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Signal converters, limit switches and process indicators
Catalogue 2014/2015
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Analogue signal conditioning

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Signal Isolating Converters, Trip Amplifiers and Displays
Catalogue 4.1
Contents
Signal Isolating Converters,
Trip Amplifiers and Displays
Product overview – Analogue Signal Conditioning A
Intrinsically safe signal conditioners for hazardous area applications B
Signal converters in 6 mm width C
Signal converters D
Trip amplifier for monitoring AC/DC circuits E
Indicators and configurable displays F
Accessories Analogue Signal Conditioning G
Appendix Technical appendix/Glossary W

Index
Search according to type or order number,
Addresses worldwide X
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Product overview
Signal Isolating Converters, Trip Amplifiers and Displays
Intrinsically safe signal converters – ACT20X Signal converter, 6 mm – ACT20M Signal converter and monitoring components, 6 mm –
Page B.6 Page C.4 MCZ Page C.30
• Analogue and binary signal interfaces • Isolating and converting of temperature signals • Signal converter in terminal format
to Ex Zone 0 / Division 1 and DC signals (3-way isolation, supply isolators • Passive isolator, temperature/frequency converter
• FDT/DTM software configurable and passive isolators) and threshold monitoring
• 2 channel modules in 22.5 mm housing • Up to 2 channels with a width of 6 mm • Simple wiring with pluggable cross-connection
• Power supply via the CH20M DIN rail bus channels
Network-compatible signal converters Signal converters and monitoring components – Signal converters – WAVE
ACT20C Page D.6 ACT20P Page D.8 Page D.18
• Separation and conversion of current or voltage • Separation and conversion of temperature and • Separation and conversion of temperature and
signals DC signals (3-way isolation, supply isolators and DC signals (3-way isolation, supply isolators and
• Limit value monitoring, diagnosis, monitoring via passive isolators) passive isolators)
Ethernet networks • Strain gauge transmitter for reading from load • A large selection of standard signal- and
• PC configuration with FDT/DTM software cells measurement isolating transformers
• High levels of galvanic isolation and accuracy • High level of galvanic isolation
Interface converters Trip amplifiers for monitoring – WAVE Displays

Page D.62 Page E.4 Page F.6
• RS232/ RS485/ TTY interface converter in WAVE • Monitoring DC and AC currents and voltages • Large four-character LED display
housing • Current/voltage ranges and switching points can • 1/8"-DIN-standard front-panel with IP 65
• RS232 connection with SUB-D connector be set manually. protection
• Bi-direction communication enabled • Pluggable units for monitoring current – on DIN • Integrated signal converter and trip amplifier
rail base
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Product overview
Configuration adapter Markers and cross-connectors Calibration device

Page G.4 Page G.11 Page G.15
• USB interface adapter for configuring signal • Suitable MultiCard markers for all modules • Measures and simulates voltage and current
converters • Pluggable cross-connectors for WAVE, MCZ and signals
• Compatible with ACT20X, WAVE TTA and MICROSERIES • Adjustable continuous level and ramping functions
ITX+ modules • Easy to adjust with buttons on front
• Simple installation with plug-in connector
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Contents
Analogue Signal Conditioning

Product overview – Analogue Signal Conditioning
Product overview –
Introduction A.2
A
Quick select – Analogue Signal Conditioning A.4
1460730000 – 2014/2015 A.1

Introduction
Analogue Signal Conditioning Qs and As

Where are analogue conditioners used? What functions do analogue conditioners provide?
A In all types of electronic industrial and marine measurement One or more of the following:
and control systems – for example in processes such as
power plants, steelworks, water and waste plants, oil and 1) Isolation of high level DC measurement and control
gas production and chemical processing. In fact, wherever signals. (Why do we need isolation? – see the notes that
temperature, pressure, level, flow, weight, speed, etc., is follow later in this catalogue.)
measured and controlled as part of a continuous or batch
production process. Such measurement parameters – after 2) Conversion of high level signals, such as 0...5 V input to
being accurately produced – must not be degraded on their 4…20 mA output
way from the field to the control room, despite external
influences from the atmosphere and installation. Conversion 3) Amplification, linearisation and transmission of low-level
or changes to these signals requires electronics of the senor inputs, such as millivolts from thermocouples,
highest quality, which can also withstand wide ambient into high level DC outputs to enable transmission over
temperature changes, electro-magnetic interference, distances 100 m or more.
vibration, corrosive or hazardous conditions.
4) Initiation of status indications and alarms by creating relay
contact closure outputs from analogue inputs.
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Introduction

Why do we need separate analogue modules How can I select the right product for my application?
nowadays? Surely the control system (PLC or DCS)
can perform the same functions?
A
1) Sometimes this is true, but look at where the cabling 1) Weidmüller has a formidable range of analogue
from the field devices (transmitters, sensors, valves and conditioners, covering most application requirements, and
actuators) needs to go. It will usually go not just straight our range is expanding. We also have some useful tools
to the control system. Many signals are also passed to for selection and configuration.
local indicators and alarms, and each will need isolating
from the others. 2) If you cannot find a suitable product for your application,
it doesn’t mean we don’t have one! Tell us your
2) Often sensors - like thermocouples for temperature – requirement, and if we can’t provide a solution from our
need isolating, converting and linearising locally to a current range of products, there may be a customised
standardised high level signal (e.g. 4…20 mA) for long version that we could create for you.
distance transmission – instead of running expensive
compensation cable to the control system.
3) Where the control system has no isolated analogue

inputs, a separate isolator will often be needed.
4) Where the control system cannot provide power for the

sensor / transmitter and it is convenient to do this from an
isolating module.
5) Where a high integrity, dedicated display is required,

separate from the control system display, and the input
needs splitting.
6) Where local linearisation is needed for a plant operator –

for example where a liquid volume indicator is needed for
filling a bulk storage tank, but the measurement is level
(level to volume conversion depends on the shape of the
tank).
7) Where the control system only takes 4…20 mA analogue

inputs and the sensors provide other less common
ranges, such as 0…20 mV, 2…10 V, 0…10 kΩ, 0…1 mA,
4…12 kHz, 0…5 A AC etc
8) Where the control system needs to be protected from

electrical noise pulses on it’s analogue inputs
9) Where expansion of the analogue inputs would mean an

expensive new I/O board for the control system
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Quick select – Analogue Signal Conditioning

A Selection table
Order No. Product Input
Miscellaneous
Width
Sensor feed
Frequency
4...20 mA
0...20 mA
Amount
0...10 V
0…5 V
RTD
TC
Intrinsically safe signal converter for the Ex zone
8965340000 ACT20X-HDI-SDO-RNO-S 1 X Namur Initiator 22.5 mm
8965350000 ACT20X-HDI-SDO-RNC-S 1 X Namur Initiator 22.5 mm
8965370000 ACT20X-2HDI-2SDO-RNO-S 2 X Namur Initiator 22.5 mm
8965380000 ACT20X-2HDI-2SDO-RNC-S 2 X Namur Initiator 22.5 mm
8965360000 ACT20X-HDI-SDO-S 1 X Namur Initiator 22.5 mm
8965390000 ACT20X-2HDI-2SDO-S 2 X Namur Initiator 22.5 mm
8965400000 ACT20X-SDI-HDO-L-S 1 NPN PNP switching signal 22.5 mm
8965420000 ACT20X-2SDI-2HDO-S 2 NPN PNP switching signal 22.5 mm
8965410000 ACT20X-SDI-HDO-H-S 1 NPN PNP switching signal 22.5 mm
8965470000 ACT20X-HTI-SAO-S 1 X X X X 22.5 mm
8965480000 ACT20X-2HTI-2SAO-S 2 X X X X 22.5 mm
8965490000 ACT20X-HUI-SAO-S 1 X X X X X X X 22.5 mm
1318220000 ACT20X-HUI-SAO-LP-S 1 X X X X X X X 22.5 mm
8965430000 ACT20X-HAI-SAO-S 1 X HART®- transparent X 22.5 mm
8965440000 ACT20X-2HAI-2SAO-S 2 X HART®- transparent X 22.5 mm
8965450000 ACT20X-SAI-HAO-S 1 X HART®- transparent 22.5 mm
8965460000 ACT20X-2SAI-2HAO-S 2 X HART®- transparent 22.5 mm
8978580000 CBX200 1 ACT20X
Signal converter in 6 mm width

1176020000 ACT20M-AI-2SAO-S 1 X X X X 6.1 mm
1175990000 ACT20M-CI-2CO-S 1 X X 6.1 mm
1176000000 ACT20M-AI-AO-S 1 X X X X 6.1 mm
1176010000 ACT20M-AI-AO-E-S 1 X X X X 6.1 mm
1175980000 ACT20M-CI-CO-S 1 X X 6.1 mm
1176030000 ACT20M-UI-AO-S 1 X X X X X X 6.1 mm
1176070000 ACT20M-CI-CO-ILP-S 1 X X X 6.1 mm
1176080000 ACT20M-2CI-2CO-ILP-S 2 X X X 6.1 mm
1176040000 ACT20M-CI-CO-OLP-S 1 X X X 6.1 mm
1176050000 ACT20M-2CI-2CO-OLP-S 2 X X X 6.1 mm
8965500000 ACT20-Feed-In-PRO-S 1 22.5 mm
1282490000 ACT20-Feed-In-S 1 6.1 mm
1375450000 ACT20M-BAI-AO-S 1 -10(20)…+10(20) mA, -5(10)…+5(10) V 6.1 mm
1375470000 ACT20M-BAI-2AO-S 1 -10(20)…+10(20) mA, -5(10)…+5(10) V 6.1 mm
1375480000 ACT20M-TCI-AO-S 1 x 6.1 mm
1375500000 ACT20M-TCI-AO-E-S 1 x 6.1 mm
1375510000 ACT20M-RTI-AO-S 1 x 6.1 mm
1375520000 ACT20M-RTI-AO-E-S 1 x 6.1 mm
1435590000 ACT20M-RTCI-CO-OLP-S 1 x 6.1 mm
1435610000 ACT20M-RTI-CO-EOLP-S 1 x 6.1 mm
Standard-signal isolator
8540180000 WAS5 CCC 0-20/0-20mA 1 X 17.5 mm
8540190000 WAZ5 CCC 0-20/0-20mA 1 X 17.5 mm
8540270000 WAS5 CVC 0-20mA/0-10V 1 X 17.5 mm
8540200000 WAS5 CCC 4-20/0-20MA 1 X 17.5 mm
8540250000 WAS5 CCC 0-20/4-20mA 1 X 17.5 mm
8540230000 WAS5 CVC 4-20mA/0-10V 1 X 17.5 mm
8447160000 WAS5 CCC HF 0-20/0-20MA 1 X 17.5 mm
8447170000 WAZ5 CCC HF 0-20/0-20MA 1 X 17.5 mm
8447250000 WAS5 CCC HF 4-20/0-20MA 1 X 17.5 mm
8447220000 WAS5 CVC HF 0-20/0-10V 1 X 17.5 mm
8447280000 WAS5 CVC HF 4-20/0-10V 1 X 17.5 mm
8444980000 WAS4 CCC DC 4-20/4-20MA 1 X 12.5 mm
8444990000 WAZ4 CCC DC 4-20/4-20MA 1 X 12.5 mm
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Output
Miscellaneous
Configuration Auxiliary
power
Rated
voltage
Isolation Special characteristics Page A
Connection system
4...20 mA
0...20 mA
Amount
0...10 V
Relay
1 X Software 24 V DC 300 V 3-way S With ATEX approval B.17

2 X 2 relay outputs Software 24 V DC 300 V 3-way S With ATEX approval B.17
2 X 2 relay outputs Software 24 V DC 300 V 3-way S With ATEX approval B.17
1 Transistor output Software 24 V DC 300 V 3-way S With ATEX approval B.19
2 Transistor output Software 24 V DC 300 V 3-way S With ATEX approval B.19
2 X Software 24 V DC 300 V 3-way S ATEX approval, ignition protection group IIC B.21
1 X Software 24 V DC 300 V 3-way S ATEX approval, ignition protection group IIB B.23
1 X X X Software 24 V DC 300 V 3-way S With ATEX approval B.11
2 X X X 2 relay outputs Software 24 V DC 300 V 3-way S With ATEX approval B.11
1 X X Software 24 V DC 300 V 3-way S With ATEX approval B.13
1 X 300 V 2-way S Output-side power supply B.15
1 X X Software 24 V DC 300 V 3-way S ATEX approval, HART®- transparent B.7
2 X X 2 relay outputs Software 24 V DC 300 V 3-way S ATEX approval, HART®- transparent B.7
1 X X Software 24 V DC 300 V 3-way S ATEX approval, HART®- transparent B.9
2 X X 2 relay outputs Software 24 V DC 300 V 3-way S ATEX approval, HART®- transparent B.9
1 Software USB Programming accessories G.4
2 X X X DIP 24 V DC 300 V 4-way S C.11

2 X X DIP 24 V DC 300 V 4-way S C.10
1 X X none 24 V DC 300 V 3-way S C.13
1 X X X Software 24 V DC 300 V 3-way S C.17
1 X X none 300 V 2-way S C.18
1 X none 24 V DC S ATEX approval C.29
1 none 24 V DC S ATEX approval C.29
1 x x x DIP switch 24 V DC 300 V 2-way S ATEX approval C.16
2 x x x 2 x -10(20)…+10(20) mA DIP switch 24 V DC 300 V 2-way S ATEX approval C.12
1 x x x 0(1)…5 V DIP switch 24 V DC 300 V 2-way S ATEX approval C.24
1 x x 0(1)…5 V DIP switch 24 V DC 300 V 2-way S ATEX approval C.23
1 x 20…4 mA DIP switch 300 V 2-way S Passive converter C.20
1 x 20…4 mA DIP switch 300 V 2-way S Passive converter C.21
1 X 24 V DC 300 V 3-way S D.32

1 X 24 V DC 300 V 3-way Z D.32
1 X 24 V DC 300 V 3-way S D.33
1 X 24 V DC 300 V 3-way S D.34
1 X 24 V DC 300 V 3-way S D.32
1 X 24 V DC 300 V 3-way S D.34
1 X 24 V DC 300 V 3-way S Limiting frequency >15 kHz D.28
1 X 24 V DC 300 V 3-way Z Limiting frequency >15 kHz D.28
1 X 24 V DC 300 V 2-way S Output-side power supply D.38
1 X 24 V DC 300 V 2-way Z Output-side power supply D.38
Connection system: S = screw / Z = tension clamp, ILP (Input Loop Powered) = Input Loop Powered, OLP (Output Loop Powered) = Output Loop Powered
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A Selection table
Miscellaneous
Width
Sensor feed
Frequency
4...20 mA
0...20 mA
Amount
0...10 V
0…5 V
RTD
TC
Standard-signal isolator
8445010000 WAS4 CCC DC 4-20/0-20MA 1 X 12.5 mm
8445040000 WAS4 CVC DC 4-20/0-10V 1 X 12.5 mm
8445050000 WAZ4 CVC DC 4-20/0-10V 1 X 12.5 mm
8540310000 WAS5 VCC 0-10V/0-20MA 1 X 17.5 mm
8540320000 WAZ5 VCC 0-10V/0-20MA 1 X 17.5 mm
8540290000 WAS5 VCC 0-10V/4-20MA 1 X 17.5 mm
8540300000 WAZ5 VCC 0-10V/4-20MA 1 X 17.5 mm
8540330000 WAS5 VVC 0-10V/0-10V 1 X 17.5 mm
8540340000 WAZ5 VVC 0-10V/0-10V 1 X 17.5 mm
8561610000 WAS5 VVC HF +-10V/+-10V 1 -10…+10 V 17.5 mm
8447310000 WAS5 VCC HF 0-10/0-20MA 1 X 17.5 mm
8447340000 WAS5 VCC HF 0-10/4-20MA 1 X 17.5 mm
8447370000 WAS5 VVC HF 0-10/0-10V 1 X 17.5 mm
8447380000 WAZ5 VVC HF 0-10/0-10V 1 X 17.5 mm
8411190000 MCZ CCC 0-20mA/0-20mA 1 X 6 mm
8444950000 WAS5 CCC LP 0-20/0-20mA 1 X 17.5 mm
8444960000 WAZ5 CCC LP 0-20/0-20mA 1 X 17.5 mm
8463580000 WAS5 CCC LP 0-20/0-20mA 2 X 17.5 mm
8463590000 WAZ5 CCC LP 0-20/0-20mA 2 X 17.5 mm
8543720000 WAS5 OLP 1 X X X X 17.5 mm
8543730000 WAZ5 OLP 1 X X X X 17.5 mm
7940024139 WAVEPak DC/DC 1 X X X 12.5 mm
Network-compatible signal converters

1334490000 ACT20C-AI-AO-MTCP-S 1 X X X X 22.5 mm
Standard signal isolators

7760054114 ACT20P-CI-CO 1 x x 2-/3-wire transmitter X 12.5 mm
7760054115 ACT20P-CI-2CO 1 x x 2-/3-wire transmitter X 12.5 mm
7760054117 ACT20P-2CI-2CO-12 2 x x 12.5 mm
Universal isolator
8560750000 WAZ4 PRO DC/DC 1 X X X 12.5 mm
User adjustable: + /-20 mV…+/-200 V
+/-0.1 mA…+/-100 mA
8560740000 WAS4 PRO DC/DC 1 X X X 12.5 mm
Standard-signal duplicator
8581160000 WAS5 CCC 2OLP 1 X 17.5 mm
8581170000 WAZ5 CCC 2OLP 1 X 17.5 mm
Universal measuring transducer

8939670000 WAS6 TTA 1 X X X X X X X User adjustable: -200…500 mV X 45 mm
8939680000 WAZ6 TTA 1 X X X X X X X -20…50 V X 45 mm
8964310000 WAS6 TTA EX 1 X X X X X X X 2 Hz…100 kHz X 45 mm
8964320000 WAZ6 TTA EX 1 X X X X X X X RTD, TC, resistor, potentiometer X 45 mm
User adjustable: -5...+10 V
7940016563 ITX+ 4-20mA/4-20mA 1 X X X X -100...+200 mV 12.5 mm
-10...+20 mA
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Output
Miscellaneous
power
Rated
voltage
Connection system
4...20 mA
0...20 mA
Amount
0...10 V
Relay
1 X 24 V DC 300 V 2-way S Output-side power supply D.38

1 X 24 V DC 300 V 2-way S Dual-side power supply D.39
1 X 24 V DC 300 V 2-way Z Dual-side power supply D.39
1 X 24 V DC 300 V 3-way S D.35
1 X 24 V DC 300 V 3-way Z D.35
1 X 24 V DC 300 V 3-way S D.35
1 X 24 V DC 300 V 3-way Z D.35
1 X 24 V DC 300 V 3-way S D.36
1 X 24 V DC 300 V 3-way Z D.36
1 -10…+10 V 24 V DC 300 V 3-way S Limiting frequency >15 kHz D.31
1 X 100 V 2-way Z Passive isolator ILP C.32
1 X 300 V 2-way S Passive isolator ILP D.43
1 X 300 V 2-way Z Passive isolator ILP D.43
2 X 300 V 2-way S Passive isolator ILP D.43
2 X 300 V 2-way Z Passive isolator ILP D.43
1 X DIP switch 300 V 2-way S Passive isolator OLP D.42
1 X DIP switch 300 V 2-way Z Passive isolator OLP D.42
1 X X Pluggable bridge 24 V DC 300 V 3-way S D.27
1 X X X Software 24 V DC 300 V 4-way S Network-compatible, Ethernet D.7
1 X X 24 V DC 300 V 3-way S HART transparency D.12

1 X X X Adjustable: DIP switch 22...230 600 V 3-way Z D.26

0/2…+/-10 V V AC/DC
1 X X X 0/1…+/-5 V DIP switch 22...230 600 V 3-way S D.26
0…+/-20 mA V AC/DC
2 X 300 V 2-way S Passive isolator OLP D.40

2 X 300 V 2-way Z Passive isolator OLP D.40
3 X X X X 1 analogue output, 300 V 3-way S D.22

3 X X X X 2 relay outputs 18…264 300 V 3-way Z D.22
Software
3 X X X X V AC/DC 300 V 3-way S With ATEX approval D.23
3 X X X X 300 V 3-way Z With ATEX approval D.23
1 X Software 300 V 2-way S Passive isolator OLP D.25
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A Selection table
Miscellaneous
Width
Sensor feed
Frequency
4...20 mA
0...20 mA
Amount
0...10 V
0…5 V
RTD
TC
Frequency measuring transducer
8581180000 WAS4 PRO Freq 1 X 2- and 3-wire PNP/NPN; 12.5 mm
8581190000 WAZ4 PRO Freq 1 X Namur Initiator, push-pull step 12.5 mm
8461480000 MCZ CFC 0-20MA 1 X 6 mm
8461470000 MCZ VFC 0-10V 1 X 6 mm
Strain gauge transmitter

1067250000 ACT20P-BRIDGE-S 1 adjustable +/-10 mV…+/- 50 mV 22.5 mm
AC/DC measuring transducer

8581220000 WAS2 VMA V ac 1 Adjustable: 0...450 V AC 22.5 mm
8581230000 WAZ2 VMA V ac 1 22.5 mm
8528650000 WAS1 CMA LP 1/5/10A ac 1 Adjustable: 0…10 A AC 22.5 mm
8528660000 WAZ1 CMA LP 1/5/10A ac 1 22.5 mm
8523400000 WAS1 CMA 1/5/10A ac 1 Adjustable: 0…10 A AC 22.5 mm
8523410000 WAZ1 CMA 1/5/10A ac 1 22.5 mm
8526610000 WAS2 CMA 5/10A uc 1 Adjustable: 0…10 A AC/DC 22.5 mm
8526620000 WAZ2 CMA 5/10A uc 1 22.5 mm
8545830000 WAS2 CMA 20/25/30A uc 1 Adjustable: 0…30 A AC/DC 22.5 mm
8545840000 WAZ2 CMA 20/25/30A uc 1 22.5 mm
8513330000 WAS2 CMA 40/50/60A uc 1 Adjustable: 0…60 A AC/DC 22.5 mm
8526590000 WAZ2 CMA 40/50/60A uc 1 22.5 mm
Temperature measuring transducer

8560720000 WAS5 PRO Thermo 1 X 17.5 mm
8560730000 WAZ5 PRO Thermo 1 X 17.5 mm
8432300000 WTS4 THERMO 1 X 12.5 mm
8432310000 WTZ4 THERMO 1 X 12.5 mm
8560700000 WAS5 PRO RTD 1 X 17.5 mm
8560710000 WAZ5 PRO RTD 1 X 17.5 mm
8679490000 WAS5 PRO RTD 1000 1 X 17.5 mm
8638950000 WAS5 PRO RTD Cu 1 X 17.5 mm
8432220000 WTZ4 PT100/2 C 0/4-20mA 1 X 12.5 mm
8432160000 WTZ4 PT100/3 C 0/4-20mA 1 X 12.5 mm
8432280000 WTZ4 PT100/4 C 0/4-20mA 1 X 12.5 mm
8432229999 WTZ4 PT100/2 C 0/4-20mA variabel 1 X 12.5 mm
8432250000 WTZ4 PT100/4 V 0-10V 1 X 12.5 mm
8432190000 WTZ4 PT100/2 V 0-10V 1 X 12.5 mm
8432130000 WTZ4 PT100/3 V 0-10V 1 X 12.5 mm
Temperature measuring transducer

8432259999 WTZ4 PT100/4 V 0-10V variabel 1 X 12.5 mm
8432199999 WTZ4 PT100/2 V 0-10V variabel 1 X 12.5 mm
8425720000 MCZ PT100/3 CLP 0...100C 1 X 6 mm
8483680000 MCZ PT100/3 CLP 0...120C 1 X 6 mm
8604420000 MCZ PT100/3 CLP 0...150C 1 X 6 mm
8473010000 MCZ PT100/3 CLP 0...200C 1 X 6 mm
8473020000 MCZ PT100/3 CLP 0...300C 1 X 6 mm
8473000000 MCZ PT100/3 CLP -50C...+150C 1 X 6 mm
8604430000 MCZ PT100/3 CLP -40C...100C 1 X 6 mm
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Output
Miscellaneous
power
Rated
voltage
Connection system
4...20 mA
0...20 mA
Amount
0...10 V
Relay
1 X X X 0…5 V DIP switch 24 V DC 300 V 3-way S D.55

1 X X X 0…5 V DIP switch 24 V DC 300 V 3-way Z D.55
1 Frequency: 0...1/ 4/ 8/ 16 kHz 24 V DC 100 V 2-way Z Frequency output C.34
1 Frequency: 0...1/ 4/ 8/ 16 kHz 24 V DC 100 V 2-way Z Frequency output C.34
1 X X 10...60 V DC 300 V 3-way S D.17
1 X X DIP switch 24 V DC 300 V 3-way S D.60

1 X X DIP switch 24 V DC 300 V 3-way Z D.60
1 X DIP switch 300 V 2-way S Passive converter OLP D.58
1 X DIP switch 300 V 2-way Z Passive converter OLP D.58
1 X X DIP switch 24 V DC 300 V 2-way S Output-side power supply D.58
1 X X DIP switch 24 V DC 300 V 2-way Z D.58
1 X X X DIP switch 24 V DC 300 V 2-way S Input-side power supply D.56
1 X X X DIP switch 24 V DC 300 V 2-way Z D.56
1 X DIP switch 24 V DC 300 V 3-way S D.52

1 X DIP switch 24 V DC 300 V 3-way Z D.52
1 X X X DIP switch 24 V DC S D.53
1 X X X DIP switch 24 V DC Z D.53
1 X X X DIP switch 24 V DC 300 V 3-way S D.44
1 X X Potentiometer 24 V DC Z D.51
1 X X 24 V DC Z Special adjustment D.50
1 X X 24 V DC Z Special adjustment D.49
1 X Potentiometer 24 V DC Z D.49
1 X 24 V DC Z Special adjustment D.49

1 X 24 V DC Z Special adjustment D.51
1 X Z Passive converter OLP C.33
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A Selection table
Miscellaneous
Width
Sensor feed
Frequency
4...20 mA
0...20 mA
Amount
0...10 V
0…5 V
RTD
TC
Monitoring modules
8260280000 MCZ SC 0-10V 1 X 6 mm
8227350000 MCZ SC 0-20MA 1 X 6 mm
8543820000 WAS5 DC/Alarm 1 X X X 17.5 mm
8543880000 WAZ5 DC/Alarm 1 X X X 17.5 mm
8705640000 WAS5 VMR 1ph 1 Adjustable: 2 4…260 V AC/DC 1-phase 17.5 mm
reset input
8705630000 WAS2 VMR 3ph 1 Adjustable: 8 0…250 V AC/DC 3-phase 22.5 mm
200…400 V AC/DC 1-phase
8516560000 WAS2 CMR 1/5/10A ac 1 0…10 A AC 22.5 mm
8516570000 WAZ2 CMR 1/5/10A ac 1 0…10 A AC 22.5 mm
8513340000 WAS2 CMR 20/40/60A ac 1 0…60 A AC 22.5 mm
8526600000 WAZ2 CMR 20/40/60A ac 1 0…60 A AC 22.5 mm
A.10 1460730000 – 2014/2015


Output
Miscellaneous
power
Rated
voltage
Connection system
4...20 mA
0...20 mA
Amount
0...10 V
Relay
2 X 24 V DC Z C.35
2 X 24 V DC Z C.35
2 X DIP switch 24 V DC 300 V 3-way S Adjustable switching thresholds E.4
2 X DIP switch 24 V DC 300 V 3-way Z Adjustable switching thresholds E.4
1 X CO contact DIP switch 300 V 3-way S Adjustable switching thresholds, E.8
supply from the measurement circuit
1 X Monitoring of low and surge DIP switch 600 V 2-way S Adjustable switching thresholds, E.9
voltages supply from the measurement circuit
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Contents
Intrinsically safe signal conditioners

for hazardous area applications
Intrinsically safe signal conditioners Intrinsically safe signal conditioners for hazardous area applications – Overview B.2
ACT20X – Overview B.4
Current supply isolator B.6 B

Current output isolator B.8
Temperature transducer B.10
Universal measurement and signal isolator-converter B.12
NAMUR isolating switching amplifier B.16
Valve control module B.20
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Intrinsically safe signal conditioners for hazardous area applications – Overview

ACT20X signal converters thanks to their accuracy, temperature stability and high
insulation strength. They can easily be used around the
The ACT20X is a completely new line of signal converter globe since they already have all the necessary international
products for the Ex zone. These compact modules require approvals, including ATEX, ICEEX, GOST and FM.
B only 11 mm per channel and take up very little space in
the electrical cabinet. Weidmüller has specifically designed
The newest member of the ACT20X family is the ACT20X-
HUI-SAO-LP. This offers an intrinsically safe input for 0/4 to
the ACT20X line for process automation applications in Ex 20 mA, 0 to10 V, temperature and resistance signals, and
and non-Ex zones. The 17 different variants can process all separates the Ex zone from the safe zone. The narrow
standard input signals (such as 2-wire, HART®-, NAMUR-, 12.5 mm module is supplied via the 4 to 20 mA output.
RTD, thermocouple or DC signals) from Ex zone 0. They
can also handle digital or analogue signals from Ex-zone Features
field devices to the controller. The integrated relay output
issues an alert in the event of a malfunction; this makes • International approvals for Zone 0, 1 and 2 (IECEx, ATEX)
troubleshooting easier and reduces facility down times. and Class 1 Division 1 and 2 (FM)
The WI-Manager configuration software is based on FDT • Analogue and binary signal interface to Zone 0/Div.1 for
(Field Device Tool) technology. The software allows you to explosion-risk inputs and outputs
configure all ACT20X products with your PC so that they • All standard input signals (4 to 20 mA HART®-, NAMUR-,
can be custom-fit to a wide variety of process applications. RTD- or thermocouple signals) out of Ex zone 0, 1 or 2
Weidmüller provides a device type manager (DTM) for • Two-channel type saves space in the electrical cabinet
the ACT20X modules that can be used in any FDT-based and reduces installation costs
frame. The DTMs allow you to configure different devices • HART® transparent signal isolator
quickly and accurately. They also enable you to analyse • Integrated alarm contact
measurements and diagnostics data. The DTM can also be • Configuration over FDT/DTM standard with the frame
used to clearly identify the connected device. The FDT frame application “WI Manager“
application “WI Manager“ and the device-specific DTMs
are available from Weidmüller free of charge. The ACT20X
modules can be used in a temperature range from –20 °C
to +60 °C without limitations. The modules can be installed
in the safe zone or in the explosion risk area of Zone 2. The
ACT20Xs always deliver a pure, interference-free signal
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Intrinsically safe signal conditioners for hazardous area applications – Overview

B
ACT20X
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ACT20X – Overview
ACT20X – intrinsic safety signal conditioners for hazardous areas
PC-configurable conditioners family for hazardous temperature, Namur and volt-free contact signals. On the
areas in the new Weidmüller electronics housing for output side field devices in the Ex area are controlled via
installation in safe or hazardous areas. the ACT20X with analogue or digital signals. All ACT20X
products are characterised by insulation, accuracy and high
B ACT20X meets the arduous requirements of the process
industry where potentially explosive fluids are controlled. The
temperature stability.
The digital 2-channel versions with width of 22.5 mm
range connects to sensors and actuators in the hazardous are available with either transistor or relay output. Due to
area, isolates their signals and limits the energy passed to this high component density, the space requirements and
them. On the input side ACT20X models can process d.c., installation costs are reduced accordingly.
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ACT20X – Overview

Configuration via FDT
All modules can be quickly and

conveniently configured with
manufacturer-independent FDT/DTM
software.
B
\ Worldwide application
Fulfils the strict standards and require-

; ments of the process industry. Can be
used worldwide due to international and
" local approvals ATEX, IECEX,
CULUS, FM, GOST and DNV.
Intelligent connection system Current supply isolator,

HART® Transparent
Pluggable, coded, with release lever.
The release lever simplifies
maintenance and allows disconnection
without damaging the cables.
Current output isolator,
HART® Transparent
Alarm function
No laborious troubleshooting. Alarm

function integrated for cable or sensor
errors. In case of failures, a diagnostic Temperature transducer
signal is sent to the control system.
Robust
+60 °C
Wide ambient temperature range from Universal measurement and signal
to
– 20 °C … + 60 °C. isolator/converter
–20 °C
NAMUR disconnect-switch
amplifier
Valve control component
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ACT20X
Current-supply isolator, HART® Transparent
The ACT20X-HAI-SAO current supply isolator is a HART®-protocol transparent signal isolator for analogue
input signals from Ex zone 0. It provides an analogue signal for the safe zone on the output side. It is available
in a single-channel or double-channel version.
EX area Zone 0, 1, 2, 20, 21, 22 Safe area Zone 2 / FM Class 1, Division 2 Removable LED Channel 1
terminals red = inactive,
Input Signals Output Signals (black) flashing = fault
B
Analogue, 4...20 mA LED green
= supply
2-wire supply –
+ 14
44 42 +
4...20 mA Marker
Tx mA mA
- – –
13
43 41
Channel 1:
2-wire supply +
12 2-wire supply –
+ 42 44 +
4...20 mA
Current mA mA
- – –
11
41 43
2-wire supply +
active or passive sensor active or passive output
Power Supply and

Module Status
Gnd. -
+ 24 51
Tx
Supply +19,2...31,2 V DC
- 23 52
Channel 2:
22 53 Module status
+
Current N.C.
- 21 54
Module status
active or passive sensor
Ex label (excerpt) Removable LED Channel 2

ATEX FM Uo/Ui 0 V / 30 V terminals red = inactive,
II 3 G Ex nA nC IIC T4 Gc Installation in CL I DIV2 GP A-D T4 Io/li 0 mA / 120 mA (blue) flashing = fault
II (1) G [Ex ia Ga] IIC/IIB/IIA Kl. I-III ABT 1/2 GP A-G or Po/Pi 0 mW / 0,85 W
II (1) D [Ex ia Da] IIIC Kl. I Zn2 AEx/Ex nA nC [ia] IIC T4 Li 0 µH
IECEx
Example:
ATEX version,
Ci
IIC
2 nF
Co = 0,08 µF, Lo= 3 mH % \
Ex nA nC IIC T4 Gc Ex input, External Current Source: IIB Co = 0,6 µF, Lo= 12 mH
[Ex ia Ga] IIC/IIB/IIA (More details in ATEX certificate) IIA Co = 2,15 µF, Lo= 25 mH
Application example:
Measuring temperature with a head transmitter, signal transmission with HART®
EX-Zone
A.C. supply
Control system
+24 V DC
2 wire HART® 0V
head transmitter
for temperature
To other isolators Passive
input
channel
4-20 mA / HART® 4-20 mA / HART®
input output
ACT20X-HAI-SAO
Zone 0
Tank
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ACT20X

Current supply isolator ACT20X-HAI-SAO-S / 2HAI-2SAO-S
• Converts analogue signals from Ex zone 0 into
analogue output signals for safe zones.
• A ctive and passive current inputs/outputs
• HART® - transparent
• P C configuration with FDT/DTM software, download
link at www.weidmueller.com
• R elay output for failure alarm
• 2 -channel module, can also be used as a signal splitter
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Technical data
Input
Input current 4...20 mA
Sensor supply ≤ 28 V DC
Residual ripple (current loop) < 7.5 mVeff
Output analogue
Output current 3.5 – 23 mA
Output signal limit < 28 mA
load impedance current ≤ 600 Ω
2-wire supply ≤ 26 V DC
Accuracy < 0.1% span
Temperature coefficient < 0.01% of span/°C (TU)
Step response time ≤ 5 ms
Cut-off frequency (-3 dB) 0.5…2.5 kHz @ 3.5…23 mA bi-directional HART® signal
Alarm output
Type Relay, 1 NC (voltage-free)
Nominal switching voltage ≤ 125 V AC / 110 V DC (safe area)
≤ 32 V AC / 32 V DC (Zone 2)
Continuous current ≤ 0.5 A AC / 0.3 A DC (safe zone), ≤ 0.5 A AC / 1 A DC ( Zone 2)
Power rating ≤ 62.5 VA / 32 W (safe area)

≤ 16 VA / 32 W (Zone 2)
General data
Supply voltage 19.2 – 31.2 V DC
Power consumption ≤ 3 W (2 channels)
Ambient temperature / Storage temperature -20 °C...+60 °C / -20 °C...+85 °C
Approvals
Approvals cULus; DEKRAATEX; DETNORVER; FMEX; GOSTEX; GOSTME25; IECEXDEK
Insulation coordination
Insulation voltage 2.6 kV (input / output)
Rated voltage 300 V
EMC standards DIN EN 61326
Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No.
1-channel version
ACT20X-HAI-SAO-S 1 ST 8965430000
2-channel version
ACT20X-2HAI-2SAO-S 1 ST 8965440000
Dimensions Screw connection

Clamping range (nominal / min. / max.) mm² 2.5 / 0.5 / 2.5
Depth x width x height mm 113.6 / 22.5 /
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ACT20X
Current output isolator, HART® Transparent
The ACT20X-SAI-HAO current output isolator is HART®-transparent. The input is connected to the safe area
controller or PLC, and the output is connected to an analog actuator in a hazardous area, e.g. Zone 0. It is
available in a single-channel or double-channel version.
terminals red = defective,
Ex Output signals Input signals (black) flashing = fault
B
Analogue, 4...20 mA LED green
= supply
14
44 42 -
Marker
Ch1
13 41
+
43
Channel 1:
12
42 44 -
Load
Ch 2
4...20 mA
11 43
+
41
passive valve active input
Power Supply and

Module Status
Gnd. -
24 51
Supply +19,2...31,2 V DC
23 52
Channel 2:
22 53 Module status
Load
4...20 mA N.C.
21 54
Module status
passive valve

ATEX FM Uo 28 V terminals red = inactive,
II 3 G Ex nA nC IIC T4 Gc Installation in CL I DIV2 GP A-D T4 Io 93 mA (blue) flashing = fault
II (1) G [Ex ia Ga] IIC/IIB/IIA Kl. I-III ABT 1/2 GP A-G or Po 0.65 W
II (1) D [Ex ia Da] IIIC Kl. I Zn2 AEx/Ex nA nC [ia] IIC T4 IIC Co = 0.08 µF, Lo= 4 mH
IECEx
Ex nA nC IIC T4 Gc
Example:
ATEX version,
IIB
IIA
Co = 0.65 µF, Lo= 16 mH
Co = 2.15 µF, Lo= 32 mH % \
[Ex ia Ga] IIC/IIB/IIA Ex output,
[Ex ia Da] IIIC (More details in ATEX certificate)
Application example: controlling an actuator in the Ex zone.
EX-Zone
Control A.C. supply
system
+24 V DC
0V
Actuator
HART valve
Actuator
+24 V DC
4-20 mA / HART input 4-20 mA / HART output
Position-
Output – transmitter
Control system
ACT20X-SAI-HAO
Control valve
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ACT20X

Current output isolator ACT20X-SAI-HAO-S / 2SAI-2HAO-S
• For controlling field devices located in explosion risk
zones
• HART® Transparent
• R elay output for error alarm
• P C configuration with FDT/DTM software, download at
www.weidmueller.com
• 1 or 2 channels in one module
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Technical data
Input
Input current 4…20mA
Voltage drop <2V
Output analogue
Output current 4…20 mA (max. 23 mA)
Output signal limit < 28 mA
2-wire supply > 14.5 V @ 20 mA
Residual ripple (current loop) < 7.5 mVeff
Accuracy < 0.1% span
Cut-off frequency (-3 dB) 0.5…2.5 kHz @ 3.5…23 mA bi-directional HART® signal
Alarm output
≤ 32 V AC / 32 V DC (Zone 2)

≤ 16 VA / 32 W (Zone 2)
General data
Approvals
Approvals cULus; DEKRAATEX; DETNORVER; FMEX; GOSTEX; GOSTME25; IECEXDEK
Rated voltage 300 V
Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No.
1-channel version
ACT20X-SAI-HAO-S 1 ST 8965450000
2-channel version
ACT20X-2SAI-2HAO-S 1 ST 8965460000

Depth x width x height mm 113.6 / 22.5 /
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ACT20X
Temperature transducer
The ACT20X-HTI-SAO temperature transducer processes temperature signals from PT100 sensors and
thermocouples originating in the Ex zone. A current signal (mA) can also be connected as the input signal. The
input is part of an intrinsically safe circuit (Zone 0). The isolated milliamp analogue output is the input to the
receiver or controller in the safe area. It is available in a single-channel or double-channel version.
terminals red = defective,
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ATEX FM Uo/Ui 8.7 V / 10 V terminals red = defective,
II 3 G Ex nA nC IIC T4 Installation in CL I DIV2 GP A-D T4 Io/li 18.4 mA / 30 mA (blue) flashing = fault
II (1) G [Ex ia] IIC/IIB/IIA Kl. I-III ABT 1/2 GP A-G or Po 400 mW
II (1) D [Ex iaD] Kl. I Zn2 AEx/Ex nA nC [ia] IIC T4 Lo/Ro/L i 892 µH/Ω / 820 nH
Example: Ci 30 nF
IECEx ATEX version, IIC Co = 5 µF, Lo= 100 mH
Ex nA nC IIC T4 Gc Ex input Temperature, IIB Co = 50 µF, Lo= 300 mH
[Ex ia Ga] IIC/IIB/IIA (More details in ATEX certificate) IIA Co = 1000 µF, Lo= 700 mH
\%
Application example: temperature measurements in the Ex zone
EX-Zone A.C. supply
19.2 - 31.2 V
Resistance
temperature sensor
Accuracy / temperature coefficients
Control system
ACT20X-HTI-SAO
Input Accuracy Temperature
coefficient
Input mA ≤ ±4 μA ≤ ±4 μA / °C
Input 4-20mA Input RTD
(Active/passive) Pt100 ≤ ±0.2 °C ≤ ±0.02 °C / °C
Ni100 ≤ ±0.3 °C ≤ ±0.03 °C / °C
Zone 0 Input TC
Type B ≤ ±4.5 °C ≤ ±0.45 °C / °C
Tank Type E, J, K, L, N, T, U ≤ ±1 °C ≤ ±0.1 °C / °C
Type R, S, W3, W5, LR ≤ ±2 °C ≤ ±0.2 °C / °C
Note
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ACT20X

Temperature transducer ACT20X-HTI-SAO-S / 2HTI-2SAO-S
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Type RTD, TC, DC (mA) UDQJH
Sensor supply 0HWDO37&
Temperature input range Configurable 3W «&
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Line resistance in measuring circuit ≤ 50 Ω 3W «&
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Input current 0...20 mA, 4…20mA 3W «&
Input resistance, current 20 Ω + PTC 50 Ω 1L
Output 1L «& [7
Output current 0(4)…20 mA / 20…4 mA (configurable) 1L «& [7
Output signal limit 3.8…20.5 mA / 0…20.5 mA (dependent on range) 1L
load impedance current ≤ 600 Ω 7&7\SHDFFRUGLQJWR,(&
Influence of load resistance ≤ 0.01% of span / 100 Ω % «& .
Current loop output «& .
Output current (current loop) 4…20 mA «& .
Load resistance (UB - 3.5) / 0.023 A ( «& .
Influence of load resistance ≤ 0.01% of span / 100 Ω «& .
2-wire supply 3.5…26 V DC - «& .
Alarm output «& .
Type Relay, 1 NC (voltage-free) . «& .
Nominal switching voltage ≤ 125 V AC / 110 V DC (safe area) «& .
≤ 32 V AC / 32 V DC (Zone 2) «& .
Continuous current ≤ 0.5 A AC / 0.3 A DC (safe zone), ≤ 0.5 A AC / 1 A DC ( Zone 2) 1 «& .
«& .
Power rating ≤ 62.5 VA / 32 W (safe area) 5 «& .
≤ 16 VA / 32 W (Zone 2) & .
General data 6 «& .
Supply voltage 19.2 – 31.2 V DC «& .
Power consumption ≤ 3 W (2 channels) 7 «& .
Tightening torque, min. / Tightening torque, max. 0.4 Nm / 0.6 Nm «& .
Ambient temperature / Storage temperature -20 °C...+60 °C / -20 °C...+85 °C DFFRUGLQJWR',1
Approvals 8 «& &
Approvals cULus; DETNORVER; FMEX; GOSTEX; GOSTME25; IECEXKEM; / «& &
KEMAATEX
Rated voltage 300 V
Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No.
1-channel version
ACT20X-HTI-SAO-S 1 ST 8965470000
2-channel version
ACT20X-2HTI-2SAO-S 1 ST 8965480000

Length x width x height mm 119.2 / 22.5 /
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ACT20X
Universal measurement and signal isolator-converter
The ACT20X-HUI-SAO-S is a universal input signal isolator/converter. This model processes temperature
signals from PT100 sensors and thermocouples as well as DC voltage and current signals (mA) from the
hazardous area. On the output side, an isolated milliamp signal is passed to the receiver or controller in the
safe area. This model also has a relay output which can be used for a process alarm or trip.
terminals configurable
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ATEX FM Ui / Uo 30 V / 8.3 V terminals red = inactive,
II 3 G Ex nA nC IIC T4 Installation in CL I DIV2 GP A-D T4 Ii / Io 120 mA / 0.2 mA (blue) flashing = fault
II (1) G [Ex ia] IIC/IIB/IIA Kl. I-III ABT 1/2 GP A-G or Pi /Po 900 mW / 0.4 mW
II (1) D [Ex iaD] Kl. I Zn2 AEx/Ex nA nC [ia] IIC T4 Ci 3 nF
IECEx
Ex nA nC IIC T4 Gc
Example:
ATEX version,
Li
IIC
1 μH
Co= 7 μF Lo=1000 mH % \
[Ex ia Ga] IIC/IIB/IIA Ex input External Current Source IIB Co= 73 μF Lo=1000 mH
[Ex ia a] IIIC (More details in ATEX certificate) IIA Co= 1000 μF Lo=1000 mH
Application example: position measurement of an actuator
EX-Zone
A.C. supply
Control system
+24 V DC
0V Accuracy / temperature coefficients

ACT20X-HUI-SAO
Other devices Passive
Input Accuracy Temperature
input
channel coefficient
4-20 mA output
Input Volt ≤ ±20 μV ≤ ±2 μV / °C
Input RTD
Positional
potentiometer Pt100 ≤ ±0.2 °C ≤ ±0.02 °C / °C
Ni100 ≤ ±0.3 °C ≤ ±0.03 °C / °C
ACT20X-HUI-SAO Input TC
Type B ≤ ±4.5 °C ≤ ±0.45 °C / °C
Valve Type E, J, K, L, N, T, U ≤ ±1 °C ≤ ±0.1 °C / °C
Type R, S, W3, W5, LR ≤ ±2 °C ≤ ±0.2 °C / °C
Note
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ACT20X

Universal measurement and ACT20X-HUI-SAO-S
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Technical data
Input 7\SH 7HPSHUDWXUH $FFXUDF\
Type RTD, TC, DC (mA, V) UDQJH
Sensor supply 28...16.5 V DC/0…20 mA 0HWDO37&
Temperature input range Configurable 3W «&
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Line resistance in measuring circuit ≤ 50 Ω 3W «&
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Input current 0...20 mA, 4…20mA 3W «&
Input voltage 0…12 V DC, configurable: 0..1 / 0.2…1 / 0…5 / 0…10 and 2…10 V DC 1L
1L «& [7
Potentiometer 10 Ω…10 kΩ 1L «& [7
Input resistance, voltage/current > 10 MΩ / 20 Ω + PTC 50 Ω 1L
Output analogue 7&7\SHDFFRUGLQJWR,(&
Output current 0…23 mA, configurable: 0…20 / 4…20 / 20…0 / 20…4 mA % «& .
Output signal limit 3.8…20.5 mA / 0…20.5 mA (dependent on range) «& .
load impedance current ≤ 600 Ω «& .
Influence of load resistance ≤ 0.01% of span / 100 Ω ( «& .
Current loop output «& .
Output current (current loop) 4…20 mA - «& .
Load resistance ≤ (Vs - 10) / 20 mA (current loop) «& .
Influence of load resistance ≤ 0.01% of span / 100 Ω . «& .
2-wire supply ≤ 26 V DC «& .
Output digital «& .
Type Relay, 1 NO / NC contact 1 «& .
Function Configurable switching thresholds, Sensor error, Window function «& .
Nominal switching voltage ≤ 250 V AC / 30 V DC (safe area) 5 «& .
≤ 32 V AC / 32 V DC (Zone 2) & .
Continuous current ≤ 2 A AC/DC (safe area, Zone 2 area) 6 «& .
Alarm output «& .
Type Relay, 1 NC (voltage-free) 7 «& .
Nominal switching voltage ≤ 125 V AC / 110 V DC (safe area) «& .
≤ 32 V AC / 32 V DC (Zone 2) DFFRUGLQJWR',1
Continuous current ≤ 0.5 A AC / 0.3 A DC (safe zone), ≤ 0.5 A AC / 1 A DC ( Zone 2) 8 «& &
/ «& &
General data
Power consumption ≤ 3.5 W
Tightening torque, min. / Tightening torque, max. 0.4 Nm / 0.6 Nm
Approvals
Approvals cULus; DETNORVER; FMEX; GOSTEX; GOSTME25; IECEXKEM;
KEMAATEX
Insulation coordination Ordering data
Insulation voltage / Rated voltage 2.6 kV (input / output) / 300 V Type Qty. Order No.
EMC standards DIN EN 61326 1-channel version
ACT20X-HUI-SAO-S 1 ST 8965490000

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ACT20X
Output loop powered universal measurement and signal isolating converter
The ACT20X-HUI-SAO-LP is a universal input, isolating signal converter. This model processes temperature
signals from PT100 sensors and thermocouples as well as DC voltage and current signals (mA) from the
hazardous area. The 12.5 mm wide module is powered through it‘s 4-20 mA output.
EX area Zone 0, 1, 2, 20, 21, 22 Safe area Zone 2 / FM Class 1, Division 2 Removable
terminals
(black)
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RTD/RES
POT 2-wire TC mV mA Volt
3-wire
+ + 11 - Loop Powered (4-20 mA)

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21
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-20 ≤ Ta ≤ +60 °C
Zone 0, 1, 2, 20, 21, 22 / Zone 2 / FM Cl. 1, div. 2,

Cl. I/II/III, div. 1 gr. A-G gr. A-D or safe area
Ex label Removable
ATEX Uo 5.88 V terminals
II 3 G Ex nA nC IIC T4 Io 3.1 mA (blue)
II (1) G [Ex ia] IIC/IIB/IIA Po 4.6 mW
II (1) D [Ex iaD] Ci 0.001 μF
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Li negligible
% \
[Ex ia Ma Ga] I/IIC [Ex ia Da] IIIC IECEx version
(More details in IECEx certificate)
Application example: Temperature measurement in the EX-zone
EX-Zone Safe Zone

Control
system
Resistance
temperature sensor Accuracy / temperature coefficients
Input
channel
ACT20X-HUI-SAO-LP
active Input Accuracy Temperature
4-20 mA Output coefficient
Input Volt ≤ ±20 μV ≤ ±2 μV / °C
Input RTD
Pt100 ≤ ±0.2 °C ≤ ±0.02 °C / °C
ACT20X-HUI-SAO Ni100 ≤ ±0.3 °C ≤ ±0.03 °C / °C
Zone 0 Input TC
Type B ≤ ±4.5 °C ≤ ±0.45 °C / °C
Tank Type E, J, K, L, N, T, U ≤ ±1 °C ≤ ±0.1 °C / °C
Type R , S, W3, W5, LR ≤ ±2 °C ≤ ±0.2 °C / °C
Note
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ACT20X

Universal measurement and signal isolator- ACT20X-HUI-SAO-LP-S
converter
Output-loop powered
• Universal isolator for intrinsically safe RTD signals,
thermal sensor signals, resistor signals, potentiometer
signals and DC signals (mA,V)
• S upply via output loop
• 1 2.5 mm thin housing
www.weidmueller.com
J, I, U
B
I
Technical data
Input Inputs
Type RTD, TC, DC (mA, V), 2 - 3 wire resistor Type Thermocouples (TC), RTD, mA,
Temperature input range Configurable Volt, mV, resistor, potentiometer
Input current ± 25 mA Type Standard Lower Upper Min.
Input voltage ± 28 V DC limit limit area
Potentiometer 10 Ω…10 kΩ B 100 °C 1820 °C 400 °C
Input resistance, voltage/current > 10 MΩ @ 600 mV, 2 MΩ @ 28 V / 70 Ω E -270 °C 1000 °C
IEC584
Output analogue J -270 °C 1200 °C
80 °C
Output current 4…20 mA (max. 23 mA) K -270 °C 1372 °C
L DIN43710 -100 °C 900 °C
Thermocouple inputs
Residual ripple (current loop) ≤ 10 mVss N -180 °C 1300 °C 100 °C
Accuracy < 0.1 % of end value R, S IEC584 -50 °C 1768 °C 300 °C
Max. 200 ppm/K of output range T -270 °C 400 °C 80 °C
Temperature coefficient
U DIN43710 -200 °C 600 °C 100 °C
Step response time < 400 ms (10…90 %)
100 Hz
User-defined Input Up to 101 values
Cut-off frequency (-3 dB)
Error detection Upper error signalling value:
General data
23 mA,
Supply voltage 11…28 V DC (loop powered)
Lower error signalling value:
3,5 mA
Ambient temperature / Storage temperature 0 °C...+60 °C / -20 °C...+70 °C
mA ±25 mA @ 70 Ω 4 mA
Approvals
±28 V @ 2 MΩ 2,0 V
Approvals cULus; GOSTEX Volt
±12 V @ 2 MΩ 1,0 V
±600 mV @ >10 MΩ 50 mV
Insulation coordination mV
±150 mV @ >10 MΩ 15 mV
Insulation voltage / Rated voltage 4 kV (input / output) / 300 Veff
Rated voltage 300 Veff Type Standard Lower Upper Min.
limit limit area
Pt100,
2-, 3-, 4-wire RTD
Pt200 -200 °C 850 °C -20 °C

Pt1000 DIN43710
Ni120 -80 °C 320 °C 15 °C
Cu10 -100 °C 260 °C 100 °C
User-defined Input Up to 101 values
Resistance 0 to12 kΩ 500 Ω
0 to15 kΩ 100 Ω
0 to 750 Ω 50 Ω
Potentiometer 1.2 kΩ to 500 kΩ
Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No.
1-channel version
ACT20X-HUI-SAO-LP-S 1 ST 1318220000

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ACT20X
NAMUR isolating switching amplifier: with relay output
The ACT20X-HDI-SDO-RNO (NC) isolating switching amplifier is a specialised signal isolating converter
for Namur sensor signals or for volt-free contacts from a Zone 0 hazardous area. A single relay, available
optionally as NC or NO, provides the output signal in the safe zone. Single-channel or double-channel versions
are also available.
LED Channel 1
EX area Zone 0, 1, 2, 20, 21, 22 Safe area Zone 2 / FM Class 1, Division 2 Removable yellow = active
terminals flashing red
Input signals Output signals (black) = fault
B
LED green
NAMUR Mechanical = supply
switch Relay
14
44 44
Channel 2: Marker
+
Rs N.O. or N.C.
13 43
Channel 1:
43
Rp Relay
– Rp Relay
12
42 42
Channel 1:
N.O. or N.C.
11
41 41
Relay
Power supply
NAMUR Mechanical
switch Gnd. –
24 51
+
Rs Supply +19,2...31,2 V DC
23 52
Channel 2:
– Rp
Rp
22 53 Module status
N.C.
21 54
Module status
Ex label (excerpt) Removable

LED Channel 2
ATEX FM Uo 10.6 V yellow = active
terminals
II 3 G Ex nA nC IIC T4 Installation in CL I DIV2 GP A-D T4 Io 12 mA flashing red
(blue)
II (1) G [Ex ia Ga] IIC/IIB/IIA Kl. I-III ABT 1/2 GP A-G oder Po 32 mW = fault
II (1) D [Ex iaD] Kl. I Zn2 AEx/Ex nA nC [ia] IIC T4 Lo / Ro 1150 µH/Ω
IECEx
Ex nA nC IIC T4 Gc
Example:
ATEX version,
IIC
IIB
Co = 2 µF,
Co = 6 µF,
Lo= 260 mH
Lo= 780 mH % \
[Ex ia Ga] IIC/IIB/IIA Ex input IIA Co = 18 µF, Lo= 1000 mH
Application: monitoring of fill level with the ACT20X HDI-SDO-RNO (relay output)
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B.16 1460730000 – 2014/2015

ACT20X

ACT20X-HDI-SDO-RNO-S / RNC-S
NAMUR isolating switching amplifier ACT20X-2HDI-2SDO-RNO-S / RNC-S
• Converts intrinsically safe digital signals (NAMUR /
switching contact) from EX Zone 0 into digital output
signals (relay output) for the safe zone
www.weidmueller.com
• R elay output for error alarm, cable break, short-circuit
B
PS
Technical data
Input
Sensor NAMUR sensor, according to EN60947, switch with or without RS, RP
Sensor supply 8 V DC / 8 mA
Resistance RP = 750 Ω / RS = 15kΩ
Input frequency 0...5 kHz
Pulse duration > 0.1 ms
Input resistance 1 kΩ
Trigger level low / Trigger level high < 1.2 mA / > 2.1 mA
Output signal in case of wire break < 0.1 mA, > 6.5 mA (in case of wire break)
Output
Type Relay, 2 NC (voltage-free), Switching frequency 20 Hz
Rated switching voltage ≤ 250 V AC / 30 V DC (safe area)
≤ 32 V AC / 32 V DC (Zone 2)
Continuous current ≤ 2 A AC/DC (safe area, Zone 2 area)
Power rating ≤ 500 VA / 60 W (safe area)
≤ 16 VA / 32 W (Zone 2)
Alarm output
≤ 32 V AC / 32 V DC (Zone 2)

≤ 16 VA / 32 W (Zone 2)
General data
NAMUR supply 8 V DC / 8 mA
Approvals
KEMAATEX
Rated voltage 300 V
Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No.
1-channel version, NO
ACT20X-HDI-SDO-RNO-S 1 ST 8965340000
1-channel version, NC
ACT20X-HDI-SDO-RNC-S 1 ST 8965350000
2-channel version, NO
Dimensions Screw connection ACT20X-2HDI-2SDO-RNO-S 1 ST 8965370000
Clamping range (nominal / min. / max.) mm² 2.5 / 0.5 / 2.5 2-channel version, NC
Length x width x height mm 119.2 / 22.5 / ACT20X-2HDI-2SDO-RNC-S 1 ST 8965380000
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ACT20X
Pulse Isolator, with NPN transistor output.
The ACT20X-HDI-SDO isolating switching amplifier is a digital pulse signal isolator for Namur sensors or
volt-free contacts from a Zone 0 hazardous area. A transistor (NPN) output is provided for the receiver or
controller in the safe area. Single-channel or double-channel versions are also available.
LED Channel 1
yellow = active
terminals flashing red
= fault
Input signals Output signals (black)
B
LED green
NAMUR Mechanical = supply
switch Opto +
14
44 44
+ Channel 2: Marker
Rs
13
43 43
Channel 1:
Rp Opto –
– Rp Opto +
12
42 42
Channel 1:
11
41 41
Opto –
Power Supply
NAMUR Mechanical
switch Gnd –
24 51
+
Rs Supply +19,2...31,2 V DC
23 52
Channel 2:
– Rp
Rp
22 53 Module status
N.C.
21 54
Module status

ATEX FM Uo 10.6 V terminals yellow = active
II 3 G Ex nA nC IIC T4 Installation in CL I DIV2 GP A-D T4 Io 12 mA (blue) flashing red
II (1) G [Ex ia Ga] IIC/IIB/IIA Kl. I-III ABT 1/2 GP A-G oder Po 32 mW = fault
II (1) D [Ex iaD] Kl. I Zn2 AEx/Ex nA nC [ia] IIC T4 Lo / Ro 1150 µH/Ω
IECEx
Ex nA nC IIC T4 Gc
Example:
ATEX version
IIC
IIB
Co = 2 µF,
Co = 6 µF,
Lo= 260 mH
Lo= 780 mH % \
[Ex ia Ga] IIC/IIB/IIA Ex input IIA Co = 18 µF, Lo= 1000 mH
Application: monitoring the fill level with isolating switching amplifier
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B.18 1460730000 – 2014/2015

ACT20X

NAMUR isolating switching amplifier ACT20X-HDI-SDO-S / 2HDI-2SDO-S
• Converts intrinsically safe signals (NAMUR / switching
contact) from EX Zone 0 into digital output signals
(relay output) for the safe zone
www.weidmueller.com
B
PS
Technical data
Input
Sensor NAMUR sensor, according to EN60947, switch with or without RS, RP
Sensor supply 8 V DC / 8 mA
Resistance Parallel resistor 15kΩ, Series resistor 750Ω
Input frequency 0...5 kHz
Trigger level low / Trigger level high < 1.2 mA / > 2.1 mA
Output signal in case of wire break < 0.1 mA, > 6.5 mA (in case of wire break)
Output
Type NPN transistor output
Switching frequency 5 kHz
Rated switching voltage ≤ 30 V DC
Power rating ≤ 80 mA / ≤ 2.4 W
Voltage drop at max. load < 2.5 V DC
Alarm output
≤ 32 V AC / 32 V DC (Zone 2)

≤ 16 VA / 32 W (Zone 2)
General data
NAMUR supply 8 V DC / 8 mA
Approvals
KEMAATEX
Rated voltage 300 V
Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No.
1-channel version
ACT20X-HDI-SDO-S 1 ST 8965360000
2-channel version
ACT20X-2HDI-2SDO-S 1 ST 8965390000

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ACT20X
Valve control component for gas group IIC, 35 mA
The ACT20X-SDI-HAO-S solenoid/actuator driver takes a switched input from e.g. a safe area controller and
delivers an corresponding output to operate an actuator in a hazardous area, e.g. Zone 0. It is available in a
single-channel or double-channel version.
EX area Zone 0, 1, 2, 20, 21, 22 Save area Zone 2 /FM Kl. 1 Abt. 2 Removable LED Channel 1
terminals yellow = active
Ex-Output Signals Input signals (black) red = fault
B
LED green
= supply
Alarm Solenoid +V +V
14
44 42
Marker
13
43 41
Channel 1:
+V +V
12
42 44
11
41 43
Power Supply
Alarm Solenoid Gnd –
24 51
Supply +19,2...31,2 V DC
23 52
Channel 2:
22 53 Module status
N.C.
21 54
Module status

ATEX FM Uo 28 V terminals yellow = active
II 3 G Ex nA nC IIC T4 Installation in CL I DIV2 GP A-D T4 Io 100 mA (blue) red = fault
II (1) G [Ex ia Ga] IIC/IIB/IIA Kl. I-III ABT 1/2 GP A-G oder Po 0.70 mW
II (1) D [Ex iaD] Kl. I Zn2 AEx/Ex nA nC [ia] IIC T4 IIC Co = 0.08 µF, Lo= 2.9 mH
IECEx
Ex nA nC IIC T4 Gc
Example:
ATEX version
IIB
IIA
Co = 0.64 µF, Lo= 12.8 mH
Co = 2.1 µF, Lo= 22.8 mH % \
[Ex ia Ga] IIC/IIB/IIA Ex Output Terminal (11-14)
Application: Inflow control in Ex zone with gas group IIC
EX-Zone
A.C. supply Ignition protection group IIC
Control
system
Output data
For gas group IIC (≤ 35 mA)
Ex alarm siren Connection terminal
19.2-31.2 V DC Channel 1 U without load U with load I max
11-12 Min. 24 V Min. 12.5 V 35 mA
Alarm signal 11-13 Min. 24 V Min. 13.5 V 35 mA
11-14 Min. 24 V Min. 14.5 V 35 mA
Note
Channel 1 digital input Channel 1 digital output
Channel 2 digital input Channel 2 digital output Zone 0 For gas group IIC (≤ 35 mA)
Connection terminal
ACT20X-2SDI-2HDO Channel 2 U without load U with load I max
Solenoid valve 21-22 Min. 24 V Min. 12.5 V 35 mA
Valve open/
21-23 Min. 24 V Min. 13.5 V 35 mA
closed signal Tank
21-24 Min. 24 V Min. 14.5 V 35 mA
Note
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ACT20X

Valve control module ACT20X-SDI-HDO / 2SDI-2HDO
• Valve control component for control of intrinsically safe
valves, LEDs, acoustic alarms, etc.
www.weidmueller.com
• O utput current is limited to 35 mA for ignition group IIC
B
PS
Technical data
Input
Type NPN, PNP switching signal
Input voltage ≤ 28 V DC
Input resistance, voltage 3.5 kΩ
Trigger level low ≤ 2.0 V DC (NPN), ≤ 8.0 V DC (PNP)
Trigger level high ≥ 4.0 V DC (NPN), ≥ 10V DC (PNP)
Alarm output
≤ 32 V AC / 32 V DC (Zone 2)

≤ 16 VA / 32 W (Zone 2)
General data
Power consumption ≤ 3.5 W (with 2 channels)
Approvals
KEMAATEX
Rated voltage 300 V
Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No.
1-channel version
ACT20X-SDI-HDO-L-S 1 ST 8965400000
2-channel version
ACT20X-2SDI-2HDO-S 1 ST 8965420000

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ACT20X
Valve control component for gas group IIB, 60 mA
The ACT20X-SDI-HAO-S solenoid/actuator driver takes a switched input from e.g. a safe area controller and
delivers an corresponding output to operate an actuator in a hazardous area, e.g. Zone.
This driver is suitable for switching solenoid valves or alarm devices.
terminals
Ex Output Signals Input Signals (black) LED
B
LED green
= supply
Alarm Solenoid +V +V
14
44 42
Marker
13
43 41
Channel 1:
+V +V
12
42 44
11
41 43
Power supply
Gnd –
51
+19,2...31.2 V DC
52
53 Module status
N.C.
54
Module status
Ex label (excerpt) Removable

ATEX FM Uo 28 V terminals
II 3 G Ex nA nC IIC T4 Installation in CL I DIV2 GP A-D T4 Io 135 mA (blue)
II (1) G [Ex ia Ga] IIC/IIB/IIA Kl. I-III ABT 1/2 GP A-G oder Po 0.95 W
II (1) D [Ex iaD] Kl. I Zn2 AEx/Ex nA nC [ia] IIC T4 IIC Co = –, L o= –
IECEx
Ex nA nC IIC T4 Gc
Example:
ATEX version,
IIB
IIA
Co = 0.64 µF, Lo= 7.8 mH
Co = 2.1 µF, Lo= 15.1 mH % \
[Ex ia Ga] IIC/IIB/IIA Ex Output Terminal (11-14)
Application: Inflow control in Ex zone with gas group IIB
EX-Zone
A.C. supply Ignition protection group IIC
Control
system
19.2-31.2 V DC
Output data
For gas group IIB (≤ 60 mA)
Connection terminal
Channel 1 U without load U with load I max
Channel 2 digital Input Channel 2 digital Output Zone 0 Min. 9 V 60 mA
11-12 Min. 24 V
Min. 11.5 V 50 mA
Min. 12.5 V 60 mA
11-13 Min. 24 V
Solenoid valve Min. 10 V 50 mA
ACT20X-2SDI-2HDO Valve open/
Min. 11 V 60 mA
closed signal Tank 11-14 Min. 24 V
Min. 13 V 50 mA
Note
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ACT20X

Valve control module ACT20X-SDI-HDO-H-S
• Valve control component for control of intrinsically safe
valves, LEDs, acoustic alarms, etc.
www.weidmueller.com
• O utput current is limited to 35 mA for ignition group IIC
B
PS
Technical data
Input
Type NPN, PNP switching signal
Input voltage ≤ 28 V DC
Input resistance, voltage 3.5 kΩ
Trigger level low ≤ 2.0 V DC (NPN), ≤ 8.0 V DC (PNP)
Trigger level high ≥ 4.0 V DC (NPN), ≥ 10V DC (PNP)
Alarm output
≤ 32 V AC / 32 V DC (Zone 2)

≤ 16 VA / 32 W (Zone 2)
General data
Power consumption <2W
Approvals
KEMAATEX
Rated voltage 300 V
Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No.
1-channel version
ACT20X-SDI-HDO-H-S 1 ST 8965410000

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B
B.24
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Contents
Signal converters in 6 mm width

Signal converters in 6 mm width Universal signal converter in 6 mm width – Overview C.2
ACT20M – Overview C.4
CH20M rail bus C.26
C
MCZ-SERIES – Overview C.30
MCZ SERIES – DC/DC passive isolator C.32
MCZ-SERIES – PT100 /RTD signal converter C.33
MCZ-SERIES – Frequency signal converter C.34
MCZ-SERIES – Threshold monitoring C.35
1460730000 – 2014/2015 C.1

Universal signal converter in 6 mm width – Overview
Analogue signal converter in 6 mm width
The thinnest signal converter for isolating, temperature signals (TC and RTD) to standard norm signals
converting and monitoring analogue signals (e.g. 4…20 mA, 0…10 V). The pluggable cross-connections
option for MAS/MAZ and MCZ ranges, or the Weidmüller
The signal converters and the signal separators in the rail bus option for the ACT20M ensure a quick installation.
product family ACT20M, MICROSERIES and the MCZ
enables the user to integrate many signal channels within
a compact space. In addition to galvanic separation, these
C products offer the conversion and conditioning of DC and
C.2 1460730000 – 2014/2015

Universal signal converter in 6 mm width – Overview

C
ACT20M
MCZ-SERIES
PRO-H
erdopplung mit Sensorspeisung auf nur 6 mm • MTBF-Zeit bis 1,8 Mio. Stunden
te • Remote ON/OFF zum gezielten externen Ein-/Ausschalten
1460730000
ngsversorgung – 2014/2015
über Tragschienenbus • Redundanter Systemaufbau mit 100%iger Lastverteilung C.3
ration über DIP-Schalter oder FDT/DTM-Software • Einsetzbar von –25 bis +70 °C
ACT20M – Overview
ACT20M – a narrow 6 mm signal converter
The new dimension for converting and isolating – The product line consists of Input Loop Powered, Output
housed in a 6 mm width Loop Powered and Auxiliary Powered analog isolators and
converters, including a universal input converter.
The new ACT20M range combines innovative technologies The eight-connection housing allows additional functionality
with the highest levels of functionality in an electronics such as 2 channel ILP, 2 channel OLP isolation and signal
housing measuring just 6 mm in width. Up to two channels splitting with input powering option. The configuration is
per module result in space savings in the electrical cabinet. carried out via DIP switches or the FDT/ DTM software. The
C The high electrical isolation of 2.5 kV and an accuracy of
up to 0.05 % both help to ensure a high degree of process
ACT20M modules are supplied via direct wiring or a rail bus.
reliability.
C.4 1460730000 – 2014/2015

ACT20M – Overview

The DIP switch can be configured
simply on the module
In the “ACT20M Tool” software, simply

select the type of input and output,
and set the DIP switch configuration as
displayed.
C
Easy configuration
DIP switches on the side are used Signal splitter

to configure the input and output
parameters, as well as the response
time.
Signal converter
High level of galvanic isolation
U, I,
R, T 2.5 kV of electrical isolation
U,I (300 V rated voltage) ensures excellent
process reliability.
PS Universal measurement and
signal converter
Installation is simple and quick
The power supply is simply snapped Passive isolator

onto the rail bus for fast and easy
installation. The supply can be through
any ACT20M module or a separate
power-feed unit.
Temperature transducer
CH20M rail bus
Power-feed modules
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ACT20M - Overview
ACT20M – Selection table
Current
Power supply Function 0 … 20 mA 4 … 20 mA 2 x 0 … 20 mA 2 x 4 … 20 mA
C
1-channel 1-channel 2-channel / splitter 2-channel / splitter
0 … 20 mA 24 V DC and rail bus universal ACT20M-UI-AO-S ACT20M-UI-AO-S

U/I ACT20M-AI-2AO-S ACT20M-AI-2AO-S
Current ACT20M-CI-2CO-S ACT20M-CI-2CO-S
U/I ACT20M-AI-AO-E-S ACT20M-AI-AO-E-S
U/I ACT20M-AI-AO-S ACT20M-AI-AO-S
Current ACT20M-CI-CO-S ACT20M-CI-CO-S
U/I
Input Loop Powered Current
Output Loop Powered Current ACT20M-CI-CO-OLP-S
Current
2 x 0 … 20 mA Output Loop Powered Current ACT20M-2CI-2CO-OLP-S
24 V DC Current
4 … 20 mA 24 V DC and rail bus universal ACT20M-UI-AO-S ACT20M-UI-AO-S
U/I ACT20M-AI-2AO-S ACT20M-AI-2AO-S
Current
Current ACT20M-CI-2CO-S ACT20M-CI-2CO-S

U/I ACT20M-AI-AO-E-S ACT20M-AI-AO-E-S
Current ACT20M-CI-CO-S ACT20M-CI-CO-S
U/I
1 x 4 … 20 mA Output Loop Powered Current ACT20M-CI-CO-OLP-S
Current
Input
2 x 4 … 20 mA Output Loop Powered Current ACT20M-2CI-2CO-OLP-S

24 V DC Current
Current ACT20M-2CI-2CO-ILP-S ACT20M-2CI-2CO-ILP-S
1 x 4 … 20 mA Input Loop Powered Current
Current ACT20M-CI-CO-ILP-S ACT20M-CI-CO-ILP-S
–10 mA…0…10 mA 24 V DC and rail bus bipolar ACT20M-BAI-AO-S ACT20M-BAI-AO-S ACT20M-BAI-2AO-S ACT20M-BAI-2AO-S
–20 mA…0…20 mA 24 V DC and rail bus bipolar ACT20M-BAI-AO-S ACT20M-BAI-AO-S ACT20M-BAI-2AO-S ACT20M-BAI-2AO-S
with sensor power supply 24 V DC and rail bus universal ACT20M-UI-AO-S ACT20M-UI-AO-S
0…5V 24 V DC and rail bus universal ACT20M-UI-AO-S ACT20M-UI-AO-S
1…5V U/I ACT20M-AI-AO-E-S ACT20M-AI-AO-E-S
U/I
Output Loop Powered U/I
0 …10 V 24 V DC and rail bus universal ACT20M-UI-AO-S ACT20M-UI-AO-S
Voltage
2 … 10 V U/I ACT20M-AI-AO-E-S ACT20M-AI-AO-E-S

U/I
Output Loop Powered U/I
–5 V … 0 … 5 V 24 V DC and rail bus bipolar ACT20M-BAI-AO-S ACT20M-BAI-AO-S ACT20M-BAI-2AO-S ACT20M-BAI-2AO-S
–10 V… 0 …10 V 24 V DC and rail bus bipolar ACT20M-BAI-AO-S ACT20M-BAI-AO-S ACT20M-BAI-2AO-S ACT20M-BAI-2AO-S
bipolar
Note: *) available from July 2013
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ACT20M - Overview

Output
Voltage
–10 mA … 0 … 10 mA –20 mA … 0 … 20 mA 0…5V/1…5V 0 … 10 V / 2 … 10 V 2x0…5V/2x1…5V 2 x 0 … 10 V / 2 x 2 … 10 V -10 V… 0 … 10 V
C
1-channel bipolar 1-channel bipolar 1-channel 1-channel 2-channel / splitter 2-channel / splitter 1-channel
ACT20M-UI-AO-S ACT20M-UI-AO-S
ACT20M-AI-2AO-S ACT20M-AI-2AO-S
ACT20M-AI-AO-E-S ACT20M-AI-AO-E-S
ACT20M-AI-AO-S ACT20M-AI-AO-S
ACT20M-AI-2AO-S ACT20M-AI-2AO-S
ACT20M-BAI-2AO-S ACT20M-BAI-2AO-S ACT20M-BAI-AO-S ACT20M-BAI-AO-S ACT20M-BAI-2AO-S ACT20M-BAI-2AO-S

ACT20M-BAI-2AO-S ACT20M-BAI-2AO-S ACT20M-BAI-AO-S ACT20M-BAI-AO-S ACT20M-BAI-2AO-S ACT20M-BAI-2AO-S
ACT20M-BAI-AO-S ACT20M-BAI-AO-S ACT20M-BAI-2AO-S ACT20M-BAI-2AO-S

ACT20M-BAI-AO-S ACT20M-BAI-AO-S ACT20M-BAI-2AO-S ACT20M-BAI-2AO-S
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ACT20M - Overview
ACT20M – Selection table
Current
C
PT100 Output Loop Powered Temp. ACT20M-RTCI-CO-OLP-S

Temp. ACT20M-RTI-CO-EOLP-S
24 V DC Temp. ACT20M-RTI-AO-E-S ACT20M-RTI-AO-E-S
2-, 3-, 4-conductor
Temp.
24 V DC and rail bus universal ACT20M-UI-AO-S ACT20M-UI-AO-S
Temp. ACT20M-RTI-AO-S ACT20M-RTI-AO-S
Temp. ACT20M-RTCI-AO-S ACT20M-RTCI-AO-S
PT1000 24 V DC and rail bus universal ACT20M-UI-AO-S ACT20M-UI-AO-S
Ni100 24 V DC and rail bus universal ACT20M-UI-AO-S ACT20M-UI-AO-S
NI1000 24 V DC and rail bus universal ACT20M-UI-AO-S ACT20M-UI-AO-S
B 24 V DC and rail bus universal ACT20M-UI-AO-S ACT20M-UI-AO-S
E 24 V DC and rail bus universal ACT20M-UI-AO-S ACT20M-UI-AO-S
J Output Loop Powered Temp. ACT20M-RTCI-CO-OLP-S
24 V DC Temp. ACT20M-TCI-AO-E-S ACT20M-TCI-AO-E-S
24 V DC and rail bus universal ACT20M-UI-AO-S ACT20M-UI-AO-S
Temp. ACT20M-TCI-AO-S ACT20M-TCI-AO-S
24 V DC Temp.
Input

K Output Loop Powered Temp. ACT20M-RTCI-CO-OLP-S
24 V DC and rail bus Temp. ACT20M-TCI-AO-E-S ACT20M-TCI-AO-E-S
universal ACT20M-UI-AO-S ACT20M-UI-AO-S
TC
Temp.
Temp. ACT20M-TCI-AO-S ACT20M-TCI-AO-S
L 24 V DC and rail bus universal ACT20M-UI-AO-S ACT20M-UI-AO-S
LR 24 V DC and rail bus universal ACT20M-UI-AO-S ACT20M-UI-AO-S
N 24 V DC and rail bus universal ACT20M-UI-AO-S ACT20M-UI-AO-S
R 24 V DC and rail bus universal ACT20M-UI-AO-S ACT20M-UI-AO-S
S 24 V DC and rail bus universal ACT20M-UI-AO-S ACT20M-UI-AO-S
T 24 V DC and rail bus universal ACT20M-UI-AO-S ACT20M-UI-AO-S
U 24 V DC and rail bus universal ACT20M-UI-AO-S ACT20M-UI-AO-S
W3 24 V DC and rail bus universal ACT20M-UI-AO-S ACT20M-UI-AO-S
W5 24 V DC and rail bus universal ACT20M-UI-AO-S ACT20M-UI-AO-S
Poti 10R …100k 24 V DC and rail bus universal ACT20M-UI-AO-S ACT20M-UI-AO-S
R 10R …100k 24 V DC and rail bus universal ACT20M-UI-AO-S ACT20M-UI-AO-S
C.8 1460730000 – 2014/2015

ACT20M - Overview

Output
Voltage
–10 mA … 0 … 10 mA –20 mA … 0 … 20 mA 0…5V/1…5V 0 … 10 V / 2 … 10 V 2x0…5V/2x1…5V 2 x 0 … 10 V / 2 x 2 … 10 V -10 V… 0 … 10 V
C
1-channel bipolar 1-channel bipolar 1-channel 1-channel 2-channel / splitter 2-channel / splitter 1-channel
ACT20M-RTI-AO-E-S ACT20M-RTI-AO-E-S
ACT20M-RTI-AO-S ACT20M-RTI-AO-S
ACT20M-RTCI-AO-S ACT20M-RTCI-AO-S
ACT20M-TCI-AO-E-S ACT20M-TCI-AO-E-S
ACT20M-TCI-AO-S ACT20M-TCI-AO-S
ACT20M-TCI-AO-E-S ACT20M-TCI-AO-E-S
ACT20M-TCI-AO-S ACT20M-TCI-AO-S
1460730000 – 2014/2015 C.9

ACT20M
Signal splitter ACT20M-CI-2CO-S

• Isolation and doubling of DC signals
• P ower supply via the mounting rail bus
• 4 -way isolation
4 5
I IN I OUT 1 PLC
3 6
2 24 V
7
C
I OUT 2 DC
Supply 230 V
1 82 83 8 AC
Supply
Technical data
ACT20M-CI-2CO-S
Input
Input current 0...20 mA, 4…20mA 4-wire
+
4 5
+
PLC
mA In Out 1 mA
Voltage drop, current input < 1.5 V active – 3 I 6 – passive
Output I
PLC 2 7
Output current 0...20 mA, 4...20 mA mA
+ I + Power
Out 2 24 V
Load impedance current < 300 Ω, per channel, @ max 23mA passive – 1 Power 8 –
General data
Configuration none
Supply voltage 24 V DC ± 30 %
Ambient temperature -25 °C...+70 °C
Accuracy < 0.05 % of measuring range
Temperature coefficient ≤ 0.01 % / °C
Cut-off frequency (-3 dB) 100 Hz
Power consumption, typ. 400 mW
Power consumption, max. 0.8 W
Insulation voltage 2.5 kVeff
Rated voltage 300 Veff
Pollution degree 2
Overvoltage category II
Approvals CE; cULus; DETNORVER; FMEX; GL; GOSTME25; IECEXKEM;
KEMAATEX

Depth x width x height mm 114.3 / 6.1 / 112.5
Note Screwsupply
Power connection
optionally over the DIN mounting rail CH20M
Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No.
Screw connection ACT20M-CI-2CO-S 1 1175990000
Note
Accessories
Note DIN mounting rail, see Accessories
C.10 1460730000 – 2014/2015

ACT20M

Signal splitter ACT20M-AI-2AO-S
• Isolation, conversion and doubling of DC signals
• C onfiguration via DIP switches
• S upport for adjustment by ACT20M Tool software,
download link at www.weidmueller.com
I, U 4 5 I, U
PLC
IN 3 6 OUT 1
I, U 2 7 24 V
C
Supply DC
230 V
OUT 2 1 82 83 8 AC
Supply
Technical data
Input Input Switch
Input current 0...20 mA, 4…20mA
Input voltage 0(2)…10 V, 0(1)…5 V 1 2 3 4
Sensor supply > 17 V DC at 20 mA 0 … 20 mA ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Input resistance, voltage 500 kΩ 4 … 20 m ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Voltage drop, current input < 1.5 V 0 … 10 V ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Output 2 … 10 V ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Output current 0...20 mA 0…5V ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Output voltage adjustable, 0(2)...10 V, 0(1)...5 V 1 …5 V ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Load impedance current < 300 Ω, per channel, @ max 23mA 0 ... 20 mA loop ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Load impedance voltage ≥ 10 kΩ 4 ... 20 mA loop ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
General data
Output 1 Switch
Configuration DIP switch
5 6 7
0 … 20 mA ◼ ◼ ◼
4 … 20 m ◼ ◼ ◼
0 … 10 V ◼ ◼ ◼
2 … 10 V ◼ ◼ ◼
0…5V ◼ ◼ ◼
1 …5 V ◼ ◼ ◼
Insulation coordination Switch
Output 2
Rated voltage 300 Veff 8 9 10
Pollution degree 2 0 … 20 mA ◼ ◼ ◼
Overvoltage category II 4 … 20 m ◼ ◼ ◼
Approvals CE; cULus; DETNORVER; FMEX; GL; GOSTME25; IECEXKEM; 0 … 10 V ◼ ◼ ◼
KEMAATEX 2 … 10 V ◼ ◼ ◼
0…5V ◼ ◼ ◼
1 …5 V ◼ ◼ ◼
◼ = on
◼ = off
ACT20M-AI-2AO-S
2-wire 4 5 PLC
+ +
mA In Out 1 V, mA
– –
Dimensions Screw connection passive 3 U, I 6 passive
Clamping range (nominal / min. / max.) mm² 2.5 / 0.5 / 2.5 PLC 2 U, I
U, I
7
+ + Power
Depth x width x height mm 114.3 / 6.1 / 112.5 V, mA Out 2
Power 24 V
passive – 1 8 –
Note Screwsupply
Power connection
Ordering data 4-wire

+
4 5
+
PLC
V, mA In Out 1 V, mA
Type Qty. Order No. active – 3 U, I 6 – passive
Screw connection ACT20M-AI-2AO-S 1 1176020000 U, I
PLC 2 U, I 7
+ + Power
V, mA Out 2
– Power – 24 V
passive 1 8
Note
Accessories
1460730000 – 2014/2015 C.11

ACT20M
Signal splitter ACT20M-BAI-2AO-S

• Isolation and conversion of bipolar DC signals
• S plitting into standard signal or bipolar output
I, U 4 5 I, U
PLC
IN 3 6 OUT 1
I, U 2 7 24 V
C
Supply DC
230 V
OUT 2 1 82 83 8 AC
Supply
Technical data
+/-I, +/-V
Input I, V
Sensor 4 5
Input current -10 mA…0…+10 mA, -20 mA…0…+20 mA PLC
(activ / OUT 1
passiv
Input voltage -5 V…0…+5 V, -10 V…0…+10 V passiv) 3 6
Output
2 7
Output current adjustable, 0...20 mA, 4...20 mA, ± 10mA, ± 20mA OUT 2 Supply
Output voltage adjustable, 0(2)...10 V, 0(1)...5 V 1 82 83 8
I, V
Load impedance current < 300 Ω, per channel
Load impedance voltage ≥ 10 kΩ Supply
General data
Storage temperature -40 °C...+85 °C Usage as bipolar output
Cut-off frequency (-3 dB) ≥ 100 Hz, 10 Hz
Pollution degree 2
Approvals
Approvals cULus; DETNORVER; FMEX; GL; IECEXKEM; KEMAATEX
Dimensions
Note Screw connection
Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No.
ACT20M-BAI-2AO-S 1 1375470000
Note
Accessories
C.12 1460730000 – 2014/2015

ACT20M

Signal isolator ACT20M-CI-CO-S
• Isolation of DC signals
4 5
I IN I OUT PLC
3 6
2 7 24 V
C
DC
1 Supply 230 V
82 83 8 AC
Supply
Technical data
ACT20M-CI-CO-S
Input
Input current 0...20 mA, 4…20mA 4-wire
+
4 5
+
PLC
mA In Out 1 mA
Voltage drop, current input < 1.5 V active – 3 I 6 – passive
Output I
2 7
Output current 0...20 mA, 4...20 mA + Power
Power – 24 V
Load impedance current ≤ 600 Ω, @ max 23mA 1 8
General data
Configuration none
Power consumption, max. 0.8
Pollution degree 2
Approvals CE; cULus; DETNORVER; FMEX; GL; GOSTME25; IECEXKEM;
KEMAATEX

Note Screwsupply
Power connection
Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No.
Screw connection ACT20M-CI-CO-S 1 1175980000
Note
Accessories
1460730000 – 2014/2015 C.13

ACT20M
Signal converter ACT20M-AI-AO-S

• Isolation and conversion of DC signals
I, U 4 5 I, U
PLC
IN 3 6 OUT
2 7 24 V
C
Supply DC
1 230 V
82 83 8 AC
Supply
Technical data
Input Input Switch
Input voltage 0(2)…10 V, 0(1)…5 V 1 2 3 4
Sensor supply > 17 V DC at 20 mA 0 … 20 mA ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Input resistance, voltage >500 kΩ 4 … 20 m ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Voltage drop, current input <1,5 V 0 … 10 V ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Output 2 … 10 V ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Output current adjustable, 0...20 mA, 4...20 mA 0…5V ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Output voltage adjustable, 0(2)...10 V, 0(1)...5 V 1 …5 V ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Load impedance current ≤ 600 Ω, @ max 23mA 0 ... 20 mA loop ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Load impedance voltage ≥ 10 kΩ 4 ... 20 mA loop ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
General data
Supply voltage 24 V DC ± 30 % Output 1 Switch
Accuracy < 0.05 % of measuring range 5 6 7
Temperature coefficient ≤ 0.01 % / °C 0 … 20 mA ◼ ◼ ◼
Cut-off frequency (-3 dB) 100 Hz 4 … 20 m ◼ ◼ ◼
Power consumption, typ. 400 mW 0 … 10 V ◼ ◼ ◼
Power consumption, max. 1.2 W 2 … 10 V ◼ ◼ ◼
Step response time ≤ 7 ms 0…5V ◼ ◼ ◼
Insulation coordination 1 …5 V ◼ ◼ ◼
Insulation voltage 2.5 kVeff ◼ = on
Rated voltage 300 Veff ◼ = off
Pollution degree 2 ACT20M-AI-AO-S
2-wire 4 5 PLC
Approvals CE; cULus; DETNORVER; FMEX; GL; GOSTME25; IECEXKEM; mA In
+ +
Out 1 V, mA
KEMAATEX passive – 3 U, I 6 – passive
U, I
2 7
+ Power
Power – 24 V
1 8
4-wire 4 5 PLC
+ +
V, mA In Out 1 V, mA
active – 3 U, I 6 – passive
Dimensions Screw connection 2

U, I
7
+ Power
Clamping range (nominal / min. / max.) mm² 2.5 / 0.5 / 2.5 Power 24 V
1 8 –
Note Screwsupply
Power connection
Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No.
Screw connection ACT20M-AI-AO-S 1 1176000000
Note
Accessories
C.14 1460730000 – 2014/2015

ACT20M

Signal converter ACT20M-AI-AO-E-S
• Isolation and conversion of DC signals
I, U 4 5 I, U
PLC
IN 3 6 OUT
2 7 24 V
C
Supply DC
1 230 V
82 83 8 AC
Supply
Technical data
Input Input Switch
Input voltage 0(2)…10 V, 0(1)…5 V 1 2 3 4
Input resistance, voltage >500 kΩ 0 … 20 mA ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Voltage drop, current input <1,5 V 4 … 20 m ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Output 0 … 10 V ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Output current adjustable, 0...20 mA, 4...20 mA 2 … 10 V ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Output voltage adjustable, 0(2)...10 V, 0(1)...5 V 0…5V ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Load impedance current ≤ 600 Ω, @ max 23mA 1 …5 V ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Load impedance voltage ≥ 10 kΩ
General data
Output 1 Switch
5 6 7
Ambient temperature 0 °C...+70 °C
0 … 20 mA ◼ ◼ ◼
4 … 20 m ◼ ◼ ◼
0 … 10 V ◼ ◼ ◼
2 … 10 V ◼ ◼ ◼
0…5V ◼ ◼ ◼
1 …5 V ◼ ◼ ◼
Insulation coordination ◼ = on
◼ = off
Rated voltage 300 Veff ACT20M-AI-AO-E-S
Pollution degree 2 4 5
4-wire PLC
+ +
Overvoltage category II V, mA In Out 1 V, mA
active – 3 U, I 6 – passive
Approvals CE; cULus; DETNORVER; GL; GOSTME25
U, I
2 7
+ Power
Power – 24 V
1 8

Note Screwsupply
Power connection
Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No.
Screw connection ACT20M-AI-AO-E-S 1 1176010000
Note
Accessories
1460730000 – 2014/2015 C.15

ACT20M
Signal converter ACT20M-BAI-AO-S

• Isolation and conversion of bipolar DC signals into
standard signals
I, U 4 5 I, U
PLC
IN 3 6 OUT
2 7 24 V
C
Supply DC
1 230 V
82 83 8 AC
Supply
Technical data
Input
Input current -10 mA…0…+10 mA, -20 mA…0…+20 mA
Input voltage -5 V…0…+5 V, -10 V…0…+10 V
Output
Output current 0...20 mA, 4...20 mA
Output voltage adjustable, 0(2)...10 V, 0(1)...5 V
Load impedance current ≤ 600 Ω
General data
Storage temperature -40 °C...+85 °C
Cut-off frequency (-3 dB) ≥ 100 Hz, 10 Hz
Pollution degree 2
Approvals
Dimensions
Note Screwsupply
Power connection
optionally via mounting rail bus CH20M
Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No.
ACT20M-BAI-AO-S 1 1375450000
Note
Accessories
Note Mounting rail bus, see Accessories
C.16 1460730000 – 2014/2015

ACT20M

Universal measurement and ACT20M-UI-AO-S
signal converter
• Isolation and conversion of temperature signals and DC
signals
• C onfiguration using FDT/DTM software
4 5 I, U
PLC
3 6 OUT
I, U, R
2 7 24 V
C
IN Supply DC 230 V
1 82 83 8 AC
Supply
Technical data
ACT20M-UI-AO-S
Input
Sensor Thermocouples: B, E, J, K, L, LR, N, R, N, R, S, T, U, W3, W5, RTD: 4-wire
+
4 5
+
PLC
mA In Out 1 mA
PT100, PT1000, Ni100, Ni1000, 2-/3-/4-wire active – 3 U, I, ϧ 6 – passive
Potentiometer 10 Ω…10 kΩ U, I
2 7
Resistance 10 Ω…10 kΩ + Power
Power – 24 V
Input current 0...20 mA, 4…20mA 1 8
Input voltage 0(2)…10 V, 0(1)…5 V

Input resistance, voltage > 10 MΩ
Voltage drop, current input <3V 2-wire 4 5 PLC
+ +
Sensor supply > 15 V DC at 20 mA mA
passive
In
– –
Out 1 mA
passive
3 U, I, ϧ 6
Output
U, I
Output current adjustable, 0...20 mA, 4...20 mA 2 7
+ Power
Output voltage adjustable, 0(2)...10 V, 0(1)...5 V 1 Power 8 – 24 V
Load impedance current ≤ 600 Ω, @ max 28mA

General data
Configuration With FDT/DTM software ACT20M-UI-AO-S
4 5 PLC
Ambient temperature -25 °C...+70 °C + +
Out 1 mA
– passive
Accuracy < 0.1 % of measuring range 4-wire 3 U, I, ϧ 6
V In U, I
Temperature coefficient ≤ 0.01 % / °C active – 2 7
+ Power
Power consumption, typ. 400 mW Power – 24 V
1 8
Step response time 400 ms (10...90%) @ U/I, 1 s @ temp
Insulation voltage 2.5 kVeff 4 5
+
PLC
Out 1 mA
Rated voltage 300 Veff 3 U, I, ϧ 6 – passive
Pollution degree 2 U, I
TC 2 7
Overvoltage category II In
+ + Power
– Power – 24 V
Approvals cULus; DETNORVER; FMEX; GL; GOSTME25; IECEXKEM; KEMAATEX 1 8
ACT20M-UI-AO-S
Sense + 4 5 PLC
+
Out 1 mA
Dimensions Screw connection R+ 3 U, I, ϧ 6 – passive
Clamping range (nominal / min. / max.) mm² 2.5 / 0.5 / 2.5 RTD
R– 2
U, I
7
+ Power
Depth x width x height mm 114.3 / 6.1 / 112.5 24 V
Sense – 1 Power 8 –
Note Screwsupply
Power connection
Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No.
Screw connection ACT20M-UI-AO-S 1 1176030000
Note
Accessories
DIN mounting rail, see Accessories
1460730000 – 2014/2015 C.17

ACT20M
Passive isolator ACT20M-CI-CO-ILP-S

• Isolation of DC signals without additional voltage supply
• S upply from the input measuring circuit
• O ptionally available as a 1-channel / 2-channel version
4 5
I IN 1 I OUT 1 PLC
3 6
2 7
C
I IN 2 I OUT 2 PLC
1 8
24 V
DC
230 V
AC
Technical data
ACT20M-CI-CO-ILP-S
Input
Voltage drop, current input 1.25 V + 0.015 Vout @25°C 4-wire
+
4 5
+
PLC
mA In Out mA
Input current 0...20 mA, 4…20mA active – 3 I 6 – passive
Output
2 7
Output current 0...20 mA, 4...20 mA I
Load impedance current ≤ 600 Ω, @ max 23mA 1 8
General data
Configuration none
Ambient temperature -25 °C...+70 °C ACT20M-2CI-2CO-ILP-S
Accuracy < 0.1 % of measuring range 4-wire 4 5 PLC

+ +
Temperature coefficient ≤ 0.01 % / °C mA In 1
– I –
Out 1 mA
active 3 6 passive
Cut-off frequency (-3 dB) 100 Hz I
Power consumption, max. 30 mW per channel 4-wire

+
2
I
7
+
PLC
mA In 2 Out 2 mA
Step response time ≤ 5 ms active – 1
I
8 – passive
Pollution degree 2
Approvals cULus; DETNORVER; FMEX; GL; GOSTME25; IECEXKEM; KEMAATEX
Dimensions 1-channel version

Note Power supply optionally over the DIN mounting rail CH20M
Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No.
1-channel version ACT20M-CI-CO-ILP-S 1 1176070000
2-channel version ACT20M-2CI-2CO-ILP-S 1 1176080000
Note
Accessories
C.18 1460730000 – 2014/2015

ACT20M

Passive isolator ACT20M-CI-CO-OLP-S
• Isolation of DC signals without additional voltage supply
• S upply from the output measurement circuit
• O ptionally available as a 1-channel / 2-channel version
4 5
I IN 1 I OUT 1 PLC
3 6
2 7
C
I IN 2 I OUT 2
1 8
24 V
DC
230 V
AC
Technical data
ACT20M-CI-CO-OLP-S
Input
Voltage drop, current input Typical 2.5 V 2-wire
+
4 5
+
PLC
mA In Out mA
Input current 4...20 mA passive – 3 I 6 – active
Output
2 7
Output current 4...20 mA I
Supply voltage 6…35 V 1 8
General data
Configuration none
Ambient temperature -25 °C...+70 °C ACT20M-2CI-2CO-OLP-S
Accuracy < 0.05 % of measuring range 2-wire 4 5 PLC

+ +
Temperature coefficient ≤± 0.07 µA x (Δ °C x V supply) @ Tamb < 25 °C mA In 1
– I –
Out 1 mA
passive 3 6 active
≤±0.02 µA x (Δ °C x V supply) @ Tamb > 25 °C I
Cut-off frequency (-3 dB) 100 Hz 2-wire

+
2
I
7
+
PLC
mA In 2 Out 2 mA
Power consumption, max. 30 mW per channel passive – 1
I
8 – active
Pollution degree 2
Approvals cULus; DETNORVER; FMEX; GL; GOSTME25; IECEXKEM; KEMAATEX
Dimensions 1-channel version

Note Power supply optionally over the DIN mounting rail CH20M
Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No.
1-channel version ACT20M-CI-CO-OLP-S 1 1176040000
2-channel version ACT20M-2CI-2CO-OLP-S 1 1176050000
Note
Accessories
1460730000 – 2014/2015 C.19

ACT20M
Temperature transducer ACT20M-RTCI-CO-OLP-S

• Isolation and conversion of temperature signals, (RTD
and thermocouple)
• P ower supply via the output circuit
4 5 I, U
IN PLC
3 6 OUT
2
C
1
24 V
DC
230 V
AC
Technical data
Input
Sensor PT100 / 2-/3-/4-wire, Thermocouple acc. to IEC 584, type: J,
Thermocouple acc. to IEC 584, type: K
Input measurement range PT100 -200…+850 °C, Thermocouple type J -100…+1200°C,
Thermocouple type K -200…+1370°C
Temperature input range Configurable
Output
Output current 4...20 mA, 20…4 mA
Sensor error detection 3.5 mA ⁄ 23 mA ⁄ none
General data
Supply voltage Output loop powered
Power consumption ca. 1 W
Accuracy Absolute accuracy: < ±0.05 % of the measurement range, RTD
(PT100) Basic accuracy: < ±0.1 °C of the measurement range, TC
(J,K) Basic accuracy: < ±0.5 °C of the measurement range
Galvanic isolation 2-way isolator
Step response time ≤ 30 ms, < 300 ms
Pollution degree 2
Approvals
Dimensions
Note
Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No.
ACT20M-RTCI-CO-OLP-S 1 1435590000
Note
Accessories
C.20 1460730000 – 2014/2015

ACT20M

Temperature transducer ACT20M-RTI-CO-EOLP-S
• Conversion of temperature signals, RTD
• P ower supply via the output circuit
4 5 I, U
PLC
3 6 OUT
IN
2
C
1
24 V
DC
230 V
AC
Technical data
Input
Sensor PT100 / 2-/3-/4-wire
Input measurement range PT100 -200…+850 °C
Output
Output current adjustable, 4...20 mA, 20…4 mA
General data
Supply voltage Output loop powered
Accuracy Absolute accuracy: < ±0.1 % of the measurement range, Basic
accuracy: < ±0.2°C
Galvanic isolation Without isolation
Ambient temperature -25 °C...+70°C
Pollution degree 2
Approvals
Dimensions
Note
Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No.
ACT20M-RTI-CO-EOLP-S 1 1435610000
Note
Accessories
1460730000 – 2014/2015 C.21

ACT20M
Temperature transducer ACT20M-RTI-AO-S

• Isolation and conversion of temperature signals, RTD
(PT100)
4 5 I, U
PLC
3 OUT
IN 6
2 24 V
7
C
DC
1 Supply 230 V
82 83 8 AC
Supply
Technical data
Input
Output
Output current adjustable, 0...20 mA, 4...20 mA
General data
accuracy: < ±0.1°C
Temperature coefficient ≤0.01 % of the measurement range⁄°C or 0.02 °C ⁄ °C
Ambient temperature -25 °C +70 °C
Pollution degree 2
Approvals
Dimensions
Note
Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No.
ACT20M-RTI-AO-S 1 1375510000
Note
Accessories
C.22 1460730000 – 2014/2015

ACT20M

Temperature transducer ACT-20M-RTI-AO-E-S
• Conversion of temperature signals, RTD (PT100)
4 5 I, U
PLC
3 OUT
IN 6
2 24 V
7
C
1 Supply DC
230 V
8 AC
Technical data
Input
Output
General data
Accuracy Absolute accuracy: < ±0.1 % of the measurement range
Temperature coefficient ≤0.01 % of the measurement range⁄°C or 0.02 °C ⁄ °C
Ambient temperature -25 °C +70 °C
Pollution degree 2
Approvals
Dimensions
Note
Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No.
ACT20M-RTI-AO-E-S 1 1375520000
Note
Accessories
1460730000 – 2014/2015 C.23

ACT20M
Temperature transducer ACT20M-TCI-AO-S

• Isolation and conversion of temperature signals,
(thermocouple)
4 5 I, U
IN PLC
3 6 OUT
2 24 V
7
C
DC
1 Supply 230 V
8 AC
82 83
Supply
Technical data
Input
Sensor Thermocouple (type J, K)
Input measurement range Thermocouple type J -100…+1200°C, Thermocouple type K
-200…+1370°C
Output
General data
accuracy: < ±0.5°
Temperature coefficient < 0.1 % / °C
Step response time ≤ 30 ms, < 300 ms, Configurable
Pollution degree 2
Approvals
Dimensions
Note
Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No.
ACT20M-TCI-AO-S 1 1375480000
Note
Accessories
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ACT20M

Temperature transducer ACT-20M-TCI-AO-E-S
• Conversion of temperature signals, (thermocouple)
4 5 I, U
IN PLC
3 OUT
6
2 24 V
7
C
DC
1 Supply 230 V
AC
8
Technical data
Input
Sensor Thermocouple (type J, K)
Input measurement range Thermocouple type J -100…+1200°C, Thermocouple type K
-200…+1370°C
Output
General data
accuracy: < ±1 °C
Step response time ≤ 30 ms, < 300 ms, Configurable
Pollution degree 2
Approvals
Dimensions
Note
Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No.
ACT20M-TCI-AO-E-S 1 1375500000
Note
Accessories
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CH20M rail bus
CH20M rail bus
Quick and safe power supply through the DIN rail. The supply of 24 V DC to the power rail can be from any
one of the auxiliary powered ACT20M modules, when that
This customer-friendly infrastructure solution brings power, module is itself externally supplied. This allows the rail to
signals and data to the rail in a quick and reliable manner. power up to 8 other modules (approximately 400 mA). For
The rail bus can replace the tedious individual wiring process powering additional ACT20Ms, a separate Feed-In module
with a flexible and uninterrupted system solution. As a result, can be used.
the customer saves time and cost-especially if any module The ACT20-Feed-In-Basic provides a simple and compact
C changes are needed later, as other adjacent modules are
not disturbed. The uninterrupted system bus is securely
(6 mm width) power supply interface to the rail, for
supplying up to 2.5 A (up to 50 x ACT20M modules).
integrated within the 35 mm standard mounting rail.
Whether 7.5 mm or 15 mm high, the custom-fit rail profiles
are easy to install on all TS 35 standard rails in accordance
with DIN EN 60715.
The resistant gold-plated contacts ensure a permanent and

reliable contact. The ACT20M modules are simply snapped
onto the mounting rail and are automatically in contact with
the DIN rail bus.
The ACT20-Feed-In-Pro is a more powerful 22.5 mm wide

solution. This takes 2 external 24 V DC inputs, and via
internal diodes provides a redundant supply to the rail, and
an alarm output in the case of input failure.
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CH20M rail bus

Rail bus accessories
CH20M BUS-PROFIL TS35x7.5/1000 CH20M BUS-PROFIL TS35x15/1000 CH20M BUS 4.50/05 AU/1000
Support section for bus circuit board Support section for bus circuit board Bus PCB
• Support section for TS 35 x 7.5 • Support section for TS 35 x 15 • Bus circuit board for use on TS 35 x 7.5
• Length: 250, 500 or 750 mm • Length: 250, 500 or 750 mm and TS 35 x 15
• Length: 250, 500 or 750 mm
• Five conductor paths, gold-plated
• Electrical rating: 63 V AC, 5 A/conductor path C
Ordering data Ordering data Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No. Type Qty. Order No. Type Qty. Order No.
CH20M BUS-PROFIL TS35x7.5/250 10 1248150000 CH20M BUS-PROFIL TS35x15/250 5 1248180000 CH20M BUS 4.50/05 AU/250 10 1248220000
CH20M BUS-ADP TS35/1000 CH20M BUS-AP LI TS35x7.5 & 15 CH20M BUS-AP RE TS35x7.5 & 15
Cover plate End plate End plate
• Cover plate for DIN rail bus • End plate for DIN rail bus • End plate for DIN rail bus
• Length: 250, 500 or 750 mm • Fits on TS 35 x 7.5 and TS 35 x 15 • Fits on TS 35 x 7.5 and TS 35 x 15
• left • right

CH20M BUS-ADP TS35/250 10 1248250000 CH20M BUS-AP LI TS35x7.5 & 15 50 1193160000 CH20M BUS-AP RE TS35x7.5 & 15 50 1193170000
CH20M BUS-ADP TS35/500 10 1248260000
CH20M BUS-ADP TS35/750 5 1248270000
SET CH20M BUS 250MM TS 35X15 SET CH20M BUS 250MM TS 35X7.5 TS 35x7.5 / TS 35x15
Set Set DIN rail
• SET consists of one each of • SET consists of one each of • DIN rail with slot
CH20M BUS 4.50/05 AU/250 CH20M BUS 4.50/05 AU/250 • Passivated galvanised steel
CH20M BUS-ADP TS 35/250 CH20M BUS-ADP TS 35/250
CH20M BUS-AP LI TS 35X7.5 & 15 CH20M BUS-AP LI TS 35X7.5 & 15
CH20M BUS-AP RE TS 35X7.5 & 15 CH20M BUS-AP RE TS 35X7.5 & 15
CH20M BUS-PROFIL TS 35X15/250 CH20M BUS-PROFIL TS 35X7.5/250
SET CH20M BUS 250MM TS 35X15 1 1335150000 SET CH20M BUS 250MM TS 35X7.5 1 1335140000 TS 35X7.5/LL 1M/ST/ZN 10 0514510000
TS 35X15/LL 1M/ST/ZN 10 0236510000
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CH20M rail bus
Power-feed module for the CH20M DIN rail bus
4 A supply with backup supply and

error analysis
The power-feed unit ACT20-FEED-IN-PRO-S supplies

the devices on the CH20M DIN rail bus with 24 V DC.
At the same time, the FEED-IN device reads the group error
contact – optionally provided by the installed devices – from
C the CH20M rail bus and sends a message through the
status relay to the external controller. Optionally, two power
supplies can be connected as a primary and back-up, to
create a redundant 24 V DC source. An installation in
Zone 2 / Division 2 is also possible. Three LEDs show the
status of the power supply and the error status.
Weidmüller offers a compact and narrow 6 mm

feed-in module as an alternative. This feeds the 24 V DC
from it‘s field terminals directly to the to the DIN rail bus. Up
to 80 modules can be fed with a maximum available current
The FEED-IN-PRO can supply a maximum of 4 A to feed of 2.5 A.
up to 120 devices mounted on a CH20M rail bus. Quick
identification of errors on the DIN rail bus is through the
internal status relay. The FEED-IN-PRO device immediately
recognises and displays when a power supply has failed.
The supply is then switched automatically to the redundant
power supply.
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ACT20 power-feed unit

ACT20 power-feed module ACT20-Feed-In-PRO-S ACT20-Feed-In-BASIC-S
• Distributes the supply onto the busbar
• C ompatible with Weidmüller CH20 DIN rail bus
• O ptional connection for backup supply
• A pproved for use in Ex-Zone 2 /Div. 2
• Monitoring of the supply voltage
• A larm alerts via the status relay
Alarm
Power supply, 0 V 51 Power supply, +24 V

44 NC
Power supply,+24V 52
43 Status relay, N.C.
Backup, +24 V 53
42 Status relay, shared
Backup, 0 V 54 Power supply, 0 V
C
41 Status relay, N.O.
85 84 83 82 81
Status
0V
0V
+24 V
+24 V
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
Technical data
Input
Supply voltage 21.6...26.4 V DC 21.6...26.4 V DC
Input current Max. 4 A 0.5...2.5 A DC
21.6...26.4 V DC
Trigger level for the power supply Fault < 21 V DC
Output, power supply
Output voltage Input voltage -0.5 V DC / 4 A Corresponds to the input voltage
Output power 96 W
Output current Max. 4 A Equivalent to input current
Output, status relay in safe zone
Max. switching voltage, AC / Max. switching voltage, DC 250 V / 30 V 250 V / 30 V
Continuous current 2 A AC / DC
AC power, max. 500 VA / 60 W
General data
Degree of efficiency 0,976 100 %
Ambient temperature -20 °C...+60 °C -25 °C...+70 °C
Protection degree IP 20 IP 20
Weight 140 70
Humidity 95 %, no condensation 95 %, no condensation
Approvals DEKRAATEX; DETNORVER; FMEX; GOSTME25; IECEXDEK cULus; DETNORVER; FMEX; GL; GOSTME25; IECEXKEM; KEMAATEX
Dimensions Screw connection Screw connection

Clamping range (nominal / min. / max.) mm² 2.5 / 0.5 / 2.5 2.5 / 0.5 / 2.5
Length x width x height mm 119.2 / 22.5 / 113.6 114.3 / 6.1 / 112.5
Note
Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No. Type Qty. Order No.
Screw connection ACT20-FEED-IN-PRO-S 1 8965500000 ACT20-FEED-IN-BASIC-S 1 1282490000
Note
Accessories
Note DIN mounting rail, see Accessories DIN mounting rail, see Accessories
1460730000 – 2014/2015 C.29

MCZ-SERIES – Overview
Signal converter in a terminal format
The MCZ-SERIES signal converters have a slim terminal

design and convert, isolate and monitor analogue signals.
They have five tension clamp connections. The open side
of the housing can be closed using a standard cover plate
accessory. The housing has a low height of just 6.3 cm.
It also accommodates a cross-connector for reducing the
C
wiring of multiple module‘s 24 V and 0 V connections.
Two WS10/6 markers can be used for labelling. These
are available in MultiCard format and can be printed using
Weidmüller‘s professional printing system.
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MCZ-SERIES – Overview

Security
Electrical isolation increases the safety

of operations and reduces the risk of
facility malfunctions.
Saves space in the electrical cabinet

C
m
6m
High product density (modules only

6 mm wide) reduces space taken on
the DIN rail.
Simple wiring
The power supply can easily be

bridged from one module to the next
using pluggable cross-connections.
DC/DC passive disconnector
PT100 /RTD signal converter
Frequency signal converter
Threshold monitoring
1460730000 – 2014/2015 C.31

MCZ SERIES - DC/DC passive isolator
Input current loop feed MCZ CCC / ILP

• Passive isolators for galvanic isolation of 0/4...20 mA
standard signals.
• T he component draws power from the measurement
signal and requires no additional auxiliary power
• L ow energy consumption, pick-up current of < 100 µA.
C
I
Technical data
Input
Input voltage / Input current / 0(4)...20 mA current loop
15
Pick-up current < 100 µA
Voltage drop 2.5....3 V at 20 mA 12
Output 9
UE [V]
Output voltage / Output current max. 10 V / 0...20 mA, 4...20 mA 6
Load impedance, voltage/current / ≤ 500 Ω 3
Accuracy < 0.1 % of end value 0
Temperature coefficient ≤ 50 ppm/K of measured value at 0 Ω load resistance 0 100 200 300 400 500 600
Cut-off frequency (-3 dB) 100 Hz RL [Ω]
General data
Configuration none
Approvals CE; CSA; cURus; GOSTME25
Standards DIN EN 60529, DIN EN 61010-1
EMC standards EN 61000-6
Insulation voltage 510 Veff
Dimensions Tension-clamp connection

Depth x width x height mm 63.2 / 6
Note Tension clamp connection
Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No.
Tension-clamp connection MCZ CCC 0-20mA/0-20mA 10 8411190000
Note
Accessories
Note Cross-connectors for power supplies and markers: refer to Accessories
C.32 1460730000 – 2014/2015

MCZ-SERIES - PT100 / RTD - signal isolator

RTD 2-/3-conductor converter MCZ PT100/3 CLP / OLP
Output-loop powered
• RTD signal converter for galvanic isolation and
conversion of PT100 signals
• T he component draws power from the output circuit and
requires no additional auxiliary power
PT100
J U/I
VC
C
Technical data
Input
Sensor PT100/2-/3-wire (in compliance with IEC 751)
Sensor supply 0.8 mA / 9…30 V DC
Output
Output current 4...20 mA (current loop)
Load impedance, voltage/current / ≤ 600 Ω
General data
Configuration none
Accuracy Typical 0.2%, max. 0.5% of FSR
Approvals CE; CSA; cURus; GOSTME25
Standards DIN EN 50178, DIN EN 61000-4-2
EMC standards EN 61000-6
Dimensions Tension-clamp connection

Depth x width x height mm 63.2 / 6 /
Note
Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No.
0...100 °C Tension-clamp connection MCZ PT100/3 CLP 0...100C 10 8425720000
-50...+150 °C Tension-clamp connection MCZ PT100/3 CLP -50C...+150C 10 8473000000
-40...+100 °C Tension-clamp connection MCZ PT100/3 CLP -40C...100C 10 8604430000
Note
Accessories
Note Cross-connectors for power supplies and markers: refer to Accessories
1460730000 – 2014/2015 C.33

MCZ SERIES - frequency signal isolator
DC/f converter MCZ VFC MCZ CFC

The analogue input signal is converted into a configurable
frequency signal. Thus analogue signals can be read by the
PLC‘s counter inputs.
Vcc Input Vcc Input

4 1 5
+24V 1
U/I 0...10V
+24V
0...20mA
I Output OV
C
Output OV
5 f
f 2 5 f 2
f
f f/2f/4f/16 U f f/2f/4f/16 I
16kHz 16kHz
3 GND 3 GND
Technical data
Input
Input voltage / Input current 0...10 V / / 0...20 mA
Input resistance, voltage/current 100 kΩ / / 50 Ω
Voltage drop 1 V at 20 mA
Output
Output frequency 0...1/ 4/ 8/ 16 kHz 0...1/ 4/ 8/ 16 kHz
Output level PNP, Ub-0.7 V PNP, Ub-0.7 V
Output current max. 20 mA max. 20 mA
Accuracy 0.2% of FSR 0.2% of FSR
Temperature coefficient ≤ 250 ppm/K ≤ 250 ppm/K
Status indicator LED, pulsing LED, pulsing
General data
Configuration DIP switch DIP switch
Supply voltage 24 V DC ± 10 % 24 V DC ± 10 %
Current consumption 14 mA without load 14 mA without load
Current-carrying capacity of cross-connect. ≤ 20 A ≤ 20 A
Ambient temperature 0 °C...+50 °C 0 °C...+50 °C
Approvals CE; GOSTME25 CE; GOSTME25
Standards DIN EN 50178 DIN EN 50178
EMC standards EN 55011, EN 61000-6 EN 55011, EN 61000-6
Rated voltage 100 V 100 V
Impulse withstand voltage 1.5 kV 1.5 kV
Insulation voltage 1 kV DC 1 kV DC
Overvoltage category III III
Pollution degree 2 2
Clearance & creepage distances ≥ 1.5 mm ≥ 1.5 mm
Dimensions Tension-clamp connection Tension-clamp connection

Depth x width x height mm 63.2 / 6 63.2 / 6
Note Tension clamp connection Tension clamp connection
Ordering data
Tension-clamp connection MCZ VFC 0-10V 10 8461470000 MCZ CFC 0-20MA 10 8461480000
Note
Accessories
Note Cross-connectors for power supplies and markers: refer to Accessories Cross-connectors for power supplies and markers: refer to Accessories
C.34 1460730000 – 2014/2015

MCZ SERIES - threshold monitoring

Transistor output MCZ SC 0...10 V MCZ SC 0...20 mA
• 2 digital outputs
• Monitoring of upper and lower limit values
• 3 selectable input ranges: 300 mV...10 V, 30 mV...1 V,
10 mV...100 mV
4 3 Vcc 2
4 3 Vcc 2 +24V OV
Output1
U/I Output1 P1
+24V
Th1
OV
max.50mA
P1 Th1
max.50mA
Input
C
Input P2 0...20mA
Th2
P2 Th2
0...10mA 5 1
5 Output2 1
max.50mA Output2
VC max.50mA
Technical data
Input
Input voltage / Input current 0...10 V / / 0.5...20 mA
Input resistance, voltage/current 60 kΩ / / 50 Ω
Voltage drop 1V
Output
Contact assembly double switch output PNP double switch output PNP
Function UIN<UTH1: output 1 active / UIN>UTH2: output 2 active IIN<ITH1: Output 1 active / IIN>ITH2: Output 2 active
Switching thresholds Via 2 potentiometers (12 turns) Via 2 potentiometers (12 turns)
Hysteresis 1% of adjusted final value 1% of adjusted final value
Switching current 50 mA - per channel (voltage drop at 50 mA - per channel (voltage drop at
transistor: < 1.2 V at 50 mA) transistor: < 1.2 V at 50 mA)
Step response time < 250 µs (switching threshold at 90% of < 250 µs (switching threshold at 90% of
max. input signal; RI ≤ 1 kΩ) max. input signal; RI ≤ 1 kΩ)
Cut-off frequency (-3 dB) 100 Hz 100 Hz
Temperature coefficient max. 250 ppm/K max. 250 ppm/K
General data
Configuration Potentiometer Potentiometer
Approvals CE; CSA; cURus; GOSTME25 CE; CSA; cURus; GOSTME25
Standards DIN EN 50178 DIN EN 50178
Dimensions Tension-clamp connection Tension-clamp connection

Depth x width x height mm 63.2 / 6 63.2 / 6
Note Tension clamp connection Tension clamp connection
Ordering data
Tension-clamp connection MCZ SC 0-10V 10 8260280000 MCZ SC 0-20MA 10 8227350000
Note
Accessories
Note Cross-connectors for power supplies and markers: refer to Accessories Cross-connectors for power supplies and markers: refer to Accessories
1460730000 – 2014/2015 C.35

C
C.36
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Contents
Signal converters
Signal converters
Signal converters Universal signal converters – Overview D.2
ACT20C – Overview D.4
ACT20C – Network-compatible signal converter D.7
ACT20P – Overview D.8
ACT20P – Signal splitter D.11
ACT20P – Signal converter D.12 D

ACT20P – Bridge measuring transducer D.16
WAVESERIES – Overview D.18
WAVESERIES – Universal signal converter D.22
WAVESERIES – DC/DC 3-way isolator, configurable D.26
WAVESERIES – DC/DC 3-way isolator D.28
WAVESERIES – DC/DC 2-way isolator D.38
WAVESERIES – DC/DC passive isolator D.40
WAVESERIES – Temperature measuring transducer D.44
WAVESERIES – Frequency signal isolator/converter configurable D.54
WAVESERIES – Current measuring transducer D.56
WAVESERIES – Voltage measuring transducer D.60
Isolating converter for serial interfaces D.62
1460730000 – 2014/2015 D.1

Universal signal converters – Overview
Signal converters
Signal converters
Weidmüller analogue conditioners and monitoring Features

modules are offered in touch-safe IP 20 housings and
with space-saving DIN mounting. • Can handle a variety of measurements
• Standard analogue signals on the output side
This product line includes: passive and active isolation • Configurable options
amplifiers for analogue current and voltage signals; • Stand-alone, pluggable connection mechanism – screw or
measurement isolators for measuring temperatures, tension clamp
resistances, frequencies, AC/DC currents and voltages; and • Tool-free installation
universally-configurable signal isolating converters with • Minimal commissioning needed - often with no
integrated threshold monitoring. calibration.
D Weidmüller wide product range covers all the functions
• Minimal wiring effort – with pluggable ZQV 2.5N
cross-connector
for isolating, converting and monitoring analogue signals. • Excellent functionality
These products can therefore be used in practically all • Clear type designations makes selection easy
industrial measurement applications to safeguard the basic • High level galvanic isolation
functionality between field signals and post-processing • International approvals
systems. A comprehensive line of accessories is also available
for the analogue signal converter product line. These include
pluggable cross-connectors, markers, and configuration
adapters for the software-programmable products.
D.2 1460730000 – 2014/2015

Universal signal converters – Overview
Signal converters
D
ACT20C
ACT20P
WAVESERIES
1460730000 – 2014/2015 D.3

ACT20C – Overview
Your process requires the utmost attention

Signal converters
Our new ACT20C signal conditioners support you in achieving this
Many process parameters in your system are handled by

your control system, which shows you the current status of
your process. Even so, do you have a full overview of critical
system states? And this at all times, at every location, and
with the recent system history?
With the ACT20C, you receive accurate information on the

status of the sensors, signal processing and cabling. Data
can be called up and will depending on your individual
communications infrastructure. This comprehensive
D overview allows you to accurately analyse errors and faults,
and initiate targeted actions taken by system operators
and maintenance personnel. By doing so, this technology
contributes to ensuring reliable system operation.
D.4 1460730000 – 2014/2015

ACT20C – Overview
ACT20C signal conditioner with Ethernet interface
Signal converters
Comprehensive process transparency is provided
by the transfer of diagnostics information, signals and data
You would like more process transparency for your
systems. We support you with signal conditioners
that supply you with precise information via our
Ethernet interace. Let’s connect.
To be able to control systems and processes optimally, you

require a constant flow of information on the current states
of individual applications, devices and functions.
Our ACT20C signal conditioner not only monitors the signal

conversion, but also communicates precise information
on device status, signals and data directly to connected
D
computer and control systems.
Our Ethernet interface enables an event-controlled transfer

of diagnostics information, which in turn supports the
elimination of faults in, for example, plant operation.
Universal signal conversion

Can be used in a multitude of
applications thanks to customer Simple remote access
and application specific defined Simple operation and configuration Continuous monitoring of device and system
conversion methods with just one Software supported configuration allows a fast functions, simple and affordable integration of
single module. application of settings and simple operation. existing Ethernet networks.
ETH
I, U I, U
PS
1460730000 – 2014/2015 D.5

ACT20C – Overview
Detailed analysis and presentation of core process parameters

Signal converters
The ACT20C supplies key parameters and historical data,

independent of the location
Thanks to the ACT20C, Weidmüller is now the first to offer the front panel or via the Ethernet, and performance is
a solution which supplies you with extensive diagnostic ensured through the manufacturer-independent FDT/DTM
and status information without the need to deal with the software platform. To work with this platform, Weidmüller
complexity of field bus systems. provides the WI-Manager universal FDT frame application.
The isolating converters are based on the proven, robust Data collected in the ACT20C is made available over
technology of transferring analogue signals to the DCS the Ethernet via Modbus TCP. Depending on the
system. Various signal sources and field devices can be communications infrastructure, you can make this data
connected to the input side of the isolating converters. available to your SCADA system within your network, and
As a result of this, the ACT20C can be configured for the you can also access it via the Internet from any location
D user-defined processing of current, voltage and transmitter
signals. Access is accomplished via a service interface on
using an industrial Ethernet router.
D.6 1460730000 – 2014/2015

ACT20C - Network-compatible signal converter
Network-ready signal converter for ACT20C-AI-AO-MTCP-S

DC voltage and current signals
Network-compatible signal converter with Ethernet
Signal converters
• S calable current or voltage input
• C urrent or voltage output
• L imit-value monitoring with parameterisation options
• D iagnostics on device status, signals and line faults
via Modbus
• P C configuration with FDT/DTM software, download
link at www.weidmueller.com
U I I U I
RJ45
– 11 51 –
– ETH –
V + 12 52 +
mA + I, U I, U +
– 13 53
Tx + PS
14 54
63 64
– +
24 V DC
Technical data D
Input
Input current 0...20 mA, 4...20 mA
Input voltage 0(2)…10 V
Sensor supply > 17 V DC at 20 mA
Output
Output voltage 0...10 V
Signal processing
Transfer functions Linear, Inverse
Limit-value monitoring Process alarms with adjustable delay and hysteresis
Condition Monitoring Process value: sensor value, output value
Diagnostics Device status, Short-circuit (input/output), Cable break (input/output),
Overload (sensor/output)
General data
Power consumption ≤ 3.5 W
Accuracy < 0.15% end value (+ 0.05% > 55°C), Current: 1 uA / 30 uA (+ 10 uA
> 55°C), Voltage: 1 mV / 15 mV (+ 5 mV > 55°C)
Ambient temperature (operational) -20 °C...+70 °C
Humidity 0...95 % (no condensation)
Protection degree IP 20
Galvanic isolation 4-way isolator;, between input / output / power supply / Ethernet
Rated voltage ⁄ test voltage: inpututput to output/input ⁄ supply⁄ 300 Vrms / 1.7 kV rms on secondary electric circuits, reinforced
Ethernet interface insulation
Rated voltage ⁄ test voltage: Ethernet interface to supply ⁄ functional 31.2 VDC / 0.9 kV rms on secondary electric circuits, basic insulation
earth to supply ⁄ Ethernet interface
Rated voltage ⁄ test voltage: functional earth to input ⁄ output 300 Vrms / 1.1 kV rms on secondary electric circuits, basic insulation
Pollution degree 2
Communication
RJ45 ports 10/100BaseT(X), auto negotiation
Interface RJ45: female-female, Cat.5 to 100 MHz, Jack plug for CBX200
Addressing DHCP or manual adjustment
Protocol FDT/DTM, Modbus/TCP
Configuration FDT/DTM (Ethernet or service interface)
Approvals Ordering data
Standards DIN EN 61010-1, EN 61326-1:2006 Type Qty. Order No.
Recommendations Namur NE43, Namur NE44, Namur NE107
ACT20C-AI-AO-MTCP 1 1334490000
Dimensions
Depth x width x height / Weight mm 113.6 / 22.5 / / 180
Note
1460730000 – 2014/2015 D.7

ACT20P – Overview
Reliable connection
Individually customisable protection against
Can be integrated in HART® communication mismatching.
Signal converters are suitable for HART®,
Signal converters
transparent communication.
transparent
Rapid device replacement

Practical release lever for simple removal of the
female connector.
Variants for different applications

More space in the cabinet The range of products is rounded off
Two channels measure a mere 12.5 mm wide. by the intrinsically safe ACT20X signal
converter and the high-performance
ACT20M signal converter, which is just
6 mm across.
12.5 mm
D.8 1460730000 – 2014/2015

ACT20P – Overview
Signal converters
Reliable connection
Individually configurable protection

against mismating with release lever
High level of galvanic isolation

U, I,
R, T U,I
The galvanic isolation of 2 kV
(300 V rated voltage ) ensures high pro-
D
cess reliability
PS
Simple signal conditioning
Devices configured for converting

standard sensor signals to standard DC
signals.
Signal splitter
Signal converter
1460730000 – 2014/2015 D.9

ACT20P – Overview
ACT20P – Selection table

Signal converters
Output
Current

0 … 20 mA 24 V DC and rail bus Current ACT20P-CI-CO-S

Current ACT20P-CI-2CO-S ACT20P-CI-2CO-S
D 2 x 0 … 20 mA
Output Loop Powered
Output Loop Powered
Current
Current
ACT20P-CI1-CO-OLP
ACT20P-2CI-2CO-12
Current
Input
Input Loop Powered Current ACT20P-2CI-2CO-ILP

24 V DC Current ACT20P-2CI-2CO-12 ACT20P-2CI-2CO-12
4 … 20 mA 24 V DC and rail bus Current ACT20P-CI-CO-S ACT20P-CI-CO-S
Current ACT20P-CI-2CO-S ACT20P-CI-2CO-S
2 x 4 … 20 mA 24 V DC Current ACT20P-2CI-2CO-12 ACT20P-2CI-2CO-12
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ACT20P - Signal splitter
Signal splitter ACT20P-CI-2CO

• Isolation and splitting of DC signals
Signal converters
• P assive transmitter or active current input
IN OUT passive
11 11
I PLC
12 12
2 wire 21
transmitter I 823.6
22
Current 3 wire
61 62 24 V passive
source transmitter DC
230 V
AC
Technical data D
Input
Input signal 2-/3-wire transmitter, HART digital signal
Voltage drop, current input ≥ 17V @20mA
Voltage drop ≤1V
Output
Load impedance current < 300 Ω
General data
Configuration none
Accuracy < 0.1 % of end value
Step response time ≤ 0,5 ms
Temperature coefficient 80 ppm/K
EMC standards EN 61010-1:2011, UL 61010-1, EN 61326-1
Insulation voltage 2 kV inputs / outputs / power supply
Test voltage 300 V
Impulse withstand voltage 4 kV (1.2/50 µs)
Pollution degree 2
Overvoltage category III
Dimensions
Depth x width x height mm 114 / 12.5 / 117.2
Note
Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No.
ACT20P-CI-2CO 1 7760054115
Note
Accessories
Note
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ACT20P - Signal converter
Signal converter ACT20P-CI-CO

Signal converters
• P assive transmitter or active current input

IN OUT passive
11 11
I PLC
12 12
2 wire 21
transmitter
Current 3 wire
22
source transmitter 51 52 24 V
DC
230 V
AC
D Technical data
Input
Input signal 2-/3-wire transmitter, HART digital signal
Voltage drop, current input ≥ 17V @20mA
Voltage drop ≤1V
Output
General data
Configuration none
Current consumption 60 mA
Test voltage 300 V
Pollution degree 2
Dimensions
Note
Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No.
ACT20P-CI-CO 1 7760054114
Note
Accessories
Note
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ACT20P - Signal converter
Signal converter ACT20P-2CI-2CO-12

Signal converters
• P assive input
• 2 channels in one module
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Input
Voltage drop ≤1V
Output
Load impedance current < 300 Ω, per channel
General data
Configuration none
Test voltage 300 V
Pollution degree 2
Dimensions
Note
Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No.
ACT20P-2CI-2CO-12 1 7760054117
Note
Accessories
Note
1460730000 – 2014/2015 D.13

ACT20P – Overview
ACT20P Strain gauge transmitter

Signal converters
The ACT20P Bridge converts load cell/strain gauge The high input to output isolation provided protects the
measurement signals to standard analogue signals. control PLC against signal line interference. A digital input
representing the “empty“ condition of the container (tare
The ACT20P family offers the customer precise and function) is a standard feature which zeroes the output of the
functional signal converters in a compact design. The ACT20P Bridge.
ACT20P Bridge is the first product from this new line of
signal converters. Features
Load cells, with integral strain gauges, are used for weighing • Adjust to load cells using push button
and load measurements throughout factory and process • Easy tare function using the integrated control input
D automation, in such applications as batch and recipe control,
silo contents for granular products, bag weighing, engine
• Intelligent pluggable connection method
The release lever simplifies maintenance and enables the
strain measurements, and tank level. connection to be unplugged without any wire damage.
The strain gauges, within the load cell, are film resistors in • Integrated captive coding with the unique
a measurement bridge network, which deform with load “auto-set“ function
changes and create a varying millivolt output from the
bridge. The ACT20P Bridge reads these signals and converts
them to a standard signal 0(4) – 20 mA or 0 – 10 V.
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ACT20P – Overview
Signal converters
Exact measurement
5.000047 The input with 6-conductor connection

and very high accuracy (0.05 % of the
measurement range) enables precise
signal processing.
Conversion
Conversion of the bridge voltage in

standardised analogue signals.
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Tare calibration
Simple calibration of the empty (tare)

weight can be done on-site by using
the button under the front plate or
with an external connection via a PLC
output.
On-site calibration
Simple and reliable calibration on-site.

The ACT20P Bridge is adjusted to the
different load cells by means of a push
button behind the hinged panel.
Protection
Protection against noise from the field.

The 3-way isolation separates the
input, the voltage supply and the
output with 5.7 kV isolation voltage.
Strain gauge transmitter
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ACT20P – Bridge measuring transducer
ACT20P Bridge measuring transducer

Signal converters
Bridge measuring transducer for reading from load Setup

cells The ACT20P Bridge has internal switch settings that
determine the excitation voltage (5 V or 10 V) and Input
General range limits. Select the appropriate settings from the table
The ACT20P Bridge is a DIN rail mounted, signal conditioner below. Once you have set the DIP switches, you simply
for industrial measuring bridges. It provides a precise excitati- calibrate the unit to the input and output range for your
on voltage for the bridge, and converts the input measure- application.
ment to an isolated current/voltage signal. Bridge measuring
transducers are used for various measurements like weight, Calibration
force, tension, pressure, torque, and deflection. There are three options for calibrating the ACT20P Bridge:
D Bridge excitation supply
• Kalibrierung über einen Messbrückensimulators
(Bench calibrate using a bridge simulator (if you know the
Voltage sense connections are provided so that the gauge factor)
excitation voltage can be measured at the bridge. Known • Calibrate on-site by loading the actual installed strain
as ‘remote sensing’ this method compensates for cabling gauge
and contact resistance errors. It is recommended for all • Bench calibrates using a mV source (if you know the
new installations or where an upgrade is possible. Remote gauge factor).
sensing wiring requires three twisted pairs.
For more information please read the manual from the
TARE adjustment web page: www.weidmueller.com
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load independent of the measurement taken. The TARE
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same function. Press for two seconds to correct for the initial
load (the ‘CAL HI’ LED will light for one second). >ï6LJQDO@
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Every strain gauge has a ‘gauge factor’ which gives the >([FLWDWLRQ@
output voltage at full-scale for a one volt excitation voltage >ï([FLWDWLRQ@
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ACT20P - Bridge measuring transducer
Configurable ACT20P-BRIDGE-S
Bridge measuring transducer for reading from load cells
Signal converters
• S upply for measuring bridges up to 4 x 350 Ω
• S imple calibration of the tare weight using external
switch or PLC input
• Input and output ranges adjustable via DIP switch
Strain
Gauge + 23 24 Tare
excitation + 21 -
sense + 13 41
0/4...20 mA
I +
signal - 11 42
signal + 12 V/I 0...10 V
-
44
mA test point +
excitation - 22
sens -
sense 14 PS 43
mA test point -
10...60 V DC
+ 54 53
Technical data Front panel DIP Switch settings D

Input Switch Action if On Action if Off
Type Resistance measuring bridge 1 10 V Excitation 5 V Excitation
Bridge sensitivity 1.0 mV / V to 5.0 mV / V 2 mA Output Voltage Output
Input measurement range ± 10 mV / ± 20 mV / ± 30 mV / ± 50 mV (adjustable) 3 10 mV Span
Input resistance > 1 MΩ 4 20 mV Span Turn off for other ranges
Sensor supply 120 mA @ 10 V (= 4 x 350 Ω bridge resistors) 5 30 mV Span
Bridge supply voltage 5 V or 10 V 6 50 mV Span
Output 7
4-wire Measurement 6-wire Measurement
Type Voltage and current output (configurable) 8
Output voltage / Output current 0 ...11 V (adjustable) / 0...22 mA (adjustable)
Load impedance, voltage/current 600 Ω / ≤ 600 Ω
General data Connections
Configuration DIP switch Terminal Signal
Supply voltage 10…60 V DC 11 Signal −
Input signal
Power consumption 3 W @ 24 V DC 12 Signal +
Linearity Typically ± 0.05 % of signal range 13 Sense +
Repeat accuracy ± 0.05% of signal range 14 Sense −
Bridge Excitation Voltage
Humidity 10...90 % (no condensation) 21 Excitation +
Temperature coefficient typ. 0.005 % / °C 22 Excitation −
Long-term drift 0.1 % / 10.000 h 23 Tare +
External Tare switch
Step response time < 400 ms (10…90 %) 24 Tare −
Ambient temperature -40 °C...+70 °C 41 mA Output −
Approvals GOSTME25 42 Output +
Insulation coordination 43 mA-Test Point − Output signal
Standards DIN EN 61010-1, DIN EN 61000-4-2 44 Voltage Output −
EMC standards EN 61326 44 mA-Test Point +
Rated voltage 300 Veff 54 +
Power Supply
Impulse withstand voltage 4 kV (1.2/50 µs) 53 −
Pollution degree 2
Insulation voltage 5.7 kV (input / output, input / supply)

Depth x width x height mm / 22.5 / 113.6
Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No.
Screw connection ACT20P-BRIDGE-S 1 1067250000
Note
Accessories
Note
1460730000 – 2014/2015 D.17

WAVESERIES – Overview
WAVESERIES – Signal converters

Signal converters
Isolation and conversion of analogue signals – • Passive isolation amplifier for standard analogue signals
enclosed in a rail-mounted WAVEBOX housing • Active isolation amplifier for standard analogue signals
with 2-way or 3-way isolation
WAVESERIES products are well suited for users seeking • Isolating signal converters for temperature (RTDs /
an analogue signal conversion solution. Weidmüller‘s thermocouples), resistance, potentiometer, frequency,
WAVESERIES integrates a wide variety of functions into a AC/DC currents up to 60 A, and AC voltages up to 450 V.
compact, space-saving design. This product line covers a • Measuring transducer for measuring AC currents up to
broad range of products suitable for many different analogue 500 A
signal conditioning applications. • Signal converters for all common input signals, with
configuration (either DIP switch or with software)
D • Signal converters with analogue and relay outputs, fully
configurable via interface and software
Service
No tools are required when removing the PCB from the housing. Simply push in
the locking clips on the head piece and then pull out the upper section along with
the connections and the PCB.
Saves time
The ZQV 2.5N cross-connector can be used to connect
the housing together in order to bridge the power supply
between the modules.
Security
You must ensure the presence of “protective separation“ in accordance with
EN50178. The WAVESERIES products are able to fulfil these requirements
completely.
Flexibility
The BLZ/ BLZF pluggable screw and tension-clamp connections
offer you the best flexibility. Coding elements can be used
(without loss of poles) to make sure that the wrong plug
cannot be inserted.
Protection
The WAVEBOX housing is made from recyclable plastics. It is available in widths
of 12.5, 17.5, 22 or 45 mm. Practically no tools are required during installation.
All requirements and EMC are met. The integrated ventilation slits ensure that
sufficient heat dissipation takes place.
D.18 1460730000 – 2014/2015

WAVESERIES – Overview
Signal converters
D
Universal signal converter
3-way isolator, configurable Frequency converters
3-way isolator Current monitoring
2 way isolator, Voltage monitoring

Output Loop Powered
Passive Isolators, Input and Bridge measurement isolator/

Output Loop Powered converter
Temperature transmitters Serial interface isolation converter
1460730000 – 2014/2015 D.19

WAVESERIES – Universal signal converters and trip amplifiers, configurable
WAVE TTA – one module fits all ...

Signal converters
In the case of signal processing this is a big benefit. The For linearised and/or isolated analogue outputs, the user has
maintenance engineer who hasn’t got the right spare a choice of standard or variable DC milliamps and voltage
isolator or transmitter, and has to run part of the plant on ranges. These can be set as either direct or reverse acting.
manual control for a day or two before the replacement The user can also select upscale or downscale output in the
arrives understands this. It wastes his time and money. So event of a sensor break or an open circuit in the input.
Weidmüller has designed a signal processor with unique
flexibility. The TTA provides 2 changeover-relay outputs which can be
independently set, for use as high and low level alarms or
In one module the Wave TTA is an intelligent signal control points.
• Isolator
D • Convertor
• Transmitter
Configuring the versatile TTA to change input and output
parameters is simple, and performed from a computer via an
• Lineariser interface (CBX200 USB).
• Trip-amplifier
Powering the TTA is flexible too. When the auxiliary supply
The new WAVE TTA is a “universal“ Transmitter Trip- is anything between 18 and 264 V (AC or DC), one module
Amplifier. It is part of Weidmüller’s well-established can take it.
WAVESERIES family of analogue signal conditioners,
which are widely used in process and factory automation Physically, the TTA comes in a black WAVESERIES housing
applications. with a flammability class V0 acc. UL 94, for mounting on
TS 35 DIN rail. Pluggable connectors, allow screw or tension
The TTA is unique. It has a combination of high performance clamp wiring. A screwdriver-releasable front flap gives
and exceptional configurability. Designed for process access to the configuration interface socket.
industry applications, the TTA will work accurately and
stably over a wide ambient temperature range, and over a
wide supply voltage range, and with most types of sensor
inputs. For 2-wire current transmitters 24 V DC power is
provided. Alternatively the TTA can be a passive input for the
current source.
Most commonly used temperature sensors and DC inputs

are accepted, and the TTA also allows the user to define his
own characteristics, so special sensor types and linearisation
can easily be acommodated.
To help simplify installation and loop commissioning, test
terminals are provided to permit input and output signal
checks without removing cabling.
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Signal converters
The free software TTA-Set allows fast and uncomplicated
configuration of the WAVE TTA .
Easily adjustable measurement window, transmit functions
and switching thresholds, as well as different thresholds and
D
alarms for faults.
Universal input signals Inputs & outputs configurable via computer

• Temperature signals (such as RTDs), One module integrates • The range of configurability of the TTA is
thermocouples and potentiometers, frequency transmitter, remarkable – and made easy using TTA SET
DC voltage signals and DC current signals. software, in conjunction with the CBX200 USB
interface.
Both analogue and relay outputs

Current source or loop powered input • In one module the TTA integrates adjustable
• For DC current inputs the TTA can be used alarm or control outputs from mechanical relays,
with either a passive input, or provide power as well as it‘s proportional analogue output.
for a two-wire transmitter.
Wide ambient temperature range

Wide AC/DC power input (–40 to 70 °C)
(18-264 V AC/DC) • Mounting the TTA outside in the field is no
problem. It‘s ambient temperature range means
it can also be field enclosure mounted.
User-definable characterisation High accuracy and temperature stability

• If none of the standard input linearisation • The Wave TTA offers superior performance and
options suit the sensor, a special curve minimises losses for data acquisition systems,
can easily be created. with its output accuracy typically < 0.1 %, and
temperature stability < 0.01 %/K
Milliamp signal testing without removing

cables
• The current and voltage inputs can be tested
using a supplemental test contact without
loosening the existing wiring.
UL Class I Div.2 and ATEX Zone 2 approvals
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WAVE TTA WAS6 TTA / WAZ6 TTA

• Input and outputs can be configured on PC with the
Signal converters
TTA-SET software, download at

www.weidmueller.com
• U niversal input signals
• L oop-powered or passive input
• P luggable connection terminals
Analogue Inputs 3-Ports Isolation

Relay
J V, I Channel 1
V, I Relay
Channel 2
Output
PS 0 ... 11 V /
+24 V DC
0 ... 22 mA
18-264 V AC/DC supply
D Technical data
Input Typical functions
Sensor Thermocouples: B, E, J, K, L, N, R, S, T (IEC 60584), PT100, PT1000,
Isolator
(EN 60571) Ni100, Ni1000, (JIS1604), Cu10, Cu25, Cu50, Cu100
(DIN 43760) 2-/3-/4-wire I
Potentiometer 100 Ω...100 kΩ
I, V
Resistance 10 Ω…5 kΩ
Input frequency 2 Hz…100 kHz PS
Input voltage -200...500 mV (min. 4 mV span), -20...50 V DC (min. 0.5 V span)
Input current -20...50 mA (min. span 0.4 mA)
Sensor supply 24 V DC / 22 mA Converter
Output analogue
f, I, V
Output voltage Adjustable between -10...+10 V (min. span of 2.5 V)
Output current Adjustable between 0...20 mA (min. span of 5 mA) I, V
Load impedance, voltage/current > 10 kΩ @ 0...10 V / > 20 kΩ @ -10...+10 V / < 700 Ω
PS
Signal output direct or inverted
Transmit function Linear, x1/2, x3/2, x5/2 or user-defined curve (101 points)
Output digital Transmitter
Type 2 x 1 CO contact (hard gold-plated)
Switching voltage AC, max. / DC, max. 250 V / 30 V J
Continuous current 3 A AC / 2 A DC I, V
General data
Configuration TTA Set Software PS
Supply voltage 18...264 V AC/DC
Power consumption < 3.5 W
Accuracy < 0.1 % span (DC. RTD); 0.2 % span (or 1 °C) + CJ failure Lineariser
Temperature coefficient < 0.1 % / K (DC, RTD); < 0.1 % FSR / K + CJ error 0.07 °C/K I, V
(thermocouples )
I, V
Step response time 50 ms...1 sec (RTD, mV inputs), 110 ms...1 sec (V, mA inputs) PS
Humidity 5...95 %, no condensation
Approvals CE; cULus; GL
Insulation coordination Trip amplifier
EMC standards EN 55011, EN 61000-6 J
Rated voltage 300 V
Impulse withstand voltage 6 kV
Pollution degree 2 PS
Clearance & creepage distances ≥ 5.5 mm (1 mm Input/output)
Insulation voltage 2.5 kV
Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No.
Screw connection
WAS6 TTA 1 8939670000
Tension clamp conn.
WAZ6 TTA 1 8939680000
Dimensions Screw connection Tension clamp connection

Depth x width x height mm 112.4 / 45 / 112.4 / 45 /
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WAVE TTA EX WAS6 TTA EX / WAZ6 TTA EX

• Input and outputs can be configured on PC with the
Signal converters
TTA-SET software, download at
www.weidmueller.com
• U niversal input signals
• L oop-powered or passive input
• A TEX 3 G Ex nA IIC T4
• U L Class I, Div.2
Analogue Inputs 3-Ports Isolation

Relay
J V, I Channel 1
V, I Relay
Channel 2
Output
PS 0 ... 11 V /
+24 V DC
0 ... 22 mA
18-264 V AC/DC supply
Technical data D
Input Typical functions
Sensor Thermocouples: B, E, J, K, L, N, R, S, T (IEC 60584), PT100, PT1000,
Isolator
(EN 60571) Ni100, Ni1000, (JIS1604), Cu10, Cu25, Cu50, Cu100
(DIN 43760) 2-/3-/4-wire I
Potentiometer 100 Ω...100 kΩ
I, V
Resistance 10 Ω…5 kΩ
Input frequency 2 Hz…100 kHz PS
Input voltage -200...500 mV (min. 4 mV span), -20...50 V DC (min. 0.5 V span)
Input current -20...50 mA (min. span 0.4 mA)
Sensor supply 24 V DC / 22 mA Converter
Output analogue
f, I, V
Output voltage Adjustable between -10...+10 V (min. span of 2.5 V)
Output current Adjustable between 0...20 mA (min. span of 5 mA) I, V
Load impedance, voltage/current > 10 kΩ @ 0...10 V / > 20 kΩ @ -10...+10 V / < 700 Ω
PS
Signal output direct or inverted
Transmit function Linear, x1/2, x3/2, x5/2 or user-defined curve (101 points)
Output digital Transmitter
Type 2 x 1 CO contact (hard gold-plated)
Switching voltage AC, max. / DC, max. 250 V / 30 V J
Continuous current 2 A AC/DC I, V
General data
Configuration TTA Set Software PS
Supply voltage 24...240 V AC/DC; 24...36 V AC / 24...50 V DC (ATEX Zone 2)
Power consumption < 3.5 W
Accuracy < 0.1 % span (DC. RTD); 0.2 % span (or 1 °C) + CJ failure Lineariser
Temperature coefficient < 0.1 % / K (DC, RTD); < 0.1 % FSR / K + CJ error 0.07 °C/K I, V
(thermocouples )
I, V
Step response time 50 ms...1 sec (RTD, mV inputs), 110 ms...1 sec (V, mA inputs) PS
Humidity 5...95 %, no condensation
Approvals CE; cULus; cULusEX; KEMAATEX
Insulation coordination Trip amplifier
Standards DIN EN 50178, DIN EN 60079, DIN EN 61000-4-2
EMC standards EN 55011, EN 61000-6 J
Rated voltage 300 V
Pollution degree 2 PS
Clearance & creepage distances ≥ 5.5 mm (1 mm Input/output)
Insulation voltage 2.5 kV
Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No.
Screw connection
WAS6 TTA EX 1 8964310000
Tension clamp conn.
WAZ6 TTA EX 1 8964320000
Dimensions Screw connection Tension-clamp connection

Depth x width x height mm 112.4 / 45 / 112.4 / 45 /
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WAVESERIES – Universal signal converters, output loop powered
ITXPlus
Signal converters
Universal, loop powered signal isolating converter range. Functionality also includes square root extraction,
and x to the power 3/2 and 5/2 transfer functions. Other
The ITXPlus is a compact signal isolating converter that is characteristic curves which have not been pre-programmed
loop-powered, programmable and electrically isolated. On can be entered directly using a PC. In this way you can
the input side, the user can connect DC-current/voltage reproduce any sensor’s characteristic curve.
signals, 2-, 3-, or 4-wire PT100s, and thermocouples. The The T-Set software can be used for configuration or for
ITXPlus measures, filters and isolates the input signals. It showing measurement trends. The CBX100 interface
converts them into a proportional signal from 4 to 20 mA. connects the ITXPlus with the PC. It implements complete
The ITXPlus provides a 4 to 20 mA current loop output. electrical isolation between the serial port and the signal
D
For linear temperature measurements, you can connect converter.
all standard types of thermocouples and resistance
temperature detectors (RTDs). The ITXPlus can also process
signals from any non-linear device, such as a NTC or PTC
sensor, or log. potentiometer. User-definable curves can be
programmed into a table containing up to 101 co-ordinates
for thermocouple and RTD ranges and 25 for other variables.
Furthermore, the ITXPlus can be connected to resistors,
potentiometers and sensors which operate in the mV/mA
Technical data
Inputs
Type Thermocouple, PT100/RTD, mA, volt, mV, resistance
Type Standard Lower limit Upper limit Min. range
B 400 °C 1828 °C
200 °C
C 0 °C 2000 °C
E IEC584 –100 °C 1000 °C
J –100 °C 1200 °C
50 °C
Thermocouple inputs
K –180 °C 1372 °C
L DIN 43710 –100 °C 900 °C
N –180 °C 1300 °C 100 °C
R –50 °C 1760 °C
IEC584 200 °C
S –50 °C 1760 °C
T –200 °C 400 °C 50 °C
W3, W5 ASTM E98890 0 °C 2300 °C 200 °C
User-defined Input 2–101 values
Cold-junction compensation ± 1.0 °C
Wire-break recognition yes
mA –10 mA to + 20 mA to 40 Ω input resistance (min. range 1 mA)
Volt –5 V to + 10 V to 2 M Ω input resistance (min. range 0.5 V)
mV –100 mV to + 200 mV to 2 M Ω input resistance (min range 4 mV)
Type Standard Lower limit Upper limit Min. range

PT 100 DIN 43710 –200 °C 850 °C
PT 100 JIS –200 °C 630 °C
PT 200 DIN 43710 –200 °C 850 °C 50 °C
2, 3, 4-wire RTD
PT 200 JIS –200 °C 630 °C

NI 120 DIN 43710 –80 °C 320 °C
CU 100 DIN 43710 –100 °C 260 °C 100 °C
Cable resistance 5 Ω max.
Sensor current 0,1 mA
Influence of cable resistance sensor (3/4 wire) < 0.002 Ω per Ω wire resistance
Resistance 0 to 10 k Ω (min. range 10 Ω)
Accuracy
Type Range Temperature coefficient Accuracy
E,J,K,L,N,T,U < 500 °C ± 0.02 °C per C° ambient temperature
≤ ± 1.0 °C
> 500 °C ± 0.01 % of end value per °C ambient temperature
B, C, R, S, W3, W5 ± 0.02 °C per C° ambient temperature ≤ ± 2.0 °C
mV, V, mA ≤ ± 0.1 % of end value
All
PT100/RTD ≤ ± 0.5 °C
Resistance ≤ ± 0.1 % of end value
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WAVESERIES - Universal signal converter, output-current loop-powered
ITXPlus ITXPlus
Programmable with T-SET
Universal signal isolator/converter with
Signal converters
2-wire technology
• C urrent, voltage and temperature inputs (RTD, TC)
• S upply via output loop (Output loop-powered)
• P C-programmable with T-SET, download at
www.weidmueller.com
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Technical data Connections D

Input Terminal Signal
Type RTD, TC, DC (mA, V), Voltages (≤ 100 mV), Current input [mA], 5 Loop –ve
Thermocouple
Supply voltage
Type, thermocouple B / C / E / J / K / L / N / R / S / T / W3 / W5 6 Loop +ve
- 200...+ 2300 °C depending on thermocouple
Type, RTD PT100, PT1000, (EN 60571) Ni100, Ni1000, (JIS1604), Cu10, Cu25, 1 Signal + Power supply
Cu50, Cu100 (DIN 43760) 2-/3-/4-Leiter Sensor
Input current -10...+20 mA (min. span 1 mA) 2 Signal + Power supply Thermocouple
Input voltage -5...+10 V / -100...+200 mV (min. span 0.5 V / 4 mV) Storage
Input resistance, voltage/current 2 MΩ / 40 Ω (only for programming)
Output 1 A-Sense
Type Current output 3 A 4-wire PT100/RTD
Output current 4...20 mA 2 B (or resistance)
Load impedance current typ. 700 Ω @ 24 V DC 4 B-Sense
General data 1 A-Sense
3-wire PT100/RTD
Configuration T Set Software 3 A
(or resistance)
Supply voltage 10...40 V DC, loop powered 2 B
Humidity 10...90 % (no condensation) 3 A 2-wire PT100/RTD
Temperature coefficient typ. 0.02 % / °C 2 B (or resistance)
Ambient temperature / Storage temperature -10 °C...+70 °C / -20 °C...+70 °C 1 Signal +
Voltage (mV or V)
2 Signal –
Long-term drift 0.1 % / 10.000 h
1 Signal +
Step response time Typ. 200 ms (10...90%) Current (mA)
2 Signal –
3 A
1 Wiper Potentiometer
2 B
Insulation voltage 2 kV input / output
Approvals CE; cULus; cULusEX

Length x width x height mm 92.4 / 12.5 / 112.4
Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No.
Universal input ITXPlus 1 7940016563
Note
Accessories
Refer to Accessories for markers.
1460730000 – 2014/2015 D.25

WAVESERIES - DC/DC 3-way isolator
Configurable PRO DC/DC

• Universally adjustable via DIP switch
Signal converters
•W AVETOOL software helps with configuration,

download at www.weidmueller.com
• P ower supply 20...230 V AC/DC
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Output voltage / Output current 0...±10 V / 0...±20 mA «P$ ୄ ୄ ୄ ୄ ୄ ୄ ୄ ୄ
Load impedance, voltage/current ≥ 1 kΩ / ≤ 600 Ω «P$ ୄ ୄ ୄ ୄ ୄ ୄ ୄ ୄ
Cut-off frequency (-3 dB) > 10 kHz/ < 10 Hz «P$ ୄ ୄ ୄ ୄ ୄ ୄ ୄ ୄ
Offset current / Offset voltage 20 µA / 10 mV «P$ ୄ ୄ ୄ ୄ ୄ ୄ ୄ ୄ
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Accuracy < 0.1 % of end value, + Offset 0.1 %
Temperature coefficient ≤ 60 ppm/K of final value
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Type Qty. Order No. ୄ RQ
Screw connection WAS4 PRO DC/DC 1 8560740000 ୄ RII
Tension-clamp connection WAZ4 PRO DC/DC 1 8560750000
Note
Accessories
Note Markers – refer to Accessories.
D.26 1460730000 – 2014/2015

Configurable WAVEPak
3-way isolator
Configurable signal isolating converter
Signal converters
• P rovides external sensor supply
• S upply with 12...60 V DC
• C urrent or voltage input can be configured with DIP
switch
• Input or output scaling
• D irect or negated output signal
• L ow input resistance, ideal for a long sensor wire
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Technical data Connections D

Type Current or voltage output configurable with jumper 1 Signal +
Supply voltage
Input signal 0...22 mA or 0...10 V 7 Signal –
Sensor supply 20 mA @ 24 V DC output 4 Signal +
Voltage input
Input resistance, voltage/current > 1 MΩ / 100 Ω 3 Signal –
Resolution 3.5 µA / 1.76 mV per bit 2 Signal +
Current input
Output 3 Signal –
3 Signal +
Type Current of voltage output, configured with jumper Loop Powered Input
2 Signal –
Output current / Output voltage 0...22 mA / 0...10 V
6 Signal +
Load impedance current ≤ 1kΩ Voltage output
5 Signal –
Load impedance voltage ≤ 500 Ω 8 Signal +
General data Current output
5 Signal –
Supply voltage 12...60 V DC
Power consumption 2.5 W @ 24 V DC
Linearity < ± 0.1 % (typically ± 0.05 %)
Step response time < 220 ms (10...90 %)
Approvals CE; cULus; cULusEX
Insulation voltage 2 kV input / output / power supply
Pollution degree 2

Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No.
Universal converter WAVEPak DC/DC 1 7940024139
Note
Accessories
1460730000 – 2014/2015 D.27

20 kHz limiting frequency 0 (4)...20 mA/0 (4)...20 mA 0...20 mA / 0...10 V

• Signal conversion
Signal converters
• G alvanic isolation between input/output signals and

power supply
• P ower supply can be cross-connected using plug-in
jumpers
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U/I
VC
D Technical data
Input
Input voltage / Input current / 0...20 mA, 4…20mA / 0...20 mA
Input resistance, voltage/current / 50 Ω / 50 Ω
Output
Output voltage / Output current / 0...20 mA, 4...20 mA 0...10 V /
Load impedance, voltage/current / ≤ 500 Ω ≥ 2 kΩ /
Cut-off frequency (-3 dB) ≥ 15 kHz (typ. 20 kHz) ≥ 15 kHz (typ. 20 kHz)
General data
Configuration none none
Power consumption < 1.5 W @ IOUT = 20 mA < 1.3 W @ IOUT = 5 mA
Accuracy < 0.2 % of end value < 0.2 % of end value
Temperature coefficient ≤ 250 ppm/K of final value ≤ 250 ppm/K of final value
Step response time ≤ 40 µs (typ. 30 µs) ≤ 40 µs (typ. 30 µs)
Approvals CE; CSA; cULus CE; CSA; cULus; GOSTME25
Standards DIN EN 50178, DIN EN 61000-4-2 DIN EN 50178, DIN EN 61000-4-2
Impulse withstand voltage 4 kV 4 kV
Insulation voltage 1.2 kVeff / 5 s 1.2 kVeff / 5 s
Clearance & creepage distances ≥ 3 mm ≥ 3 mm
Dimensions Screw connection Tension-clamp connection Screw connection

Clamping range (nominal / min. / max.) mm² 2.5 / 0.5 / 2.5 1.5 / 0.5 / 2.5 2.5 / 0.5 / 2.5
Depth x width x height mm 112.4 / 17.5 112.4 / 17.5 112.4 / 17.5
Note Screw connection Tension clamp connection Screw connection
Ordering data
Screw connection WAS5 CCC HF 0-20/0-20MA 1 8447160000 WAS5 CVC HF 0-20/0-10V 1 8447220000
Tension-clamp connection WAZ5 CCC HF 0-20/0-20MA 1 8447170000
Note
Accessories
Note Cross-connector for power supplies and markers – refer to Accessories Cross-connector for power supplies and markers – refer to Accessories
D.28 1460730000 – 2014/2015

20 kHz limiting frequency 4...20 mA / 0...20 mA 4...20 mA / 0...10 V

UL Class I, Div. 2
Signal converters
power supply
jumpers
U/I
U/I
VC
Technical data D
Input
Input voltage / Input current / 4...20 mA / 4...20 mA
Input resistance, voltage/current / 50 Ω / 50 Ω
Output
Output voltage / Output current / 0...20 mA 0...10 V /
Load impedance, voltage/current / ≤ 500 Ω ≥ 2 kΩ / ≤ 600 Ω
General data
Approvals CE; CSA; cULus; GOSTME25 CE; CSA; cULus; cULusEX; GOSTME25

Depth x width x height mm 112.4 / 17.5 112.4 / 17.5
Note Screw connection Screw connection
Ordering data
Screw connection WAS5 CCC HF 4-20/0-20MA 1 8447250000 WAS5 CVC HF 4-20/0-10V 1 8447280000
Note
Accessories
1460730000 – 2014/2015 D.29

20 kHz limiting frequency 0...10 V / 0...20 mA 0...10 V / 4...20 mA

UL Class I, Div. 2
Signal converters

power supply
jumpers
U/I
U/I
VC
D Technical data
Input
Input voltage / Input current 0...10 V / 0...10 V /
Input resistance, voltage/current 500 kΩ / 500 kΩ /
Output
Output voltage / Output current / 0...20 mA / 4...20 mA
Load impedance, voltage/current / ≤ 500 Ω / ≤ 500 Ω
General data
Accuracy ± 0.2 % of final value ± 0.2 % of final value
Approvals CE; CSA; cULus; GOSTME25 CE; CSA; cULus; cULusEX; GOSTME25

Ordering data
Screw connection WAS5 VCC HF 0-10/0-20MA 1 8447310000 WAS5 VCC HF 0-10/4-20MA 1 8447340000
Note
Accessories
D.30 1460730000 – 2014/2015

20 kHz limiting frequency 0...10 V / 0...10 V -10 V...+10 V / -10 V...+10 V

Signal converters
power supply
jumpers
U/I
U/I
VC
Technical data D
Input
Input voltage / Input current 0...10 V / -10...+10 V /
Input resistance, voltage/current 500 kΩ / 500 kΩ /
Output
Output voltage / Output current 0...10 V / -10...+10 V /
Load impedance, voltage/current ≥ 2 kΩ / ≥ 2 kΩ /
General data
Accuracy ± 0.2 % of final value ± 0.2 % of measuring range
Temperature coefficient ≤ 250 ppm/K of final value ≤ 250 ppm/K of measuring range
Approvals CE; CSA; cULus CE; cULus; GOSTME25

Ordering data
Screw connection WAS5 VVC HF 0-10/0-10V 1 8447370000 WAS5 VVC HF +-10V/+-10V 1 8561610000
Tension-clamp connection WAZ5 VVC HF 0-10/0-10V 1 8447380000
Note
Accessories
1460730000 – 2014/2015 D.31

10 Hz limiting frequency 0(4)...20 mA / 0(4)...20 mA 0...20 mA / 4...20 mA

Signal converters

power supply
jumpers
U/I
U/I
VC
D Technical data
Input
Input voltage / Input current / 0...20 mA, 4…20mA / 0...20 mA
Output
Output voltage / Output current / 0...20 mA, 4...20 mA / 4...20 mA
General data
Accuracy 0.2 % 0.2 %
Temperature coefficient ± 250 ppm/K ± 250 ppm/K
Step response time ≤ 45 ms ≤ 45 ms
Approvals CE; cULus CE; cULus; GOSTME25
Insulation voltage 2 kVeff / 5 s 2 kVeff / 5 s

Ordering data
Screw connection WAS5 CCC 0-20/0-20mA 1 8540180000 WAS5 CCC 0-20/4-20mA 1 8540250000
Tension-clamp connection WAZ5 CCC 0-20/0-20mA 1 8540190000
Note
Accessories
Note Cross-connectors for power supplies and markers: refer to accessories Cross-connectors for power supplies and markers: refer to accessories
D.32 1460730000 – 2014/2015

10 Hz limiting frequency 0...20 mA / 0...10 V

Signal converters
power supply
jumpers
U/I
U/I
VC
Technical data D
Input
Input voltage / Input current / 0...20 mA
Output
Output voltage / Output current 0...10 V /
Load impedance, voltage/current ≥ 1 kΩ /
General data
Configuration none
Power consumption < 1.3 W @ IOUT = 5 mA
Accuracy 0.2 %
Temperature coefficient ± 250 ppm/K
Approvals CE; cULus; GOSTME25
EMC standards EN 55011, EN 61000-6
Rated voltage 300 V
Insulation voltage 2 kVeff / 5 s
Pollution degree 2
Clearance & creepage distances ≥ 3 mm

Depth x width x height mm 112.4 / 17.5
Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No.
Screw connection WAS5 CVC 0-20mA/0-10V 1 8540270000
Note
Accessories
Note Cross-connectors for power supplies and markers: refer to accessories
1460730000 – 2014/2015 D.33

10 Hz limiting frequency 4...20 mA / 0...20 mA 4...20 mA / 0...10 V

Signal converters

power supply
jumpers
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VC
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Input
Input voltage / Input current / 4...20 mA / 4...20 mA
Output
Output voltage / Output current / 0...20 mA 0...10 V /
General data
Current-carrying capacity of cross-connect. ≤2A ≤2A
Approvals CE; cULus; GOSTME25 CE; cULus; GOSTME25

Ordering data
Screw connection WAS5 CCC 4-20/0-20MA 1 8540200000 WAS5 CVC 4-20mA/0-10V 1 8540230000
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Accessories
D.34 1460730000 – 2014/2015

10 Hz limiting frequency 0...10 V / 0...20 mA 0...10 V / 4...20 mA

Signal converters
power supply
jumpers
U/I
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Input
Input voltage / Input current 0...10 V / 0...10 V /
Output
General data
Approvals CE; cULus CE; cULus
Dimensions Screw connection Tension-clamp connection Screw connection Tension-clamp connection

Clamping range (nominal / min. / max.) mm² 2.5 / 0.5 / 2.5 1.5 / 0.5 / 2.5 2.5 / 0.5 / 2.5 1.5 / 0.5 / 2.5
Depth x width x height mm 112.4 / 17.5 112.4 / 17.5 112.4 / 17.5 112.4 / 17.5
Note Screw connection Tension clamp connection Screw connection Tension clamp connection
Ordering data
Screw connection WAS5 VCC 0-10V/0-20MA 1 8540310000 WAS5 VCC 0-10V/4-20MA 1 8540290000
Tension-clamp connection WAZ5 VCC 0-10V/0-20MA 1 8540320000 WAZ5 VCC 0-10V/4-20MA 1 8540300000
Note
Accessories
1460730000 – 2014/2015 D.35

10 Hz limiting frequency 0...10 V / 0...10 V

Signal converters

power supply
jumpers
U/I
U/I
VC
D Technical data
Input
Input voltage / Input current 0...10 V /
Output
General data
Configuration none
Power consumption < 1.3 W @ IOUT = 5 mA
Current-carrying capacity of cross-connect. ≤2A
Accuracy 0.2 %
Temperature coefficient ± 250 ppm/K
Approvals CE; cULus
Rated voltage 300 V
Insulation voltage input or output/supply 2 kVeff / 5 s
Pollution degree 2

Note Screw connection Tension clamp connection
Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No.
Screw connection WAS5 VVC 0-10V/0-10V 1 8540330000
Tension-clamp connection WAZ5 VVC 0-10V/0-10V 1 8540340000
Note
Accessories
Note Cross-connectors for power supplies and markers: refer to accessories
D.36 1460730000 – 2014/2015

Signal converters
D
1460730000 – 2014/2015 D.37

Output-side 4...20 mA / 4...20 mA 4...20 mA / 0...20 mA

supply UL Class I, Div. 2
Signal converters
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jumpers
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Input
Input voltage / Input current / 4...20 mA (current loop) / 4...20 mA (current loop)
Output
Cut-off frequency (-3 dB) ≥ 15 Hz (typ. 20 Hz) ≥ 15 Hz (typ. 20 Hz)
General data
Current consumption < 32 mA @ IOUT = 20 mA < 32 mA @ IOUT = 20 mA
Accuracy ± 0.2 % of final value ± 0.2 % of final value
Step response time ≤ 30 ms (typ. 20 ms) ≤ 30 ms (typ. 20 ms)
Approvals CE; CSA; cULus CE; CSA; cULus; GOSTME25

Ordering data
Screw connection WAS4 CCC DC 4-20/4-20MA 1 8444980000 WAS4 CCC DC 4-20/0-20MA 1 8445010000
Tension-clamp connection WAZ4 CCC DC 4-20/4-20MA 1 8444990000
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Accessories
D.38 1460730000 – 2014/2015

Output-side 4...20 mA / 0...10 V

supply UL Class I, Div. 2
Signal converters
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Input
Input voltage / Input current / 4...20 mA (current loop)
Output
Cut-off frequency (-3 dB) ≥ 15 Hz (typ. 20 Hz)
General data
Configuration none
Current consumption < 20 mA @ IOUT = 10 mA
Accuracy ± 0.2 % of final value
Temperature coefficient ≤ 250 ppm/K of final value
Step response time ≤ 30 ms (typ. 20 ms)
Approvals CE; CSA; cULus
Rated voltage 300 V
Insulation voltage 1.2 kVeff / 5 s
Pollution degree 2

Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No.
Screw connection WAS4 CVC DC 4-20/0-10V 1 8445040000
Tension-clamp connection WAZ4 CVC DC 4-20/0-10V 1 8445050000
Note
Accessories
Note Cross-connector for power supplies and markers – refer to Accessories
1460730000 – 2014/2015 D.39

WAVESERIES - DC/DC passive isolator
Signal distributor 2OLP

Supplied by current loop
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Signal converters
• Input and output current loop feed

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Load impedance, voltage/current / RL = (UB-12 V) / 20 mA z.B. 600 Ω at 24 V a
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Supply voltage min. 12 V DC/ max. 30 V DC
Accuracy typ. 0.1 %; max. 0.2 %
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Step response time < 20 ms

Approvals CE; cULus
Rated voltage 300 V 9$& 636
Insulation voltage input or output/supply 4 kVeff / 5 s a
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Clearance & creepage distances ≥ 5.5 mm

Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No.
Screw connection WAS5 CCC 2OLP 1 8581160000
Tension-clamp connection WAZ5 CCC 2OLP 1 8581170000
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Accessories
D.40 1460730000 – 2014/2015

Signal distributor 2OLP

Supplied by current loop
Signal converters
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Accuracy typ. 0.1 %; max. 0.2 %
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Temperature coefficient ≤ 150 ppm/K 2/3


Approvals CE; cULusEX; DEMKOATEX; GOSTME25
Rated voltage 300 V 9$& 636
Insulation voltage input or output/supply 4 kVeff / 5 s a
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Pollution degree 2

Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No.
Screw connection WAS5 CCC 2OLP EX 1 8975640000
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Accessories
1460730000 – 2014/2015 D.41

Output-current loop-powered OLP

Signal converters

• Input range selected via DIP switch
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Output «P$ ୄ Q Q Q
Output current 4...20 mA (current loop) «9 ୄ ୄ ୄ Q
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Rated voltage 300 V
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Clamping range (nominal / min. / max.) mm² 2.5 / 0.5 / 2.5 1.5 / 0.5 / 2.5 5/
Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No.
Screw connection WAS5 OLP 1 8543720000
Tension-clamp connection WAZ5 OLP 1 8543730000
Note
Accessories
D.42 1460730000 – 2014/2015

Input current loop feed CCC LP CCC LP

(1-channel) (2-channel)
• Safe separation
Signal converters
• U L Class I, Div. 2
I
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Technical data D
Input
Input voltage / Input current / 0(4)...20 mA current loop / 0(4)...20 mA current loop
Pick-up current < 100 µA < 100 µA
Voltage drop Approx. 3 V at RL = 0 Ω; approx. 13 V at RL = 500 Ω; (IIN =20 mA) Approx. 3 V at RL = 0 Ω; approx. 13 V at RL = 500 Ω; (IIN =20 mA)
Output
Output voltage / Output current / 0...20 mA, 4...20 mA / 0...20 mA, 4...20 mA
General data
Ambient temperature -25 °C...+70 °C -25 °C...+70 °C
Approvals CE; CSA; cULus; cULusEX; GL CE; CSA; cULus; cULusEX; GL

Ordering data
Screw connection WAS5 CCC LP 0-20/0-20mA 1 8444950000 WAS5 CCC LP 0-20/0-20mA 1 8463580000
Tension-clamp connection WAZ5 CCC LP 0-20/0-20mA 1 8444960000 WAZ5 CCC LP 0-20/0-20mA 1 8463590000
Note
Accessories
Note Markers – refer to Accessories. Markers – refer to Accessories.
1460730000 – 2014/2015 D.43

WAVESERIES - Temperature measuring transducer
RTD signal isolator/converter PRO RTD

UL Class I, Div. 2
Signal converters
• Linearisation
jumpers
•W AVETOOL software helps with configuration,download
at www.weidmueller.com
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VC
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Input
Sensor PT100/2-/3-/4-wire, Ni100/2-/3-/4-wire, potentiometer: min. 0–100
Ω, max. 0–100 kΩ, resistance: 0–450 Ω
Output
Output current / Output voltage 0...20 mA, 4...20 mA / 0...10 V
Offset current / Offset voltage max. 100 µA / max. 0.05 V
Load impedance, voltage/current ≥ 1 kΩ / ≤ 600 Ω
Sensor error detection LED flashing (output value: > 20 mA, >10 V)
Fine adjustment ≥ ± 5 %, Version 1 and later: ≥ 12.5 % / potentiometer: 12.5%...25%
Status indicator Module active: LED on/ wire breakage: LED flashing/
Error: LED off
General data
Configuration DIP switch, Potentiometer
Power consumption 830...880...980mW at IOUT = 20 mA
Step response time fast/slow: 2-/3-/4-conductor: 1.2 s/2.2 s; potentiometer: 0.5 s/1.1 s
Approvals CE; cULus; GL
Rated voltage 300 V
Pollution degree 2

Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No.
Screw connection WAS5 PRO RTD 1 8560700000
Tension-clamp connection WAZ5 PRO RTD 1 8560710000
Note
Accessories
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PRO RTD
Switch position / setting options
Signal converters
Choice of inputs ■ = on Choice of outputs Switch on the manual fine
Switch 1 □ = off Switch 2 adjustments
Input 1 2 3 Output 6 7 S. 1
PT100 2-wire ■ ■ ■ 0...10 V ■ □ Man. adjustment 8
PT100 3-wire □ ■ ■ 0...5 V ■ ■ off □
PT100 4-wire ■ □ ■ 0...20 mA □ □ on ■
R 2-wire □ □ ■ 4...20 mA □ ■
NI100 2-wire ■ ■ □
NI100 3-wire □ ■ □ Choice of step
NI100 4-wire ■ □ □ response time
Potentiometer □ □ □ S. 2
Step response time 8
slow ■
fast □
Choice of minimum input size Accuracy, slow/fast step response time

Switch 1
ϑmin
0 °C
Rmin
0Ω
Potimin
0%
4
■ ■
5 6
■
7
■
PT 100,Ni 100: 0.3 % from measuring range 0.8 %
from measuring range < 100 K / 0.3 K / 0.8 K D
-10 °C 10 Ω 10 % ■ ■ ■ □ Potentiometer: 0.2 % from end value / 0.3 %
-20 °C 20 Ω 20 % ■ ■ □ ■ Resistance: 0.2 % from end value / 0.3 %
-25 °C 20 Ω 25 % ■ ■ □ □
-30 °C 30 Ω 30 % ■ □ ■ ■
-40 °C 40 Ω 40 % ■ □ ■ □ Temperature coefficient
-50 °C 50 Ω 50 % ■ □ □ ■
-60 °C 60 Ω 60 % ■ □ □ □ Measuring range ≥ 200 K ≤ 200 ppm / °C
-70 °C 70 Ω 70 % □ ■ ■ ■ 100 K ≤ Measuring range < 200 K ≤ 250 ppm / °C
-80 °C 80 Ω 80 % □ ■ ■ □ 40 K ≤ Measuring range < 100 K ≤ 400 ppm / °C
-90 °C 90 Ω □ ■ □ ■
-100 °C 100 Ω □ ■ □ □
-150 °C 150 Ω □ □ ■ ■
-200 °C 200 Ω □ □ ■ □
Special area □ □ □ ■
Choice of measuring range Adjustment example for zero and span

Switch 2
T R Poti 1 2 3 4 5 Temperature adjustment:
40 K 20 Ω 20 % ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Output 4…20 mA
50 K 25 Ω 25 % ■ ■ ■ ■ □ DIP switch -10 °C…+110 °C
60 K 30 Ω 30 % ■ ■ ■ □ ■ Span 75…110 °C
70 K 35 Ω 35 % ■ ■ ■ □ □
80 K 40 Ω 40 % ■ ■ □ ■ ■ Range 120 °C
90 K 45 Ω 45 % ■ ■ □ ■ □ Adjustment range ± 12.5 %
100 K 50 Ω 50 % ■ ■ □ □ ■
110 K 55 Ω 55 % ■ ■ □ □ □
120 K 60 Ω 60 % ■ □ ■ ■ ■
125 K 62.5 Ω 62.5 % ■ □ ■ ■ □
130 K 65 Ω 65 % ■ □ ■ □ ■ Zero
140 K 70 Ω 70 % ■ □ ■ □ □
150 K 75 Ω 75 % ■ □ □ ■ ■
160 K 80 Ω 80 % ■ □ □ ■ □ –25 °C 95 °C
–10 °C 110 °C
170 K 85 Ω 85 % ■ □ □ □ ■ –5 °C 125 °C
180 K 90 Ω 90 % ■ □ □ □ □
190 K 95 Ω 95 % □ ■ ■ ■ ■ Span
200 K 100 Ω 100 % □ ■ ■ ■ □
250 K 125 Ω --- □ ■ ■ □ ■ 110 °C
5 °C 125 °C
300 K 150 Ω --- □ ■ ■ □ □ 140 °C
350 K 175 Ω --- □ ■ □ ■ ■
400 K 200 Ω --- □ ■ □ ■ □
450 K 225 Ω --- □ ■ □ □ ■
500 K 250 Ω --- □ ■ □ □ □
550 K 275 Ω --- □ □ ■ ■ ■
600 K 300 Ω --- □ □ ■ ■ □ Wavetool adjustment tool
650 K 325 Ω --- □ □ ■ □ ■
This service tool enables quick and straightforward confi-
700 K 350 Ω --- □ □ ■ □ □
750 K 375 Ω --- □ □ □ ■ ■ guration of the WAVEANALOG PRO.
800 K 400 Ω --- □ □ □ ■ □ Internet download:
850 K 425 Ω --- □ □ □ □ ■ http://www.weidmueller.com
900 K 450 Ω --- □ □ □ □ □
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RTD signal isolator/converter PRO RTD 1000

Signal converters
• Linearisation
jumpers
RTD
J,R U/I
VC
D Technical data
Input
Sensor Ni1000/2-/3-/4-wire, Potentiometer: min. 0-1kΩ, max. 0-100kΩ,
PT1000/2-/3-/4-wire, Resistance: 0-4.5kΩ
Output
Output current / Output voltage 0...20 mA, 4...20 mA / 0...10 V
Offset current / Offset voltage max. 100 µA / max. 0.05 V
Sensor error detection LED flashing (output value: > 20 mA, >10 V)
Fine adjustment ± 12.5 % of FSR; potentiometer: ± 12.5 % ... ± 25 %
Status indicator Module active: LED on/ wire breakage: LED flashing/
Error: LED off
General data
Configuration DIP switch, Potentiometer
Step response time Fast/slow:2-/3-/4-conductor: 1.2s/2.3s; potentiometer: 0.5s/1.2s
Approvals CE; cULus; GL; GOSTME25
Rated voltage 300 V
Pollution degree 2

Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No.
Screw connection WAS5 PRO RTD 1000 1 8679490000
Note
Accessories
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PRO RTD 1000

Switch position / setting options
Signal converters
Choice of inputs ■ = on Choice of outputs Switch on the manual fine
Switch 1 □ = off Switch 2 adjustments
Input 1 2 3 Output 6 7 S. 1
PT1000 2-wire ■ ■ ■ 0...10 V ■ □ Man. adjustment 8
PT1000 3-wire □ ■ ■ 0...5 V ■ ■ off □
PT1000 4-wire ■ □ ■ 0...20 mA □ □ on ■
R 2-wire □ □ ■ 4...20 mA □ ■
NI1000 2-wire ■ ■ □
NI1000 3-wire □ ■ □ Choice of step
NI1000 4-wire ■ □ □ response time
Potentiometer □ □ □ S. 2
Step response time 8
slow ■
fast □
Choice of minimum input size Accuracy, slow/fast step response time

Switch 1
ϑmin
0 °C
Rmin
0Ω
Potimin
0%
4
■ ■
5 6
■
7
■
PT 100,Ni 100: 0.3 % from measuring range 0.8 %
from measuring range < 100 K / 0.3 K / 0.8 K D
-10 °C 100 Ω 10 % ■ ■ ■ □ Potentiometer: 0.2 % from end value / 0.3 %
-20 °C 200 Ω 20 % ■ ■ □ ■ Resistance: 0.2 % from end value / 0.3 %
-25 °C 200 Ω 25 % ■ ■ □ □
-30 °C 300 Ω 30 % ■ □ ■ ■
-40 °C 400 Ω 40 % ■ □ ■ □ Temperature coefficient
-50 °C 500 Ω 50 % ■ □ □ ■
-60 °C 600 Ω 60 % ■ □ □ □ Measuring range ≥ 200 K ≤ 200 ppm / °C
-70 °C 700 Ω 70 % □ ■ ■ ■ 100 K ≤ Measuring range < 200 K ≤ 250 ppm / °C
-80 °C 800 Ω 80 % □ ■ ■ □ 40 K ≤ Measuring range < 100 K ≤ 400 ppm / °C
-90 °C 900 Ω □ ■ □ ■
-100 °C 1000 Ω □ ■ □ □
-150 °C 1500 Ω □ □ ■ ■
-200 °C 2000 Ω □ □ ■ □
Special area □ □ □ ■
Choice of measuring range Adjustment example for zero and span

Switch 2
T R Poti 1 2 3 4 5 Temperature adjustment:
40 K 200 Ω 20 % ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Output 4…20 mA
50 K 250 Ω 25 % ■ ■ ■ ■ □ DIP switch -10 °C…+110 °C
60 K 300 Ω 30 % ■ ■ ■ □ ■ Span 75…110 °C
70 K 350 Ω 35 % ■ ■ ■ □ □
80 K 400 Ω 40 % ■ ■ □ ■ ■ Range 120 °C
90 K 450 Ω 45 % ■ ■ □ ■ □ Adjustment range ± 12.5 %
100 K 500 Ω 50 % ■ ■ □ □ ■
110 K 550 Ω 55 % ■ ■ □ □ □
120 K 600 Ω 60 % ■ □ ■ ■ ■
125 K 625 Ω 62.50 % ■ □ ■ ■ □
130 K 650 Ω 65 % ■ □ ■ □ ■ Zero
140 K 700 Ω 70 % ■ □ ■ □ □
150 K 750 Ω 75 % ■ □ □ ■ ■
160 K 800 Ω 80 % ■ □ □ ■ □ –25 °C 95 °C
–10 °C 110 °C
170 K 850 Ω 85 % ■ □ □ □ ■ –5 °C 125 °C
180 K 900 Ω 90 % ■ □ □ □ □
190 K 950 Ω 95 % □ ■ ■ ■ ■ Span
200 K 1000 Ω 100 % □ ■ ■ ■ □
250 K 1250 Ω --- □ ■ ■ □ ■ 110 °C
5 °C 125 °C
300 K 1500 Ω --- □ ■ ■ □ □ 140 °C
350 K 1750 Ω --- □ ■ □ ■ ■
400 K 2000 Ω --- □ ■ □ ■ □
450 K 2250 Ω --- □ ■ □ □ ■
500 K 2500 Ω --- □ ■ □ □ □
550 K 2750 Ω --- □ □ ■ ■ ■
600 K 3000 Ω --- □ □ ■ ■ □ Wavetool adjustment tool
650 K 3250 Ω --- □ □ ■ □ ■
This service tool enables quick and straightforward
700 K 3500 Ω --- □ □ ■ □ □
750 K 3750 Ω --- □ □ □ ■ ■ configuration of the WAVEANALOG PRO.
800 K 4000 Ω --- □ □ □ ■ □ Internet download:
850 K 4250 Ω --- □ □ □ □ ■ http://www.weidmueller.com
900 K 4500 Ω --- □ □ □ □ □
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RTD signal isolator/converter PRO RTD Cu

UL Class I, Div.2
• Universally adjustable via DIP switch Selection of connection Selection of senor
Signal converters
• 3 -way isolation Switch 1 Switch 1

• Linearisation Connection 1 Type 2 3
3-wire ◼ Cu 10 ◼ ◼
• P ower supply can be cross-connected using plug-in Cu 25
4-wire ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
jumpers. Cu 50 ◼ ◼
Cu 100 ◼ ◼
Selection of minimum input values

Switch 1
ϑ min 4 5 6 7
– 0 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
– 10 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
– 20 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
– 25 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Cu – 30 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
U/I
– 40 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
– 50 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
– 60 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
VC – 70 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
– 80 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
D Technical data
– 90 °C
– 100 °C
– 150 °C
◼
◼
◼
◼
◼
◼
◼
◼
◼
◼
◼
◼
Input – 200 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Sensor 3-/4-wired, Cu 10. Cu 25, Cu 50. Cu 100
Temperature input range Adjustable from -200...+260°C special range ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Output
Output current / Output voltage 0...20 mA, 4...20 mA / 0...10 V Selection of the measurement range
Offset current / Offset voltage max. 100 µA / max. 0.05 V Switch 2
Load impedance, voltage/current ≥ 1 kΩ / ≤ 600 Ω Span 1 2 3 4 5
Sensor error detection LED flashing (output value: > 20 mA, >10 V) 40 K ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Fine adjustment ± 12.5% of FSR 50 K ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Status indicator Module active: LED on/ wire breakage: LED flashing/ 60 K ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Error: LED off 70 K ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
General data 80 K ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Configuration DIP switch 90 K ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Supply voltage 24 V DC ± 20 % 100 K ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼

110 K ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
120 K ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Step response time Fast: 1.2 s/ slow: 2.2 s
125 K ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
130 K ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Approvals CE; cULus; cULusEX; GOSTME25 140 K ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Insulation coordination 150 K ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Standards DIN EN 50178, DIN EN 61000-4-2 160 K ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
EMC standards EN 55011, EN 61000-6 170 K ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Rated voltage 300 V 180 K ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Impulse withstand voltage 4 kV 190 K ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Insulation voltage 2 kVeff / 5 s 200 K ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Overvoltage category III 210 K ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Pollution degree 2 220 K ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Clearance & creepage distances ≥ 3 mm 230 K ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼

240 K ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
250 K ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
260 K ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
270 K ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
280 K ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
290 K ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
300 K ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
350 K ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
400 K ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Dimensions Screw connection 450 K ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Clamping range (nominal / min. / max.) mm² 2.5 / 0.5 / 2.5 460 K ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼

Selection of Output Switching on the
Switch 2 manual fine adjustment
Connection 6 7 Switch 1
Ordering data 0 ... 10 V ◼ ◼ man adj. 8
0 ... 20 mA ◼ ◼ off ◼
Type Qty. Order No.
4 ... 20 mA ◼ ◼ on ◼
Screw connection WAS5 PRO RTD Cu 1 8638950000
Selection of step set time
Time of step Switch 2

Note
response 8
slow ◼
◼ = on
Accessories fast ◼
◼ = off
D.48 1460730000 – 2014/2015

RTD, 4-wire converter PT100 / 4 0 (4)...20 mA PT100 / 4 0...10 V

• 4-wire connection
Signal converters
• A djustable temperature range from -200 °C...+800 °C
jumpers
•N o galvanic isolation between input and output circuits
PT100
J U/I
VC
Technical data D
Input
Sensor PT100 / 2-/3-/4-wire PT100 / 2-/3-/4-wire
Sensor supply 1.45 mA 1.45 mA
Output
Output voltage / Output current / 0...20 mA, 4...20 mA 0...10 V /
General data
Configuration DIP switch, Potentiometer DIP switch, Potentiometer
Supply voltage / Current consumption 24 V DC ± 20 % / 24 V DC ± 20 % /
Accuracy 100K ≤ MB < 600K: 0.1 %; MB ≥ 600K: 0.2 %; of measuring range 100K ≤ MB < 600K: 0.1 %; MB ≥ 600K: 0.2 %; of measuring range
Approvals CE; CSA; cULus; GOSTME25 CE; CSA; cULus; GOSTME25
Dimensions Tension-clamp connection Tension-clamp connection Tension-clamp connection Tension-clamp connection

Clamping range (nominal / min. / max.) mm² 0.5 / 2.5 0.5 / 2.5 0.5 / 2.5 0.5 / 2.5
Depth x width x height mm 112.4 / 12.5 / 112.4 / 12.5 / 112.4 / 12.5 / 112.4 / 12.5 /
Note
Ordering data
Adjustable from -200...+800°C Tension-clamp connection WTZ4 PT100/4 C 0/4-20mA 1 8432280000 WTZ4 PT100/4 V 0-10V 1 8432250000
Special adjustment Tension-clamp connection WTZ4 PT100/4 C 0/4-20mA variabel 1 8432289999 WTZ4 PT100/4 V 0-10V variabel 1 8432259999
Note Cross-connectors for power supplies and Specify temperature range for special calibrations.
markers - refer to WAVESERIES accessories
Applications
Switch position/setting options
Example for Zero and Span Tmin 1 2 3 Span 4 5 6
0 °C 40…50 °C
Temperature adjustment Temperature coefficient -10 °C 50…75 °C
Tmin -10 °C Measurement range ≥ 200 K ≤ 200 ppm/°C (typ. 80 ppm/°C) -20 °C 75…110 °C
-40 °C 110…165 °C
Span 75…110 °C 100 K ≤ Measurement range < 200 K ≤ 205 ppm/°C (typ. 90 ppm/°C) -60 °C 165…245 °C
40 K ≤ Measurement range < 100 K ≤ 450 ppm/°C (typ. 180 ppm/°C) -80 °C 245…360 °C
Span 95 °C -100 °C 360…540 °C
Adjustment of Span +25 % Aids -200 °C 540…800 °C
• Voltage supply 24 V DC, 50 mA
Zero Output 1) PT 100
• Simulator for PT 100 or precision-resistance-decade Range 7 8 9 10
• Ampere-/voltmeter which can be calibrated to an accuracy of 0…20 mA 2-Wire
-10 °C 85 °C > 0,1% of the end value. 4…20 mA 3-Wire
-13,75 °C 118,75 °C 4-Wire
Span 65 °C
-10 °C 85 °C 1)
only modules with current output = on
100 °C = off
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RTD, 3-wire converter PT100 / 3 0...10 V PT100 / 3 0 (4)...20 mA

Signal converters

jumpers
PT100
J U/I
VC
D Technical data
Input
Sensor PT100/3-wire PT100/3-wire
Output
Output voltage / Output current 0...10 V / / 0...20 mA, 4...20 mA
Load impedance, voltage/current ≥ 1 kΩ / / ≤ 500 Ω
General data
Supply voltage / Current consumption 24 V DC ± 20 % / 24 V DC ± 20 % /
Accuracy ± 0.5 % of measuring range ± 0.5 % of measuring range
Dimensions Tension-clamp connection Tension-clamp connection Tension-clamp connection

Depth x width x height mm 112.4 / 12.5 / 112.4 / 12.5 / 112.4 / 12.5 /
Note
Ordering data
Adjustable from -200...+800°C Tension-clamp connection WTZ4 PT100/3 V 0-10V 1 8432130000 WTZ4 PT100/3 C 0/4-20mA 1 8432160000
WTZ4 PT100/3 C 0/4-20mA variabel 1 8432169999
Note Specify temperature range for special calibrations. Cross-connectors for power supplies and
Applications
0 °C 40…50 °C
-40 °C 110…165 °C
Span 95 °C -100 °C 360…540 °C
-13,75 °C 118,75 °C 4-Wire
Span 65 °C
-10 °C 85 °C 1)
100 °C = off
D.50 1460730000 – 2014/2015

RTD, 2-wire converter PT100 / 2 0...10 V PT100/2 0 (4)...20 mA

Signal converters
jumpers
PT100
J U/I
VC
Technical data D
Input
Sensor PT100/2-wire PT100/2-wire
Output
Output voltage / Output current 0...10 V / / 0...20 mA, 4...20 mA
Load impedance, voltage/current ≥ 1 kΩ / / ≤ 500 Ω
General data
Supply voltage / Current consumption 24 V DC ± 20 % / < 38 mA @ IOUT = 20 mA 24 V DC ± 20 % / < 48 mA @ IOUT = 20 mA
Accuracy ± 0.5 % of measuring range ± 0.5 % of measuring range
Dimensions Tension-clamp connection Tension-clamp connection Tension-clamp connection Tension-clamp connection

Depth x width x height mm 112.4 / 12.5 / 112.4 / 12.5 / 112.4 / 12.5 / 112.4 / 12.5 /
Note
Ordering data
Adjustable from -200...+800°C Tension-clamp connection WTZ4 PT100/2 V 0-10V 1 8432190000 WTZ4 PT100/2 C 0/4-20mA 1 8432220000
Special adjustment Tension-clamp connection WTZ4 PT100/2 V 0-10V variabel 1 8432199999 WTZ4 PT100/2 C 0/4-20mA variabel 1 8432229999
Note Specify temperature range for special calibrations. Cross-connectors for power supplies and
Applications
0 °C 40…50 °C
-40 °C 110…165 °C
Span 95 °C -100 °C 360…540 °C
-13,75 °C 118,75 °C 4-Wire
Span 65 °C
-10 °C 85 °C 1)
100 °C = off
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Thermal converter type: PRO Thermo

K,J,T,E,N,R,S,B UL Class I, Div. 2
Select of Selection of minimum
• 3-way isolation
Signal converters
thermocoupler temperature
• Internal cold-junction compensation SW1 SW1
• P ower supply can be cross-connected using plug-in Typ 1 2 3 ϑ min 1 2 3 4
jumpers K ◼ ◼ ◼ 0 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
• S uitable for insulated and uninsulated thermocouples J ◼ ◼ ◼ – 10 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼

T ◼ ◼ ◼ – 20 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
•W AVETOOL software helps with configuration, E ◼ ◼ ◼ – 30 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
download at www.weidmueller.com N ◼ ◼ ◼ – 40 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
R ◼ ◼ ◼ – 50 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
S ◼ ◼ ◼ – 100 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
B ◼ ◼ ◼ – 150 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
– 200 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
+ 50 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
+ 100 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
U/I + 150 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
J + 200 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
+ 250 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
+ 500 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
VC Special range ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
D Technical data
Selection of
temperature span
Selection of output
Switch 2
Input SW2 Output 6 7
Sensor Thermo element (IEC 584) type: K,J,T,E,N,R,S,B Span 1 2 3 4 5 0 ... 10 V ◼ ◼
Temperature input range -200...+1820 °C 100 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ 0 ... 20 mA ◼ ◼
Output 150 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ 4 ... 20 mA ◼ ◼
Output voltage / Output current 0...10 V / 0...20 mA, 4...20 mA 200 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼

250 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ Switching on the
Load impedance, voltage/current ≥ 1 kΩ / ≤ 600 Ω manual fine adjustment
300 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Offset current / Offset voltage max. 100 µA / max. 0.05 V SW 2
350 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Line resistance in measuring circuit 50 Ω man. adjust. 6
400 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Sensor error detection LED flashing (output value: > 20 mA, >10 V) off ◼
450 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Fine adjustment ± 5% (switchable) 500 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ on ◼
Status indicator Module active: LED on/ wire breakage: LED flashing/ 550 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Error: LED off 600 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ Switching on the
General data 650 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ filter function
Configuration DIP switch 700 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ SW 2
Supply voltage 24 V DC ± 20 % 750 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ Filter 8
Power consumption 800...850...950 mW at IOUT = 20 mA 800 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ off ◼
Step response time without filter: max. 1.4 s; with filter: max. 7.5 s 850 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ on ◼
Current-carrying capacity of cross-connect. ≤2A 900 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼

Ambient temperature 0 °C...+55 °C 950 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Storage temperature -20 °C...+85 °C 1000 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Default setting Type K; 0...1000°C; 4...20mA; filter: off; man. calibration: off 1050 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Approvals CE; cULusEX; GL 1100 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Insulation coordination 1150 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
1200 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
1250 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
1300 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Rated voltage 300
1350 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Impulse withstand voltage 4 kV 1400 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Insulation voltage 2 kVeff / 5 s 1450 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Overvoltage category III 1500 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Pollution degree 2 1600 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Clearance & creepage distances ≥ 3 mm 1700 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ = on
1800 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ = off
Accuracy
K -200 °C … -150 °C ± (5K + 0.1 % of set range)
-150 °C …1200 °C ± (3K + 0.1 % of set range)
Dimensions Screw connection Tension-clamp connection 1200 °C …1372 °C ± (4K + 0.1 % of set range)
Clamping range (nominal / min. / max.) mm² 2.5 / 0.5 / 2.5 1.5 / 0.5 / 2.5 J -200 °C … -150 °C ± (4K + 0.1 % of set range)
-150 °C …1200 °C ± (3K + 0.1 % of set range)
T -200 °C … -150 °C ± (5K + 0.1 % of set range)
Note Screw connection Tension clamp connection -150 °C … 400 °C ± (3K + 0.1 % of set range)
E -200 °C … -150 °C ± (4K + 0.1 % of set range)
-150 °C …1000 °C ± (3K + 0.1 % of set range)
Ordering data N -200 °C … -150 °C ± (6K + 0.1 % of set range)
Type Qty. Order No. -150 °C …1300 °C ± (3K + 0.1 % of set range)
R -50 °C … 200 °C ± (10K + 0.1 % of set range)
Screw connection WAS5 PRO Thermo 1 8560720000
200 °C …1760 °C ± (6K + 0.1 % of set range)
Tension-clamp connection WAZ5 PRO Thermo 1 8560730000 S -50 °C … 200 °C ± (10K + 0.1 % of set range)
200 °C …1760 °C ± (6K + 0.1 % of set range)
B 50 °C … 250 °C ± (25K + 0.1 % of set range)
Note 250 °C … 500 °C ± (10K + 0.1 % of set range)
500 °C …1820 °C ± (6K + 0.1 % of set range)
Accessories
D.52 1460730000 – 2014/2015

Thermal converter type: Thermo Select

K, J, T, E, N, R, S, B
• No calibration necessary
Signal converters
• Internal cold-junction compensation
• O utput signal selectable
jumpers
• S uitable for insulated thermocouples
SW 1 SW 2
Type 1 2 3 Span 1 2 3 4 5
K ◼ ◼ ◼ 100 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
J ◼ ◼ ◼ 150 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
T ◼ ◼ ◼ 200 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
J U/I E ◼ ◼ ◼ 250 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
N ◼ ◼ ◼ 300 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
R ◼ ◼ ◼ 350 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
VC
S ◼ ◼ ◼ 400 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
B ◼ ◼ ◼ 450 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Technical data Tmin

SW 1
4 5 6 7
500 °C
550 °C
600 °C
◼
◼
◼
◼
◼
◼
◼
◼
◼
◼
◼
◼
◼
◼
◼
D
Input 0 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ 650 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Sensor Thermo element (IEC 584) type: K,J,T,E,N,R,S,B – 10 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ 700 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Temperature input range -200...+1820 °C – 20 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ 750 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Output – 30 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ 800 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Output voltage / Output current 0...10 V / 0...20 mA, 4...20 mA – 40 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ 850 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Load impedance, voltage/current ≥ 1 kΩ / ≤ 500 Ω – 50 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ 900 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Temperature coefficient ± (200 ppm from the span + 0.075 K)/K – 100 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ 950 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Step response time without filter: 1.1 s; with filter: 6 s – 150 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ 1000 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Sensor error detection LED flashing (output value: > 20 mA, >10 V) – 200 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ 1050 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
General data + 50 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ 1100 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Configuration DIP switch + 100 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ 1150 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Supply voltage 24 V DC ± 20 % + 150 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ 1200 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Current consumption < 38 mA @ IOUT = 20 mA + 200 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ 1250 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Current-carrying capacity of cross-connect. ≤2A + 250 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ 1300 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼

+ 500 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ 1350 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
1400 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
SW 2 1450 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Approvals CE; CSA; cULus; GOSTME25
Output 6 7 1500 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Insulation coordination 1600 °C
0 ... 10 V ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Standards DIN EN 50178, DIN EN 61000-4-2 0 ... 20 mA ◼ ◼ 1700 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
EMC standards EN 55011, EN 61000-6 4 ... 20 mA ◼ ◼ 1800 °C ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Filter 8
off ◼
on ◼
◼ = off
◼ = on
Accuracy
K -200 °C … -150 °C ± (5K + 0,1 % of set range)
-150 °C …1200 °C ± (3K + 0,1 % of set range)
Dimensions Screw connection Tension-clamp connection 1200 °C …1372 °C ± (4K + 0,1 % of set range)
Clamping range (nominal / min. / max.) mm² 2.5 / 0.5 / 2.5 1.5 / 0.5 / 2.5 J -200 °C … -150 °C ± (4K + 0,1 % of set range)
-150 °C …1200 °C ± (3K + 0,1 % of set range)
T -200 °C … -150 °C ± (5K + 0,1 % of set range)
Note Tension clamp connection -150 °C … 400 °C ± (3K + 0,1 % of set range)
E -200 °C … -150 °C ± (4K + 0,1 % of set range)
-150 °C …1000 °C ± (3K + 0,1 % of set range)
Ordering data N -200 °C … -150 °C ± (6K + 0,1 % of set range)
Type Qty. Order No. -150 °C …1300 °C ± (3K + 0,1 % of set range)
R -50 °C … 200 °C ± (10K + 0,1 % of set range)
Screw connection WTS4 THERMO 1 8432300000
200 °C …1760 °C ± (6K + 0,1 % of set range)
Tension-clamp connection WTZ4 THERMO 1 8432310000 S -50 °C … 200 °C ± (10K + 0,1 % of set range)
200 °C …1760 °C ± (6K + 0,1 % of set range)
B 50 °C … 250 °C ± (25K + 0,1 % of set range)
Note 250 °C … 500 °C ± (10K + 0,1 % of set range)
500 °C …1820 °C ± (6K + 0,1 % of set range)
Accessories
1460730000 – 2014/2015 D.53

WAVESERIES – Frequency signal isolator/converter configurable
WAVEanalog PRO Frequency

Signal converters
WAVEANALOG PRO Frequency

delivers settings help, for any
input and output values. 3-wire initiator with PNP Output 3-wire initiator wit
Adjusting input range using 3-wire initiator with PNP Output
Connection configuration for the sensors 3-wire initiator wit
The input range is set using frequency device to be measured: 3-wire initiator with PNP Output
(1) +15 V
(1) +15 V
3-wire initiator wit
(2) PNP
the DIP switches (a frequency 3-wire initiator with PNP Output
(2) PNP 3-wire initiator wi
(1)
(3) +15
NPN V/ Namur
generator is not required) • Select the switch setting for saving (3) NPN / Namur
(2)
(4) PNP
GND
(1) +15 V
(4) GND
the frequency: S2.1 = 0, S2.2 = 1, (3)
(2) NPN
PNP / Namur
There are 2 different methods: S2.3 = 1 and S2.4 = 1 (4)
(3) GND
NPN / Namur U=24 V
U=24 V
• Apply min. frequency to the module
D
(4) GND
U=24 V
1. L
ower measuring frequency = 0 Hz • Connect the module to the power 3-wire initiator with NPN Output 3-wire initiator wit
3-wire initiator with NPN Output 3-wire U=24
initiator
V wit
supply
3-wire initiator with NPN Output
(1) +15 V 3-wire initiator wit
• Choose operating mode “= … fmax” • The LED lights up when the input (1) +15 V
(2) PNP
3-wire initiator with NPN Output 3-wire initiator wit
S2.3 = 0 and S2.4 = 0 frequency is being measured. If the (2) PNP
(1)
(3) +15
NPN V/ Namur
(3) NPN / Namur
• Set the upper measuring frequency LED goes off, the frequency has (2)
(4)
(1) PNP
GND
+15 V
(4) GND
using DIP switches S1 and S2.1, been saved and the module can be (3)
(2) NPN
PNP / Namur
(4)
(3) GND U=24 V
S2.2 (see table) disconnected from the power supply NPN / Namur
U=24 V
(4) GND Namur Initiator
• That’s all! again. NamurU=24
Initiator
V
2-wire initiator Namur Initiator
• Repeat with max. frequency: S2.1 = 1, 2-wire initiator Namur Initiator
NamurU=24
Initiator
V
2. Lower measuring frequency ≠ 0 Hz S2.2 = 0, S2.3 = 1 and S2.4 = 1 2-wire initiator (1) +15 V
(1) +15 V Namur
Namur Initiator
Initiator
N
(2) PNP
• Select special range: 2-wire initiator (2) PNP Namur Initiator N
N
(1)
(3) +15
NPN V/ Namur N
• First the lower measuring frequency S2.1 = 1, S2.2 = 1, S2.3 = 1 and (3) NPN / Namur
(2)
N
(1) PNP
(4)
(4)
GND
+15 V
GND NN
must be saved. Select mode “save S2.4 = 1 (residual current < 1 mA) (3)
(2) NPN
PNP / Namur
fmin”. S2.3 = 1 and S2.4 = 0. Set (residual current < 1 mA) (4) N
(3) GND
NPN / Namur
the frequency using DIP switches S1 (residual current < 1 mA) (4) GND
and S2.1, S2.2 (see table) To save Push pull output
(residual currentcascade
< 1 mA)
Push pull output cascade
U=24 V
the frequency, briefly connect the U=24cascade
Push pull output V (1) +15 V
(1) +15 V
module to the power supply. U=24cascade
Push pull output V
(2) PNP
(2) PNP
(1)
(3) +15
NPN V/ Namur
• Select mode “fmin … fmax” U=24 V (3) NPN / Namur
(2)
(4)
(1) PNP
GND
+15 V
S2.3 = 0 and S2.4 = 1 (4) GND
(3)
(2) NPN
PNP / Namur
• Set the upper measuring frequency (4)
(3) GND
NPN / Namur
using DIP switches S1 and S2.1, 3-wire initiator with PNP Output (4)external
3-wire initiator with PNP output and GND supply
S2.2 (see table). 3-wire initiator with PNP Output 3-wire initiator with PNP output and external supply
(1) +15 V (1) +15 V
• That’s all! 3-wire initiator with PNP Output
(1) PNP
(2) +15 V 3-wire initiator with PNP output
(1)and
(2) +15external
PNP V supply
(2) NPN
(3) PNP / Namur (2) NPN
(3) PNP / Namur
(1) GND
(3)
(4) +15 V/ Namur
NPN (1) GND
(3)
(4) +15 V/ Namur
NPN
(2) GND
(4) PNP (2) GND
(4) PNP
(3) NPN / Namur U=24 V (3) NPN / Namur
(4) GND U=24 V (4) GND
3-wire initiator with NPN Output 3-wire initiator with NPN output and external supply
U=24 V
3-wire initiator with NPN Output 3-wire initiator with NPN output and external supply
(1) +15 V (1) +15 V
(1)
(2) +15
3-wire initiator with NPN Output PNP V (1)
3-wire initiator with NPN output +15
(2)and V
PNPexternal supply
(2)
(3) PNP
NPN / Namur (2)
(3) PNP
NPN / Namur
(1) NPN
(3)
(4) +15 V/ Namur
GND (1) NPN
(3)
(4) +15 V/ Namur
GND
(2) GND
(4) PNP (2) GND
(4) PNP
(3) NPN / Namur U=24 V (3) NPN / Namur
(4) GND (4) GND
NamurU=24 V
Initiator
2-wire initiator Namur Initiator
2-wire initiator NamurU=24 V
Initiator
(1) +15 V Namur Initiator (1) +15 V
(1) N+
2-wire initiator (2) +15
PNP V Namur Initiator (1)
(2) +15
PNP V
N+
N-
(2)
(3) PNP
NPN / Namur (2)
(3) PNP
NPN / Namur
N-
(1) NPN
(3)
(4) +15 V/ Namur
GND (1) NPN
(3)
(4) +15 V/ Namur
GND
N+
(residual current < 1 mA)
(2) GND
(4) PNP (2) GND
(4) PNP
N-
(residual current < 1 mA) (3) NPN / Namur (3) NPN / Namur
(4) GND (4) GND
(residual
Push pull current < 1 mA)
output cascade
Push pull output
U=24cascade
V
(1) +15 V
U=24 V
Push pull output cascade (1) PNP
(2) +15 V
(2) NPN
(3) PNP / Namur
U=24 V
(1) GND
(3)
(4) +15 V/ Namur
NPN
(2) GND
(4) PNP
D.54 (3) NPN / Namur 1460730000 – 2014/2015
(4) GND
WAVESERIES - Frequency signal isolator / converter configurable
f/DC isolator/converter PRO Frequency

UL Class I, Div. 2
• 3-way isolation
Signal converters
• Max. input frequency: 100 kHz
• Input and output ranges can be adjusted via DIP
switches
• S upplies the NAMUR sensor
• P rogrammable custom range
• C an be adjusted and set using the WAVETOOL software,
download from www.weidmueller.com
Selecting the
operating mode
Operating mode Switch 2
f 3 4
U/I
0 … fmax ◼ ◼
fmin … fmax ◼ ◼
saving
VC of fmin ◼ ◼
Technical data
f = (A+B) x C
Selecting
the frequency
Selecting
the frequency
D
Input
Sensor 2-, 3-wire PNP/NPN, Namur initiator, push-pull step, Frequency Switch1 Switch 1
Rated input level Threshold/hysteresis: Namur: approx. 1.7 mA/approx. 0.2 mA; NPN: A 1 2 3 4 B 5 6 7 8
0 ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ 0 ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
approx. 6.5 V/approx. 0.2 V; PNP: approx. 6,7 V/approx. 0.5 V
1 ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ 0.1 ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Output
2 ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ 0.2 ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Output voltage / Output current 0...10 V / 0...20 mA, 4...20 mA
3 ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ 0.3 ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Load impedance, voltage/current ≥ 1 kΩ / ≤ 600 Ω 4 ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ 0.4 ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Offset current / Offset voltage max. 100 µA / max. 0.05 V 5 ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ 0.5 ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Status indicator Green LED 6 ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ 0.6 ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
General data 7 ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ 0.7 ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Configuration DIP switch 8 ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ 0.8 ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Supply voltage 24 V DC ± 20 % 9 ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ 0.9 ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Power consumption Max. 1.6 W at IOUT = 20 mA 10 ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Accuracy < 0.2% of output range 11 ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ Selecting
Temperature coefficient Max. 200 ppm/K of output range 12 ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ the frequency
Step response time 360 ms + 2 times the period time of input frequency 13 ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ Switch 2
Ambient temperature 0 °C...+55 °C 14 ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ C 1 2
15 ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼ x1 ◼ ◼
Approvals CE; cULusEX
x10 ◼ ◼
x100 ◼ ◼
x1000 ◼ ◼
EMC standards EN 55011, EN 61000-6, EN 61326
Rated voltage 300 V
Impulse withstand voltage 6 kV Selecting the output
Insulation voltage 4 kVeff / 5 s Switch 2
Overvoltage category III Output 5 6 7 8
Pollution degree 2 0…10 V ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
0…20 mA ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
4…20 mA ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
0…5 V ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Special range (frequency generator is required)

Switch 2
Function 1 2 3 4
save min. frequency ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
save max. frequency ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
select special range ◼ ◼ ◼ ◼
Dimensions Screw connection Tension-clamp connection ◼ = on

Clamping range (nominal / min. / max.) mm² 2.5 / 0.5 / 2.5 1.5 / 0.5 / 2.5 ◼ = off
Application
Note
230 V AC Registering motor
∼ revolutions using
Ordering data 24 V DC
7 8 Namur sensor
Type Qty. Order No. 5 6
Screw connection WAS4 PRO Freq 1 8581180000 SPS
8581180000/8581190000
Tension-clamp connection WAZ4 PRO Freq 1 8581190000

PRO FREQUENCY
0…20 mA
WAVEANALOG
Note 1 2
3 4
N–
Accessories Namur
N+
activated: <= 1,2 mA
Note Cross-connector for power supplies and markers – refer to Accessories not activated: >= 2,1 mA
1460730000 – 2014/2015 D.55

WAVESERIES - Current measuring transducer
Analogue output 5/10 A AC/DC 20/25/30 A AC/DC

• Monitors AC/DC currents
Signal converters
• Input and output are electrically isolated

I AC/DC
U/I
VC
D Technical data
Input
Input current 0...5 A AC/DC / 0...10 A AC/DC 0...20 A AC/DC / 0...25 A AC/DC / 0...30 A AC/DC
Input frequency 0…2 kHz (True RMS) 0…2 kHz (True RMS)
Max. current Depends on wire cross-section Depends on wire cross-section
Voltage of measuring circuit 10–400 VAC, > 400 VAC depending on wire insulation 400 VAC, > 400 VAC depending on wire insulation
Sensor Hall sensor (internal) Hall sensor (internal)
Diameter of cable feed-through 8 mm 8 mm
Output
Output current / Output voltage 0(4)...20 mA / 0...10 V 0(4)...20 mA / 0...10 V
Offset current max. 150 µA max. 150 µA
Output signal limit Approx. 13 V or 24 mA Approx. 13 V or 24 mA
Load impedance, voltage/current ≥ 1 kΩ / ≤ 600 Ω ≥ 1 kΩ / ≤ 600 Ω
Step response time typ. 700 ms, Frequency-independent typ. 700 ms
Accuracy 1 % FSR 1 % FSR
Status indicator LED ON: OK; FLASHING: signal out of range; LED ON: OK; FLASHING: signal out of range;
LED OFF: Error LED OFF: Error
General data
Current consumption 50 mA @ IOUT = 20 mA 50 mA @ IOUT = 20 mA
Ambient temperature / Storage temperature 0 °C...+50 °C / -20 °C...+70 °C 0 °C...+50 °C / -20 °C...+70 °C
Default setting 0…5 A, 4…20 mA 0…25 A, 4…20 mA
Standards DIN EN 50178 (secure separation) DIN EN 50178 (secure separation)

Ordering data
Screw connection WAS2 CMA 5/10A uc 1 8526610000 WAS2 CMA 20/25/30A uc 1 8545830000
Tension-clamp connection WAZ2 CMA 5/10A uc 1 8526620000 WAZ2 CMA 20/25/30A uc 1 8545840000
Note
Accessories
Note Cross-connectors for power supplies and markers – refer to Accessories Cross-connectors for power supplies and markers – refer to Accessories
D.56 1460730000 – 2014/2015

Analogue output 40/50/60 A AC/DC

• Monitors AC/DC currents
Signal converters
I AC/DC
U/I
VC
Technical data D
Input
Input current 0...40 A AC/DC / 0...50 A AC/DC / 0...60 A AC/DC
Input frequency 0…2 kHz (True RMS)
Max. current Depends on wire cross-section
Voltage of measuring circuit 400 VAC, > 400 VAC depending on wire insulation
Sensor Hall sensor (internal)
Diameter of cable feed-through 8 mm
Output
Output current / Output voltage 0(4)...20 mA / 0...10 V
Offset current max. 150 µA
Output signal limit Approx. 13 V or 24 mA
Step response time typ. 700 ms
Accuracy 1 % FSR
Temperature coefficient ≤ 650 ppm/K
Status indicator LED ON: OK; FLASHING: signal out of range;
LED OFF: Error
General data
Current consumption 50 mA @ IOUT = 20 mA
Default setting 0...50 A, 4...20 mA
Approvals CE; cULus
Standards DIN EN 50178 (secure separation)
Rated voltage 300 V
Pollution degree 2

Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No.
Screw connection WAS2 CMA 40/50/60A uc 1 8513330000
Tension-clamp connection WAZ2 CMA 40/50/60A uc 1 8526590000
Note
Accessories
Note Cross-connectors for power supplies and markers – refer to Accessories
1460730000 – 2014/2015 D.57

Analogue output 1/5/10 A AC 1/5/10 A AC 4...20 mA

Loop-powered
• Monitors AC currents
Signal converters

+ 24V 7 + 24 V 7
I AC
2 2
U/I I Output 8
IN I
IN
3 0V 9 3
U/I I 4...20 mA 9
VC
D Technical data
Input
Input current 0...1 A AC/ 0...5 A AC/ 0...10 A AC 0...1 A AC/ 0...5 A AC/ 0...10 A AC
Input frequency 50...60 Hz 50...60 Hz
Max. current 100 A for 1s 100 A for 1s
Voltage of measuring circuit 250 V AC 250 V AC
Sensor Transforming (internally) Transforming (internally)
Output
Output current / Output voltage 0(4)...20 mA / 0...10 V 4...20 mA (current loop) /
Offset current max. 100 µA max. 100 µA
Output signal limit Approx. 13 V or 24 mA Approx. 24 mA
Load impedance, voltage/current ≥ 1 kΩ / ≤ 600 Ω / ≤ 600 Ω
Step response time typ. 700 ms typ. 700 ms
Accuracy 0.5 % FSR 0.5 % FSR
Status indicator LED ON: OK; FLASHING: signal out of range; LED ON: OK; FLASHING: signal out of range;
LED OFF: Error LED OFF: Error
General data
Supply voltage 24 V DC ± 10 % 13...30 V DC, via output current loop
Current consumption 40 mA @ IOUT = 20 mA
Default setting 0...5 A AC, 4...20 mA 0...5 A AC, 4...20 mA

Ordering data
Screw connection WAS1 CMA 1/5/10A ac 1 8523400000 WAS1 CMA LP 1/5/10A ac 1 8528650000
Tension-clamp connection WAZ1 CMA 1/5/10A ac 1 8523410000 WAZ1 CMA LP 1/5/10A ac 1 8528660000
Note
Accessories
Note Cross-connectors for power supplies and markers – refer to Accessories Cross-connectors for power supplies and markers – refer to Accessories
D.58 1460730000 – 2014/2015

Analogue output 1/5/10 A AC 4...20 mA

Loop-powered
Signal converters
•N o calibration required
• A TEX II 3 G nL IIC T4
• U L Class I, Div.2
I AC + 24 V 7
2
U/I
I
IN
3
I 4...20 mA 9
VC
Technical data D
Input
Input current 0...1 A AC/ 0...5 A AC/ 0...10 A AC
Input frequency 50...60 Hz
Max. current 100 A for 1s
Voltage of measuring circuit 250 V AC
Sensor Transforming (internally)
Output
Output current / Output voltage 4...20 mA (current loop) /
Offset current max. 100 µA
Load impedance, voltage/current / ≤ 600 Ω
Step response time typ. 700 ms
Accuracy 0.5 % FSR
Status indicator LED ON: OK; FLASHING: signal out of range;
LED OFF: Error
General data
Supply voltage 13...30 V DC, via output current loop
Current consumption
Current-carrying capacity of cross-connect.
Default setting 0...5 A AC, 4...20 mA
Approvals CE; cULusEX; DEMKOATEX; GOSTME25
Rated voltage 300 V
Pollution degree 2

Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No.
Screw connection WAS1 CMA LP 1/5/10A EX 1 8975590000
Note
Accessories
Note Cross-connectors for power supplies and markers – refer to Accessories
1460730000 – 2014/2015 D.59

WAVESERIES - Voltage measuring transducer
Analogue output VMA V AC

• 3-way isolation
Signal converters
• Max. measuring voltage 450 V ACeff

• Output range selected via DIP switch
1 0…10V 7
0V
Uac 2 0/4…20mA 8
0…30V
U/I 3
0…70V GND1 9
0…130V 4
5 0…20mA 4…20mA +24V 10
0…250V SW1 OFF ON
0…450V 6 GND2 11
VC SW2 OFF ON
D Technical data
Input Application
Input voltage 0...30 / 0...70 / 0...130 / 0...250 / 0...450 V AC
230 V AC
Input frequency 40...400 Hz sinus ∼
Max. voltage 45 / 100 / 180 / 270 / 475 V AC (briefly) 24 V DC
10 11 12 SPS
Output 7 8 9
0...20 mA
Output voltage / Output current 0...10 V / 0(4)...20 mA L1
L2
Offset voltage / Offset current max. 0.02 V / max. 40 µA
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L3
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Accuracy 1,3 % (40...60 Hz) typ. 1 %; 2 % (70...400 Hz) typ. 1,5 % 1 2 3
Temperature coefficient ≤ 250 ppm/K 4 5 6
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Step response time < 300 ms 3⁓
Status indicator Green LED
General data
Current consumption 40...30...24 mA @ IOUT =20 mA
Default setting 0...10 V / 0...20 mA
Approvals CE; cULus
Standards DIN EN 50178
EMC standards EN 61000-2-6, EN 61000-6, EN 61326
Rated voltage supply/output: 300 V;
input/output, supply/output: 600 V
Impulse withstand voltage Supply⁄output: 4 kV; input⁄output, supply⁄input: 6 kV

Pollution degree 2
Clearance & creepage distances Supply/output: 3 mm; input/output, supply/output: 5.5 mm

Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No.
Screw connection WAS2 VMA V ac 1 8581220000
Tension-clamp connection WAZ2 VMA V ac 1 8581230000
Note
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Signal converters
D
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Interface converter – Overview
Isolating converters for serial interfaces

Signal converters
Isolating converters for serial interfaces RS232/

RS485/422 or TTY
Serial interface are used for exchanging data between data

processing systems, controllers and peripherals. The WDS2
interface isolating converter is particularly well suited for
harsh conditions located near to the process. Versions are
available for a variety of industrial applications:
• RS232/RS422 or RS485
• RS232/TTY
D The thin (22.5 mm wide) rail-mounted modules come with
a 9-pole SUB-D connector for the RS232 connection and
a shield connection for the RS485/422 or TTY signal line.
In order to ensure high transmission security, the serial
interface isolating converters are equipped with high-quality
4-kV 3-way electrical isolation.
• Easy to service: the electronic components can be

removed from the housing/base without using any tools.
The terminating resistor can be selected with DIP switch.
• High data transmission speeds up to 115 kBit/s and
freely adjustable
• Secure connection: 9-pole Sub-D connector for the
RS232 interface.
For the serial RS485/422 and TTY connection, the user
can connect the shield using the LLBU or the EMC Set
(1067470000).
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Isolating converter for serial interfaces
RS232/RS485/422 RS232/RS485/422
• 3-way isolation
Signal converters
• R S232 connection via SUB-D 9
• R S485/422, shield connection via KLBUE
• S witchable DTE or DCE assignment
• B i-directional communication
RS232 2 - T/R (A) 2 - T/R (A) RS485

RS232 RS485 3 - T/R (B) 3 - T/R (B)
RS485 RS232
U/I 6 - GND
RS422 VCC SHLD VCC
VC WDS2 RS232/RS485/422 WDS2 RS232/RS485/422
Technical data D
RS232
Connection type / Input current SUB-D9 (male plug) /
Assignment DTE/DCE switchable with DIP switch
RS485/422
Terminating resistors Pull-down/pull-up via DIP switch
Type of connection Screw connection
Bit distortion <5%
Bit delay ≤ 3 µs
Control of data direction Automatic or via RS232 RTS/CTS
Shield connection KLBÜ 4-6/Z1
Status indicator LED green: supply voltage, TxD, RxD
Transmission rate 2.4, 4.8, 9.6, 19.2, 57.6, 115.2 kBaud, 8 bit or 8 bit + parity bit
Transmission channels Half-duplex (RS485 2-wire)
Full-duplex (RS485 4-wire and RS422)
Transmission distance Max. 1200 m twisted pair
General data
Power consumption ca. 1.5 W
EMC standards EN 55011, EN 61000-6-2, EN 61000-6-4
Rated voltage between adjacent electric circuits: 300 V
between electric circuits and PE: 150 V
Pollution degree 2
Clearance & creepage distances Between neighbouring circuits: 3 mm
Between the circuits and PE: 1.5 mm
Insulation voltage 2 kV DC / 1 min.

Note
Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No.
Screw connection WDS2 RS232/RS485/422 1 8615700000
Note
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Isolating converter for serial interfaces
RS232/TTY RS232/TTY
• 3-way isolation
Signal converters
• R S232 connection via SUB-D 9

• T TY shield connection via KLBUE retaining clip
• S witchable DTE or DCE assignment
• B i-directional communication
5 T+ R+ 2
RS232 6 T- R- 3 TTY
RS232 2 R+ T+ 5
U/I TTY 3 R- T- 6 RS232
TTY VCC SHLD VCC
VC
WDS2 RS232/TTY WDS2 RS232/ TTY
D Technical data
RS232
Connection type / Input current SUB-D9 (male plug) /
Assignment DTE/DCE switchable with DIP switch
TTY
Type of connection Screw connection
Bit distortion < 1.5%
Bit delay ≤ 3 µs
Load ≤ 500 Ω
Shield connection KLBÜ 4-6/Z1
Status indicator LED green: supply voltage, TxD, RxD
Transmission rate 19.2 kBit/s
Transmission channels Full-duplex
Transmission distance Max. 1000 m twisted pair
General data
Power consumption ca. 0.8 W
EMC standards EN 55011, EN 61000-6-2, EN 61000-6-4
Rated voltage between adjacent electric circuits: 300 V
between electric circuits and PE: 150 V
Pollution degree 2
Clearance & creepage distances Between neighbouring circuits: 3 mm
Between the circuits and PE: 1.5 mm
Insulation voltage 2 kV DC / 1 min.

Note
Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No.
Screw connection WDS2 RS232/TTY 1 8615690000
Note
Accessories
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Contents
Trip amplifier for monitoring

Trip amplifier for monitoring AC/DC circuits
AC/DC circuits
Trip amplifier for monitoring AC/DC circuits Trip amplifier for monitoring AC/DC circuits – Overview E.2
WAVESERIES – Limit value monitoring E.4
PLUGCONTROL – Current monitoring E.6
WAVESERIES – Voltage monitoring E.8
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Trip amplifier for monitoring AC/DC circuits – Overview
Trip amplifier for monitoring AC/DC circuits

AC/DC circuits
Monitoring AC/DC currents and voltages within Features

single-phase and three-phase power networks.
WAVECONTROL:
Some WAVESERIES products provide the function of • Threshold monitoring of analogue standard signals
monitoring voltage and current. Typical uses include • Measuring AC currents ranging from 1 to 30 A
low voltage distribution applications. This includes the • Monitoring DC and AC voltages up to 400 V
monitoring of phase voltages and current while controlling • Fully adjustable switching thresholds
actuators. Another application is in monitoring dropouts of a • Relay outputs for monitoring threshold
power supply, or accumulators and feed-in systems within • Versatile pluggable connection method – screw or spring
industrial production lines. There are many applications for
threshold monitoring (trip amplifier) products in process PLUGCONTROL:
automation. Typically they are used to generate alarms • Monitoring for DC currents ranging from 0.5 to 10 A
when „out-of-limits“ signals are detected with fill levels, flow • Very small, pluggable monitoring unit
E quantities or temperature signals. • Reed relay contact for monitoring and measuring current
• Install on standard base
The PLUGCONTROL series of current monitoring products • Quick initial commissioning – with replaceable electronics
monitor DC current up to 10 amps. They can be used in • Minimal wiring effort – with pluggable ZQV 2,5N cross-
applications to monitor the functioning of valves, servo- connector
controls and DC motors. The pluggable detector uses the
same socket (base) as Weidmüller PLUGSERIES relays and
optos socket base so it uses the same quick-and-easy to use
pluggable ZQV cross-connections for saving wiring time. A
lever is provided to quickly release or instal the detector.
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Trip amplifier for monitoring AC/DC circuits – Overview

AC/DC circuits
E
Threshold monitoring of analogue

standard signals
Current monitoring
Voltage monitoring
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WAVESERIES – Limit value monitoring
Trip amplifiers for monitoring
Relay output DC/Alarm

• 3-way isolation
• L ow trip / high trip
AC/DC circuits
• F AILSAFE / NON-FAILSAFE
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Power consumption Typically 1 W both relays picked up
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Approvals CE; cULus
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EMC standards EN 61000-4-2, -3, -4, -5, -6

Rated voltage 300 V
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Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No.
Screw connection WAS5 DC/Alarm 1 8543820000
Tension-clamp connection WAZ5 DC/Alarm 1 8543880000
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WAVESERIES – Limit value monitoring

Relay output 1/5/10 A AC 20/40/60 A AC
• C urrent ranges can be adjusted using DIP switches
AC/DC circuits
• S witchable hysteresis
• O pen-circuit/closed-circuit principle
1 7
I AC +24V 2 10 ~
3 +24V 1 12 8
0V 12 12 2
K1 5 10% 100% 11
10% 100% 11 K1 Setpoint
Setpoint OV 3 14
IN 14 ~ 9
6 11
VC K1
Technical data
Input
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Input current 0...1 A AC/ 0...5 A AC/ 0...10 A AC 0...20 A AC/ 0...40 A AC/ 0...60 A AC
Input frequency 50...60 Hz 50...60 Hz
Max. current 100 A for 1s Depends on wire cross-section
Max. voltage 250 V AC 400 V AC, > 400 V AC depends on conductor insulation
Sensor Transforming (internally) Hall sensor (internal)
Diameter of cable feed-through 4 mm 8 mm
Output
Switching thresholds Adjustable 10...100% with front potentiometer Adjustable 10...100% with front potentiometer
Contact assembly 1 CO contact 1 CO contact
Hysteresis 5 % or 10 % of threshold value 5 % or 10 % of threshold value
Switching voltage AC / Switching voltage DC 6 V...250 V / 6 V...60 V 6 V...250 V / 6 V...60 V
Switching current 7A 7A
Continuous current 3A 3A
Step response time typ. 700 ms typ. 700 ms
Status indicator Green LED Green LED
General data
Default setting 0...5 A / 10 % hysteresis / open-circuit principle 0...40 A / 10 % hysteresis / open-circuit principle

Length x width x height mm 92.4 / 22.5 92.4 / 22.5 92.4 / 22.5 92.4 / 22.5
Ordering data
Screw connection WAS2 CMR 1/5/10A ac 1 8516560000 WAS2 CMR 20/40/60A ac 1 8513340000
Tension-clamp connection WAZ2 CMR 1/5/10A ac 1 8516570000 WAZ2 CMR 20/40/60A ac 1 8526600000
Note
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PLUGCONTROL – Current monitoring
Relay output PAS CMR 0.5...2.5 A DC PAS CMR 2.0...5.0 A DC

• Monitors currents up to 10 A DC
• U sed with valves, servo-controls or DC motors
AC/DC circuits
• P ull-up / pull-down resistor 4.7 kΩ
14/24 14/24
4.7kΩ 4.7kΩ
11/21 11/21
A1 A1
100V
100V 0.1A
0.1A 2.0...5.0A DC
0.5...2.5A DC
12/22
12/22 A2
A2
Technical data
Input
E
Input current 0.5...2.5 A DC 2...5.0 A DC
Max. current 7.5 A for 10 s 15 A for 10 s
Making current threshold ≤ 500 mA ≤2A
Resistance of sensor circuit 50 Ω 50 Ω
Secure off ≤ 50 mA ≤ 300 mA
Pulse duration min. 1 ms min. 1 ms
Output
Switching current 100 mA 100 mA
Switching voltage AC / Switching voltage DC 1 V...100 V / 1 V...100 V 1 V...100 V / 1 V...100 V
Max. switching frequency 15 Hz 15 Hz
Contact assembly 1 NO contact 1 NO contact
Contact material RH/Rd (Reed contact)* RH/Rd (Reed contact)*
General data
Humidity 5–95% rel. humidity, Tu = 40°C, no condensation 5–95% rel. humidity, Tu = 40°C, no condensation
EMC standards EN 55011, EN 61000-6-1, 2, 3, 4 EN 55011, EN 61000-6-1, 2, 3, 4
Insulation voltage 4 kVeff / 1 min. 4 kVeff / 1 min.
Clearance & creepage distances ≥ 5 mm (grout encapsulated) ≥ 5 mm (grout encapsulated)

Length x width x height mm 92 / 15.3 92 / 15.3
Note *Screw connection
The peak current should be limited to 100 mA when under capacitive loads. *Screw connection
The peak current should be limited to 100 mA when under capacitive loads.
Ordering data
Screw connection PAS CMR 0,5...2,5 A DC 10 8742610000 PAS CMR 2,0...5,0 A DC 10 8742620000
Note
Accessories
Note Cross-connectors and markers - refer to WAVESERIES Accessories Cross-connectors and markers - refer to WAVESERIES Accessories
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PLUGCONTROL – Current monitoring

Relay output PAS CMR 4.5...10 A DC
• Monitors currents up to 10 A DC
• U sed with valves, servo-controls or DC motors
AC/DC circuits
• P ull-up / pull-down resistor 4.7 kΩ
14/24
4.7kΩ
11/21
A1
100V
4.5...10A DC 0.1A
12/22
A2
Technical data
Input
E
Input current 4.5...10 A DC
Max. current 30 A for 10 s
Making current threshold ≤ 4.5 A
Resistance of sensor circuit 50 Ω
Secure off ≤ 600 mA
Pulse duration min. 1 ms
Output
Switching current 100 mA
Switching voltage AC / Switching voltage DC 1 V...100 V / 1 V...100 V
Max. switching frequency 15 Hz
Contact assembly 1 NO contact
Contact material RH/Rd (Reed contact)*
General data
Configuration none
Humidity 5–95% rel. humidity, Tu = 40°C, no condensation
Approvals CE; cULus
EMC standards EN 55011, EN 61000-6-1, 2, 3, 4
Rated voltage 300 V
Insulation voltage 4 kVeff / 1 min.
Pollution degree 2
Clearance & creepage distances ≥ 5 mm (grout encapsulated)

Length x width x height mm 92 / 15.3 / 95
Note *Screw connection
The peak current should be limited to 100 mA when under capacitive loads.
Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No.
Screw connection PAS CMR 4,5...10 A DC 10 8742630000
Note
Accessories
Note Cross-connectors and markers - refer to WAVESERIES Accessories
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WAVESERIES – Voltage monitoring
Relay output VMR V AC / DC

Single-phase
• 3-way isolation
• Monitoring of single-phase systems up to 260 V AC/DC
AC/DC circuits
• 4 input ranges per DIP switch can be selected

• 1 relay module with CO contact
• S witchable hysteresis
• S witch adjusted via potentiometer
• R eset input
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Accessories
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WAVESERIES – Voltage monitoring

Relay output VMR V AC
Three-phase
• 2-way isolation
• Monitoring of 1- and 3-phase systems from
AC/DC circuits
80 to 400 V AC/DC
• A djustable by DIP switches
• Monitoring of low and surge voltages
• D etects loss of phase
• 2 relay modules with CO contact
Table of setting options

Input 1 2 3 4
1 200…400 V AC/DC
11
3 phases 80 V AC/DC...250 V AC/DC ◼
7
1 phase 200 V AC/DC...400 V AC/DC ◼
n
80…250 V AC/DC L1 12 8
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9
80…250V AC/DC L2 21 Setting to upper switching point ◼
4 10
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5 L1 L2 L3 22 11 Setting to lower switching point ◼
n
80…250V AC/DC L3
6 24 12 Hysteresis
Hysteresis, small ◼
Hysteresis, large ◼
n
Fault tolerance
Technical data Operating current method ◼
Input Closed-circuit current method ◼n
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Input voltage 200…400 V AC/DC 1~, 80…250 V AC/DC 3~ ◼ = on
Input current < 10 mA DC; 15 mA AC ◼
n = off
Output
Contact assembly 2 CO contacts Status indicator
Max. switching voltage, AC 250 V Voltage is in set range
Continuous current 3A
Hysteresis 5% of final value Fig.1: Overvoltage and undervoltage monitoring,
Temperature coefficient ≤ 300 ppm/K example of setting
Step response time < 300 ms – 3-phase monitoring
Repeat accuracy < 0.3 % of set range – Setting limit value to upper operating point:
230 V Hysteresis 5% = -12.5 V
Status indicator Green LED
– Lower operating point 10% less 230 V - 25 V = 205 V
General data Hysteresis 5% = + 12.5 V
Configuration DIP switch, Potentiometer – The device operates with the operating current principle.
Supply voltage from the measuring circuit – All 3 phases monitored in parallel
Default setting DIP switches: ON = 1,2,4 / OFF = 3 U
Ambient temperature 0 °C...+50 °C Upper operating point
Approvals CE; cULus; GOSTME25 Hysteresis
Input range
Insulation coordination Hysteresis

10%
Standards DIN EN 50178 Lower operating point

Time
Rated voltage 600 V 0
1
Insulation voltage 4 kVeff / 1 min. Relay 1/Operating current
Output
Overvoltage category III 0 principle, Overvoltage
Relay 2/Operating current
Clearance & creepage distances Output circuit: 1.8 mm; input circuit, output circuit 1/output circuit 2: 3 0 principle, Undervoltage
mm; input/output: 5.5 mm

Fig. 2: Overvoltage and undervoltage monitoring,
example of setting
– 3-phase monitoring
– Setting limit value to lower operating point:
150 V Hysteresis 5% = +12.5 V
– Upper operating point 20% greater 150 V + 50 V = 200 V
Hysteresis 5 % = –12. 5 V
– The device operates with the closed-circuit current principle.
Dimensions Screw connection – All 3 phases monitored in parallel
Clamping range (nominal / min. / max.) mm² 2.5 / 0.5 / 2.5 U
Length x width x height mm 96.5 / 22.5 Upper operating point
Note Screw connection Hysteresis
Input range
20%
Hysteresis
Ordering data Lower operating point
Type Qty. Order No. 0
Time
Screw connection WAS2 VMR 3ph 1 8705630000

1
Relay 1 /Closed-circuit
0
Output
current principle,
Overvoltage
1
Note Relay 2 /Closed-circuit
0 current principle,
Undervoltage
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Indicators and configurable displays

Indicators and configurable displays Overview F.2
Process value displays with LED display F.4
Process value displays with LCD display F.20
1460730000 – 2014/2015 F.1

Overview
In industrial and process automation, displays provide Displays make dialogue-based operations possible. They
a visual rendering of data and an digital presentation of show measurements, error messages and also allow
electrical and non-electrical measurements. They provide processes to be monitored. Displays can also feature
essential diagnostics, logging and operational guidance digital and analogue outputs, interference-suppression
when operating machines and facilities. functions, or the ability to calculate certain process variables
internally. This turns a simple display into a high-quality
process interface capable of independently controlling sub-
processes.
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Overview

All-purpose
… A fitting solution for any application
… – with a multitude of input ranges,
external of input loop-powered supply,
and analogue or digital outputs.
Security
No additional signal isolation is

required since there is a high insulation
voltage.
Saves time F
Easy push-button configuration.
Protection
IP 65 IP 65 protection allows for use in harsh

industrial conditions.
Flow rate or volume monitoring

with LED display
Process value indication with

LCD display
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Process value displays with LED display
Counters
PTX800 SERIES
Panel-mounted totaliser/counter/rate monitors Typical application of PTX800
The configurable monitors of the PTX800 SERIES are

4...20 mA output
available in two designs:
12 DC sensor supply PTX800D Remotel „Reset“ Remote
• PTX800A for analogue (mA, Volts) inputs Pulse input PLC/SMS
• PTX800D with digital pulse inputs (NAMUR,

NPN/PNP sensors, TTL, etc)
Output Control Output Control
Relay 1 Relay 2
The eight-digit LED rate/total display can be changed via
Liquid flow
a button on the front of the unit. Both versions make use
Positive Displacement
of output relays to close values when the “total“ setpoint Flowmeter
is reached. They also have electrically-isolated analogue Control valves
outputs for re-transmission.
The display can be globally scaled based on the flow

F quantity per second, minute, hour or day. The flow-quantity
counter can be multiplied by factors of 0.001, 0.01, 0.1, 1,
137.00 mm
143.5 mm
96.6 mm
10, 100 or 1000. This allows for best use of the display.
44.7 mm
48.8 mm
PGM AL1 AL2 TOTAL
The PTX800A counter processes standardised analogue

RESET
ENT RATE
18.0 mm
current and voltage signals. Linearisation and filtering
Gasket Wall thickness Max 18.0 mm 92.0 mm (+0.8/-0.0 mm)
functions are available for processing measurement signals.
15.5 mm
45.0 mm (+0.6/-0.0 mm)

In addition, the counter has a 24 V DC power supply for Cut-out
loop-powered sensors.
96.6 mm
60.0 mm
The PTX800D can be connected on the input side to all

standard initiators (NPN/PNP/Namur) and with other
15.5 mm
current/voltage transmitters. The monitor will accept any

periodic signal type and can total the input pulses into a
“total“ display. Technical Features
It can also calculate the resulting flow rate. External • Display of the flow quantity/rate
proximity switches can be supplied with 12 V DC directly • Easily-readable eight-digit LED display
from the PTX800D. • Up to two outputs for alarm monitoring or control
• Optional analogue output
• Pulse output
• Reset function can be controlled locally or remotely, for
fill-quantity monitoring (batching)
• The most recent measured value is stored in case of a
power outage
• DC power supply
• LED display for values outside of range
• Complete electrical isolation
• DIN-standard 1/8 front panel with IP 65 protection
• Integrated power supply for initiators
• Changing the device configuration is possible without
performing a new calibration
• No internal adjustments needed
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Common technical data Connections
Display Terminal Signal
Type Eight digits, red LED, 7.2 mm 1 L+
Supply voltage
Brightness Adjustable to 14 levels of brightness 2 L-
Display value Percent or real-value displayed 3 Signal + Analogue output
Partial display Display from 0 to 50,000 (five digits) 4 Signal - (optional)
Time range, partial display per sec., min., hour (PT800A also per day) 5 0V
Pulse output
Total display Display from 0 to 99,999,999 (8 digits) 6 Pulse
Decimal point Adjustable separately for partial and total display 7
Status indicator Alarm 1/2; Status LED 8
Pulse output 9 Optional, depending
Inputs
Type Transistor output 10 on type
Display value One pulse per signal jump of the total display 11
Pulse duration 32 ms 12
Cut-off time Minimum of 32 ms 13 NO contacts
Alarm channel 1
Analogue output (optional) 14 Common
(optional)
Type Current or voltage output configurable with jumper 15 NC contact
Display range Dependent on the calibration 16 NO contacts
Alarm channel 2
(within 0 to 22 mA, or 0 to 11 V) 17 Common
(optional)
F
Resolution 1.6 μA or 0.8 mV / Bit 18 NC contact
Load resistance, current ≤ 900 Ω
Load resistance, voltage ≥ 1 kΩ
Residual ripple < 20 mVss
Alarm output (optional)
Type 2 relay contacts (CO)
Switching current 3 A at 240 V AC, 5 A at 24 V DC / 110 V AC (resistive load)
Isolation 1.5 kV between ports
Input reset
Type Normally open
Function Complete reset (display/alarm)
General information
Supply voltage 24 V DC ±10 %
Power consumption 6 W at 24 V DC
Accuracy < 0.05 %
Linearity < 0.05 %
Repeat accuracy ± 0.02 % of signal range
Temperature coefficient < 0.02 % of signal range
Long-term drift 0.1 % / 10,000 h
Impulse withstand voltage 4 kV (1.2/50 μs)
Ambient temperature (operational)/storage temperature 0 °C...60 °C / –25 °C...70 °C
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PTX800 Series PTX800D

Digital pulse input
Counter and totaliser with additional functionality and
limit-value monitoring
• Installation in control panels
• S calable impulse and frequency counters for digital input
signals
• S uitable on input side for all standard initiators
0V +24 V
1 2
Vout/Iout (opt) +
3
–
H 7 Reset counter PS 4
0V
9 Pull up/down fout
5
10 0 V f V/I/f NC
6
13
Ch 1 (opt)
+ Common
11 fin Ch 1 (opt) NO
14
15
L
12 +12 V
NC
Common
16
W NO
17
18
Technical data Connections

Type Digital pulse (NAMUR, PNP/NPN, TTL logic, optocoupler, voltage Reset by connection to
7 Reset
pulse, no-voltage contacts) class 12
Input signal 0...10 Hz Setup configuration by
8 Configuration
Sensor supply 12 V DC to 25 mA connection to class 12
F Input voltage 50 mV...250 V adjustable 9 Pull Up /Down

Total display, display range Configurable (≤ 10 pulse per signal jump) 10 Signal –/0 V
Inputs
Analogue output (optional) 11 Signal +
12 12 V DC
Type (analogue output) Current of voltage output, configured with jumper
Input reset
Pulse duration, min. 100 ms
Pulse output
Pulse rate, max. 16 / s
General data
Type RO/AO version with 1 analogue output and 2 alarm outputs
Approvals CE; cULus

Length x width x height mm 137 / 96.6 / 48.8
Note
Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No.
without analogue / alarm output PTX800D 1 7940011133
with analogue/alarm output PTX800D RO/AO 1 7940012323
Note
Accessories
Note
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PTX800 Series PTX800A
Analogue current input / voltage input
Counter and totaliser with additional functionality and
limit-value monitoring
• Installation in control panels
• C onfigurable for analogue current and voltage signals
• L inearisation and interference suppression
• P ower supply for external sensors
0V +24 V
1 2
Vout/Iout (opt) +
3
–
H 7 Reset counter PS 4
0V
8 Reset common fout
5
10 0 V f V/I/f NC
6
13
Ch 1 (opt)
+ Common
11 Vin/Iin Ch 1 (opt) NO
14
15
L
12 +12 V
NC
Common
16
W NO
17
18

Type Conversion of linear/quadratic input signals into analogue signals Reset by connection to
7 Reset
class Kl. 8
Input signal -24...+24 mA / -11...+11 V 8 Common

Sensor supply 24 V DC (up to 25 mA) Setup configuration by
9 Configuration
F
Resolution 0.6 µ, A / 0.3 mV connection to class 8
Input resistance 22 Ω (current input); 1 MΩ (voltage input) 10 Signal –/0 V
11 Signal + Inputs
Total display, display range 0,001; 0,01; 0,1; 1; 10; 100; 1000
12 24 V DC
Analogue output (optional)
Type (analogue output) Current of voltage output, configured with jumper
Input reset
Pulse duration, min. 250 ms
Pulse output
Pulse rate, max. 15 / s
General data
Approvals CE; cULus

Note
Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No.
without analogue / alarm output PTX800A 4-20mA 1 7940010243
with analogue/alarm output PTX800A 4-20mA/RO/AO 1 7940014374
Note
Accessories
Note
1460730000 – 2014/2015 F.7

Indicators and configurable displays for analogue signals

PMX420 SERIES
Universal, 4-digit, current/voltage displays Typical application of PMX420 Plus

Power supply
The current/voltage displays of the PMX420 SERIES are Relay output for Hi / Lo Level
PMX420
available as a pure display unit or optionally with
Agitator Flow
analogue outputs/4 alarm outputs.
Signalling contact
24 V DC
The basic model is suitable for displaying a wide range of
bipolar mA or voltage signals. Inputs are isolated from the Alarm / Liquid level max.
power supply. An integrated power source is available for
supplying external sensors and transmitters. 4 ... 20 mA
Input
Return
The PMX420 Plus adds four alarm channels (each with it’s
own status indicator and relay contact outputs) and a fully Transmitter
isolated analogue current/voltage output.

137.0 mm
Device functions can be configured, specifically for the

F
96.6 mm
143.5 mm
application, using the integrated keypad on the front panel.

There are also several other handy features like maximum
4 8 . 8 mm
4 4 . 7 mm
and minimum value recall, integrated linearisation, an AL1 AL2 AL3 AL4
acoustic alarm, a group alarm function, and the option for

PGM
manual or automatic alarm reset. 18.0 mm Wall thickness Max 18.0 mm 92.0 mm (+0.8/–0.0 mm)
4 5 . 0 mm ( + 0. 6/- 0 . 0 m m )
15.5m m
Cut-out
Technical features:
9 6 . 6 mm
60 . 0 m m
• 4-digit LED display
• Suitable for current and voltage signals 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22
• Bipolar inputs
1 5. 5m m
Terminals
• Integrated square root function 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
• Retrieval of min. and max. values

• Integral power supply for active sensors
• DC power supply
•F our alarm channels and an analogue current/voltage
output (PMX420 Plus)
• LED alarm status indication
• Decimal point can be adjusted to any position
• Configurable via front-panel keypad
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Type 4 Digits, red LED, 14.2 mm 1 – Supply voltage
Display value Percent or real-value displayed 2 + High level
Display range 9999 to +9999 3 + Supply voltage
Status indicator Alarm channel 1-4; status LED 4 – Low level
Input 5 Signal + sensor supply
Type Current or voltage input is programmable 6 Configuration
Input current limits –22…+22 mA (preset for 4...20 mA) 7 Signal + voltage input
Inputs
Input voltage limits –11...+11 V 8 Signal + current input
Input resistance 25 Ω (current input) or 1.5 MΩ (voltage input) 9 Signal 0 V
Resolution 4 µA / 2 mV 10 Not used
Sensor current 4…20 mA 11 NC contact Alarm channel 1
Feed voltage 24 V DC ±1.5 V DC (bis 25 mA) 12 Common (only PMX-
Attenuation factor 0…99; programmable digital filter 13 NO contacts 420Plus)
Functions 14 NC contact
Alarm channel 2
Values Linear or √ 15 Common
(only PMX420Plus)
General information 16 NO contacts
Supply voltage 18...50 V DC, other voltages on request 17 NO contacts Alarm channel 3
F
Power input 8.5 W @ 24 V DC 18 Common (only PMX420Plus)
Accuracy Typically ± 0.1 % of signal range 19 NO contacts Alarm channel 4
Linearity < 0.05 % 20 Common (only PMX420Plus)
Repeat accuracy ±0.02 of signal range 21 Signal + Analogue Output
Humidity 0...90 % (no condensation) 22 Signal – (only PMX420Plus)
Temperature coefficient < 0.02 % / °C at 100 %
Step response time 300 ms (10...90 %)
Impulse withstand voltage 4 kV (1,2/50 µs)
Isolation voltage 2 kV input / output / power supply
Data backup > 10 years without power supply
Ambient temperature (operational)/storage temperature 0 °C…60 °C / –25 °C…+70 °C
EMC standard DIN EN 61326
Approvals CE, cULus
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Process value monitoring with LED display
PMX420 Series PMX420Plus

Display with analogue output and 4 alarm channels
Universal, 4-character current/voltage display
• D isplay instrument for control panel installation
• 4 -character, scalable display
• S imple menu-driven configuration
4 0V 3 +24 V
NC 13
Ch 1 (opt) Common 14
PS
NO 15
5 +24 V Ch 2 (opt) NC 16
H + Vin
Common
NO
17
18
7
V/I V/I Ch 3 (opt) NC
Common
19
20
8 Iin NO 21
NC
0V Ch 4 (opt) Common
22
9 23
L Vout/Iout
NO
+ 24
2
Iout – 3
W Vout – 5
Option

Alarm Terminal Signal
Type Adjustable output for current or voltage 1 – Supply voltage
Scaling Variable 2 + High level
Output current 0...22 mA 3 + Supply voltage
Output voltage 0...11 V 4 – Low level
F Transmit function direct or inverted 5 Signal + sensor supply

Load impedance, voltage/current 850 Ω @ 20 mA (current output) / < 500 Ω (voltage output) 6 Configuration
7 Signal + voltage input
Inputs
8 Signal + current input
Residual ripple ≤ 20 mVss
9 Signal 0 V
Alarm
10 Not used
Type Internal Alarm via LED or output signal to external controller 11 NC contact
12 Common Alarm channel 1
Number of channels 4 13 NO contacts
Type of contact 2 CO contact und 2 NO contacts 14 NC contact
Switching current 5 A @ 240 V AC, 15 Common Alarm channel 2
10 A @ 24 V DC 16 NO contacts
Insulation voltage 2 kV input / power supply 17 NO contacts
Alarm channel 3
Leakage current quenching internal 18 Common
19 NO contacts
Alarm channel 4
20 Common
21 Signal +
Analogue Output
22 Signal –

Note
Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No.
Voltage input/Current input PMX420Plus 1 7940018957
Note
Accessories
Note
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Process value monitoring with LED display

PMX420 Series PMX420
Display
Universal, 4-character current/voltage display
• 4 -character, scalable display
• S imple menu-driven configuration
+24 V 0V
3 4
H
5 + 24 V PS
7 Vin
8 Iin
+ V/I
L
9 0V
+
W

Type 4-digit, red LED, 14.2 mm 1 – Supply voltage
Scaling 2 + High level
Display range -9999...9999 3 + Supply voltage
Status indicator 4 – Low level
F
Inputs 5 Signal + sensor supply
Type Adjustable input for current or voltage 6 Configuration
7 Signal + voltage input
Input current -22...+22 mA (preset to 4...20 mA) Inputs
8 Signal + current input
Input resistance 25 Ω (current input) or 1.5 MΩ (voltage input)
9 Signal 0 V
Resolution 4 µA / 2 mV
10 Not used
Sensor current 4...20 mA
Current output
Transfer functions
Power supply
Supply voltage 18...50 V DC, other voltages on request
Input
Attenuation factor 0...99, programmable digital filter
General data
Sampling rate
Linearity < 0.05 %
Repeat accuracy
Temperature coefficient
Step response time
Rated voltage
Overvoltage category
Insulation voltage 2 kV input / power supply
Ambient temperature (operational) 0 °C...+60 °C
Pollution degree

Note
Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No.
Voltage input/Current input PMX420 1 7940018956
Note
Accessories
Note
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Indicators and configurable displays for temperature

PMX400 SERIES
Four-digit temperature and frequency displays with Typical application of PMX400

analogue-value read-out and alarm monitoring
Gas phase outlet Mixture inlet
Remote Separator
The PMX400 SERIES consists of two modules: PLC/SMS
RTD
• Temperature display
Liquid phase outlet
• Frequency display / tachometer
Heater Contactor
Input
A variety of temperature or frequency signals can be PMX400
DC Power Supply
4...20 mA output
processed. On the output side, optional analogue signals TMP Relay Supply
e.g. 240 V AC
are available, as well as either two or four relay contacts Output Relay Output Relay
for alarm monitoring. The PMX400 HZX frequency display Low temp alarm
Channel 2 Channel 1
module offers, as default, two open-collector outputs as

the relay contacts. The outputs are designated for the
alarm function. An integrated power supply can be used for
supplying external sensors and input devices.
F
137.0 mm
96.6 mm
143.5 mm
Technical features:
4 8 . 8 mm
4 4 . 7 mm
• Four-digit digital LED display PGM
AL1 AL2 AL3 AL4
•U p to four alarm channels and an analogue current/ 18.0 mm Wall thickness Max 18.0 mm 92.0 mm (+0.8/–0.0 mm)
voltage output
4 5 . 0 mm ( + 0. 6/- 0 . 0 m m )
15.5m m
• Retrieval of min. and max. values
Cut-out
• Integral power supply for active sensors
• DC power supply
9 6 . 6 mm
60 . 0 m m
• LED alarm status indication
1 5. 5m m
• Decimal point can be adjusted to any position

• Configurable via front-panel keypad
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Type Four-digit, red LED, 14.2 mm 1 –
Supply voltage
Display value Percent or real-value displayed 2 +
Display range -9999 to +9999 3 Signal + Analogue output
Status indicator Alarm channel 1-4; Status LED 4 Signal – current (only for AO version)
Output 5
Type Current or voltage output 6
Scaling Variable 7
Output signal limits 0…20 mA or 0…11 V 8
Load resistance ≤ 850 Ω (current), ≥1 MΩ (voltage) 9
Residual ripple < 20 mVss 10
Transmit function direct or reverse 11
General information 12
Accuracy Typically ± 0.1 % of signal range 8
Optional, depending on type
Linearity ≥ 0.05 % 9
Repeat accuracy ± 0.02 % of signal range 10
Humidity 0...90 % (no condensation) 11
Temperature coefficient ≤ 0.02 % / °C 12
F
Long-term drift 0.1 % / 10,000 h 8
Cut-off frequency (-3 dB) 5 Hz 9
Impulse withstand voltage 4 kV (1.2/50 μs) 10
Isolation voltage 1 kV input / output / power supply 11
Data backup ≥ 100 years (without power supply) 12
Ambient temperature (operational)/storage temperature 0 °C…60 °C / –25 °C…75 °C 13 NO contacts
Alarm channel 1
EMC standard DIN EN 61326 14 Common
(only for 4RO version)
Approvals CE, cULus 15 NC contact
16 NO contacts
Alarm channel 2
17 Common
18 NC contact
19
20
21
Depending on the individual module
22
23
24
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PMX400 Series PMX400TMP

• Temperature measuring and monitoring (PT100,
thermocouple, mV)
• A utomatic sensor detection
• A utomatic compensation for PT100 measurement leads
• C old-junction compensation for thermocouple inputs
1 0V 2 +24 V
8
H 9
PS
+
B 10
– 11 J
Bsense
A 12
L CJC Vout/Iout + 2
Iout – 3
W Thermo- mV RTDS Vout – 5
couple Option

Display value Percentage or real value display 1 –
Supply voltage
Input 2 +
Type Thermocouple, PT100 RTD or mV 6 Connections for
Configuration
Input signal Configurable for 10 ranges 7 changing setup
F cold junction compensation

Cable-length compensation
General data
automatic
automatic
8
9
10
Cold-junction
compensation Thermocouple inputs
Supply voltage 20...28 V DC 11
Power consumption 6 W @ 24 V DC 12 Not used
Step response time 300 ms (10...90 %) 8
Not used
Sampling rate 5x pro s 9
Attenuation factor 0...99, programmable digital filter 10 B RTD inputs
Type 4-digit, red LED, 14.2 mm 11 B-Sense
Voltage input/ current input 12 A
Insulation voltage 1 kV input / output / power supply 8
Not used
EMC standards DIN EN 61326 9
Approvals CE; cULus 10 mV Signal – mV inputs
11 mV Signal +
12 Not used
Thermocouple (type J, K, N, T, E, B, S, R),

RTD or mV signals
Input Type Max. display range
highest lowest
J 870 °C (1598 °F)
K 1372 °C (2502 °F)
N 1300 °C (2372 °F) –50 °C (–58 °F)
T 400 °C (752 °F)
E 700 °C (1292 °F)
B 1800 °C (3272 °F) 0 °C (32 °F)
S 1768°C (3214 °F) –50 °C (–58 °F)
R 1768 °C (3214 °F) –50 °C (–58 °F)
RTD 820 °C (1508 °F) –220 °C (–364 °F)
Dimensions Screw connection mV 200 mV –200 mV
Note
Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No.
without analogue / alarm output PMX400TMP 1 7940017862
Note
Accessories
Note
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PMX400 Series PMX400HZX
• Frequency measuring and monitoring (3-wire NPN/PNP,
NPN/PNP Open Collector, TTL logic, solid-state switch,
potential-free contacts)
• Integrated power supply for external sensors
• T wo outputs for monitoring limit-values
• D e-bouncing of switched input pulses
1 0V 2 +24 V
Vout/Iout (opt) +
3
9 Pull up/down PS 0V 4
H Alarm Ch 1 5
10 0V
com
+ fin f V/I Alarm Ch 2
6
11 7
NC
+12 V Ch 3* 13
12 Common 14
L Ch 4* NO 15
NC
W 16
Common 17
NO
*Optional 18

Display value Percentage or real value display 1 –
Supply voltage
Input 2 +
Type Adjustable frequencies 3 Signal + Analogue output
Input signal Configurable for 4 ranges 4 Signal – (only for AO version)
Sensor supply
Input voltage
Alarm (channel 1/2)
12 V DC to 25 mA 5
6
7
Common
Channel 1
Channel 2
Alarm channel 1 and 2
F
Type Channel 1/2: transistor output 8 Configuration
channel 3/4: relay contact (CO) 9 Pull up / pull down
Inputs/Configuration
Rated switching current 200 mA 10 Signal –
(Set-up: 12/8 connection)
Rated switching voltage 50 V DC 11 Signal +
Alarm (channel 3/4) 12 12 V DC
Type Channel 1/2: transistor output 13 Common
Alarm channel 3
channel 3/4: relay contact (CO) 14 NC contact
Switching current Channel 3/4: 3 A @ 240 V AC / 24 V DC (resistive load) 15 NO contacts
General data 16 Common
Alarm channel 4
Supply voltage 24 V DC ± 10 % 17 NC contact
Power consumption 6 W @ 24 V DC 18 NO contacts
Step response time < 220 ms (10...90 %)
Attenuation factor 0...99, programmable digital filter
Approvals CE; cULus
Input Offset Resolution
range
0...9.999 Hz 0...9.998 Hz 0.001 Hz
0...99.99 Hz 0...99.98 Hz 0.01 Hz
0...999.9 Hz 0...999.8 Hz 0.1 Hz
0...9999 Hz 0...9998 Hz 1 Hz

Note
Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No.
without analogue / alarm output PMX400HZX 1 7940015595
with analogue/alarm output PMX400HZX RO/AO 1 7940011979
Note
Accessories
Note
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Universal auto-manual stations

AMS400A
Universal auto-manual stations Typical application of AMS400A
The AMS400A modules are interface devices which are

used between controllers / PLCs and valves / actuators in Digital high/
Proportional 4 to 20 mA output
the field. They implement aouto-manual transfer operations low output

for automatically controlled processes. from PLC
PLC
AMS400A sensor,
Acknowledge etc.
Typical applications are: PLC
4 to 20 mA input
• Manual start-up of sensitive processes before handover to Status output

automatic control automatic/manual
• Manual over-ride in case of controller failure or
malfunction.
The AMS400A offers three different I/O configurations, 137.0 mm

96.6 mm
F
143.5 mm
which serve as interfaces between:
• Analogue control equipment and analogue control devices
44.4 mm
48.8 mm
• Digital control equipment and analogue control devices AUTO MAN ENT
• Digital control equipment and digital control devices 18.0 mm Wall thickness Max 18.0 mm 92.0 mm (+0.8/-0.0 mm)
45.0 mm (+0.6/-0.0 mm)

In AA (analogue-analogue) mode, it is possible for a remote
15.5mm
Cut-out
source to switch between manual and automatic operations
using digital inputs. Ramp rates and additional handover.
96.6 mm
60.0 mm
Two options are available for the method of returning to
automatic control, in order to ensure a bumpless transfer.
15.5mm
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AMS400A AMS400A
Universal interface device
Universal interface device
• 1 /8 DIN standard front
• IP 65 fully insulated
0V +24 V
1 2
Vin/Iin Vout/Iout
H 11
0V
PS 0V
3
12 4
8 Common V/I V/I 0V
5
9 Signal amplifier Automatic / manual 6
L Signal amplifier Change operating mode 7
10
W

Type 4-digit, red LED, 14.2 mm 1 –
Supply voltage
Display value Percentage or real value display 2 +
Display range -9999...9999 3 Signal +
Analogue Output
Input 4 Signal –
F
Type Current input or digital input (pulse-controlled or no-voltage contact) 5 Signal – 0 V
6 Automatic / manual Status outputs
7 Change operating mode
Input signal 0...24 mA / 0...12 V DC
8 Common
Input resistance 50 Ω (mA) / 10 MΩ (V)
9 Signal amplifier Digital inputs
Sampling rate 5x per sec. (current input)
10 Signal reduction
Pulse width, min. 64 ms (digital input) 11 Signal +
Output Analogue inputs
12 Signal –
Type Analogue and digital output
Output analogue Current or voltage, configured with jumper
Output current 0...24 mA
Output voltage 0...18 V
Last resistor, max. 900 Ω @ 20 mA
Alarm (RO version only)
Type Status relay
Number of channels 2
Type of contact CO contact
Ratings 3 A @ 240 V AC or 5 A @ 24 V DC
General data
Supply voltage 24 V DC ± 10 %, other voltages on request
Power consumption 6 W @ 24 V DC
Accuracy Typically ± 0.1 % of signal range
Approvals CE; cULus
Note
Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No.
Analogue output AMS400A 4-20mA/AO 1 7940011895
Note
Accessories
Note
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Indicators with scalable displays

DI350
3½-digit LED display, auxiliary powered Typical application of DI350
The DI350 is a pair of inexpensive 3½-digit displays - one for

analogue current (4-20 mA) and the other for voltage + 24 V
(0-10 V) signals, for use in industrial applications. 0V
4 ... 20 mA = 0-150.0 kl DI350

or % – Input
An integrated regulated power supply can be used to supply
+ Input
two-wire transmitters. Tank container
The decimal point can be moved to any of the positions Power supply
(1.XXX, 1X.XX, 1XX.X or 1XXX) so that it can display values
in any range. Transmitter [dB]
The bright seven-segment LEDs are easily visible even in

weak lighting. The special filtering properties of the front Wiring diagramm DI350
face give it a wide viewing angle.
F The DIN-standard 1/8 front panel with IP 65 protection
+24 V 0V
7 8
ensures reliable operation in wet areas. The connection uses
+ 24 V PS
pluggable screw-connection elements. 1
0V
2
The DI350 models are hazardous area approved cuLus Ex 3 Vin/Iin V/I
(Class 1 Div. 2, Groups A, B ,C & D) 4 0V
Connections
Terminal Signal
1 24 V DC
power supply sensor
2 0 V DC
Inputs
power supply sensor
3 Input signal +
4 Input signal –
5
Not used
6
7 L–
Supply voltage
8 L+
137.0 mm
96.6 mm
143.5 mm
44.7 mm
48.8 mm
18.0 mm Wall thickness Max 18.0 mm 92.0 mm (+0.8/-0.0 mm)

45.0 mm (+0.6/-0.0 mm)
15.5mm
Cut-out
96.6 mm
60.0 mm
15.5mm
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DI350 DI350 DI350
Display with voltage input Display with current input
• Display instrument for control panel installation
• 3 ½ digits
• Integrated power supply for external sensors • Integrated power supply for external sensors
• Linearity with an accuracy of 0.1 % of the measuring • L inearity with an accuracy of 0.1 % of the measuring
H range range
• Complete galvanic isolation • C omplete galvanic isolation
L
W
Technical data
Input
Input signal 0...10 V 4...20 mA
Input resistance 1 MΩ 22 Ω
Supply voltage 24 V DC (up to 25 mA) 24 V DC (up to 25 mA)
Display
Type
Display range
Display value
3.5 digits, red LED, 14.2 mm
-1999…1999
Percentage or real value display
3.5 digits, red LED, 14.2 mm
-1999…1999
F
Format 1-line / decimal point: 1.000, 100.0, 10.00 1-line / decimal point: 1.000, 100.0, 10.00
Settings
Offset ± 1200 digital steps ± 1200 digital steps
Range of adjustment 20 - 2100 digital steps 20 - 2100 digital steps
General data
Supply voltage 24 V DC (12...35 V DC) 24 V DC (12...35 V DC)
Power consumption 6 W @ 24 V DC 6 W @ 24 V DC
Linearity < 0.1 % typ. < 0.1 % typ.
Humidity 0...90 % (no condensation) 0...90 % (no condensation)
Temperature coefficient ≤ 0.02 % / °C ≤ 0.02 % / °C
Long-term drift 0.1 % / 10.000 h 0.1 % / 10.000 h
Step response time 200 ms (10...90 %) 200 ms (10...90 %)
Impulse withstand voltage 4 kV (1.2/50 µs) 4 kV (1.2/50 µs)
Insulation voltage 1 kV input / power supply 1 kV input / power supply
EMC standards DIN EN 61326 DIN EN 61326
Approvals CE; cULus; cULusEX CE; cULus; cULusEX

Length x width x height mm 137 / 96.6 / 48.8 137 / 96.6 / 48.8
Ordering data
Voltage input/Current input DI350 0-10V/0-100.0 1 7940011570 DI350 4-20mA/0-100.0 1 7940010185
Note
Accessories
Note
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Process value displays with LCD display

LPD350
3½-digit digital display, loop powered Typical application of LPD350
The LPD350 is a compact, cost effective, 3½ digit digital

indicator designed specifically for current loop signals. The LPD350
decimal point can be moved to any position (1.XXX, 1X.XX,
Input 24 V DC
1XX.X or 1XXX) so that it can display values in a range of 4 ... 20 mA
±1999. Temperature WAVEPak Output PLC
probe Isolator 4 ... 20 mA
The LPD350 uses a liquid crystal display which can be read

even under poor lighting conditions.
No additional wiring is needed for a power supply. The user Power supply
can simply break the loop and connect to the LPD350.
The housing has a DIN-standard 1/8 front panel with IP 65 75 mm

protection. The connection uses pluggable screw-connection
F
65 mm 96.6 mm
elements.
Technical features:
48.8 mm
44.7 mm
• Large 3½-digit digital LCD display 18.0 mm Wall thickness Max 18.0 mm
• 4...20 mA input
• Loop-powered two-wire design (125 Ω loop load) 92.0 mm (+0.8/-0.0 mm)
• Direct or reverse-action display
• Linearity is ± 0.1 % of the corresponding signal range
45.0 mm (+0.6/-0.0 mm)

Cut-out
96.6 mm
• DIN-standard front-panel with IP 65 protection

91 mm
• Pluggable screw-connection mechanism

• Hazardous area approved cuLus Ex (Class 1 Div. 2,
Groups A, B, C & D)
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LPD350 LPD350
Current input
• Display instrument for control panel installation
• 3 ½ digits
Iin
H 2 I
1 0V
L
W

Input current 4...20 mA 1 Input –
Voltage drop 2.5 V @ 20 mA 2 Input +
Input resistance 125 Ω
Input current, max. 100 mA constant / 500 mA for 10 s
Input current, max. when wired incorrectly
Display
Type
500 mA constant
3.5 digits, black LCD with clear background, 12.7 mm

F
Display range -1999…1999
Format Single-line
Settings
Offset ± 1999 digital steps in two switching ranges
Range of adjustment 0...3998 in three switching ranges
General data
Accuracy ± 0.05 % from signal range ± 1 digital step
Temperature coefficient Offset ± 0.1 digital steps per °C
adjustment range ± 0.1 digital steps per °C
Sampling rate 2,5 x pro s
Approvals CE; cULus; cULusEX; GOSTME25

Note
Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No.
Current input LPD350 4-20mA/0-100.0 1 7940010163
Note
Accessories
Note
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Configurable IP 67 field-mounted LCD indicator

LPD405F
4½-digit display, loop powered Typical application of LPD450F
The display is loop powered by the 4...20 mA current loop PLC control
4...20 mA current loop/ 24 V DC
with no external supply required. The twenty-mm LCD 2-wire level /enterprise
management
displays can be read even under poor light conditions. LPD450F display and
flow measurer level
Measurement
probe
A sheet of perforated self-adhesive labels is included. They (hall sensor)
include standard engineering units and can be used for all

label needs.
The electronic subassembly is housed in a rugged, glass

reinforced polycarbonate, IP 67 case. This housing is suitable Open liquid flow,
container, tube lines
for any industrial environment.
Optionally available is a pipe mounting bracket which can be 140 mm 65 mm

used for horizontal and vertical mounting.
F Technical features:
Mounting holes 60 mm
80 mm
• Big 20 mm LCD dispaly
• 4...20 mA inputs (two-wire loop-powered) P
• Integrated signal linearisation (√, x3/2, x5/2 or user-defined)
• Min./max. value display feature
• IP 67 protection
• Pipe mount bracket option
70 mm
18 mm
• Hazardous area approved cULus Ex (Class 1 Div. 2,

Groups A, B, C & D)
Mounting holes 120 mm
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LPD450F LPD450F
Current input
• Display instrument for outdoor use
• 4 ½ Digits
• O ptionally available with fixing clips for pipe mounting
H Iin I
0V
L
W
Technical data 0RXQWLQJVNHWFK

Input
Input current 4...20 mA
Transmit function √, x3/2, x5/2 or programmable (2-21 steps)
Display
Type 4.5-character, black LCD with clear background, 20 mm
Display value
Display range
Decimal point
±19.999 (0.00…100.00 factory setting)
18888, 1.8888, 18.888, 188.88, 1888.8
F
General data
Supply voltage Loop powered, via 4...20 mA input
Voltage drop < 4.3 V
Accuracy ± 0.05 % from signal range ± 1 digital step
Temperature coefficient Offset ± 0.01 % / °C 3LSHPRXQWEUDFNHWFDQ
adjustment range ± 0.1 digital steps or 0.01 % / °C EHÀWWHGWRVXLWDYHUWLFDO
RUKRUL]RQWDOSLSH
PP
Step response time Programmable in 99 steps from 1...30 sec.
Sampling rate 16 x pro s
Change of display 2 x per sec.
Approvals CE; cULus; cULusEX; GOSTME25

Length x width x height mm 65 / 140 / 80
Note
Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No.
Current input LPD450F 4-20mA 1 7940010236
Note
Accessories
Note Fixing clip
Pipe Mount Kit - 7940010667
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F
F.24
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Contents

Accessories Analogue Signal Conditioning
Accessories
Accessories Analogue Signal Conditioning Accessories Analogue Signal Conditioning – Overview G.2
USB configuration adapter G.4
CH20M DIN rail bus G.6
ACT20 power-feed modules for rail bus G.8
ACT20X/ACT20C/ACT20P – Accessories G.10
MICROSERIES/ACT20M – Accessories G.11
MCZ/WAVE – Accessories G.12
Calibrators G.14
1460730000 – 2014/2015 G.1

Accessories Analogue Signal Conditioning – Overview
Accessories Analogue Signal Conditioning

Accessories
Configure, calibrate, mount, mark, (cross-) connect.
A comprehensive line of accessories is available for the

analogue signal converter product family. The line includes
configuration adapters for software-programmable products,
interface modules, calibrators and mounting accessories
(such as cross-connectors, end plates and terminal
connectors) – all naturally in the top Weidmüller quality that
you‘ve come to expect.
G.2 1460730000 – 2014/2015

Accessories Analogue Signal Conditioning – Overview

Accessories
USB configuration interface
CH20M DIN rail bus
G
Power supply modules for rail bus
ACT20X/ACT20P – Accessories
MICROSERIES ACT20M
Accessories
MCZ/Wave Accessories
Calibrators
1460730000 – 2014/2015 G.3

USB configuration adapter
Analogue signal processing
CBX200 CBX200 USB

• Interface converter for configuration, with galvanic
isolation
• U SB port for connecting to PC
Accessories
• T X and RX status displays

•W I-Manager and TTA Set configuration software
programs, download at www.weidmueller.com
The CBX200 USB is a USB2.0/RS232-interface converter with

galvanic isolation. It has additional functionality for controlling
and supplying the connected RS232 device. The CBX200 USB makes
it possible to configure the intrinsically safe ACT20X product line and
the WAVE TTA signal converter.
The CBX200 USB is not compatible with the CBX100 USB.
Technical data Table for selecting a configuration adapter

Input Product CBX100 CBX200
Type USB 2.0 (USB type A plug) ACT20X X
Input current ≤ 100 mA WAVE TTA X X
Input resistance 22 kΩ ITX+ X
Input voltage 1.6 … 5.6 V
Output
Type RS232 (4-pole 2.5-mm jack plug)
Output voltage 3.3 V regulated
Output current 3A Pin assignments for jack plug
G Level on interfaces
Baud rate
1.8…5.6 V (automatically adapted)
≤ 115 kBd
GND RxD TxD
Activation signal 9…15 V typ. 12 V / 4 mA
Insulation coordination Vcc/control input
DTR* Vcc
0 3,3 V
1 0V
Control input RTS* RS232 interface

12 V 1 active
12 V 0 active
0V 1 active
0V 0 not active
* RTS and DTR are internal control signals
Installation notes
The power supply to the device comes from the USB port
via a USB type-A plug. The output-side of the RS232 interface
uses a four-pole 2.5-mm jack plug to connect. This jack plug
is also capable of activating the RS232 interface when needed
with a 12-V control voltage. With the assistance of the DTM,
the USB interface is diverted to a COM interface. The RS232
interface can be activated with an RTS signal
Note (RTS = 1➝ output activated) via the diverted COM interface.
The jack plug is also capable of supplying the RS232 node
with a regulated voltage of 3.3 V at 4 mA current.
Ordering data The DTR signal (DTR = 0 ➝ supply activated) is used for control.
Type Qty. Order No. It is also possible to query the status using the DSR signal
CBX200 USB 1 8978580000 (DSR = 0 ➝ output activated).
The "WI-Manager" software, the "TTA Set" and the

DTM library can all be downloaded free of charge from
Note www.weidmueller.com.
Accessories
Note
G.4 1460730000 – 2014/2015

USB configuration adapter

CBX100 CBX100 USB
• USB interface configuration adapter for configuring
• U SB port for connecting to PC
• T x and Rx status displays
Accessories
• C onfiguration software (T-Set) can be downloaded at
www.weidmueller.com
Technical data Table for selecting a configuration adapter

Display Product CBX100 CBX200
Status indicator LED (send / receive) ACT20X X
General data WAVE TTA X X
Insulation voltage 500 V for 60 s ITX+ X
Approvals cULus
Wiring diagram
Converter G
1 Output
2
3
4 Input
PC
CBX100
Note
Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No.
CBX100USB 1 7940025031
Note
Accessories
Note
1460730000 – 2014/2015 G.5

CH20M DIN rail bus
CH20M DIN rail bus

Accessories
Quick and safe power supply through the The supply to the 24 V power supply can be from either one
mounting rail. of the modules (up to 400 mA) or a separate power supply
terminal (up to 4 A). This is sufficient for up to 120 modules.
This customer-friendly infrastructure solution brings power, The ACT20-Feed-In-Basic provides a simple and compact
signals and data to the rail in a quick and reliable manner. (6 mm width) power supply terminal solution.
The DIN rail bus can replace the tedious individual wiring The ACT20-Feed-In-Pro is a more powerful 22.5 mm wide
process with a flexible and uninterrupted system solution. solution. This makes a backup power supply that includes
As a result, the wiring overhead and the error rate are both error messaging possible.
reduced. The uninterrupted system bus is securely integrated
within the 35 mm standard mounting rail. Whether 7.5 mm
or 15 mm high, the custom-fit rail profiles are easy to install
on all TS 35 standard rails in accordance with
DIN EN 60715.
The resistant gold-plated contacts ensure a permanent and

reliable contact. The ACT20M modules are simply snapped
onto the mounting rail and are automatically in contact with
the DIN rail bus.
G.6 1460730000 – 2014/2015

CH20M DIN rail bus

Rail bus accessories
CH20M BUS-PROFIL TS35x7.5/1000 CH20M BUS-PROFIL TS35x15/1000 CH20M BUS 4.50/05 AU/1000
Accessories
Support section for bus circuit board Support section for bus circuit board Bus PCB
• Support section for TS 35 x 7.5 • Support section for TS 35 x 15 • Bus circuit board for use on TS 35 x 7.5
• Length: 250, 500 or 750 mm • Length: 250, 500 or 750 mm and TS 35 x 15
• Length: 250, 500 or 750 mm
• Five conductor paths, gold-plated
• Electrical rating: 63 V AC, 5 A/conductor path

CH20M BUS-ADP TS35/1000 CH20M BUS-AP LI TS35x7.5 & 15 CH20M BUS-AP RE TS35x7.5 & 15
Cover plate End plate End plate
• Cover plate for DIN rail bus • End plate for DIN rail bus • End plate for DIN rail bus
• Length: 250, 500 or 750 mm • Fits on TS 35 x 7.5 and TS 35 x 15 • Fits on TS 35 x 7.5 and TS 35 x 15
• left • right

CH20M BUS-ADP TS35/250 10 1248250000 CH20M BUS-AP LI TS35x7.5 & 15 50 1193160000 CH20M BUS-AP RE TS35x7.5 & 15 50 1193170000
CH20M BUS-ADP TS35/500 10 1248260000
CH20M BUS-ADP TS35/750 5 1248270000
SET CH20M BUS 250MM TS 35X15 SET CH20M BUS 250MM TS 35X7.5 TS 35x7.5 / TS 35x15
Set Set DIN rail
• SET consists of one each of • SET consists of one each of • DIN rail with slot
CH20M BUS 4.50/05 AU/250 CH20M BUS 4.50/05 AU/250 • Passivated galvanised steel
CH20M BUS-ADP TS 35/250 CH20M BUS-ADP TS 35/250
CH20M BUS-AP LI TS 35X7.5 & 15 CH20M BUS-AP LI TS 35X7.5 & 15
CH20M BUS-AP RE TS 35X7.5 & 15 CH20M BUS-AP RE TS 35X7.5 & 15
CH20M BUS-PROFIL TS 35X15/250 CH20M BUS-PROFIL TS 35X7.5/250
SET CH20M BUS 250MM TS 35X15 1 1335150000 SET CH20M BUS 250MM TS 35X7.5 1 1335140000 TS 35X7.5/LL 1M/ST/ZN 10 0514510000
TS 35X15/LL 1M/ST/ZN 10 0236510000
1460730000 – 2014/2015 G.7

ACT20 power-feed modules for rail bus
Power-feed module for the CH20M DIN rail bus

Accessories
4 A supply with backup supply and

error analysis
The power-feed unit ACT20-FEED-IN-PRO-S supplies the

devices on the CH20M DIN rail bus with 24 V DC. At the
same time, the FEED-IN device reads the group error contact
– optionally provided by the installed devices – from the
CH20M rail bus and sends a message through the status
relay to the external controller. Optionally, two power
supplies can be connected for the primary and secondary
supplies (backup). An installation in Zone 2 / Division 2 is
also possible. Three LEDs show the status of the power
supply and the error status.
Weidmüller offers a compact and narrow 6 mm feed-in

module as an alternative. This wires the terminal level
directly to the DIN rail bus. Up to 80 modules can be fed
with a maximum available current of 2.5 A.
The FEED-IN-PRO can supply a maximum of 4 A to feed
up to 120 devices mounted on a CH20M rail bus. Quick
identification of errors on the DIN rail bus is through the
internal status relay. The FEED-IN-PRO device immediately
recognises and displays when a power supply has failed.
The supply is then switched automatically to the redundant
power supply.
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ACT20 power-feed modules for rail bus

ACT20 power-feed module ACT20-Feed-In-PRO-S ACT20-Feed-In-BASIC-S
• Distributes the supply onto the busbar
• C ompatible with Weidmüller CH20 DIN rail bus
• O ptional connection for backup supply
Accessories
• A pproved for use in Ex-Zone 2 /Div. 2
• Monitoring of the supply voltage
• A larm alerts via the status relay
Alarm
Power supply, 0 V 51 Power supply, +24 V

44 NC
Power supply,+24V 52
43 Status relay, N.C.
Backup, +24 V 53
42 Status relay, shared
Backup, 0 V 54 Power supply, 0 V
41 Status relay, N.O.
85 84 83 82 81
Status
0V
0V
+24 V
+24 V
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
Technical data
Input
Supply voltage 21.6...26.4 V DC 21.6...26.4 V DC
Input current Max. 4 A 0.5...2.5 A DC
21.6...26.4 V DC
Trigger level for the power supply Fault < 21 V DC
Output, power supply
Output voltage Input voltage -0.5 V DC / 4 A Corresponds to the input voltage
Output power 96 W
Output current Max. 4 A Equivalent to input current
Output, status relay in safe zone
Max. switching voltage, AC / Max. switching voltage, DC 250 V / 30 V 250 V / 30 V G
Continuous current 2 A AC / DC
AC power, max. 500 VA / 60 W
General data
Degree of efficiency 0,976 100 %
Protection degree IP 20 IP 20
Weight 140 70
Humidity 95 %, no condensation 95 %, no condensation
Approvals DEKRAATEX; DETNORVER; FMEX; GOSTME25; IECEXDEK cULus; DETNORVER; FMEX; GL; GOSTME25; IECEXKEM; KEMAATEX

Length x width x height mm 119.2 / 22.5 / 113.6 114.3 / 6.1 / 112.5
Note
Ordering data
Screw connection ACT20-FEED-IN-PRO-S 1 8965500000 ACT20-FEED-IN-BASIC-S 1 1282490000
Note
Accessories
Note DIN mounting rail, see Accessories DIN mounting rail, see Accessories
1460730000 – 2014/2015 G.9

ACT20X/ACT20C/ACT20P – Accessories
ACT20X/ACT20C/ACT20P
Accessories
Connection terminals
Colour of housing Release lever colour Printing Print colour Type Order No.
65/66/67/68 white BHZ 5.00/04/90LH BK/BL PRT 65 1086480000
blue
black
65/66/67/68 white BHZ 5.00/04/90LH BK/BK PRT 65 1086240000
black
G
blue
11/12 white BHZ 5.00/02/90LH BK/BL PRT 11 1086250000
black
21/22 white BHZ 5.00/02/90LH BK/BL PRT 21 1086260000
black 31/32/33/34 white BHZ 5.00/04/90LH BK/BK PRT 31 1086150000
41/42 white BHZ 5.00/02/90LH BK/BK PRT 41 1086040000
Cold-junction compensation terminals (optional for the ACT20X temperature modules)

1-channel
black blue 11/12/13/14 white 1160640000
2-channel
black blue 11/12/13/14 white 1160650000
Markers
Type Version Dimensions Qty. Order No.
ESG 66/20BHZ500/04 Individual markers 6.6 x 20 mm 200 1082540000
ESG 8/13,5/43,3 SAI AV MultiCard (24 individual markers per MultiCard) 8 x 13.5 mm 5 1912130000
G.10 1460730000 – 2014/2015

MICROSERIES/ACT20M – Accessories

ACT20M
Accessories
Ordering data markers
Type Qty. Order No.
ACT20M marker MS 5/7,5 MC NEUTRAL 320 1877680000
Note The ACT20M voltage supply is cross-connected using the CH20M rail bus. Details
are available on pages C.14 and G.6
ACT20P

Type Order No.
ACT20M marker ESG 8/13.5/43.3 SAI AU 1912130000
Note
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MCZ/WAVE – Accessories
Accessories MCZ
Accessories
Ordering data end plates

Type Qty. Order No.
End plate AP MCZ 1.5 50 8389030000
Ordering data cross-connection

No. of poles Type Qty. Order No.
Plug-in cross-connection, yellow 2 ZQV 4N / 2 GE 20 1758250000
G
Type Qty. Order No.
Multicard connector marker WS10/6 MC 600 1828450000
WAVE Accessories
Ordering data cross-connection

No. of poles Type Qty. Order No.
Plug-in cross-connection, black 2 ZQV 2,5N/2 sw 60 1718080000
Plug-in cross-connection, red 2 ZQV 2,5N/2 rt 60 1717900000
Plug-in cross-connection, blue 2 ZQV 2,5N/2 bl 60 1717990000
Plug-in cross-connection, yellow 2 ZQV 2,5N/2 ge 60 1693800000

Type Qty. Order No.
Multicard connector marker WS 10/5 MC NE WS 920 1635000000
G.12 1460730000 – 2014/2015

MCZ/WAVE – Accessories

Screw-connect connector strip for the WAVESERIES
Accessories
3-pole
Type Printing Order No.
BLZ 5.08/3 SN OR BEDR. 1, 2, 3 2242030000
BLZ 5.08/3 SN OR BEDR. 4, 5, 6 2242050000
BLZ 5.08/3 SN OR BEDR. 7, 8, 9 2242060000
BLZ 5.08/3 SN OR BEDR. 10, 11, 12 2242070000
2-pole
Type Printing Order No.
BLZ 5.08/02/180 SN OR BX without labelling 1526460000
BLZ 5.08/02/180 SN OR PRT 1, 2 2246070000
BLZ 5.08/02/180 SN OR PRT 3, 4 2246080000
BLZ 5.08/02/180 SN OR PRT 5, 6 2246090000
BLZ 5.08/02/180 SN OR PRT 7, 8 2246100000
1460730000 – 2014/2015 G.13

Calibrators
Portacal 1000EU
Accessories
Calibration device for current and voltage signals Typical application of Portacal 1000EU
The Portacal 1000EU is a calibration device which is 2-wire, 4…20 mA output current
controlled by a microprocessor. It is used for current and of Portacal 1000EU
voltage signals. It has three output modes for simulating Signal

signals: converter
(ITX+)
Voltage source: for the simulation of externally-supplied
•
voltage transmitters Portacal 1000EU
Current source: for the simulation of externally-supplied
• Input
Transmitter Test
current sensors thermocouple

Current sink mode: simulates the outputs of a two-wire
•
(loop-powered) transmitter.
Commonly used calibration functions can be invoked for

each mode by pressing a button. Up to 9 storage locations
per mode are available to save the individual values.
Furthermore, the Portacal 1000EU can be programmed

G in a way that all modes can be cycled automatically. The
corresponding values are controlled continually for a pre-
defined time by means of a value storage. The following
values can be checked and parameterised:
• Voltage outputs
• Current outputs
• Two-wire transmitter outputs
The Portacal 1000EU provides the necessary voltage supply

for the sensor in order to check a two-wire transmitter.
Technical features:
• Complete diagnosis tool for current and voltage supply

• Measuring and simulating of voltage and current signals
•S imulation of function of signal transmitter, which can be
auxiliary-powered or process-powered (two-wire type)
• Continually adjustable step and ramping function
• Accuracy < 0.05 % in all signal domains
• Light and portable
•S upply via NiMH rechargeable battery or comparable
battery
• Signal tone at the press of a button
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Calibrators

Portacal 1000EU
Instrument Calibrator
Technical data
Accessories
Output voltage mode
Output voltage 0…13 V
Resolution 0.01 V
Load current 0…10 mA
Accuracy ±5 mV
Residual ripple < 1 mV
Internal storage Nine user-defined voltages
Output current mode
Output current 0…26 mA
Resolution 0.01 mA
Load resistance 600 Ω @ 20 mA (power source)
100 Ω (current sink)
max. input voltage current sink 9…45 V DC
Accuracy ±5 µA
Residual ripple < 1 µA
Internal storage Nine user-defined currents
Input voltage mode H S R
Input voltage 0…13 V

Accuracy ±5 μA or ±1 digital step L
PORTACAL 1000
Input current mode W

Input current 0…26 mA
Input resistance 47 Ω
Accuracy ±5 μA or ±1 digital step
Loop powered mode
Type Mode for loop-powered signal-converters
Input current 0…26 mA
G
Feed voltage 16 V ±10 %
Accuracy ±5 μA or ±1 digital step
Auto step/ramp mode
Step Output of each value within a certain time period
Ramp Output via a programmed ramp function
Number of recorded values 2…9
Time interval 10…4200 s
Display
Type Four-digit display with LCD, 12 mm
Status indicator Five LEDs for output mode, signal amplification and reduction
Display value Percent or real-value displayed
Keyboard
Type 16 buttons with acoustic signal
Calibration Adjustable fixed values:
0, 2, 4, 8, 10, 12, 16, 18, 20 mA
0, 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10 V
Memory Nine freely-definable values
Decimals 1 / 0.1 / 0.01 mA or V
General data
Supply voltage Battery, 4x type ‚AA‘
Temperature coefficient < 0.01 % / °C at 100 %
Ambient temperature (operational)/storage temperature 0 °C…60 °C / –25 °C…+70 °C
Type of connection Sockets
EMC standard DIN EN 61326
Approvals CE, cULus
Dimensions
Length x width x height 44 x 100 x 180 mm
Note
Ordering data
Type Type Qty. Order No.
PORTACAL 1000EU 1 1439640000
Note 2 x 1 m test cable sw/rt with banana
plug/terminal
Accessories
Note
1460730000 – 2014/2015 G.15

Calibrators
Portacal 275
Accessories
Hand-held signal source and loop calibrator
The Portacal 275 is a precise hand-held signal source for

current and voltage signals. It can be used in four modes
which allows the calibration of standard current/voltage
transmitters.
The operating mode “voltage source“ simulates auxiliary-

powered transmitters with proportional voltage outputs.
The mode “current source“ allows emulation of transmitters
with proportional current outputs. The “mv source“ mode
simulates a variety of other analogue signals from many
different applications. The “current sink“ mode simulates the
outputs of a two-wire (loop powered) transmitter.
The Portacal 275 is equipped with a scalable potentiometer

(0 to 100 %) that can be adjusted in steps to an accuracy
of 0.1 %. Together with the output-range switch, the
G
potentiometer allows for a quick and precise adjustment
of the signal value. A typical accuracy of ± 0.25 % is
possible. An integrated test point, for connecting external
measurement devices, allows for a higher accuracy
of ± 0.1 %.
Technical features:
• Light and portable device

• Simulates loop-powered transmitter operation
• LED for indication of source/sink operating mode
• Current ranges: 0 to 20 mA / 4 to 20 mA / Voltage
ranges: 0 to 5 V / 1 to 5 V / 0 to 200 mV
• 0.1 % accurate current source
• Test points for current output monitoring
• Switch select 0 %, 100 % or variable output
• Signal outputs can be adjusted with spindle
potentiometer for high accuracy
• Powered from two 9 V block batteries
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Calibrators

Portacal 275 Portacal 275
Calibration device for current and voltage signals
Accessories
+ Current -
+ Voltage -
H
PORTACAL 275
L
W
Technical data Wiring diagram

Output of voltage mode
Output voltage 0...5 V / 1...5 V; 0...200 mV / 40...200 mV
Resolution 0.01 V Portacal 275
Output resistance 250 Ω @ V / 10 Ω @ mV DVM Device with
(mA source
current input
Accuracy < 0.2% (0% and 100%) mode)
Output current mode
Output current 0 (4)...20 mA + – V+ V- C+ C- + –
Resolution 0.01 mA
Last resistor, max. 700 Ω (current source)
Output voltage, max. @ current sink

(Vout - 4) / 0.02 Ω (current sink)
4...45 V DC
Calibration of a transmitter with four-wire connection
and current output G
Accuracy < 0.1% (0% and 100%)
Residual ripple < 1 µA DVM Portacal 275 Device with Power
Settings (mA sink mode) current input suppler
Range of adjustment 0 (4)...20 mA / 0...200 mA (current source).0
...5 V (voltage source) or as current sink + – V+ V- C+ C- + – + –
selectable with toggle switch
Output, variable 0...100 % with precision potentiometer
Output, fixed 0 or 100 % with toggle switch Calibration of a transmitter with two-wire connection
General data
Temperature coefficient typ. 40 ppm @ °C
Accuracy 0.25 % of signal range Device with
Portacal 275 voltage or
Supply voltage Batteries, 2 x 9-V blocks 6...22 mA (current source) (voltage output) current input
2 mA (current sink)
V+ V- C+ C- + –
Type of connection Socket
Approvals CE; cULus
Calibration of a transmitter with four-wire connection
and current or voltage input
Dimensions
Length x width x height mm 31 / 62 / 112
Note Including two one-metre-long test leads sw/rt with

banana plug/terminal and one bridge lead
Ordering data
Type Qty. Order No.
P275 1 7940010202
Note
Accessories
Note
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Contents
Technical appendix/Glossary
Technical appendix/Glossary Dimensioned drawings W.2
Introduction W.4
Technical data W.6
FDT/DTM – The standard solution for device configuration W.10
EX basics W.12
ATEX W.18
Electrical data W.20
General technical information W.22
Glossary W.26
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Dimensioned drawings
ACT20M – Dimensioned drawings

114.3
107
107.6
left right
6,1
112.5
MICROSERIES
88 mm 92 mm
90 mm
97.8 mm
90 mm
97.8 mm
6.1 mm
6.1 mm
Screw connection Tension clamp connection
ACT20X/ACT20C/ACT20P ACT20X HUI-SAO-LP-S

113.6 mm
107 mm
113.7 mm
W 105.7 mm
12.5 mm
22.5 mm
117.9 mm
117.2 mm
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Dimensioned drawings
WAVEBOX S 22,5 WAVEBOX L 22,5
92.4 mm
72 mm
112.4 mm
92.4 mm
90 mm
71 mm
71 mm 90 mm
H
22.5 mm
22.5 mm
WAVEBOX 12,5 WAVEBOX 17,5
92.4 mm 92.4 mm
112.4 mm
112.4 mm
90 mm 90 mm
90 mm
90 mm
17.5 mm
12.5 mm
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Introduction
Different types of analogue signalling
The working environment can be measured in many different Signal converters can be used with other Weidmüller
forms, e.g. in terms of temperature, humidity or air pressure. products and combined with each other. They are designed
The values of these physical variables change constantly. to entail a minimum wiring workload and maintenance in
Components that monitor the status and changes of a given both electrical and mechanical terms.
environment and provide alerts of any changes must be able
to continuously display the changes taking place. The product range contains the following functions:
• DC/DC converters
In industrial and process automation, the outputs received • Current converters
from field sensors, switches and transmitters provides • Voltage converters
measurement and status data which becomes the analogue • Temperature converters for resistance thermometers
and digital inputs (AI and DI) for the control system. Similarly, (RTDs) and thermocouples
control signals are passed from the control system to field • Frequency converters
control equipment such as analog and digital valves and • Potentiometer transducers
actuators. • AC transducers
• Bridge transducers (strain gauges)
If automation processes are expected to reach certain • Threshold monitoring modules
statuses or keep them constant, then analogue signal • AD/DA converters
conditioning is required. It is also important in areas where
this has already been part of long established practice, e. g. The products are available as pure signal converters, or with
in process engineering or the chemicals industry. 2-port or 3-port isolation and a choice of passive or output
loop powered or auxiliary powered, depending on the
In process engineering, standardised electrical signals are application requirements.
normally used. Currents of 0 … 20 mA, 4 … 20 mA or
voltages of 0 ... 10 V have become established as the output
variables for sensors recording various different physical
parameters.
Weidmüller takes account of the growing preference for

automation – including and the resulting need for analogue
signal conditioning – and offers a wide range of products
tailor-made to the requirements involved in handling sensor
signals. Units for the common signals (0 ... 20 mA,
4 ... 20 mA, 0 ... 10 V) generate an output signal as a
proportional value of the variable input signal. “Protective
separation”, e.g. of the sensor circuit from the evaluation
circuit, is also taken into account. “Protective separation”
prevents mutual interference among several sensor circuits,
e.g. as in the case of earth loops in interlinked measuring
circuits.
The wide range of Weidmüller products completely covers

the functions involved in signal conversion, signal separation
and signal monitoring. The products can thus handle nearly
all applications in industrial measuring technology, and
safeguard elementary functions between field signals and
further processing systems. The mechanical properties of
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Introduction
2-way isolation separates the signals from each other electrically and decouples
the measuring circuits. Potential differences – caused by long line lengths and
common reference points – are eliminated. Furthermore, the electrical separation
protects against irreparable damage caused by overvoltages as well as inductive
and capacitive interference.
3-way isolation decouples the supply voltage from the input and output circuits
as well and enables the function to operate with just one operating voltage.
The passive separator offers an extra, decisive advantage – it requires no

additional voltage supply. The power supply to the module is achieved via the
input or output circuit and is transmitted to the input/output. This current loop
feed is characterised by a very low consumption.
A number of products are available for temperature measurements. For example,

PT100 signals in 2-, 3- and 4-wire systems are converted into standard 0…20 mA,
4…20 mA and 0…10 V signals.
The modules for connecting conventional thermoelements are fitted with

cold trap compensation as standard. Furthermore, they amplify and linearise the
voltage signal provided by the thermocouple. This guarantees accurate analogue
signal conditioning while eliminating sources of interference or error.
Frequency converters convert frequencies into standard analogue signals.

Downstream controls can therefore directly process pulse strings for measuring
rpm or speed.
AD or DA converters are required for bringing together the analogue signal

forms mapping the local conditions and the digital processing in the process
monitoring system. Weidmüller can supply such components for the customary
0…20 mA, 4…20 mA and 0…10 V input and output signals. 8-bit processors are
available on the digital side.
Current-monitoring modules can be used to control DC and AC currents up to

60 amps. A switching operation is triggered when the set current values are not
met or exceeded. Components with analogue outputs monitor the current load
continuously via downstream controls.
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Voltage monitoring modules can be used to monitor AC and DC voltages.
Adjustable switching thresholds can be used to reliably detect and notify in the
event of fluctuations caused by switching operations or mains overloads.
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Technical data
Technical data
tages are: cessation of network influences, outstanding

accuracy, low signal delay and low potential requirement.
Passive isolators are not non interacting; a change in load
in the output circuit will influence the input circuit.
Ground Loops
• The voltage supply‘s secondary side is earthed for the

purpose of setting up fast and secure ground loop
monitoring. If an analogue signal is fed in from a separate
voltage supply or if the sensing device itself is earthed,
then transient currents will flow between the ground
potentials across the interconnected ground connectors,
Common Mode Noise Elimination which in turn corrupts the measuring signal.
Analogue signal isolating amplifiers prevent this form of
• Generally, signals emitted by sensors have low levels measuring signal corruption and influence.
and are thus susceptible to capacitive and inductive
interference, such as those generated by motors,
frequency changers and other change processes.
This noise contents the measuring value and frequently
destroys expensive analog I/O cards in the control
electronics. Through the utilisation of analogue signal
isolators this interferace, which usually actions both
signal lines in common mode (push push), is effectively
eliminated through the zero potential input. 2-port Isolation
•T
he simplest form of analogue signal isolator is that of
2-port isolation. It serves to isolate the input circuit from
the output circuit as well as the two auxiliary voltages from
each other. Depending upon the isolator design and the
observed isolation data one refers here to base isolation
(galvanic isolation) or safe separation. ①
For current signals, 4...20 mA input current loop fed
Active Isolator / Passive Isolator modules are available. An additional auxiliary voltage for
the input circuit is not required here. ②
• Active isolators draw their power supply from a separate By connecting the input and output side voltage supplies,
supply terminal to ensure that they can operate perfectly. the 2-port isolation can be converted to operate as a
Depending upon the applications the input, output and simple signal converter. This is of particular interest where
additionally the power supply are isolated from each isolation is not required for an application, but a signal
other. Only one supply is required for 3-port isolation. conversion has to be performed.
However, it is isolated from the input and output circuits.
Thus even in the event of a short circuit, surge voltage ① ②
or reverse polarity, the downstream control electronics
cannot be damaged. Isolating the signals between the
input and output can be conducted either optically or
by transformer barrier depending upon the transfer rate.
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load does not exert any influence on an input circuit.
• Passive isolators generate the current required for the supply
from the measuring signal. The current required internally is
so small that transfer problems do not occur here.
• The feed can be effected from either the input or the
output side. Isolation is by transformer barrier. The advan-
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3-port Isolation Temperature Signal Measuring Method
• 3-port isolation is the most universal form of signal • Measurements using thermocouples
isolator When conducting measurements using thermocouples
• An optical coupler or transformer isolates the input the voltage that is generated when two differently alloyed
from the output circuit. Together with the clearance metals come into contact with each other is measured.
and creepage distances it serves to define the isolation A differential amplifier is then used to recondition
level. For example, the input signal is converted by the signal. The easiest (and the most cost-efffective)
means of pulse-width modulation into a frequency method of subsequent processing is conducted by
signal and demodulated again on the output side to means of an amplifier circuit, which converts these
form an analogue value. An amplifier then generates signals into standard signals. High-end components
a standardised analogue signal. A galvanic isolated process the measuring signal using a microprocessor,
DC/DC converter feeds the input and output circuit which simultaneously reconditions the signal (filtering,
with a potential free supply voltage. It also determines linearisation)
the isolation level through its data, air and creepage
distances. In the case of these three isolation paths Cold Junction Compensation For Thermocouples
(input/output, input/auxiliary voltage, output/auxiliary
voltage) one refers to 3-port isolation. • Recording temperatures by using thermocouples
encounters the problem of a thermal voltage forming at
the clamping terminals on the signal converter on account
of the different materials in the conductors and bus bar.
This voltage then counteracts the thermal element‘s
voltage.
Temperature Signal Measuring Method
• Measurement using resistors (RTD)

When measuring with temperature-dependent resistors a
current of approx. 1.5 mA is passed through the resistor In order to compensate for the error to the measured
from a constant current source in the signal converter. value which arises here, the temperature is measured at
the clamping terminal. The microprocessor in the signal
converter reads the value measured there and calculates
it against the measured value. This procedure is known as
cold junction compensation.
Voltage at the measuring point (Vmeas)

+ Voltage at the terminal (Vterminal)
An operational amplifier is used to measure the potential = Voltage at the thermocouple (Vthermo)
drop at the resistor (2-wire circuit). => Temperature at the thermocouple (Tthermo)
In order to take account of lead length, the voltage drop
is measured at the return conductor and calculated with Linearisation
double the value (3-wire circuit). This simulates the wire
resistances from the feed and return lines. • Temperature-dependent components do not normally
Accurate measurements are achieved by separately have linear characteristic curves. To ensure that further
measuring the voltage drop at the feed and return lines
(4-wire circuit). The values for the supply lines are
processing can take place with the necessary accuracy,
these characteristic curves have to be linearised to some
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calculated against the measured value. extent. The graph showing measurements of thermocouples,
in particular, reveals significant deviations at some points
from the “ideal graph”. As a consequence, the signal which
has been measured is worked up by microprocessor.
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Technical data
The secondary winding supplies the measuring

electronics with a proportional current signal. Because of
power loss this method of measuring current is limited
to smaller currents up to 5 A. These converters react
sensitively to peak loads and therefore have to be fused
on the primary winding side.
Measuring Current Using A Hall-type Sensor
The microprocessor compares the value measured • Hall-type sensor principle:

with the characteristic curve for the thermocouple in its Hall-type sensors also measure the magnetic flux B and
memory and calculates the corresponding value on the supply a proportional voltage at the measured output,
“ideal characteristic curve”. At the output, it supplies which is then reconditioned to form a standard signal by an
the latter to an amplifier, which produces the analogue amplifier circuit.
value in linear form. The output stage converts this into • Components with Hall-type sensors are ideally suited to
a standardised value or into a switching output with a measuring higher currents, as any possible high residual
switching threshold. currents from motors or peak loads cannot damage the
The linearisation of PT100-elements can be undertaken component. Additionally, they are also ideal for measuring
via simple amplifier stages. The first stage corrects direct and alternating currents of various curve shapes.
the peak value of the graph of the measurements. The
deviation at the end of the graph resulting from this
is corrected by a second stage. The under- and over-
shooting generated in this way is very slight and is
covered by the tolerance for the module.
Current Measurement Using A Measuring Transformer
• Transformer principle: Each conductor through which

current flows is surrounded by a magnetic field H, the
intensity of which is proportional to the current. The Root Mean Square Measurement / Crest Factor
field, which is bundled in a magnetic core, generates a
magnetic flux B, through which suitable sensors are used • The root mean square value (r.m.s) of a sinusoidal shaped
to measure current. alternating current is the value, which in an ohmic resistor
converts the same (effective) output as that of an equal
sized direct current.
• Non sinusoidal shaped signals can only be measured with
“True RMS” capable devices and/or further processed.
• True RMS = True root mean square
• Root mean square measurement is required where the
(effective) output content of alternating voltages or
Converters with transformer-type couplings are used to currents are to be measured or evaluated.
establish the most cost effective measurement method • The crest factor indicates the ratio of the crest factor to
for simple sinusoidal currents. The current to be measured the root mean square value.
flows directly through the measuring transformer‘s
primary winding.
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Load / Load Resistor Hysteresis
• The load is a load resistor on the output side of a • Hysteresis indicates the percentage difference between
measuring transducer or isolating amplifier. The load is the input and output points of a switching contact.
usually less than 500 Ω at the current outputs. Voltage It should not be lower than a given minimum value,
outputs are normally under a load greater than 1 KΩ. as otherwise a specified chase can no longer be
implemented.
Peak value
Root mean
Broken-wire Detection
square value
• When measuring transformers with broken wire detection
the input signal is monitored permanently. In the event of
a fault (broken wire) the output signal exceeds its rated
range. The downstream control circuit can then analyse
the fault case.
Response Time
• Response time refers to the change in output signal for an

input signal jump (10 … 90 %). It is directly related to the
Galvanic Isolation / Safe Separation cut-off frequency (inversely proportional).
• Galvanic isolation is understood to mean an electrical Accuracy / Temperature Coefficient

isolation between the input and output circuit and the
circuit‘s supply voltage. It can be set up either optically • Accuracy describes the capability of a measuring device to
using an opto coupler or with a transformer. The isolation deliver a measured value as accurately as possible. It relates
serves to safeguard the measuring circuit against damage to the end value and is given for ambient temperature
and to eliminate ground loops, which could cause the (23 °C). Example:
measured signal to be corrupted. An RTD is given with an accuracy of 1 %. The measuring
• Safe separation is specified under the German range is set to 0 – 200 °C. The expected effective
DIN VDE 0106 Section 101 standard. This fundamental error of: 200*1 % = +/– 2K applies across the entire
safety standard is intended to safeguard persons against measurement range.
hazardous body currents and describes the basic • Temperature coefficiency describes the deviations in
requirements for safe separation in electrical operating accuracy of the measuring devices dependent on the
equipment. Thus, for instance, the voltage supply of ambient temperature. It is given as a % or in parts per
50 V AC/ 75 V DC as under 50178 may not be exceeded. million / Kelvin (ppm /K).
If this voltage is exceeded a reinforced or double insulated Example:
and thus an increase in the clearance and creepage An RTD with an accuracy of 1 % and a measuring range
distances is stipulated. of 0 – 200 °C has a temperature coefficiency of
250 ppm / K. If the device is operated at +40 °C, it will
Cut-off Frequency then contribute the following to an expected absolute
error: (([40 °C – 23 °C] *250 ppm/K) +1 %) *200K) =
• Cut-off frequencies indicate the dynamic transfer +/– 2,85K across the entire measurement range.
characteristic of an isolation amplifier.
• The given frequency is the (-3dB-) limit, at which a distinct
change occurs to the signal.
• An increased cut-off frequency leads to a transmission of
higher-frequency alternating components, which corrupts
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the required signal.
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FDT/DTM – The standard solution for device configuration
Field Device Tool (FDT) There are several different types of DTMs:
FDT technology specifies and standardises the integration • D evice DTM

of communicating devices from different manufacturers. It This is a “normal“ field device that uses communication
makes use of a superimposed device management program. channels to communicate with the connected physical
The key feature is its independence from the communication device.
protocol and software used by the device and the host • Communication DTM
system. FDT allows access to any device from any host using This is a communications device that provides
any protocol. communication using communication channels.
Communication channels provide access to the
Device Type Manager (DTM) communications infrastructure (such as PC interface cards
or modems). They are used by device DTMs or gateway
Device manufacturers make available a Device Type DTMs for communication services.
Manager (DTM) software driver for each device or device • Gateway DTM
group. The DTM specifies all device-specific information, This is a gateway device. It allows data to be exchanged
functions and rules (such as the device structure, between two communication channels. For example,
communication capabilities, internal dependencies and the this could be a gateway between PROFIBUS-DP and
human-machine interface (HMI)). DTMs define functions for PROFIBUS-PA.
access to device parameters, troubleshooting, configuration
and operation of devices. DTMs are available which can be The DTM is loaded and started up within a FDT container
simple GUIs for setting device parameters or more complex program or “frame“ application.
applications that are capable of carrying out calculations for
diagnostic or maintenance purposes.
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FDT frame application
Frame applications can be used as a tool to configure devices,

plan projects, operate consoles or administer facilities. The
FDT frame application provides a PC software environment
with the following functions:
• User administration
• DTM administration
• Data management
• Network configuration
• Navigation
Weidmüller offers their WI-Manager FDT frame program to

the user for no cost. This certified software is compatible
and works together with all certified DTMs. This screenshot
shows the WI-Manager with an opened DTM for the ACT20X
series.
Download at www.weidmueller.com!
FDT User Group
The FDT User Group is an alliance of users and

manufacturers interested in defining the specifications and
moving the FDT/DTM technology forward. Weidmüller is a
member of this group along with most process automation
manufacturers and work towards advancing this standard
further.
More details are available at http://www.fdtgroup.org/
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EX basics
Safety in hazardous areas
When operating electrical devices within hazardous areas, But what are the most important global regulations
you must comply with the requirements regulating their use regarding the use of devices in hazardous areas?
in such zones. Explosive atmospheres may be created from
mixtures of flammable gases, mists, vapours or dusts. If their In North America, the US National Electric Code (NEC)
concentration is high enough in the surrounding air, any regulations (Articles 500 to 505 and the Canadian CEC
source of ignition or spark could trigger an explosion. Such (Canadian Electrical Code) Articles 18-000, -090, -100, -200
explosions can cause death, serious injuries and significant and -300 are all valid.
property damages. In Europe, both EU directives ATEX 95 (94/9/EG) and ATEX
There are basically two strategies for reducing the risk of 137 (1992/92/EC) are relevant. They describe preparation
explosion. Firstly, no dangerous materials should be released (ATEX 95) and usage (ATEX 137) for facilities in potential Ex
into the air that could create an explosive atmosphere. zones. Throughout the rest of the world, there is a mixture
Secondly, there should be no mechanism present that could of national regulations (in Eastern Europe) and international
create a spark. IECEx conformity declarations (in Asia) that must be
Many explosions in the past could have been avoided if only followed. In certain Asian countries, the European ATEX
the international regulation governing the use of equipment directives have been accepted and applied.
in hazardous areas had been observed.
EX
America Europe In other countries

vr
NEC 500 … 504 ATEX 95 + ATEX 137 IECEx certification
Class I Class II Class III Zones
Base safety -and health Further local
Division 1 Ex--Ambience
requirements
2 requirements with
Division 2 Ex--Ambience in fault cases 1 national variations
NEC 505 Mining (I) Non Mining (II)

0
Class I
Gas
Zone 0- CE
• Notification
of the production
American approvals • EG-confirmation Product Audit
i.e. UL 508 Industrial Control • Producer confirmation
IECEx-Certificate of
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Equipment, UL 1604 und (Zone 2)
QM-Audit ConformityNEC
UL 60079-…
Approval bases: protection classes. Use with
Approval bases: QM System, protection classes
A brief overview of regulations used throughout the world and their basic content.
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The European ATEX Regulation applies to facilities
and their usage in hazardous areas.
The term “ATEX“ derives from the French phrase The purpose of the directive is to protect personnel who
“Atmospheres Explosive“. The regulation currently includes work in hazardous areas. Appendix II of the directive
two directives from the European Union concerning contains the basic health and safety requirements. These
explosion protection. These are the ATEX operational must be followed by the manufacturer and compliance
directive 1999/92/EG (ATEX 137) and the ATEX product must be proven by declarations of conformity. Since June
directive 94/9/EG (ATEX 95). The ATEX 137 operational 30, 2003, all devices, components and protective systems
directive specifies the minimum requirements for improving brought to the market must be in compliance with the
the protection of health and security of workers in ATEX 95 product directive.
environments at risk of explosions. The ATEX 95 product
directive specifies the rules for introducing products on
the market that will be used in zones where there is risk of
explosion. This directive is the first to include non-electric
devices within its jurisdiction.
The ATEX 95 directive classifies devices and components for the Ex zone into two main groups:
Group I Group II
=> Devices for use in mining, for underground and => Devices for use in the other hazardous areas
above-ground operations
• Coal dust
• Methane
• Harsh operating conditions
Gases, Vapours and Mists Dusts
Category G D
M1 M2
Categories
1 2 3
No additional divisions Zones Zones

0 1 2 20 21 22
For applications in the oil, gas and chemical industries, it is

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particularly important to follow the Group-II “G“ requirements
concerning electrical or electronic devices and components.
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Group II “G“ divides the Ex zone into three zones with • Zone 0 This zone applies to dangerous explosive
different safety requirements. atmospheres where the risk is present often or
over long time periods.
=> > 50 % of the operational time, or more than
1.000 hours per year.
• Zone 1 This zone applies to situation where explosive

atmospheres may occasionally be present during
normal operations.
=> Occasionally, less than 10 hours per year.
• Zone 2 This zone applies to situation where explosive

atmospheres are normally not present or only
briefly present during normal operations.
=> Max. 30 min/year.
Hazardous areas
Zone 0 Zone 1 Zone 2 Safe zone
Continual,
Explosion risk Occasionally Rarely None
long-term, often
Continual,
Spark source None Rarely and short-term Occasionally
long-term, often
Direct surroundings = Zone 1
≥ 4.0 m² Piping, Zone 0 0.2 m² 0.2 m²
Manholes Fuel pumps

Zone 1
Zone 1
(Zone 0)
Zone 2
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Sand filling
Tank, Zone 0
When flash point
< 35 °C
Typical division of zones at a fuelling station
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In which operations are ATEX-certified electronic What are the differences between standard devices
devices (such as signal converters, isolation and intrinsically safe devices?
amplifier, Namur switches and switching amplifiers)
used? For electronic devices that are being used in Zone 0(20)
or 1(21), none of the components or electrical circuitry
ATEX-certified devices are used within industrial facilities are permitted to generate unallowable high temperatures
and production halls where there is the possibility that or sparks, whether during normal operations or during
explosive gases or dusts may be released. malfunctions. In other words: “All of the circuits in
Transportation and production applications which require intrinsically safe electrical devices (Ex i) are safe and are not
the use of such certified devices are listed below: capable of igniting explosive atmospheres“.
• Off-shore oil and gas drilling

• Tanker ships which carry oil, gas or chemicals
• Ships which carry potentially explosive materials
• Refineries and other oil or gas production plants
• Transportation and filling stations for oil and gas
• Petro-chemicals
What is the device category?
The device Group II (hazardous areas not including underground or above-ground mining operations) is divided into device
categories 1, 2 and 3. They have the following safety levels:
Surroundings Device category Occurrence and duration of explosive Ignitable materials Safety levels Groups and zones
atmosphere Permitted errors Comparison
Group II 1 Constantly occurring Gases, vapours, mist, dust Very high safety level Group II
Long-term 2 different protection classes Zone 0 (gas)
Regularly or Zone 20 (dust)
2 independent errors
Group II 2 Occurrence probable Gases, vapours, mist, dust High safety level Gruppe II
over a limited time period 1 protection class Zone 1 (gas)
For which no more than one error may occur Zone 21 (dust)
Group II 3 Occurrence improbable Gases, vapours, mist, dust Normal l safety level Group II
Only for short periods Required protective measures Zone 2 (gas)
Zone 22 (dust)
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Which explosion protection categories are most These devices are divided into the category groups <ia> and
commonly used? <ib> which differ in the number of occurring malfunctions.
Pressure-resistant encapsulation (Ex d) in

• Category <ia>
compliance with EN60079-1: => Switching circuits within category <ia> electrical
Components that are capable of triggering an explosion devices must not be able to cause a spark even if two
are enclosed in a housing that is capable of withstanding independent malfunctions take place.
the explosion. Openings in the housing are designed to
prevent the explosion from being transmitted externally. Category <ib>
=> Switching circuits in electrical devices must not be able
Increased safety (Ex e) in compliance with
• to cause a spark when a malfunction.
EN60079-1:
This explosion protection category is normally applied to
transformers, motors, batteries, terminal blocks, electrical
lines and cables. It is not suitable for the protection of
electronic components and spark-generating components
(such as switches, relays or surge protection). Additional
measures and an increased safety level are implemented Electrical devices for use in explosive gas, vapour and mist atmospheres –
in order to prevent any sparks, electrical arcing or in accordance with CENELEC
unallowable high temperatures which could trigger Explosion protection type Identification Protective design
Pressure-resistant Ex d Encloses the explosion and prevents fire
ignitions. Increased safety is made possible by housing
encapsulation from spreading
that prevents dusts from penetrating within. Increased safety Ex e No spark formation or hot surfaces
Method of explosion protection Ex n No spark formation or hot surfaces
Explosion protection methods (Ex n):
• Intrinsic safety Ex i Limited energy for preventing spark formation or
overheated surface temperatures
This explosion protection category may only be used in
the hazardous areas 2/22. Here there is no danger of an
explosion from the electrical equipment during normal
operations or during defined malfunctions. This includes CENELEC classification of gases, dusts and the maximum permitted
all electrical devices and components that have no spark- surface temperatures of devices and components
forming contacts and that have a water-proof or dust- Gas Temperature classes
proof housing. Larger creepage and clearance distances group T1 T2 T3 T4 T5 T6
are not required as long as the maximum rated voltage of I Methane – – – – –
IIA Ammonia Ethyl alcohol Benzene, Acetaldehyde – –
60 V AC / 70 V DC is maintained. Methane Cyclohexane Kerosene
Ethane n-Butane
Intrinsic safety (Ex i) in compliance with EN60079-11:
• Propane n-Hexane
Power supply to electrical equipment is carried out IIB Lighting Ethylene, Ethylene Ethyl ether – –
gases, Ethylene oxide glycol,
through a safety barrier which functions to limit the Acrylonitrile Hydrogen
current and voltage so that the minimum power and sulphide
temperature levels for creating an explosive mixture IIC Hydrogen Ethine – – – Hydrocarbons
are not reached. Intrinsic safety for electrical and (Acetylen)
electronic devices is specified so that their circulating
or stored power (even in event of malfunction) is never
strong enough to trigger an explosion in an explosive
atmosphere. You must also remember that not only
the electrical device but also all other components
connected to the circuit may be exposed to the explosive
W atmosphere. All switching circuits in intrinsically
safe devices must be designed so that they are also
intrinsically safe.
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EX basics
IEC (group II) Max. surface Comment
Classification temperature
T1 450 °C (842 °F)
T2 300 °C (572 °F)
The temperature is relevant to all parts
T3 200 °C (392 °F)
of the devices that can come into contact with
T4 135 °C (275 °F)
potentially explosive materials.
T5 100 °C (212 °F)
T6 85 °C (185 °F)
Valid for the closed tank systems used
on container ships where the individual
Max. surface temperature contents cannot be monitored in event
Tx
undefined of a fire. It is the responsibility of the
operator to assess each temperature
class.
What labelling is considered proper?
An example of device labelling:
CE 0539 T II 2 G Ex ia IIA T4
Certification European Device group Device Gas Protection Gas group Surface
authority Commission “Surface“ category explosion type: temperature:
ex. DEMKO mark for Ex zone 1 intrinsically safe max 135 °C
devices category <ia>
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ATEX
ATEX directives
Since July 1, 2003, all new facilities Class of protection

in hazardous areas must be certified Type of protection Code CENELEC EN IEC Product category
explosion protect.
according to ATEX Directive 94/9/EG General requirements – 60079-0 60079-0 –
or ATEX 95 (ATEX: ATmosphère Oil immersion o 60079-6 60079-6 2
EXplosive = explosive atmosphere). Pressurised apparatus p 60079-2 60079-2 2
This directive is one of the “New- Powder filling q 60079-5 60079-5 2
Flameproof enclosure d 60079-1 60079-1 2
Approach” directives. It is valid in all Increased safety e 60079-7 60079-7 2
European Union countries, as well as Intrinsic safety ia 60079-11 60079-11 1
Iceland, Lichtenstein and Norway. In Intrinsic safety ib 60079-11 60079-11 2
these countries, the directive refers Intrinsic safety ic 60079-11 60079-11 3
Typ n (Ex n) n 60079-15 60079-15 3
to the sale and commissioning of Encapsulation m 60079-18 60079-18 2
products which have been designed
particularly for high explosion risk Classification for potentially hazardous areas
environments (where explosive CENELEC Presence of potentially Product- US classification Combustible
classification explosive atmosphere category NEC 500 media
atmospheres exist due to gases, IEC60079-10
vapours, mists, or dusts). It now also Zone 0 permanent, long-term 1G Class I, Div 1 gases, vapours
covers the mining sector and purely Zone 20 or frequently 1D Class II, Div 1 dust
mechanical devices. Zone 1 occasionally 2G Class I, Div 1 gases, vapours
Zone 20 2D Class II, Div 1 dust
Zone 2 rarely and 3G Class I, Div 2 gases, vapours
Zone 22 briefly 3D Class II, Div 2 dust
Explosion groups
Gas (e.g.) CENELEC NEC 500
Propane IIA D
Ethylene IIB C
Hydrogen IIC B
Acetylene IIC A
Methane (mining) I mining (MSHA)
Temperature classes
Max. surface Temperature class Temperature class
temperatur (°C) CENELEC NEC 500-3
450 T1 T1
300 T2 T2
280 – T2A
260 – T2B
230 – T2C
215 – T2D
200 T3 T3
180 – T3A
165 – T3B
160 – T3C
135 T4 T4
120 – T4A
100 T5 T5
85 T6 T6
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ATEX
Labelling for ATEX approval of a signal converter
II 3 G Ex nAnCnL IIC T4 II (1) D [Ex iaD]
II = Device group 2: devices for use in hazardous II = Device group 2: devices for use in hazardous
areas (except for mines and above-ground mining areas (except for mines and above-ground mining
facilities that are exposed to flammable dusts or facilities that are exposed to flammable dusts or
methane) methane)
3 = Device category 3: the danger occurs rarely or (1) = Device category (1): Equipment from category
only for short periods. The requirement is for 1 can be connected to this signal converter. The
normal security, suitable for use in zone 2. signal converter must be operated in the safe
G = Intended for the gas zone zone or in zone 2 (II 3 G …).
Ex = Explosion protection D = Designed for the dust zone.
nA = Non-sparking equipment [Ex iaD] = Explosion protection type: protected with intrinsic
nC = Enclosed facility (suitable protection) safety. This signal converter, as accompanying
nL = Equipment with limited power equipment, in intended to be used for the
IIC = Explosion groups: typical gas for C is hydrogen connection of intrinsically safe circuits.
T4 = Temperature class: The max. permitted surface
temperature for T4 is 135 °C
Zone 2 a zone for which, during normal operations,

there is at most, only a short-term occurrence of
dangerous hazardous atmospheres (mixtures of
air and flammables gases, vapours or mists).
II (1) G [Ex ia] IIC/IIB/IIA
II = Device group 2: devices for use in hazardous

areas (except for mines and above-ground mining
facilities that are exposed to flammable dusts or
methane)
(1) = Device category (1): Equipment from category
1 can be connected to this signal converter. The
signal converter must be operated in the safe
zone or in zone 2 (II 3 G …).
G = Intended for the gas zone.
[Ex ia] = Explosion protection type: protected with intrinsic
safety. This signal converter, as accompanying
equipment, in intended to be used for the
connection of intrinsically safe circuits.
IIC/ = Explosion groups – typical gases: propane for A,
IIB/IIA Ethylene for B, and hydrogen for C.
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Electrical data
Design of clearance and creepage distances

in electrical equipment – influencing factors
Rated impulse withstand voltage Pollution severity categories
The rated impulse withstand voltage is Pollution severity category 1

derived from: • No pollution, or only dry, non-
• Voltage conductor – earth conductive pollution that has no
(the rated voltage of the network, influence.
taking into account all networks)
• Surge category Pollution severity category 2
Non-conductive pollution only;
•
Table 1: Rated impulse withstand voltages for electrical equipment occasional condensation may cause
Rated voltage of power temporary conductivity.
Rated impulse withstand voltage in kV
supplies system *) in V
Three- Single-phase Electrical equipment at Electrical equipment as Electrical equipment Specially protected electrical Pollution severity category 3
phase systems with the supplies point of the part of the permanent to be connected to the equipment
systems neutral point installation installation permanent installation
• Conductive pollution, or dry, non-
conductive pollution that is liable
(Surge (Surge (Surge (Surge to be rendered conductive through
category IV) category III) category II) category I) condensation.
120 to 240 4.00 2.50 1.50 0.80
230/400
277/480 6.00 4.00 2.50 1.50 Pollution severity category 4
400/690 8.00 6.00 4.00 2.50 • Contamination results in constant
1000 Values depend on the particular project of, if no values are available, the values of thepreceding line apply. conductivity, e.g. caused by
*) to IEC 38 conductive dust, rain or snow.
Unless explicitly stated otherwise, the

measurement of clearance and
Surge categories Surge category III creepage distances and the resulting
are stipulated in accordance with the • Equipment that is part of the rating data for electromechanical
German standard DIN VDE 0110-1 (for permanent electrical installation components is based on pollution
electrical equipment fed directly from and other equipment where a severity 2 and surge category III, taking
the low-voltage network). higher degree of availability is account of all network types.
expected, e.g. distribution boards,
Surge category I circuit-breakers, wiring systems
• Equipment that is intended to (including cables, busbars, junction
be connected to the permanent boxes, switches, power sockets)
electrical installation of a building. in the permanent installation,
Measures to limit transient surges and equipment for industrial use
to the specific level are taken and some other equipment, e.g.
outside the equipment, either in the stationary motors with permanent
permanent installation or between connections to the permanent
the permanent installation and the installation.
equipment.
Surge category IV
Surge category II • Equipment for use at or near the
• Equipment to be connected to the power supplies in the electrical
permanent electrical installation of a installations of buildings, between
building, e.g. household appliances,
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the principal distribution and the
portable tools, etc. mains, e.g. electricity meters, circuit-
breakers and centralised ripple
controllers.
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Electrical data
Derating curve (current-carrying capacity curve)
The derating curve shows which Base curve Derating curve

currents may flow continuously and
max. temperature
simultaneously via all possible of component
connections when the component
is subjected to various ambient
temperatures below its upper limit
temperature.
The upper limit temperature of a

component is the rated value
determined by the materials used. The
total of the ambient temperature plus
the temperature rise caused by the
current load (power loss at volume
resistance) may not exceed the upper
limit temperature of the component,
otherwise it will be damaged or even
completely ruined.
tg = maximum temperature of component tg = maximum temperature of component
The current-carrying capacity is hence tu = ambient temperature tu = ambient temperature
In = current In = current
not a constant value, but rather a = base curve
decreases as the component ambient b = reduced base curve (derating curve)
temperature increases. Furthermore,
the current-carrying capacity is
influenced by the geometry of the
component, the number of poles and The loading currents are plotted on Reducing the currents to 80 % results
the conductor(s) connected to it. the y-axis, the component ambient in the “derating curve” in which
temperatures on the x-axis. the maximum permissible volume
The current-carrying capacity is resistances and the measuring
determined empirically according A line drawn perpendicular to the x-axis uncertainties in the temperature
to DIN IEC 60512-3. To do this, the at the upper limit temperature tg of the measurements are taken into account
resulting component temperatures component completes the system of in such a way that they are suitable for
tb1, tb2 and the ambient temperatures coordinates. practical applications, as experience
tu1, tu2 are measured for three different has shown. If the derating curve
currents I1, I2. The associated average values of the exceeds the currents in the low
temperature rise in the component, Δ t1 ambient temperature zone, which is
The values are entered on a graph = tb1– tu1, Δt2 = tb2– tu2, are plotted given by the current-carrying capacity
with a system of linear coordinates to for every current I1, I2 to the left of the of the conductor cross-sections to be
illustrate the relationships between the perpendicular line. connected, then the derating curve
currents, the ambient temperatures and The points generated in this way are should be limited to the smaller current
the temperature rise in the component. joined to form a roughly parabolic in this zone.
curve.
As it is practically impossible to choose
components with the maximum
permissible volume resistances for the
measurements, the base curve must be
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General technical information
IP class of protection to DIN EN 60529
The class of protection is indicated by a code consistingof Example: I P 6 5

the two letters IP and two digits representing the class of
protection. 2nd digit: protection from liquids
1st digit: protection from solid bod
Protection against intrusion of external particle matter (1st digit) Protection against penetration of liquids (2nd digit)
Digit Digit
0 No protection 0 No protection
Protection against ingress of large solid bodies with diame-

Protection against drops of condensed water falling
1 ter > 50 mm. (Protection to prevent dangerous parts being 1 vertically.
touched with the back ofthe hand.)
Protection against ingress of large solid bodieswith diameter

Protection against drops of liquid falling at an angle of
2 > 12.5 mm. (Protection to prevent dangerous parts being 2 15° with respect to the vertical.
touched with the fingers.)
Protection against ingress of large solid bodies with

Protection against drops of liquid falling at an angle of
3 diameter > 2.5 mm. (Protection to prevent dangerous parts 3 60° with respect to the vertical.
being touched with a tool.)
2.5 mm
Protection against ingress of large solid bodieswith diameter

4 > 1 mm. (Protection to prevent dangerous parts being 4 Protection against liquids splashed from any direction.
touched with a piece of wire.)
1.0 mm
Protection against harmful deposits of dust, which cannot

Protection against water jets projected by a nozzle from
5 enter in an amount sufficient to interfere with satisfactory 5 any direction.
operation.
6 Complete protection against ingress of dust. 6 Protection against water from heavy sea on ships’ decks.
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Protection against immersion in water under defined
7
1m
conditions of pressure and time.
Protection against indefinite immersion in water under

defined conditions of pressure (which must be agreed
8 between manufacturer and user and must be more adverse
than number 7).
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CE marking / EMC directives
Overview of CE labelling
The CE marking, seen on various products and their The standards cited in the directives have long since been
packaging, is neither a sign of quality nor safety. The CE intrinsic to Weidmüller’s development standards. This
marking is a conformity marking that was introduced to providesthe guarantee of conformity with the EU directives.
ensure the unhindered movement of goods throughout the Our testing laboratory, accredited to EN 45001, performs
Single European Market. the tests in accordance with the standards. The test reports
It is not intended to be a reference for end consumers. The are recognised within Europe within the framework of the
CE marking merely shows that the manufacturer has accreditation process.
complied with all the EU directives applicable to that
product. Therefore, the CE marking should be regarded as 2006/95/EC Low Voltage Directive – Electrical
verification of conformity with the relevant directives and is equipment in this directive means all electrical equipment
aimed at the monitoring authorities responsible. For goods with a nominal voltage between 50 and 1000 V AC and
crossing the political borders of the European Union, the CE between 75 and 1500 V DC. For an electrical product to be
marking is like a “passport”. Weidmüller takes into account given the CE marking, it must fulfil the requirements of the
all the relevant EU directives according to the best of its EMC Directive and, if applicable, the Low-voltage Directive
knowledge and belief. (50 V AC or 75 V DC). According to the Low-voltage
Directive, a conformity assessment procedure has to be
Currently the following directives apply: carried out for the product. Conformity with the directive is
2006/95/EG – Electrical equipment for use within specific deemed to be given if there is a reference to a harmonised
voltage ranges (Low-voltage Directive) European standard or another “technical specification”, e.g.
2004/108/EG – Electromagnetic compatibility IEC standards or national standards.
(EMC Directive)
2006/42/EG – Safety of machines (Machinery Directive) 2004/108/EG EMC directives – With the decree of the
directive of the European Council dated 3 May 1989 for the
alignment of the legal requirements of the member states
concerning „Electromagnetic Compatibility“, the European
Union has declared EMC as a protection objective.
The former EMC directive 89/336/EWG was replaced on
December 31, 2004 by the revised version 2004/108/EG
which has been valid since July 20, 2009.
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CE marking / EMC directives
The safety goals are defined in Article 5 of the EMC The following are harmonised standards:
regulation of December, 31 2004. They state the following: EN 61000-6-3 – Generic Emission Standard – Part 1:
• The electromagnetic disturbance generated must not residential, commercial and light industry
exceed a level allowing radio and telecommunications EN 61000-6-1 – Generic Immunity Standard – Part 1:
equipment and other apparatus to operate as intended. residential, commercial and light industry
• The apparatus has an adequate level of intrinsic immunity EN 61000-6-4 – Generic Emission Standard – Part 2:
to electromagnetic disturbance to enable it to operate as industrial environment
intended. EN 61000-6-2 – Generic Immunity Standard –Part 2:
Apparatus is defined in the EMC Directive as follows: industrial environment
• All electrical and electronic appliances together with EN 55011 – Industrial, scientific and medical (ISM) radio-
equipment and installations containing electrical and/or frequency equipment – Radio disturbance characteristics –
electronic components. Limits and methods of measurement
EN 55022 – Information technology equipment –Radio
This applies to the active/passive components and disturbance characteristics – Limits and methods of
intelligent modules produced and stocked by Weidmüller. measurement
Compliance with this directive is deemed to be given for EN 61000-3-2 – Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) – Part
apparatus that conforms with the harmonised European 3-2: Limits for harmonic current emissions (equipment input
standards that are published in, for example, in Germany, current up to and including 16 A per phase).
in the Gazette of the Federal Minister for Post and EN 61000-3-3 – Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) – Part
Telecommunications. 3-3: Limitation of voltage fluctuations and flicker in low-
voltage supplies systems for equipment with rated current
Such apparatus is utilised in the following areas: less than or equal to 16 A per phase and not subject to
• industrial installations, conditional connection
• medical and scientific equipment and devices
• information technology devices. Use of Tests
Weidmüller tests its electronic products according to the Generic standards are always used when no specific
relevant standards in order to fulfil the agreed protection product standard for the particular devices exist. The
objectives. generic standards EN 61000-6-X are used as the basis for
Weidmüller products.
Electronic products from Weidmüller with respect to
EMCdirectives Note:
The relevance of EN 61000-6-1 for certain products must
Category 1 be checked as well as and how far generic standards EN
All passive components such as: 61000-6-3 or EN 61000-6-2 were considered during testing.
• terminals with status displays The environment phenomena and test interference levels
• fuse terminals with status indicators are specified in the generic immunity standards. In addition,
• passive interface units with and without status indicators Weidmüller considers the assessment criteria A, B and C.
• surge protection
These products cause no interference and they have a Extract from the generic standard EN 61000-6-2:
suitable immunity to interference. These products are not
labelled with the CE marking concerning the EMC Directive Criterion A
or the German EMC Act. The equipment shall continue to operate as intended. No
degradation of performance or loss of function is allowed
Category 2 below a minimum performance level as specified by the
These products are labelled with the CE marking after the manufacturer, when the equipment is used as intended.
conformity assessment procedure has been carried out
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In certain cases the nominal performance level can be
which includes the reference to the harmonised European replaced by a permissible loss of performance. If the minimal
standards. performance level or permissible loss of performance is not
specified by the manufacturer, both of these specifications
can be derived from the description of the product, the
relevant documentation and from what the operator expects
from the equipment during its intended operation.
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Criterion B Measures
The equipment shall continue to operate as intended • Install the products in a metal enclosure (control cabinet,
afterthe test. No degradation of performance or loss of metal housing).
function is allowed below a minimum performance level • Protect the voltage supplies with a surge protection
as specified by the manufacturer, when the equipment is device
used as intended. In certain cases the minimal performance • Use only shielded cables for analogue data signals.
level can be replaced by an permissible loss of performance. • Apply ESD measures during installation, maintenance and
During testing degradation of the performance level is operation.
permitted; however, changes to the specified operation • Maintain min. 200 mm clearance between electronic
mode or data loss are not permitted. If the minimal modules and sources of interference (e.g. inverters) or
performance level or permissible loss of performance is not power lines.
specified by the manufacturer, both of these specifications • Ensure ambient temperature and relative humidity values
can be derived from the description of the product, the do not exceed those specified.
relevant documentation and from what the operator expects • Protect long cables with surge protection devices.
from the equipment during its intended operation.
For safety reasons, do not operate walkie-talkies and mobile
Criterion C telephones within a radius of 2 m of the equipment.
Temporary loss of function is allowed, provided the loss
of function is self-recoverable or can be restored by the
operation of the controls.
Criterion B is most frequently specified in the generic
standards and is used by Weidmüller.
Taking the example of a WAVEANALOG analogue coupler:
During testing, the analogue coupler may convert values that
lie outside the permissible tolerances. After testing, however,
the values must lie within the given tolerances.
General installation instructions

In conformity with the performance level and criteria A
and B, the products may and can be affected by external
influences during a fault. However, the aim should be to
suppress this as far as possible by means of an optimum
installation.
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Glossary
Glossary
1-9
2-way isolation The input and output signals are separated electrically from each other and
decoupled. Potential differences caused by long wire lengths and common
reference points are eliminated.
3-way isolation Also decouples the power supply to the input and output circuit and enables
supply with only one operating voltage.
A
A/D converter Converts standardised analogue current and voltage signals into an 8-bit, 12-bit
or 16-bit digital signal. It may be necessary to convert analogue signals into
digital signals when you need the analogue signal from the surroundings to work
with the typical digital processing requirements of process monitoring.
AC Alternating current
Accuracy Describes the ability of an analogue signal isolating converter to transmit a
measured value as precisely as possible. It is specified in the percent deviation
from the measuring range end value at room temperature.
Active sensor In an active sensor, an electrical signal is generated from the measurement itself,
for example dynamometric or piezo-electric. Thus no auxiliary power source is
required. Because of their physical operating principals (since energy cannot be
sent during the static and quasi-static states), only a change in the measured
variable can be detected.
Actuator The actuator is a sensor counterpart – it converts electrical current into another
form of energy.
Alarm contact A switching contact that activates when a disturbance occurs (for example, an
overload or short circuit).
Ambient temperature DIN EN 60204-1 uses this term to refer to the temperature of the surrounding air
or medium at which the equipment can be properly and safely operated. This is
a part of the surrounding physical and operational conditions. Failure to maintain
this temperature level can invalidate the product warranty.
Analogue signal A signal is designated as an analogue signal if it transmits parameter information
that is infinitely variable between a minimum and maximum value (this includes
instantaneous values such as current, voltage or temperature). This applies to
practically all real-world processes or states. It is theoretically possible to register
any small signal changes (there is a very large dynamic range).
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ATEX The ATEX directive from 23.4.1994 is valid within the EU and the EFTA Western
European nations. It applies to devices, machinery components, controllers
and protective systems that are to be used in hazardous areas. This directive
harmonises the different national regulations from the EU member nations
concerning the proper and intended use of machines and facilities in hazardous
areas.
ATEX is derived from the phrase “ATmosphere EXplosive”. It stipulates that
operators should prevent explosions and ensure protection.
Regarding explosion protection in a potentially explosive atmosphere, the ATEX
directive 94/9/EC has precedence over machinery directives and must be
followed The directive describes the following steps:
•D escribe how often a potentially explosive atmosphere occurs and where it
occurs.
• These areas are then divided into zones according to the specifications.
•M ake sure that only properly categorised equipment is present within each
different zone. As soon as an area is classified as being dangerous, steps must
be taken to limit the potential ignition sources that are present there.
C
Calibration device A special instrument used for the calibration and configuration of analogue
signal conditioning devices. The calibration device produces highly precise
standardised signals. It is equipped with a load indicator for quick loop
diagnostics.
CE Abbreviation for Communauté Européenne (the European Community).
Manufacturers use the CE label to confirm that their products comply with the
corresponding EC directives and the “essential requirements” therein.
Cold-junction compensation Thermocouples require a temperature reference point to compensate for
unwanted “cold junctions”. The usual method for achieving this is by measuring
the temperature at the reference junction with a temperature sensor that can be
read immediately. The interfering voltage can then be compensated for in the
measurement results. This process is referred to as cold-junction compensation
(CJC).
Common-mode interference Interfering currents and voltages that can occur on the connecting cables
between electrical devices and facility components. These can then spread with
similar phase and current direction to the feed line and the return line.
Counter A counter can be used for measuring flow or for counting events. Analogue or
digital input signals (pulses) may also be processed. Integrated function such as
linearisation, interference suppression, hysteresis configuration and reference
values expand the range of use of a counter. Switching contacts are available on
the output side for monitoring threshold.
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Glossary
Creepage and clearance distances The safety gaps between two current-carrying wires. The creepage distance is
the shortest path along an insulating surface between two live components.
The clearance distance is the shortest path in the air between two points of
reference.
Clearance distance Housing contours
Creepage distance Live, current-carrying parts
D
D/A converter D/A converters convert standardised digital signals (for example, with an 8-bit
structure) into analogue current and voltage signals.
It may be necessary to convert digital signals into analogue signals when you
need the analogue signal from the surroundings to work with the typical digital
processing requirements of process monitoring.
DC Direct current
Derating The continuous current level reduction in relation to an ambient temperature
increase, represented as a derating curve (a load reduction curve).
Derating curve
Current strength
Over the limit
Operating range
Temperature
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Device categories The device category determines which equipment can be used in which
zone. There are six device categories. The categories 1 G, 2 G and 3 G are
classifications for gas explosion protection (G = Gas). Equipment with 1 G is
suitable for zones 0, 1 and 2. Equipment with 2 G is suitable for zones 1 and 2.
Equipment with 3 G is suitable for zone 2. The categories 1 D, 2 D and 3 D are
classifications for dust explosion protection (D = Dust). Equipment with 1 D is
suitable for zones 20, 21 and 22. Equipment with 2 D is suitable for zones 21
and 22. Equipment with 3 D is suitable for zone 22.
Device groups Equipment is divided into groups I and II. Group I concerns underground mining
while group II concerns explosion protection for gas and dust in all other
applications.
DTM DTMs (Device Type Manager) are software drivers that are vendor- and device-
neutral. DTMs define functions for access to device parameters, troubleshooting,
configuration and operation of devices The DTM specifies all device-specific
information, functions and rules (such as the device structure, communication
capabilities, internal dependencies and the human-machine interface (HMI)).
Device manufacturers make available a Device Type Manager (DTM) software
driver for each device or device group.
E
EIA-232/ RS232 The term EIA-232 (originally RS232) refers to a serial interface standard
developed by a U.S. standards committee (now known as the EIA –
Electronic Industries Alliance) in the early 1960s. EIA-232 specifies the
connection between the data terminal equipment (DTE) and the modem
(data communication equipment or DCE). It defines timing, voltage level, plug
and protocol details. EIA-232 defines a voltage interface. The information
bits are encoded using electrical voltage. The data lines (TxD and RxD) use a
negative logic whereby a voltage level between -3 V and -15 V (ANSI/EIA/TIA-
232-F-1997) represents a logical one and a voltage level between +3 V and +15
V represents a logical zero. Signal levels between -3 V and +3 V are undefined.
EIA-422/ RS422 EIA-422 (also known as RS422) is an interface standard for cable-based
differential, serial data transmission. In contrast to the asymmetric serial
interface specified by the EIA-232 standard, the EIA-422 interface is designed
for symmetric transmissions. This means that two sets of twisted pair wires are
required to carry the positive and negative signals from the sender to the receiver.
This minimises common-mode interferences and also increases the data rates
in comparison to the asymmetric EIA-232 interface. EIA-422 can be used to
establish a full-duplex, point-to-point connection. Multi-drop networks with one
sender and up to ten receivers are also possible. The sender and receiver in multi-
drop networks can only be operated in half-duplex (in one direction). Because of
the high data rate (up to several MBit/s), a wire pair on the EIA-422 interface must
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Glossary
EIA-485/ RS485 EIA-485, also referred to as RS485, is an interface standard for digital, cable-
based, differential, serial data transmissions. EIA-485 uses a wire pair for
transmitting inverted and non-inverted levels for a single-bit data signal. The
original data signal is reconstructed by the receiver as the difference between
the two voltage levels. This has the advantage of increasing the resistance
to interference, since common-mode interference then has no effect on the
transmission. The EIA-485 interface operates with a voltage differential of
+/-200 mV, so that the voltage interface has a differential related to half of the
operational voltage. It normally uses a single wire pair and is operated in half-
duplex. However full-duplex operations are possible with two wire pairs.This
connection has multi-point capabilities; up to 32 nodes can be connected to
an EIA-485 bus. Standard cable lengths run up to 1.2 km in length and support
transmission speeds up to 10 MBit/s. The wire pairs must be terminated with
resistors (typically 120 Ohm) because of the cable length and high data rates.
Electrical equipment All of the electrical and electronic components and circuits within an enclosure.
Explosion groups Depending on the ignition protection, explosion-protected equipment intended
for gases, vapours and mists are divided into three explosion groups (IIA-IIB-IIC).
The explosion group provides a measure of the explosive break-though capability
of gases (in an explosive atmosphere). The requirements for the equipment
increase in strictness from II A to II C.
Explosion protection types The ignition protection type is a term used in explosion protection that refers to
the various types of protective construction designed into the product. Ignition
protection types are formulated to minimise the risk that an ignition source will
be present in an explosive atmosphere.
The following ignition protection types are specified:
• For electrical equipment in a gas

• Intrinsic safety Ex i
• Pressure-resistant Ex d encapsulation
• Increased safety Ex e
• Pressurization encapsulation Ex p
• Oil immersion Ex o
• Moulded encapsulation Ex m
• Sand encapsulation Ex q
• Ignition protection type for zone 2 Ex n
• Special ignition protection type Ex s
• For electrical equipment in dust

• Pressurization encapsulation Ex pD
• Intrinsic safety Ex iD
• Moulded encapsulation Ex mD
• Protection provided by housing Es tD
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Explosive atmospheres This is defined as a mixture of flammable materials and oxygen. An ignition
leads to a explosive burning process throughout the entire mixture. Usually the
oxygen is supplied by the surrounding air. Flammable materials may be gases,
liquids, vapours, mists or dusts. Explosion protection considers this to be normal
atmospheric conditions. The explosiveness of the mixture depends of the
flammability of the materials and the concentration of air or oxygen.
F
Flammability rating Flammability class specification according to the American UL 94 specification.
Duration of burning, annealing time and the burning drop formation are all taken
into account. The highest category is V-0.
Frequency converter Converts frequencies into analogue signals (or vice versa). In-line control systems
can then directly process pulse strings from speed or rotational measurements.
G
Galvanic isolation Potential-free isolation between electrical components.
Normally, the inputs circuit, output circuit and power supply are designed so
that they are electrically isolated from each other. The isolation can be achieved
using optical means (an optocoupler) or by using a transformer. The electrical
isolation of measurement signals ensures that the differences in earth potentials
and common-mode interference are suppressed
GOST-R The Russian certification for products, materials and technical facilities.
H
Hall sensor current measurement Hall sensors can measure the magnetic field of a conducting wire. They then
generate a proportional voltage on the measurement output (the Hall voltage).
This can be converted to a standardised signal by means of an amplifier circuit.
Such a measurement is well suited for measuring high DC and AC currents with
frequencies up to 1 kHz. Start-up currents and current peaks cannot damage a
Hall sensor.
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HART® HART® (Highway Addressable Remote Transducer) is a communications protocol

for bus-addressed field devices used in process automation. In HART®-based
communications, field devices and controllers are connected together over 4–20
mA current loops. This analogue signal is superimposed with a digital signal by
using the FSK process (Frequency Shift Keying). The process allows additional
measurements, configuration and device data to be transmitted without
influencing the analogue signal. Ex isolators can also be used in hazardous areas.
20 mA
Digital
signal
Analogue
signal
Bit 1 Bit 0 Bit 0 Bit 1 Bit 1 Bit 0 Bit 1

4 mA
Time
Hazardous area According to the ATEX directive, an hazardous area is where the extent of the
explosive atmosphere mandates that extra measures must be taken to safeguard
health and protect surrounding machinery. Hazardous areas are classified
according to the frequency and duration of the occurrence of the explosive
atmosphere (refer to the sub-divided zones).
Hysteresis Specifies the percent difference between the switch-on and switch-off points
of a switching contact. The hysteresis must not fall below a minimal value.
Otherwise it would no longer be possible to carry out specific switching during
the monitoring of threshold.
I
IECEx An international directive regarding the creation of declarations of conformity by
the manufacturers of facilities, devices and components that are intended for use
in explosion risk zones. This directive is valid throughout the globe but is only
currently used in some Asian nations.
Impulse withstand voltage The high pulse voltage of a specified form and polarity that does not lead to an
insulation breakthrough or flashover, under the specific conditions defined in
EN 60664-1.
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Initiator PNP/NPN switched Two wires in a three-wire sensor are responsible for keeping the supply
activated. The third connecting wire is used for transferring commands (NO/NC
contact). Initiators with NPN outputs switch the load in active mode towards the
minus potential. Proximity switches with PNP outputs switch toward the plus
potential.
Insulation voltage For electronics components with electrical isolation, this is the maximum AC test
voltage that can be applied for a specified time interval (5 s / 60 s) without
causing a break-through.
Intrinsic safety “i” Electrical equipment for hazardous areas with the ignition protection type
“Intrinsic safety Ex i” Intrinsic safety is divided into ignition protection types “ia”
or “ib” The ignition protection type “intrinsic safety” is a protective strategy that
requires a complex analysis of electronic devices. So it is not only important
to protect intrinsically safe current from the other unsafe circuits. It is also
important to limit the open-circuit voltage, short-circuit current, power, stored
energy and the surface temperature of components that will be exposed to the
explosive atmosphere.
Intrinsically safe circuits are circuits where a spark or thermal effect (as may
occur under the testing conditions specified by EN 60079-11) is not capable
of igniting an explosive atmosphere (of sub-groups IIA, IIB or IIC) or a dust-
air mixture. The testing conditions cover normal operations and certain error
conditions as specified in the standard.
IP protection classes Equipment is assigned an IP protection class to indicate which environmental
conditions it can be used in.
Isolation amplifier (active isolator) An isolation amplifier is used to provide electrical isolation for analogue standard
signals. They are designed with 2-way or 3-way isolation. The isolation of
the potentials eliminates interference on the measurement signal that can be
caused by earth loops or common-mode noise. The active isolator makes use of
a separate voltage source for its power supply. It functions without feedback; a
change on the output side load does not influence the input circuit.
L
Leakage current The current on the load side of an optocoupler that flows towards the output
circuit while in a closed state.
Limiting frequency The limiting frequency of an analogue signal isolating converter is that frequency
where the output signal is reduced to 1/(sqr2) of the value of the input signal
(approx. 70.7 % = -3 dB).
Line break monitoring Analogue measuring transducer with wire-break detection capability that
permanently monitors the input signal. In the event of an fault (a wire break),
the output signal jumps up to a defined value over the nominal range so that a
controller wired further down the circuit can evaluate the error.
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Linearisation Temperature-dependent components normally do not have a linear characteristic

curve. Their characteristic curves must be linearised so that they can be
evaluated as precisely as possible. The measurement curves of thermocouples
and temperature-dependent resistors (NTC/ PTC), in particular, exhibit significant
deviation from an “ideal curve”. In the linearisation process, the measurement
signal is processed by a microprocessor and an ideal characteristic curve is
generated which can then be analysed or processed further.
Load cell A load cell is a special type of force sensor used in weighing systems (i.e., with
scales). They are calibrated in grams (g), kilograms (kg) or tons (t).
Load cells usually have a spring mechanism used as a force sensor. The spring is
a specially shaped piece of metal whose shape changes slightly when under the
influence of weight. This elastic deformation is recorded by strain gauges and
converted into an electrical signal. Weights can be recorded ranging from a few
hundred grams to several thousand tons.
Load resistance (load) This is the load resistance on the output side of a measuring transducer or
transmitter. For analogue current outputs, the load is 500–600 ohms maximum.
Voltage outputs normally have a load of at least 10 kOhm.
M
Measurement isolating transformer Converts electric and non-electric input signals into standard analogue signals.
At the same time it provides electrical isolation between the input and output
(2-way isolation) or between the input, output and supply (3-way isolation).
Measurement isolators are typically used to record temperatures (RTD,
thermocouples) or for measuring current, voltage, power, frequency, resistance
and conductivity.
Measuring bridge Sensors based on Wheatstone bridge circuitry can capture force, pressure and
torque. Relatively small length changes under 10 – 4 mm can be recorded using
DMS strain gauges in the form of resistance changes. A typical application is for
capturing measurements in load cells.
N
Namur sensor NAMUR-compliant sensors (The standardization commission for measuring
and control technology in the German chemical industry) operate with a load-
independent current. They have four modes so that an analogue evaluative unit
can detect a sensor malfunction.
1) Current of 0 mA => wire break, circuit is open
2) Current of approx. 20 % of the max. value => Sensor ready, activated
3) Current of approx. 60 % of the max. value => Sensor ready, not activated
4) Current at max. value => short circuit, max. current
NAMUR sensors are suited for use in hazardous areas.
NEC 500 – 505 The relevant directives for the classification of explosion protection in the USA.
W NEC 500 regulates the standard Ex classifications (class – division – model). The
NEC 505 defines the zone model based on the European and IEC classifications.
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Nominal switching current – The permitted load current of a relay contact or semiconductor contact when in
load side continuous operations.
Nominal switching voltage – The switching voltage that a relay contact or semiconductor contact uses in
load side relation to its application.
O
Output-current loop-powered Output loop powered 2-wire transmitters have a 4 – 20 mA output. The
transmitter is supplied with power via the current loop on the output side. A
typical loop consists of a regulated DC power supply, the 2-wire transmitter and
a receiving device.
Overvoltage category The overvoltage categories are described in DIN EN 60664-1. The category
dictates the insulation clearance gaps required. Category III is the default
specification (EN 50178).
•Overvoltage category I
Devices that are intended to be connected to the permanent electrical building
installation. The measures for limiting transient surge voltages to the proper
level are taken outside of the device. The protective mechanisms can either be
in the permanent installation or between the permanent installation and the
device.
•Overvoltage category II
Devices that are intended to be connected to the permanent electrical building
installation (such household appliances or portable tools).
•O
vervoltage category III
Devices that are a part of the permanent installation and other devices where
a higher degree of availability is required. This includes the distributor panels,
power switches, distribution systems (including cable, busbars, distributor
boxes, switches and outlets) that are part of the permanent installation,
devices intended for industrial use, and devices that are continually connected
to the permanent installation (such as stationary motors).
•Overvoltage category IV
Devices that are intended to be used on or near the power feed in a building’s
electrical installation – ranging from the main distribution to the mains power
system. This includes electrical meters, surge protection switches and ripple
control equipment.
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Glossary
P
Passive isolator/ input loop powered Generates its power supply from the input signal (0/4–20 mA).
The amount of current needed internally is so small that the measurement signal
is not influenced. Transformers are used to provide the isolation between the
input and the output.
The advantages include: eliminates the influence of the mains power system,
highly accurate, minimal signal delay, and minimal power used. Passive isolators
do not function free from feedback;
so a load change on the output circuit will automatically effect the input circuit
as well.
Passive sensor Contains passive components whose parameters can be changed by the
measured variables. A primary electronic mechanism converts these parameters
into electric signals. An auxiliary external power source is needed for the
passive sensor. Passive sensors can be used to determine both static and
semi-static measured variables. For this reason, the majority of sensors have a
passive construction. Examples of this type include load cells and resistance
thermometers.
Pollution severity level The pollution severity level specifies the conditions of the immediate
surroundings. It is defined in DIN EN 50178, Section 5.2.15.2.
The pollution (contamination) severity level should be used to determine the
required creepage distance for the insulation. Pollution degree 2 is the default
specification.
•P
ollution severity level 1
There is no contamination or only dry occurrences of non-conductive pollution.
This pollution has no influence.
•P
There is only non-conductive pollution. Temporary occurrences of conductivity
caused by condensation may also occur.
•P
Conductive pollution or dry, non-conductive pollution that can become
conductive due to condensation is likely to occur.
•P
The contamination leads to continual conductivity which can be caused by
such contaminants as conductive dust, rain or snow.
R
Rated voltage Specified by the insulation coordination – the rated voltage is the voltage level
at which the product can be safely operated, in relation to the corresponding
W Relative humidity
pollution severity level and the surge voltage category.
The relationship between the actual moisture and the maximum possible
quantity of water in the air. Expressed as a percentage.
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RoHS The EC directive 2002/95/EC – concerning the restriction of the use of certain
hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment – regulates the use
of hazardous materials within devices and components. This directive, and it’s
various implementations into national laws, are referred to by the abbreviation
RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances).
RTD/ PT100/ 1000 RTD sensors are temperature probes that operate based on the resistance
changes which take in metal as the temperature changes. They are resistance
thermometers based on PTC resistors. The electrical changes in resistance of a
platinum wire or platinum film is often used for measuring temperatures ranging
from -200 °C to 850 °C. The platinum temperature sensors are characterised by
their nominal resistance R0 at a temperature of 0 °C. The standard types include:
• PT100 (R0= 100 Ohm)
• PT1000 (R0= 1 kOhm)
A two-wire, three-wire or four-wire electrical connection can be used to
electrically connect the PT/RTD sensor to the evaluative electronics. A three-wire
or four-wire method eliminates any errors caused by the inherent resistance of
the sensor connecting wires.
In the three-wire method, one end is equipped with two pigtail connectors. In the
four-wire method, both ends are equipped with two pigtail connectors.
S
Self-heating Self-heating refers to the temperature increase in an operating device caused by
the internal power loss.
Sensor A sensor is a physical component capable of capturing certain physical or
chemical properties (such as thermal radiation, temperature, humidity, pressure,
noise, brightness or acceleration) as a measurement. It may also be able to
analyse the quality of the composition of the material surroundings. These
values are captured using physical or chemical phenomena and then converted
into another form (usually electrical signals) so they can be post-processed.
Signal distributorsplitter A signal isolator that accepts an analogue input signal and delivers at least two
signals on the output side. This permits the signal to be transmitted to a PLC/
DCS system and to a separate display. A signal multiplier is designed either as an
active isolator with an external power feed or as an output loop powered version.
SIL Safety Integrity Level.
The components must meet the requirements of IEC 61508 is order to reduce
risk. This standard provides general requirements for avoiding and minimising
device and equipment outages. It stipulates organization and technical
requirements concerning device development and operation. Four safety levels
are defined (from SIL1 for minimal risk to SIL4 for very high risk) for classifying
facilities and risk-reduction measures. Risk-reduction measures must be more
reliable when the classified risk level is higher.
Status indicator An LED that displays the operational status, such as operational (yellow),
Step response time

switching (green), and alarm/malfunction (red).
This is the time delay in the output signal change when there is a signal jump
W
ranging from 10 to 90 % on the input side. The step response time is inversely
proportional to the limiting frequency
Storage temperature The permitted ambient temperature, related to a specific relative humidity level,
for which the product should be stored while in a current-free state.
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Glossary
Switching threshold The switch-on or switch-off point.
T
Temperature classes Explosion-protected equipment that is to be installed into the Ex zone is
subdivided into six temperature classes (T1 to T6).
These temperature classes define the maximum surface temperature permitted
for the equipment. The definition is based on an ambient temperature of +40 °C.
This temperature may not be exceeded on any part of the equipment at any
point in time. In all cases, the maximum surface temperature must be lower than
the ignition temperature of the surrounding medium. The requirements placed
on the equipment become stricter from class T1 to T6.
Temperature coefficient The temperature coefficient describes the relative change of a physical variable
based on the temperature change relative to a reference temperature (room
temperature). It directly influences the precision of an analogue signal converter.
The coefficient is specified in ppm/K of the corresponding measuring range end
value.
Thermocouple A thermocouple is a component made of two different materials which are
connected to each other at one end. An electrical voltage is created (based on
the principle of the Seebeck effect) along a wire that connects the unattached
ends when there is a temperature differential.
The juncture point and the unattached ends must have different temperatures
for a voltage to be generated.
The following thermocouples are used for industrial applications:

Thermal pair Short name Type Temperature range in °C
Nickel/Chrome-Nickel/Al NiCr-Ni/Al K -200 ... +1372
Iron-constantan Fe-CuNi J -200 ... +1200
Copper-constantan Cu-CuNi T -200 ... +400
Nickel/Chrome constantan NiCr-CuNi E -200 ... +1000
Platinum/10 % Rhodium-Platinum Pt10Rh-Pt S –50 ... +1760
Platinum/13 % Rhodium-Platinum Pt13Rh-Pt R -50 ... +1760
Nickel/Chrome-Nickel/Magnesium NiCr-NiMg N -200 ... +1300
Platinum/30 % Rhodium - Platinum/6 % Rhodium Pt30Rh - Pt6Rh B 0 ... +1820
6000
5000
4000
Voltage in uV
3000
2000
1000
W 0
-1000
-400 -200 0 200 400 600 800 1000
1200
1400
Temperature in °C
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Threshold monitoring The limiting values of physical variables must be continually monitored for
industrial processes. This includes fill levels, temperatures, speed, positions,
weights and frequencies. Specialised threshold monitoring components are
used for this purpose. The sensor signals are captured on the input side,
evaluated electronically and converted. The corresponding threshold (min/max)
are then made available via the digital switching outputs (relays or transistors) to
the external devices. Potentiometers can be used to customise each switching
point and its minimum/maximum threshold as well as the switching hysteresis.
Transformer-based current Signal converters with transformer coupling are used for taking cost-effective
measurement measurements of sinusoidal currents (50/60 Hz). The current being measured
flows directly through the primary coil of the measurement transformer. It is then
stepped down and electronically processed in the converter.
True RMS value True RMS is the measure of the active component of alternating current and
voltages. The root mean square (RMS) is a measure of the magnitude of varying
quantities (such as alternating current and voltage). It is a constant value that
relates to the power consumed by a resistive load in a specified time period. The
RMS is dependent on the amplitude and the curve slope. Non-sinusoidal signals
can only be measured and processed with “true RMS”-compliant devices.
TTY The TTY interface is a serial interface. This interface is often referred to as a
20-mA-current interface since a constant DC current of 20 mA flows through
it during the idle state. In contrast to RS232, the data transmission for the
asymmetric signal connection is not controlled by voltage changes but by a
load-independent line current (typically 20 mA for High and 0 mA for Low). Thus
there is no significant length-dependent voltage loss to take into consideration.
Here the cable lengths can run up to several kilometres.
TTY interfaces are currently used mostly where dedicated connections are
required: for exchanging data between electronic scales, for large industrial
displays, or for log printers.
Type of contact A contact is called normally open (NO) or a make contact if it is open when the
armature is dropped out (no current in coil) and closed when the armature is
picked up (current flowing in coil). A contact is called a break contact or normally
closed (NC) contact if it interrupts the circuit when the armature is picked up.
A combination of NC and NO is called a changeover (CO) contact. A relay may
have one or more of such contacts:
NC – Normally Closed = break contact (11, 12: NC contact)
NO – Normally Open = make contact ( 13, 14: NO contact)
CO – Change Over contact (11, 12, 14: CO contact
(11 is the shared (root) contact))
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Z
Zone division Hazardous areas are divided into zones. These divisions take into account
the various risks from explosive atmospheres. The corresponding explosion
protection can then be implemented economically and safely in accordance with
the particular conditions of the zone. The zone definitions in the ATEX directive
provide comprehensive regulations for the European Community.
IEC 60079-10 is valid for gases and vapours. A similar classification is used for
facilities in the USA which are covered by the US standard NEC 505.
IEC 61241-3 covers the division into zones according to the dust level.
Explosion risk areas are classified into zones according to likelihood of explosive
atmospheres occurring and their persistence:
Zone 0: t his zone has an explosive atmosphere that is a mixture of air and
flammable gases, vapours or mists. The mixture is present frequently or
over long periods.
Zone 1: an explosive atmosphere may occasionally occur in this zone under
normal operating conditions.
Zone 2: a
n explosive atmosphere is not likely to occur in this zone or may only
occur briefly.
Zone 20: this zone has an explosive atmosphere that is a flammable mixture of
air and dust. The mixture is present often or over long periods.
Zone 21: an explosive atmosphere, in the form of a flammable dust/air

mixture, may occasionally occur in this zone under normal operating
conditions.
Zone 22: an explosive atmosphere, in the form of a flammable dust/air mixture,
is not likely to occur in this zone or may only occur briefly.
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Index
Index
Index Index Type X.2
Index Order No. X.3
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D.58
D.58
ACT20X-HDI-SDO-S 8965360000 B.19 LPD350 4-20mA/0-100.0 7940010163 F.21 WAZ2 CMA 20/25/30A uc 8545840000 D.56
ACT20X-HTI-SAO-S 8965470000 B.11 LPD450F 4-20mA 7940010236 F.23 WAZ2 CMA 40/50/60A uc 8526590000 D.57
ACT20X-HUI-SAO-LP-S 1318220000 B.15 WAZ2 CMA 5/10A uc 8526620000 D.56
ACT20X-HUI-SAO-S
ACT20X-SAI-HAO-S
8965490000 B.13
8965450000 B.9
M WAZ2 CMR 1/5/10A ac
WAZ2 CMR 20/40/60A ac
8516570000
8526600000
E.5
E.5
ACT20X-SDI-HDO-H-S 8965410000 B.23 MCZ CCC 0-20mA/0-20mA 8411190000 C.32 WAZ2 VMA V ac 8581230000 D.60
ACT20X-SDI-HDO-L-S 8965400000 B.21 MCZ CFC 0-20MA 8461480000 C.34 WAZ4 CCC DC 4-20/4-20MA 8444990000 D.38
AMS400A 4-20mA/AO 7940011895 F.17 MCZ PT100/3 CLP -40C...100C 8604430000 C.33 WAZ4 CVC DC 4-20/0-10V 8445050000 D.39
AP MCZ1.5 8389030000 G.12 MCZ PT100/3 CLP -50C...+150C 8473000000 C.33 WAZ4 PRO DC/DC 8560750000 D.26
MCZ PT100/3 CLP 0...100C 8425720000 C.33 WAZ4 PRO Freq 8581190000 D.55
B MCZ PT100/3 CLP 0...120C

MCZ PT100/3 CLP 0...150C
8483680000
8604420000
C.33
C.33
WAZ5 CCC 0-20/0-20mA
WAZ5 CCC 2OLP
8540190000
8581170000
D.32
D.40
BHZ 5.00/02/90LH BK/BK PRT 41 1086040000 G.10 MCZ PT100/3 CLP 0...200C 8473010000 C.33 WAZ5 CCC HF 0-20/0-20MA 8447170000 D.28
BHZ 5.00/02/90LH BK/BL PRT 11 1086250000 G.10 MCZ PT100/3 CLP 0...300C 8473020000 C.33 WAZ5 CCC LP 0-20/0-20mA 8444960000 D.43
BHZ 5.00/02/90LH BK/BL PRT 21 1086260000 G.10 MCZ SC 0-10V 8260280000 C.35 WAZ5 CCC LP 0-20/0-20mA 8463590000 D.43
BHZ 5.00/04/90LH BK/BK PRT 11 1086130000 G.10 MCZ SC 0-20MA 8227350000 C.35 WAZ5 DC/Alarm 8543880000 E.4
BHZ 5.00/04/90LH BK/BK PRT 15 1086190000 G.10 MCZ VFC 0-10V 8461470000 C.34 WAZ5 OLP 8543730000 D.42
BHZ 5.00/04/90LH BK/BK PRT 21 1086140000 G.10 MF 5/7.5 MC NE WS 1877680000 G.11 WAZ5 PRO RTD 8560710000 D.44
BHZ 5.00/04/90LH BK/BK PRT 25 1086200000 G.10 WAZ5 PRO Thermo 8560730000 D.52
BHZ 5.00/04/90LH BK/BK PRT 31
1086150000
1086210000
G.10
G.10
P WAZ5 VCC 0-10V/0-20MA
WAZ5 VCC 0-10V/4-20MA
8540320000
8540300000
D.35
D.35
BHZ 5.00/04/90LH BK/BK PRT 41 1086160000 G.10 P275 7940010202 G.17 WAZ5 VVC 0-10V/0-10V 8540340000 D.36
BHZ 5.00/04/90LH BK/BK PRT 45 1086220000 G.10 PAS CMR 0,5...2,5 A DC 8742610000 E.6 WAZ5 VVC HF 0-10/0-10V 8447380000 D.31
BHZ 5.00/04/90LH BK/BK PRT 51 1086170000 G.10 PAS CMR 2,0...5,0 A DC 8742620000 E.6 WAZ6 TTA 8939680000 D.22
BHZ 5.00/04/90LH BK/BK PRT 55 1086230000 G.10 PAS CMR 4,5...10 A DC 8742630000 E.7 WAZ6 TTA EX 8964320000 D.23
BHZ 5.00/04/90LH BK/BK PRT 61 1086180000 G.10 PMX400HZX 7940015595 F.15 WDS2 RS232/RS485/422 8615700000 D.63
BHZ 5.00/04/90LH BK/BK PRT 65 1086240000 G.10 PMX400HZX RO/AO 7940011979 F.15 WDS2 RS232/TTY 8615690000 D.64
BHZ 5.00/04/90LH BK/BL PRT 11 1086370000 G.10 PMX400TMP 7940017862 F.14 WS 10/5 MC NE WS 1635000000 G.12
BHZ 5.00/04/90LH BK/BL PRT 15 1086430000 G.10 PMX420 7940018956 F.11 WS 10/6 MC NE WS 1828450000 G.12
BHZ 5.00/04/90LH BK/BL PRT 21 1086380000 G.10 PMX420Plus 7940018957 F.10 WS 15/5 MC NE WS 1609880000 G.12
BHZ 5.00/04/90LH BK/BL PRT 25 1086440000 G.10 PORTACAL 1000EU 1439640000 G.15 WTS4 THERMO 8432300000 D.53
BHZ 5.00/04/90LH BK/BL PRT 31 1086390000 G.10 PTX800A 4-20mA 7940010243 F.7 WTZ4 PT100/2 C 0/4-20mA 8432220000 D.51
BHZ 5.00/04/90LH BK/BL PRT 35 1086450000 G.10 PTX800A 4-20mA/RO/AO 7940014374 F.7 WTZ4 PT100/2 C 0/4-20mA variabel 8432229999 D.51
BHZ 5.00/04/90LH BK/BL PRT 41 1086400000 G.10 PTX800D 7940011133 F.6 WTZ4 PT100/2 V 0-10V 8432190000 D.51
BHZ 5.00/04/90LH BK/BL PRT 45 1086460000 G.10 PTX800D RO/AO 7940012323 F.6 WTZ4 PT100/2 V 0-10V variabel 8432199999 D.51
BHZ 5.00/04/90LH BK/BL PRT 51 1086410000 G.10 WTZ4 PT100/3 C 0/4-20mA 8432160000 D.50
BHZ 5.00/04/90LH BK/BL PRT 55
1086470000
1086420000
G.10
G.10
S WTZ4 PT100/3 C 0/4-20mA variabel 8432169999
WTZ4 PT100/3 V 0-10V 8432130000
D.50
D.50
BHZ 5.00/04/90LH BK/BL PRT 65 1086480000 G.10 SET CH20M BUS 250MM TS 35X15 1335150000 C.27 WTZ4 PT100/4 C 0/4-20mA 8432280000 D.49
BLZ 5.08/02/180 SN OR BX 1526460000 G.13 SET CH20M BUS 250MM TS 35X15 1335150000 G.7 WTZ4 PT100/4 C 0/4-20mA variabel 8432289999 D.49
BLZ 5.08/02/180 SN OR PRT 2246070000 G.13 SET CH20M BUS 250MM TS 35X7.5 1335140000 C.27 WTZ4 PT100/4 V 0-10V 8432250000 D.49
BLZ 5.08/02/180 SN OR PRT 2246080000 G.13 SET CH20M BUS 250MM TS 35X7.5 1335140000 G.7 WTZ4 PT100/4 V 0-10V variabel 8432259999 D.49
BLZ 5.08/02/180 SN OR PRT 2246090000 G.13 WTZ4 THERMO 8432310000 D.53
BLZ 5.08/02/180 SN OR PRT 2246100000 G.13
T
BLZ 5.08/03/180 SN OR PRT
2242030000
2242050000
G.13
G.13 TS 35X15/LL 1M/ST/ZN 0236510000 C.27 Z
BLZ 5.08/03/180 SN OR PRT 2242060000 G.13 TS 35X15/LL 1M/ST/ZN 0236510000 G.7 ZQV 2.5N/2 BL 1717990000 G.12
BLZ 5.08/03/180 SN OR PRT 2242070000 G.13 TS 35X7.5/LL 1M/ST/ZN 0514510000 C.27 ZQV 2.5N/2 GE 1693800000 G.12
TS 35X7.5/LL 1M/ST/ZN 0514510000 G.7 ZQV 2.5N/2 RT 1717900000 G.12
C W
ZQV 2.5N/2 SW
ZQV 4N/10 GE
1718080000
1758260000
G.12
G.12
CBX100USB 7940025031 G.5 ZQV 4N/2 GE 1758250000 G.12
X
CBX200 USB 8978580000 G.4 WAS1 CMA 1/5/10A ac 8523400000 D.58 ZQV 4N/3 GE 1762630000 G.12
CH20M BUS 4.50/05 AU/250 1248220000 C.27 WAS1 CMA LP 1/5/10A ac 8528650000 D.58 ZQV 4N/4 GE 1762620000 G.12
CH20M BUS 4.50/05 AU/250 1248220000 G.7 WAS1 CMA LP 1/5/10A EX 8975590000 D.59 ZQV 4N/5 7760711001 G.12
CH20M BUS 4.50/05 AU/500 1248230000 C.27 WAS2 CMA 20/25/30A uc 8545830000 D.56
CH20M BUS 4.50/05 AU/500 1248230000 G.7 WAS2 CMA 40/50/60A uc 8513330000 D.57
CH20M BUS 4.50/05 AU/750 1248240000 C.27 WAS2 CMA 5/10A uc 8526610000 D.56
X.2 1460730000 – 2014/2015

Order No. Type Page Order No. Type Page Order No. Type Page Order No. Type Page
1060000000 1335140000
1335140000
SET CH20M BUS 250MM TS 35X7.5 C.27
SET CH20M BUS 250MM TS 35X7.5 G.7
7940018956 PMX420
7940018957 PMX420Plus
F.11
F.10
8540270000
8540290000
WAS5 CVC 0-20mA/0-10V
WAS5 VCC 0-10V/4-20MA
D.33
D.35
1067250000 ACT20P-BRIDGE-S D.17 1335150000 SET CH20M BUS 250MM TS 35X15 C.27 7940024139 WAVEPak DC/DC D.27 8540300000 WAZ5 VCC 0-10V/4-20MA D.35
1335150000 SET CH20M BUS 250MM TS 35X15 G.7 7940025031 CBX100USB G.5 8540310000 WAS5 VCC 0-10V/0-20MA D.35
1080000000 1370000000 8220000000

8540320000
8540330000
WAZ5 VCC 0-10V/0-20MA
WAS5 VVC 0-10V/0-10V
D.35
D.36
Index / Order No.

1082540000 ESG 6.6/20 BHZ 5.00/04 G.10 8540340000 WAZ5 VVC 0-10V/0-10V D.36
1086040000 BHZ 5.00/02/90LH BK/BK PRT 41 G.10 1375450000 ACT20M-BAI-AO-S C.16 8227350000 MCZ SC 0-20MA C.35 8543720000 WAS5 OLP D.42
1086130000 BHZ 5.00/04/90LH BK/BK PRT 11 G.10 1375470000 ACT20M-BAI-2AO-S C.12 8260280000 MCZ SC 0-10V C.35 8543730000 WAZ5 OLP D.42
1086140000 BHZ 5.00/04/90LH BK/BK PRT 21 G.10 1375480000 ACT20M-TCI-AO-S C.24 8543820000 WAS5 DC/Alarm E.4
1086150000
1086160000
G.10
G.10
1375500000 ACT20M-TCI-AO-E-S
1375510000 ACT20M-RTI-AO-S
C.25
C.22 8380000000 8543880000
8545830000
WAZ5 DC/Alarm
WAS2 CMA 20/25/30A uc
E.4
D.56
1086170000 BHZ 5.00/04/90LH BK/BK PRT 51 G.10 1375520000 ACT20M-RTI-AO-E-S C.23 8389030000 AP MCZ1.5 G.12 8545840000 WAZ2 CMA 20/25/30A uc D.56
1086180000 BHZ 5.00/04/90LH BK/BK PRT 61 G.10
1086190000
1086200000
G.10
G.10 1430000000 8410000000 8560000000
1086210000 BHZ 5.00/04/90LH BK/BK PRT 35 G.10 1435590000 ACT20M-RTCI-CO-OLP-S C.20 8411190000 MCZ CCC 0-20mA/0-20mA C.32 8560700000 WAS5 PRO RTD D.44
1086220000 BHZ 5.00/04/90LH BK/BK PRT 45 G.10 1435610000 ACT20M-RTI-CO-EOLP-S C.21 8560710000 WAZ5 PRO RTD D.44
1086230000
1086240000
G.10
G.10
1439640000 PORTACAL 1000EU G.15
8420000000 8560720000
8560730000
WAS5 PRO Thermo
WAZ5 PRO Thermo
D.52
D.52
1086250000
1086260000
G.10
G.10 1520000000 8425720000 MCZ PT100/3 CLP 0...100C C.33 8560740000
8560750000
WAS4 PRO DC/DC
WAZ4 PRO DC/DC
D.26
D.26
1086370000
1086380000
G.10
G.10
1526460000 BLZ 5.08/02/180 SN OR BX G.13
8430000000 8561610000 WAS5 VVC HF +-10V/+-10V D.31
1086390000
1086400000
G.10
G.10 1600000000 8432130000
8432160000
WTZ4 PT100/3 V 0-10V
WTZ4 PT100/3 C 0/4-20mA
D.50
D.50 8580000000
1086410000 BHZ 5.00/04/90LH BK/BL PRT 51 G.10 1609880000 WS 15/5 MC NE WS G.12 8432169999 WTZ4 PT100/3 C 0/4-20mA variabel D.50 8581160000 WAS5 CCC 2OLP D.40
1086420000 BHZ 5.00/04/90LH BK/BL PRT 61 G.10 8432190000 WTZ4 PT100/2 V 0-10V D.51 8581170000 WAZ5 CCC 2OLP D.40
1086430000
1086440000
G.10
G.10 1630000000 8432199999
8432220000
WTZ4 PT100/2 V 0-10V variabel
WTZ4 PT100/2 C 0/4-20mA
D.51
D.51
8581180000
8581190000
WAS4 PRO Freq
WAZ4 PRO Freq
D.55
D.55
1086450000 BHZ 5.00/04/90LH BK/BL PRT 35 G.10 1635000000 WS 10/5 MC NE WS G.12 8432229999 WTZ4 PT100/2 C 0/4-20mA variabel D.51 8581220000 WAS2 VMA V ac D.60
1086460000 BHZ 5.00/04/90LH BK/BL PRT 45 G.10 8432250000 WTZ4 PT100/4 V 0-10V D.49 8581230000 WAZ2 VMA V ac D.60
1086470000 BHZ 5.00/04/90LH BK/BL PRT 55 G.10
1690000000 8432259999 WTZ4 PT100/4 V 0-10V variabel D.49
1086480000 BHZ 5.00/04/90LH BK/BL PRT 65 G.10
1693800000 ZQV 2.5N/2 GE G.12
8432280000
8432289999
WTZ4 PT100/4 C 0/4-20mA
WTZ4 PT100/4 C 0/4-20mA variabel
D.49
D.49 8600000000
1160000000 1710000000
8432300000
8432310000
WTS4 THERMO
WTZ4 THERMO
D.53
D.53
8604420000 MCZ PT100/3 CLP 0...150C
8604430000 MCZ PT100/3 CLP -40C...100C
C.33
C.33
1160640000 ACT20X-CJC-HTI-S PRT 11 G.10
1160650000 ACT20X-CJC-HTI-S PRT 21 G.10 1717900000 ZQV 2.5N/2 RT
1717990000 ZQV 2.5N/2 BL
G.12
G.12 8440000000 8610000000
1170000000 1718080000 ZQV 2.5N/2 SW G.12 8444950000
8444960000
WAS5 CCC LP 0-20/0-20mA
WAZ5 CCC LP 0-20/0-20mA
D.43
D.43
8615690000 WDS2 RS232/TTY
8615700000 WDS2 RS232/RS485/422
D.64
D.63
1175980000 ACT20M-CI-CO-S C.13
1750000000 8444980000 WAS4 CCC DC 4-20/4-20MA D.38
1175990000 ACT20M-CI-2CO-S
1176000000 ACT20M-AI-AO-S
C.10
C.14 1758250000 ZQV 4N/2 GE G.12
8444990000
8445010000
WAZ4 CCC DC 4-20/4-20MA
WAS4 CCC DC 4-20/0-20MA
D.38
D.38 8630000000
1176010000 ACT20M-AI-AO-E-S C.15 1758260000 ZQV 4N/10 GE G.12 8445040000 WAS4 CVC DC 4-20/0-10V D.39 8638950000 WAS5 PRO RTD Cu D.48
1176020000 ACT20M-AI-2AO-S C.11 8445050000 WAZ4 CVC DC 4-20/0-10V D.39
1176030000 ACT20M-UI-AO-S
1176040000 ACT20M-CI-CO-OLP-S
C.17
C.19 1760000000 8447160000
8447170000
WAS5 CCC HF 0-20/0-20MA
WAZ5 CCC HF 0-20/0-20MA
D.28
D.28 8670000000
1176050000 ACT20M-2CI-2CO-OLP-S C.19 1762620000 ZQV 4N/4 GE G.12 8447220000 WAS5 CVC HF 0-20/0-10V D.28 8679490000 WAS5 PRO RTD 1000 D.46
1176070000 ACT20M-CI-CO-ILP-S C.18 1762630000 ZQV 4N/3 GE G.12 8447250000 WAS5 CCC HF 4-20/0-20MA D.29
1176080000 ACT20M-2CI-2CO-ILP-S C.18 8447280000 WAS5 CVC HF 4-20/0-10V D.29
8700000000
1820000000 8447310000 WAS5 VCC HF 0-10/0-20MA D.30
1190000000 1828450000 WS 10/6 MC NE WS G.12

8447340000
8447370000
WAS5 VCC HF 0-10/4-20MA
WAS5 VVC HF 0-10/0-10V
D.30
D.31
8705630000 WAS2 VMR 3ph
8705640000 WAS5 VMR 1ph
E.9
E.8
1193160000 CH20M BUS-AP LI TS 35X7.5 & 15 C.27 8447380000 WAZ5 VVC HF 0-10/0-10V D.31
1193160000 CH20M BUS-AP LI TS 35X7.5 & 15 G.7
1870000000 8740000000
1193170000
1193170000
CH20M BUS-AP RE TS 35X7.5 & 15
CH20M BUS-AP RE TS 35X7.5 & 15
C.27
G.7 1877680000 MF 5/7.5 MC NE WS G.11 8460000000 8742610000 PAS CMR 0,5...2,5 A DC E.6
8461470000 MCZ VFC 0-10V C.34 8742620000 PAS CMR 2,0...5,0 A DC E.6
1240000000 1910000000 8461480000

8463580000
MCZ CFC 0-20MA
WAS5 CCC LP 0-20/0-20mA
C.34
D.43
8742630000 PAS CMR 4,5...10 A DC E.7
1248150000
1248150000
CH20M BUS-PROFIL TS 35X7.5/250
C.27
G.7
1912130000 ESG 8/13.5/43.3 SAI AU
1912130000 ESG 8/13.5/43.3 SAI AU
G.10
G.11
8463590000 WAZ5 CCC LP 0-20/0-20mA D.43
8930000000
1248160000 CH20M BUS-PROFIL TS 35X7.5/500 C.27
8470000000 8939670000 WAS6 TTA D.22
1248160000
1248170000
G.7
C.27 2240000000 8473000000 MCZ PT100/3 CLP -50C...+150C C.33
8939680000 WAZ6 TTA D.22
1248170000
1248180000
CH20M BUS-PROFIL TS 35X15/250
G.7
C.27
2242030000
2242050000
G.13
G.13
8473010000 MCZ PT100/3 CLP 0...200C
8473020000 MCZ PT100/3 CLP 0...300C
C.33
C.33 8960000000
1248180000 CH20M BUS-PROFIL TS 35X15/250 G.7 2242060000 BLZ 5.08/03/180 SN OR PRT G.13 8964310000 WAS6 TTA EX D.23
1248190000
1248190000
C.27
G.7
2242070000
2246070000
G.13
G.13 8480000000 8964320000 WAZ6 TTA EX
8965340000 ACT20X-HDI-SDO-RNO-S
D.23
B.17
1248210000 CH20M BUS-PROFIL TS 35X15/750 C.27 2246080000 BLZ 5.08/02/180 SN OR PRT G.13 8483680000 MCZ PT100/3 CLP 0...120C C.33 8965350000 ACT20X-HDI-SDO-RNC-S B.17
1248210000 CH20M BUS-PROFIL TS 35X15/750 G.7 2246090000 BLZ 5.08/02/180 SN OR PRT G.13 8965360000 ACT20X-HDI-SDO-S B.19
1248220000
1248220000
CH20M BUS 4.50/05 AU/250
CH20M BUS 4.50/05 AU/250
C.27
G.7
2246100000 BLZ 5.08/02/180 SN OR PRT G.13
8510000000 8965370000 ACT20X-2HDI-2SDO-RNO-S
8965380000 ACT20X-2HDI-2SDO-RNC-S
B.17
B.17
1248230000
1248230000
CH20M BUS 4.50/05 AU/500
CH20M BUS 4.50/05 AU/500
C.27
G.7 7760000000 8513330000
8513340000
WAS2 CMA 40/50/60A uc
WAS2 CMR 20/40/60A ac
D.57
E.5
8965390000 ACT20X-2HDI-2SDO-S
8965400000 ACT20X-SDI-HDO-L-S
B.19
B.21
1248240000 CH20M BUS 4.50/05 AU/750 C.27 7760054114 ACT20P-CI-CO D.12 8516560000 WAS2 CMR 1/5/10A ac E.5 8965410000 ACT20X-SDI-HDO-H-S B.23
1248240000 CH20M BUS 4.50/05 AU/750 G.7 7760054115 ACT20P-CI-2CO D.11 8516570000 WAZ2 CMR 1/5/10A ac E.5 8965420000 ACT20X-2SDI-2HDO-S B.21
1248250000 CH20M BUS-ADP TS 35/250 C.27 7760054117 ACT20P-2CI-2CO-12 D.13 8965430000 ACT20X-HAI-SAO-S B.7
1248250000
1248260000
G.7
C.27
7760711001 ZQV 4N/5 G.12
8520000000 8965440000 ACT20X-2HAI-2SAO-S
8965450000 ACT20X-SAI-HAO-S
B.7
B.9
1248260000
1248270000
G.7
C.27 7940000000 8523400000
8523410000
WAS1 CMA 1/5/10A ac
WAZ1 CMA 1/5/10A ac
D.58
D.58
8965460000 ACT20X-2SAI-2HAO-S
8965470000 ACT20X-HTI-SAO-S
B.9
B.11
1248270000 CH20M BUS-ADP TS 35/750 G.7 7940010163 LPD350 4-20mA/0-100.0 F.21 8526590000 WAZ2 CMA 40/50/60A uc D.57 8965480000 ACT20X-2HTI-2SAO-S B.11
7940010185 DI350 4-20mA/0-100.0 F.19 8526600000 WAZ2 CMR 20/40/60A ac E.5 8965490000 ACT20X-HUI-SAO-S B.13
1280000000 7940010202 P275

7940010236 LPD450F 4-20mA
G.17
F.23
8526610000
8526620000
WAS2 CMA 5/10A uc
WAZ2 CMA 5/10A uc
D.56
D.56
8965500000 ACT20-FEED-IN-PRO-S
8965500000 ACT20-FEED-IN-PRO-S
C.29
G.9
1282490000 ACT20-FEED-IN-BASIC-S C.29 7940010243 PTX800A 4-20mA F.7 8528650000 WAS1 CMA LP 1/5/10A ac D.58
1282490000 ACT20-FEED-IN-BASIC-S G.9 7940011133 PTX800D
7940011570 DI350 0-10V/0-100.0
F.6
F.19
8528660000 WAZ1 CMA LP 1/5/10A ac D.58
8970000000
1310000000 7940011895 AMS400A 4-20mA/AO F.17
8540000000 8975590000 WAS1 CMA LP 1/5/10A EX D.59
X
7940011979 PMX400HZX RO/AO F.15 8975640000 WAS5 CCC 2OLP EX D.41
1318220000 ACT20X-HUI-SAO-LP-S B.15 7940012323 PTX800D RO/AO F.6 8540180000 WAS5 CCC 0-20/0-20mA D.32 8978580000 CBX200 USB G.4
7940014374 PTX800A 4-20mA/RO/AO F.7 8540190000 WAZ5 CCC 0-20/0-20mA D.32
1330000000 7940015595 PMX400HZX

7940016563 ITXPlus
F.15
D.25
8540200000
8540230000
WAS5 CCC 4-20/0-20MA
WAS5 CVC 4-20mA/0-10V
D.34
D.34 0230000000
1334490000 ACT20C-AI-AO-MTCP D.7 7940017862 PMX400TMP F.14 8540250000 WAS5 CCC 0-20/4-20mA D.32 0236510000 TS 35X15/LL 1M/ST/ZN C.27
1460730000 – 2014/2015 X.3

Order No. Type Page
0236510000 TS 35X15/LL 1M/ST/ZN G.7
0510000000
0514510000 TS 35X7.5/LL 1M/ST/ZN C.27
0514510000 TS 35X7.5/LL 1M/ST/ZN G.7
Index / Order No.
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Signal converters, limit switches and process indicators

Analogue signal conditioning

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Appendix Technical appendix/Glossary W

Signal Isolating Converters, Trip Amplifiers and Displays

Interface converters Trip amplifiers for monitoring – WAVE Displays

Configuration adapter Markers and cross-connectors Calibration device

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Analogue Signal Conditioning Qs and As

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3) Where the control system has no isolated analogue

4) Where the control system cannot provide power for the

5) Where a high integrity, dedicated display is required,

6) Where local linearisation is needed for a plant operator –

7) Where the control system only takes 4…20 mA analogue

8) Where the control system needs to be protected from

9) Where expansion of the analogue inputs would mean an

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Quick select – Analogue Signal Conditioning

Signal converter in 6 mm width

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1 X Software 24 V DC 300 V 3-way S With ATEX approval B.17

2 X X X DIP 24 V DC 300 V 4-way S C.11

1 X 24 V DC 300 V 3-way S D.32

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Network-compatible signal converters

Standard signal isolators

Universal measuring transducer

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1 X 24 V DC 300 V 2-way S Output-side power supply D.38

1 X X X Software 24 V DC 300 V 4-way S Network-compatible, Ethernet D.7

1 X X 24 V DC 300 V 3-way S HART transparency D.12

1 X X X Adjustable: DIP switch 22...230 600 V 3-way Z D.26

2 X 300 V 2-way S Passive isolator OLP D.40

3 X X X X 1 analogue output, 300 V 3-way S D.22

1 X Software 300 V 2-way S Passive isolator OLP D.25

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Strain gauge transmitter

AC/DC measuring transducer

Temperature measuring transducer

Temperature measuring transducer

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1 X X X 0…5 V DIP switch 24 V DC 300 V 3-way S D.55

1 X X 10...60 V DC 300 V 3-way S D.17

1 X X DIP switch 24 V DC 300 V 3-way S D.60

1 X DIP switch 24 V DC 300 V 3-way S D.52

1 X 24 V DC Z Special adjustment D.49

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3) Where the control system has no isolated analogue

4) Where the control system cannot provide power for the

5) Where a high integrity, dedicated display is required,

6) Where local linearisation is needed for a plant operator –

7) Where the control system only takes 4…20 mA analogue

8) Where the control system needs to be protected from

9) Where expansion of the analogue inputs would mean an