Ti.276-06_pg2, Rohs, Model pr-276 – MAMAC Systems PR-276 User Manual

Page 2: Technical information, Duct pressure sensor, Page 2 of 4, Typical applications (wiring diagrams)

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Model PR-276

Technical Information

TI.276-06

DUCT PRESSURE SENSOR

Page 2 of 4

PR-276 Duct Pressure Transducer with mA Output

TYPICAL APPLICATIONS (wiring diagrams)

PR-276 pressure transducers with VDC output are field selectable 0–5 VDC or

0–10 VDC output and can be powered with either a 12–40 VDC or 12–35 VAC.

The following describes the proper wiring of these pressure transducers with

VDC output:

Wiring PR-276 Units with VDC Output

1. Remove the terminal block by carefully pulling it off the circuit board.
2. Locate the [+], [-] and [0] terminal markings on the board.
3. Attach the power wires to the [+] and [-] terminals. The [-] terminal is also

the negative output terminal.

4. Connect the [0] terminal, which is the positive VDC output terminal, to the

controller’s input terminal.

5. Re-insert the terminal block to the circuit board and apply power to the unit.
6. Check the appropriate VDC output using a voltmeter set on DC volts across

the [0] and [-] terminals.

PR-276 pressure transducers with 4–20 mA output units are powered with a

12–40 VDC supply.

The following describes the proper wiring of these pressure transducers with

mA output:

Wiring PR-276 Units with mA Output

1. Remove the terminal block by carefully pulling it off the circuit board.
2. Locate the [+] and [-] terminal markings on the board.
3. Attach the supply voltage to the [+] lead.
4. Connect the 4–20 mA output ([-] terminal) to the controller’s input terminal.
5. Ensure that the power supply common is attached to the common bus of

the controller.

6. Re-insert the terminal block to the circuit board and apply power to the unit.
7. Check for the appropriate output signal using a DVM set on DC milliamps

connected in series with the [-] terminal.

PR-276 Duct Pressure Transducer with VDC Output

TYPICAL APPLICATIONS (wiring diagrams)

Input Signal

+

Common

+

+

Shield/Ground

Controller / Meter / Recorder

mA Output Transducer Only

12–40 VDC Power Supply

Input Signal

+

Common

+

Shield/Ground

Controller / Meter / Recorder

mA Output Transducer Only

Figures 1 & 2 illustrate typical wiring diagrams for the PR-276 Series,

4–20 mA, two- wire output duct pressure transducers.
Figure 1 – Wiring for mA Output Duct Pressure Transducers with External DC

Power Supply

Figure 2 – Wiring for mA Output Duct Pressure Transducers where Controller or

Meter has Internal DC Power Supply

Figures 3 & 4 illustrate typical wiring diagrams for the PR-276,

0–5/0–10 VDC output duct pressure transducers.
Figure 3 – Wiring for VDC Output Duct Pressure Transducers when applied

with External AC Supply

Signal

+

Common

Supply

Neutral

Hot

O

Input Signal

+

Common

+

Shield/Ground

Controller / Meter / Recorder

VDC Output Transducer Only

12–35 VAC Transformer

Figure 4 – Wiring for VDC Output Duct Pressure Transducers when applied

with External DC Power Supply

S1

S2

Zu

Zb

S

+

0

S3

ON

ON

ON

MAMA

C

9248

Zu

S

MAMA

C

9248

S1

S2

ON

ON

Zu

Zb

S

Zu

S

Signal

+

Common

Supply

O

Input Signal

+

Common

+

Shield/Ground

Controller / Meter / Recorder

VDC Output Transducer Only

12–40 VDC Power Supply

RoHS

Caution: If you are using grounded AC, the hot wire must be on the [+] terminal. Also, if you are using a controller without built-in isolation, use an isolation

transformer to supply the PR-276 transducer.

Caution: This product contains a half-wave rectifier power supply and must not be powered off transformers used to power other devices utilizing non-isolated

full-wave rectifier power supplies.

Caution: When multiple PR-276 units are powered from the same transformer, damage will result unless all 24G power leads are connected to the same

power lead on all devices. It is mandatory that correct phasing be maintained when powering more than one device from a single transducer.

mandatory that correct phasing be maintained when powering more than one device from a single transducer.

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