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Pneumatic CylindersProvenair ®Position Sensors (Switches)Reed SwitchesSwitch is normally open, load can be attached toBROWN or BLUE lead. The BROWN lead is the higherpotential side of the switch. In a magnetic field, the tworeeds are brought into contact to “make" the circuit.Reed switches have black, ‘two wire’ leads.N.O.Mag. FieldHall Effect SwitchesIt is important to note that Hall Effect switches mustalways have current through them to work. In amagnetic field, the semiconductor generates a voltageacross the sense leads. Removing the magnetic fieldreturns the switch to its normally open state. Halleffect switches have ‘three wire’ leads. Black leadsare sinking (NPN). Grey leads are sourcing (PNP).Load is controller.+DCBROWNLOAD+DCLOADBROWNBLACKBLUEBLACKSinkingBLUESourcingSwitch Mounting BracketsBore Model Number1-1/2" 1195842", 2-1/2" 1195853-1/4" and 4" 119586Note: Operating temperature is 14 - 140˚ F and the environmental rating isIEC IP 67 in all three switch types. Std. Red LED requires min 18 mA.Switch SpecificationsThere are two types of Hall Effect switches. Each isconnected differently. Check your PLC for the inputmethod used. Sinking (NPN) will sink current toground. Sourcing (PNP) will provide current fromthe +VDC.Technical Information:Model Number 119581-1 119581-2 119581-3 119582-1 119582-2 119582-3 119583-1 119583-2 119583-3Lead Length/Type 1m bare 3m bare Plug 1m bare 3m bare Plug 1m bare 3m bare PlugLead Color Black Grey BlackSwitch Type REED PNP(SOURCING) NPN (SINKING)Input Voltage 100 VDC, 125 VAC Max. 10 - 30 VDC 5 - 30 VDC– – 5 - 100mA @ 5VOperating Current 300mA (150mA Inductive) 7 - 100mA @ 12V 10 - 200mA @ 12V– 14 - 200mA @ 24V 20 - 200mA @ 24VDetecting Distance 2.5 mm 1.5 mm 1.5 mmDetecting Width – 3.0 mm 3.0 mmResponse Time 1 mSec. Min. – –LED Function 18mA Min. 1mA Min. 1mA Min.1. Do not exceed specification, permanent damage to the sensor mayoccur.2. For reed switch type sensors, polarity must be observed for theproper functioning of LED. Connect the brown wire in series with loadpositive (+) and the blue wire to negative (-) or power source space.If the polarity is reversed, reed switch remains functional but LED willremain in “OFF” state.3. For solid-state type sensors, polarity must also be observed. Connectbrown wire to the positive (+) and the blue to the negative (-) of DCpower source. The black wire must connect to the load ONLY. If theblack wire is accidentally connected to the power source, permanentdamage to the sensor may occur.4. An external protection circuit may be required if the reed switch isused with inductive load, such as relay or solenoid. For DC inductiveload, attach an external diode parallel to the load and use R -C circuitparallel with AC inductive load.5. Keep sensors away from stray magnetic field to prevent malfunctions.6. When using reed switch with capacitive load or if the lead wire lengthexceeds 10-meter, and inductor must be installed in series with thesensor to prevent damage (Sticking effect).Dimensional information see page 5554
Pneumatic CylindersProvenair ® - Dimensional DataDimensional DataCylinder Bore (Inches)1 1/2" 2 & 2 1/2" 3 1/4" & 4"B1 .51 .60 .80B2 1.50 1.77 2.45B3 .26 .26 .33Useable Volume FinderTank DimensionsDetermine port and sightglass locations looking attop of tank.J4 2Typical Air Oil CircuitUseable Volume FinderBore Style A Style TQ 1-1/2" 1.33 1.77S 2" 2.36 3.14T 2-1/2" 3.68 4.91W 3-1/4" 6.22 8.294 4" 9.42 12.56Style T or ADerive required circuit volume (V) in Cu. In.Divide (V) by factor from chart above todetermine stroke (enter stroke value intomodel number).Find unit length by adding stroke todimension A from tank dimension table.EE (NPTF)JA + STROKETank DimensionsBORE A J TN E EE NPTFQ 1-1/2" 2.005 0.94 0.63 2 3/8-18S 2" 2.005 0.94 0.88 2.5 3/8-18T 2-1/2" 2.005 0.94 1.25 3 3/8-18W 3-1/4" 2.505 1.19 1.50 3.75 1/2-144 4" 2.505 1.19 2.06 4.5 1/2-14EE1TNEFill Portavailable inStyle A onlyE55
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