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Trip amplifier for monitoring AC/DC circuits – Overview Trip amplifier for monitoring AC/DC circuits D Trip amplifier for monitoring AC/DC circuits DC/Alarm Threshold monitoring of analogue standard signals CMR Current monitoring for AC currents from 1 to 30 A VMR V AC 1ph Voltage monitoring for DC and single-phase AC circuits VMR V AC 3ph Voltage monitoring for three-phase circuits PAS CMR Current monitoring for DC circuits D.3
Trip amplifier for monitoring AC/DC circuits WAVESERIES - Threshold monitoring Relay output • 3-way isolation • Low trip / High trip • FAILSAFE / NON-FAILSAFE • 2 Relay outputs DC/Alarm Switch position/setting options D U/I V C SW 1 function 1 2 3 4 Channel A High Trip Channel A Low Trip Channel B High Trip Channel B Low Trip FAILSAFE, Channel 1 & 2 NON FAILSAFE, Chan. 1 & 2 Technical data Input Input voltage Input current Input resistance, voltage/current Output Contact assembly Contact material Switching thresholds Hysteresis Switching voltage AC, max. Continuous current Function Temperature coefficient Status indicator General data Supply voltage Power consumption Current-carrying capacity of cross-connect. Ambient temperature Storage temperature Default setting Approvals Insulation coordination Standards EMC standards Rated voltage Impulse withstand voltage Pollution severity Overvoltage category Clearance & creepage distances Insulation voltage 0...10 V 0(4)...20 mA ≥ 100 kΩ / ≤ 110 Ω 2 CO contacts AgNi 90/10 1...90% (independently for channel 1 and channel 2) 1...10% (independent for channel 1 and channel 2) 253 V 3 A Open-circuit/closed-circuit principle ≤ 500 ppm/K LED green ON: OK, LED red ON: alarm (per channel) 24 V DC ± 25 % Typically 1 W both relays picked up ≤ 2 A 0 °C...+55 °C -20 °C...+85 °C Channel A/B: low trip and FAILSAFE cULus; GOSTME25; CE EN 50178 EN 61000-4-2, -3, -4, -5, -6 300 V 4 kV 2 III ≥ 3 mm 2 kV eff / 5 s = on = off NON FAILSAFE:The relay picks up when the alarm is trigered FAILSAFE: The relay drops out when the arlarm is triggered. An alarm is also triggered in the FAILSAFE mode, if for example, the operating voltage to the moduls fail Low Trip: Alarm is triggered if the signal is undershoot the threshold. High Trip: Alarm is triggered if the signal is overshoot the threshold. Signal threshold: Adjustments of the signal threshold (1...90)% are made for channel 1 with the potentiometer P1, and separately for channel 2 via potentiometer P2. Hysterese: Adjustments of the hysteresis (1...10)% are made for channel 1 with the potentiometer P3, and separately for channel 2 via potentiometer P3. WAVEANALOG DC/Alarm – Alarm indication Example 1 Input range 100% 50% 1 Sc al Signal threshold ll 2 / high 1 / trip high trip 5% Hysteresis SchalSignal chwelle threshold 1 / high 2 trip / high trip 10% Hysteresis Relay 2 NON FAILSAFE 0 1 Relay 1 NON FAILSAFE 0 Zeit Dimensions Clamping range (nominal / min. / max.) Length x width x height Note mm² mm Screw connection Tension clamp connection 2.5 / 0.5 / 2.5 1.5 / 0.5 / 2.5 92.4 / 17.5 / 112.4 92.4 / 17.5 / 112.4 Example 2 100% Signal threshold 1 / high trip 5% Hysteresis Ordering data Screw connection Tension clamp connection Type Qty. Order No. WAS5 DC/Alarm 1 8543820000 WAZ5 DC/Alarm 1 8543880000 Input range 50% 10% Hysteresis Signal threshold 2 / low trip Note 1 0 Relay 2 FAILSAFE Accessories Cross-connector for power supplies and markers – refer to Accessories 1 0 Relay 1 FAILSAFE Time D.4
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Product overview Electronics - Anal
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Product overview - Analogue Signal
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Introduction Product overview - Ana
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Quick select - Analogue Signal Cond
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Intrinsically safe signal condition
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Intrinsically safe signal condition
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ACT20X - Overview Intrinsically saf
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NAMUR isolating switching amplifier
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NAMUR isolating switching amplifier
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Solenoid driver • The solenoid dr
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Solenoid driver • The solenoid dr
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Temperature transducer • Converts
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Universal signal converter • Univ
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Current supply isolator • Convert
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Current output isolator • For con
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Contents Signal converters and moni
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Counters Indicators and configurabl
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PTX800 SERIES Counter and totaliser
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PMX400 SERIES • Frequency measuri
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AMS400A Universal auto-manual stati
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Contents Interface converter, AD/DA
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Interface converter, AD/DA converte
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Serial interface converter RS232/TT
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AD/DA converter AD converter, 8-bit
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AD/DA converter DA converter 8-bit
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Accessories Analogue Signal Conditi
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Accessories Analogue Signal Conditi
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CBX100 • Configuration interface
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Technical data Output voltage mode
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Portacal 275 Calibration device for
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WAVEBOX S 22.5 WAVEBOX L 22.5 WAVES
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Accessories MCZ MCZ-SERIES - Access
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Contents Fieldbus distributor Field
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Fieldbus distributor - Overview Fie
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Fieldbus distributor - Overview Pro
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PROFIBUS-DP PROFIBUS-DP distributor
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PROFIBUS-DP Terminator Cable gland
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PROFIBUS-PA Fieldbus distributor Th
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PROFIBUS-PA 2-channel distributor C
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PROFIBUS-PA 8-channel distributor C
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PROFIBUS-PA 1-channel distributor (
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Fieldbus distributor J J.25
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PROFIBUS-PA ATEX Approvals Fieldbus
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PROFIBUS-PA ATEX 2-channel distribu
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PROFIBUS-PA ATEX 8-channel distribu
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Fieldbus distributor J J.33
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Accessories - Customizable plug M12
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Accessories - Positioning plug Posi
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Contents Weidmüller Service Weidm
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Customer specific solutions Overvie
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Customer specific solutions Weidmü
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Customer specific solutions Digital
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Technical appendix/Glossary Content
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Introduction Technical appendix/Glo
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Technical data Technical appendix/G
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FDT/DTM - The standard solution for
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EX basics Technical appendix/Glossa
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Labelling for ATEX approval of a si
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Derating curve (current-carrying ca
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CE marking / EMC directives General
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General technical information Techn
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