Rockwell Automation 1414-INZ10ZXPBP,,1414-CNZ10ZXPBP Electronic to Pneumatic Transducer - Manual (Page 3)

Electronic to Pneumatic Transducer 3
Publication 1414-IN006A-EN-P - October 2005
Preparation
About the Electronic to Pneumatic Transducer
The Electronic to Pneumatic transducer provides a linear 3 to 15 psi output in
response to a 4 to 20mA. It is available in an open style for commercial applications
and in an ABS enclosure for light-industrial applications.
Install the Electronic to Pneumatic Transducer
1. Select the mounting location and mount the device with the ‘UP’ arrow
pointing up using two screws through the base of the snap track or
enclosure.
The printed circuit board may be removed from the snap track for easier
installation. Ensure that the screw heads do not contact the circuit board.
2. Make all necessary electrical connections as per the wiring examples.
ATTENTION
Disconnect the power supply before installation.
• Do not exceed the ratings of the device.
• Make all connections in accordance with the wiring diagram
and electrical codes.
• Particles in the air supply larger than 0.03 microns may
adversely affect the reliability and life of the transducer. An
in-line air filter
(1)
is recommended for installation between
the main air supply and the main air port of the device.
• A refrigerated air dryer, particulate filter, and coalescing filter
should provide a quality air supply.
• Compressor oil must be non-paraffin mineral base or naphtha
base. Synthetic base oils will destroy pneumatic controls and
void the warranty.
• Do not locate the unit in areas subject to incidental contact,
vibration, severe mechanical shock, excessive moisture, or
corrosive fumes.
• The transducers must be mounted within 5° of the upright
position. See the "UP" arrow on the PCB or label.
(1) Use the filter for the Electronic to Pneumatic Transducer to filter the air supply (catalog number 1414-CAZZZPZZZZ).