2 connection of the sensor, Four-wire technology, Electrical connection – VEGA VEGAFLEX 51K User Manual

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VEGAFLEX 51K

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Electrical connection

3.2 Connection of the sensor

• Loosen the closing screw on the upper

side of the sensor.

• Open the sensor cover.
• Remove the sleeve nut of the PG and shift

the nut slightly over the connection cable.

• Remove the rubber seal from the PG and

shift the seal over the connection cable.

• Remove the outer insulation of the connec-

tion cable over a length of approx. 10 cm.

• Insert the cable through the PG into the

sensor.

• Connect the cables. Push the white tabs of

the spring terminals with a small screw-
driver and insert the copper core of the
connection cable into the terminal opening.
Check the hold of the individual wires in the
terminals by pulling lightly on them.

• Screw the sleeve nut back onto the PG and

screw it down tightly.

Two-wire technology (analogue)
(loop powered)

Four-wire technology

(separate supply)

OK

-

+

ESC

-

+

Display

5

6

7

8

Communication

2 -

4-20mA

+ 1

2.23272

OK

-

+

ESC

-

+

-

+

2.23274

1

(+) L1

2

Communication

8

7

6

5

Display

4-20mA

4-

+3

N

4 … 20 mA
passive

1)

To the indicating instrument in the
sensor cover or to the external indicat-
ing instrument VEGADIS 50

Power supply

4 … 20 mA
active

M20 x 1.5
(diameter of the
connection cable
5 … 9 mm)

M20 x 1.5
(diameter of
the connec-
tion cable
6 … 9 mm)

M20 x 1.5

To the indicating
instrument in the
sensor cover or to
the external
indicating instru-
ment VEGADIS 50

Sockets for connec-
tion of VEGACON-
NECT 2
(communication
sockets)

1)

4 … 20 mA passive means that the sensor
consumes a level dependent current of
4 … 20 mA (consumer).

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