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    TT-322_TT-341_TT-342

    Date of Issue: 01/02/2013


    Issue Number: 5.2
    Page 1 of 4

    Duct, Immersion & High Temp.


    Sensors

    Features: Benefits:
     Weatherproof Housing  Hinged lid with the facility of tamper
     Wide range of sensing element types proofing
     Stainless steel probe  Uniformity of sensors with other Sontay
     Optional probe lengths, 65, 150 & products
    250mm (2.56, 5.91, 9.84”)

    Technical Overview
    This range of temperature sensors are used to detect air temperature in ducts (TT-322) and liquid temperature in
    pipes (TT-341 & TT-342). Units contain either a high quality thermistor, Nickel or Platinum sensing element.

    Duct sensors are supplied with a neoprene gasket to ensure a good seal between the sensor and the duct. A
    flange plate is available for adjustment of penetration depth (order as TT-DFP).
    Immersion sensors are for direct mounting into the TT-PO range of stainless steel pockets. The TT-342 can also
    be used to measure high temperatures in duct above 90°C (194°F) using the optional TT-DFP duct flange plate.

    The -CVO active output option combines 4 pre-set ranges and selectable output mode, customised output range
    scaling enabling a choice of outputs and ranges on one unit.

    Tel: +44 (0)1732 861200. - E-mail: [email protected]. - Web: www.sontay.com.


    © 2012 Sontay Limited. All rights reserved
    TT-322_TT-341_TT-342
    Date of Issue: 01/02/2013
    Issue Number: 5.2
    Page 2 of 4

    Specification: Part Codes:


    Output types: TT-322 Duct Sensor
    Passive Resistive
    Active (selectable) Current 4-20mA or TT-341 Immersion Sensor
    Voltage 0-10Vdc
    Accuracy: TT-342 High Temperature Immersion Sensor
    Thermistor ±0.2°C 0 to 70°C (32 to 158°F)
    PT100a ±0.2°C @ 25°C (77°F) Sensing Element (add type to above code)
    PT1000a ±0.2°C @ 25°C (77°F) Passive output:
    NI1000 ±0.4°C @ 0°C (32°F) -A (10K3A1) Trend, Cylon, Distech *
    -CVO ±0.4°C @ 25°C (77°F) -B (10K4A1) Andover, Delta Controls *
    Probe (TT-322 & TT341): -C (20K6A1) Honeywell *
    Material Stainless steel -D (PT100a) Serck
    Dimensions 65, 150, 250mm x 6mm dia. -E (PT1000a) Cylon
    (2.56, 5.91, 9.84” x 0.24” dia.) -F (NI1000a) Sauter *
    Probe (TT-342): -G (Ni1000a/TCR(LAN1)) Siemens *
    Material Stainless steel -H (SAT1) Satchwell *
    Dimensions 150, 250mm x 6mm dia. -K (STA1) Landis & Staefa *
    (5.91, 9.84” x 0.24” dia.) -L (TAC1) TAC *
    Cable length 1 Meter (3.28ft) -M (2.2K3A1) Johnson Controls *
    Terminal head 53 x 49mm dia. -N (3K3A1) Alerton *
    (2.09 x 1.93” dia.) -P (30K6A1) Drayton *
    Housing: -Q (50K6A1) Ambiflex *
    -R (100K6A1) York >40°C *
    Material ABS (flame retardant type VO)
    -S (SAT2) Satchwell *
    Dimensions 75 x 70 x 50mm
    -T (SAT3) Satchwell *
    (2.91 x 2.76 x 1.97”)
    -W (SIE1) Siebe *
    Protection:
    -Y (STA2) Landis & Staefa* / †
    Snap-shut lid IP54
    -Z (10K NTC) Carel *
    IP65 (see page 3 note 6)
    Ambient range -10 to +90°C (14 to 194°F)
    Weights: Active output:
    TT-322 160g (0.35lb) -CVO 4-20mA/0-10Vdc selectable output
    TT-341 160g (0.35lb) -CVO-C 4-20mA/0-10Vdc selectable output with
    TT-342 340g (0.75lb) custom temp. scaling
    Country of origin UK
    Suffix (at extra cost):
    -65 65mm Probe length *
    -250 250mm Probe length

    Accessory

    TT-DFP Duct penetration adjustment flange plate

    Notes:
    The TT-xxx-CVO products referred to in this data sheet meet
    the requirements of EU Directive 2004/108/E
    † Not available on the TT-341
    * Not available on the TT-342

    Tel: +44 (0)1732 861200. - E-mail: [email protected]. - Web: www.sontay.com.


    © 2012 Sontay Limited. All rights reserved
    TT-322_TT-341_TT-342
    Date of Issue: 01/02/2013
    Issue Number: 5.2
    Page 3 of 4

    Installation:
    TT-322
    1. Select a location in the duct where the sensor probe will give a representative sample of the prevailing air condition.

    2. Sensor direct to the duct.


    Drill a 7mm (0.28”) diameter hole in the duct, then use the housing as a template mark the hole centres or use the
    dimensions below), drill and fix the housing to the duct with the screws supplied.

    24mm 33mm

    Ø7mm
    Mounting Screw
    Centers
    3. Sensor with optional flange.
    If depth adjustment is required, use the TT-DFP. Drill a 7mm (0.28”) diameter hole and use the flange as a
    template to mark the hole centres. Drill then using the screws supplied fix to the duct. Insert the probe to the
    desired depth and tighten the grub screw.

    TT-341
    1. Select a location in the system where the liquid is to be measured, install pocket as per datasheet TT-PO.

    2. Insert the probe into the pocket and secure with the grub screw provided within the pocket.

    3. The TT-341 must be used with a pocket, it is not designed for direct mounting.

    TT-342
    1. Select a location in the system where the liquid is to be measured, install pocket as per datasheet TT-PO.
    Alternatively the TT-342 can be used to measure high temperatures within duct work systems. Install a duct flange
    (TT-DFP) as per TT-322 point 3.

    2. Insert the probe into the pocket or duct flange and secure with the grub screw provided.

    3. Using the main housing as a template mark the hole centres (57mm (2.24”)), drill and fix the housing to a suitable
    surface using suitable screws supplied (surface temp. must not exceed 90°C (194°F)).

    Common installation:
    4. Release the snap-fit lid by gently squeezing the locking tab and feed the cable through the waterproof gland &
    terminate the cores at the terminal block (see page 4 for connection details). Leaving some slack inside the unit,
    tighten the cable gland onto the cable to ensure water tightness.

    5. If the sensor is to be mounted outside, it is recommended that the unit be mounted with the cable entry at the
    bottom. If the cable is fed from above then into the cable gland at the bottom, it is recommended that a rain loop
    be placed in the cable before entry into the sensor.

    6. Snap shut the lid after the connections have been made if IP65 protection is required, secure the lid with two
    screws provided.

    Tel: +44 (0)1732 861200. - E-mail: [email protected]. - Web: www.sontay.com.


    © 2012 Sontay Limited. All rights reserved
    TT-322_TT-341_TT-342
    Date of Issue: 01/02/2013
    Issue Number: 5.2
    Page 4 of 4

    Connections:
    All connections to BEMS controllers, data recorders etc. should be made using screened cable. Normally, the screen should
    be earthed at one end only (usually the controller end) to avoid earth hum loops which can create noise. Low voltage signal
    and supply cables should be routed separately from high voltage or mains cabling. Separate conduit or cable trays should be
    used. Where possible, the controller's earth should be connected to a FUNCTIONAL EARTH, rather than the mains safety
    earth. This will provide better immunity to high frequency noise. Most modern buildings have a separate earth for this
    purpose.

    Passive output:

    Connections are made via the 2-way terminal block. Connections for thermistor, platinum and nickel sensing elements are
    polarity independent.

    Active output:

    D (PT100A)
    Temp. output

    -10 to +40°C -10 to +110°C


    Element
    24V Supply

    (14 to 104°F) (14 to 230°F)


    connection
    0V *

    Output type -10 to +160°C 0 to +400°C


    voltage/current (14 to 320°F) (32 to 752°F)

    Custom, in the range of -40 to +400°C


    24V 0V OS OT (R) R W (-40 to +752°F)

    Status Output Temp.


    range jumpers

    * Not required with 4-20mA output

    Notes: 0-10Vdc 4-20mA

    Voltage output Nominal voltage 24Vac/dc.

    Current output If using in current output mode, the sensor must only be used with a 24Vdc supply. The sensor may be
    damaged if supplied with AC.

    The selectable output temperature ranges are dependent on sensor type, ambient and application.

    For full connection and specification please refer to the TT-CVO data sheet.

    Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this specification, Sontay cannot accept responsibility for damage, injury,
    loss or expense from errors or omissions. In the interest of technical improvement, this specification may be altered without notice.

    Tel: +44 (0)1732 861200. - E-mail: [email protected]. - Web: www.sontay.com.


    © 2012 Sontay Limited. All rights reserved

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