6 and Table 6. Route the paired wires<br />

to the proper terminal block, leaving the wire pairs twisted to facilitate wire identification.<br />

The normal clearance between the rear of the junction box and the flowtube case is 12.7 mm (0.5<br />

inch). This distance can be increased to accommodate a steam jacket or case insulation. For<br />

details see <strong>MI</strong> <strong>019</strong>-120 on your CD-ROM.<br />

BK<br />

BU<br />

BK<br />

BU<br />

WH<br />

BK<br />

WH<br />

BK<br />

WIRE PAIRS<br />

TO TRANS<strong>MI</strong>TTER<br />

BK<br />

GN<br />

BK<br />

GN<br />

BN<br />

BK<br />

BN<br />

BK<br />

WIRE PAIRS<br />

TO TRANS<strong>MI</strong>TTER<br />

RD<br />

BK<br />

RD<br />

BK<br />

YE<br />

BK<br />

YE<br />

BK<br />

WIRE PAIRS<br />

FROM FLOWTUBE<br />

Figure 6. CFS10 or CFS20 (Style B) Junction Box<br />

Table 6. JCFS10 or CFS20 (Style B) Junction Box Wiring<br />

Wire Color<br />

Black<br />

Blue<br />

RTD<br />

Signal<br />

15

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