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14073045.01 10/2013 GB/D

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WIKA operating instructions model TR25 (Ex i)

GB

The values in brackets apply to special designs. These sensors are manufactured using special

sealing compounds. Moreover, they are equipped with connection heads made of stainless steel

and cable glands for the low-temperature range.

These thermometers are suitable for temperature classes T6...T3 in accordance with the

approval certificate. This applies to instruments without built-in transmitters and/or digital

displays. Thermometers equipped with transmitters and/or digital displays are for use in

temperature classes T6...T4 and are marked accordingly. Using equipment for applications which

require a lower temperature class (e.g. T2) than the marked one is permissible. In doing so, it

must be ensured that the maximum ambient temperature for safe operation of the instrument is

not exceeded.

7.3 Temperature carry-over from the process

A heat backflow from the process that exceeds the operating temperature of the transmitter

(digital display) or housing is not permissible and must be prevented by installing suitable heat

insulation or a neck tube of suitable length.

Increasing the separation of the connection components and hot surfaces

The neck distance (N) is defined as the distance between the lower edge of the connection head

(or the housing) to the heat-emitting surface. The temperature to be expected at the lower edge

of the connection head or housing is, at most, 100 °C. The conditions for built-in transmitters or

displays must be observed. If required, the neck length must be increased accordingly.

To help select the minimum neck length, the following standard values have been determined.

Maximum temperature of the

medium

Recommendation for

dimension N

Recommendation for

dimension X

100 °C

-

-

135 °C

20 mm

20 mm

200 °C

50 mm

50 mm

> 200 °C ≤ 450 °C

100 mm

100 mm

WARNING!

For reasons of work safety and saving of resources, hot surfaces should be protected

against accidental touch and energy loss by means of insulation.

7. Information on mounting and operation in hazardous areas

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