VEGA VEGAPULS 41 Profibus PA User Manual

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VEGAPULS 41 – Profibus PA

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Technical data

Characteristics

1)

(typical values under reference conditions, all statements relate to the nominal measuring
range)

Min. span between

full and empty

> 10 mm (recommended > 50 mm)

Frequency

26 GHz

Intervals

- two-wire sensor

0.6 s

- four-wire sensor

0.5 s

Beam angle (at -3 dB)

22°

Adjustment time (response time)

2)

> 1 s (depending on parameter setting)

Influence of the process temperature

at 0 bar not measurable;
at 5 bar 0.004 %/10 °K;
at 40 bar 0.03 %/10 °K

Influence of the process pressure

0.0265 %/bar

Emitted radar power (average)

0.717 µW

Received average emitted power

3)

- distance 1 m

0.4 … 3.2 nW per cm² (0.4 … 3.2 x 10

-9

W/cm²)

- distance 5 m

0.02 … 0.13 nW per cm²

Ex technical data

Comprehensive data in separate approval documents

Connection cables

Two-wire sensors

power supply and signal via one two-wire
cable

Four-wire sensor

power supply and signal separate

Electrical connection

- cable entry

for Aluminium and plastic housing:
one cable entry (four-wire: two cable entries)
and spring-loaded terminal connection
up to max. 2.5 mm

2

wire cross-section

- plug connection

optional for plastic housing:
four-pole, polarity reversal-proof screw
connection (four-wire: two plug connections)

Cable entry

- ia terminal compartment

1 … 2 x M20 x 1.5 (cable-ø 5 … 9 mm) or
1 … 2 x ½“ NPT EEx d (cable-ø 3.1 … 8.7 mm
or 0.12 … 0.34 inch)

- Exd terminal compartment

(pressure-tight encapsulated)

1 x½“ NPT EEx d (cable-ø 3.1 … 8.7 mm or
0.12 … 0.34 inch)

Ground connection

max. 4 mm²

Intermediate housing between

process flange and housing

1.4435

1)

Similar to DIN 16 086, reference conditions acc. to IEC 770, e.g.
temperature 15 °C … 35 °C; moisture 45 % … 75 %; pressure 860 mbar … 1060 mbar

2)

The adjustment time (also actuating time, response time or adjustment period) is the time required by the
sensor to output the correct level (with max. 10% deviation) after a sudden level change.

3)

Average emitted power (electromagnetic energy) received by a body per cm² directly in front of the antenna.
The received emitted power depends on the antenna version and the distance.

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