heidolph 2051 RZR Electronic Overhead Stirrer Instruction Manual

RZR 2051 control
RZR 2052 control
RZR 2102 control
RZR 2102 control Z
Instruction Manual

2051 RZR Electronic Overhead Stirrer

Thank you for purchasing a Heidolph Instruments product. This item has been designed, made and inspected in compliance with DIN EN ISO 61010 for long-term and flawless operation.”
Important information
Advice about power cord / mains supply
Caution: mandatory action
Caution: fire- and explosion hazard
Advice about maintenance / repair

STANDARD HARDWARE & ACCESSORIES

Standard Hardware

Product| quantity| P/N 230 V / 50/60 Hz| P/N 115 V / 50/60 Hz
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RZR 2051 control or| 1| 501-20511-00| 501-20511-01
RZR 2052 control or| 1| 501-20521-00| 501-20521-01
RZR 2102 control or| 1| 501-21021-00| 501-21021-01
RZR 2102 control Z| 1| 501-21024-00| 501-21024-01
support rod| 1| 22-02-14-01-08| 22-02-14-01-08
2,5 mm Allen key| 1| 02-07-01-01-04| 02-07-01-01-04
3,0 mm Allen key| 1| 02-07-01-01-02| 02-07-01-01-02
10.5 mm chuck| 1| 509-02000-00| 509-02000-00
10.5 mm chuck (only RZR 2102 control Z)| 1| 11-001-001-56-0| 11-001-001-56-0
T-handle (for chuck)| 1| 02-07-03-01-02| 02-07-03-01-02
Instruction Manual| 1| 01-005-002-95| 01-005-002-95

Accessories & Stirring tools (optional)

14-010-009-24
stirring paddle BR 10| 509-10000-00
stirring paddle BR 11| 509-11000-00
stirring paddle BR 12| 509-12000-00
stirring paddle BR 13| 509-13000-00
stirring paddle BR 14| 509-14000-00
prop-type stirring paddle PR 30| 509-30000-00
prop-type stirring paddle PR 31| 509-31000-00
prop-type stirring paddle PR 32| 509-32000-00
prop-type stirring paddle PR 33| 509-33000-00
turbine TR 20| 509-20000-00
turbine TR 21| 509-21000-00
half moon HR 18| 509-18000-00
anchor AR 19| 509-19000-00
prop-type stirring paddle PR 39| 509-39000-00
enclosure NS 29/32| 509-09000-00

GENERAL INFORMATION

Unpack your item carefully.
Inspect for damage and report such damage or missing parts to your supplier right away.
Read your Instruction Manual carefully. Take time to save time when working with your product.
Make sure that every user has read and understood the Instruction Manual.
Please store the Instruction Manual in a place easily accessible to every user.
IF ALL ELSE FAILS, READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS !
A so-called EURO-plug (DIN 49441 CEE 7/VII 10/ 16 A 250 V) is standard on all of the products.
For the Continental US they feature a US-standard plug (NEMA Pub.No.WDI.1961 ASA C 73.1 .
1961 page 8 15A 125V).
For using the item in a country with deviating outlet / plug systems, we recommend to use approved adapters or to have an electrician replace the standard plug with one suiting your needs.
As shipped, the item features a protective ground wire. When replacing the original plug, make sure to reconnect this protective ground wire in the new plug !

SAFETY INFORMATION

Please comply with all safety and accident-prevention regulations as in force for laboratory work!
Use extra care when working with flammable substances; refer to safety data sheets.
When connecting your item with your local power supply, please make sure your item is designed for your local voltage; go by the data plate on the item.
Turn your power switch OFF whenever the item is not used, or before disconnecting the plug.
Repair work is limited to technicians approved by Heidolph Instruments.
Use extra care when working in the vicinity of flammable and explosive substances. Motors are of non-sparking type, the item itself however is not explosion-proof.
Please connect your stirrer with a protective-ground outlet only.
Please strictly comply with current safety regulations for machines exposing rotating shafts.
Your item needs a solid stand.

SET-UP

1. Install stand
   make sure the indent (A) of the rod is in line with threaded pin (B). Install stand in hole (C) in the rear of the item. Secure (pull tight) threaded pin (Busing Allen key (D).

2. Install chuck
   make sure the indent (E) in the drive shaft is in line with threaded pin (F) in the chuck. Secure threaded pin (F) with Allen key (H) in your hardware bag.

3. Install stirrer on stand
   Install clamp (I) on stand (J).
   Now introduce stirrer attaching rod (K) into clamp (I).
   Adjust position and secure (pull tight) with two clamp screws (L).

4. Install stirring tool Introduce stirring tool (N) in chuck (G), put in place and secure with Thandle (M). Immersion depth of your stirring tool (N) is adjusted by displacing the tool in and out in the open (G) chuck (except RZR 2102 control Z).
   Refer to arrow mark.

5. Install flexible coupling shaft (P/N 509-03000-00)
   Hold the flexible coupling shaft (O) in the chuck (G) by its metallic stud (P) and secure with T-handle. At this point introduce stirring tool’s (N) shaft end in collet (Q) and pull tight (CW turn).
   When using the flexible coupling shaft make sure to install an adequate run- out protection, e.g. our enclosure (P/N 509-09000-00)

6. Install shaft guard (P/N 509-08000-00)
   A shaft guard (R) is available as an extra safety protection feature.
   This guard tube is held by 2 ea. screws (S) located at the top of the stirrer chuck.
   This guard, attached to the stirrer housing, is used to protect the user from being hurt by the fast-spinning shaft.

OPERATION AND CONTROLS

1 Turn item ON

Set speed control (4) to its extreme left position (CCW). When turning the power switch (1) ON, the following info will appear in the display (5) followed by speed and torque; at standstill, „rpm“ in line 1 will change between rpm and OFF, which means the item is ready to go.
2 Speed setting
2.1 RZR 2051 control, RZR 2052 control, RZR 2102 control and RZR 2102 control Z
At standstill of the item, speed may be preselected with the rotary speed control (4). RZR 2051 control speed range includes 50 – 2000 rpm, the RZR 2051 control features 30 – 1000, the RZR 2102 control features 12 – 400 and 60 – 2000 in 2 ranges and the RZR 2102 control Z features 4 – 108 and 17 – 540 in 2 ranges. Speed selected appears in line 1 of display (5).
Hitting the ON/OFF key (2), the stirrer is going to speed-up to the level selected, after a short pause.
Acceleration is smooth, thus preventing the medium from splashing.
Whenever changing speed with rotary control (4) while running, display is going to show nominal speed.
For convenience, nominal speed is displayed with the “ „ prefix. This prefix disappears, when actual speed is displayed !
2.2 RZR 2102 control and RZR 2102 control Z
This stirrer features two different speed ranges:
RZR 2102 control:

Transmission ratio is obtained with the RANGE key (8). Speed range actually selected is displayed by an LED (9 or 10).
At standstill, speed may be selected with the speed control (4), within both speed ranges (I or II). In standby mode, the display (5) shows the speed value (set-mode).
Change speed range, RZR 2102 control and RZR 2102 control Z
Select your speed range with the RANGE key (8). LEDs (9) and (10) confirm the range selected. When switching from range I to II, stirring speed is multiplied by factor five.
Note:
To avoid splashes (in particular when open containers are used), speed range cannot be changed unless the item has been turned OFF before.
How to proceed:

• turn stirrer OFF with ON/OFF key (2)
• turn speed control (4) to its extreme left position (CCW) (= low speed)
• change speed with key (8)
•  turn item ON with ON/OFF key (2)
• set speed with speed control (4)
• speed appears in display (5), line 1

You may change from range II to range I at any time without any extra precautions necessary.

3. Torque display
Both stirrers feature a digital display (5) for stirring torque (line 2). Before measuring, you need to „zero“ your torque display ( = 0,0 Ncm), to benefit of the highest accuracy available from this system (refer to stipulations below). This is of particular importance, when changing stirrer speed.
How to „zero“ the torque display:

• allow the stirrer to warm at max. speed for about 20 minutes.
• define speed needed for your particular job
• select standby mode with the ON/OFF key (2)
• lift stirring tool with stirrer out of the medium, or remove stirring tool from chuck (refer to para. 4 „setup“). This way, the motor won’t be able to build up any torque while spinning.
• turn item ON with ON/OFF key (2)
• with the motor running, hit the „cal“ key (7), display (5) is going to change to „0,0“ Ncm in line 2
• turn the item OFF, re-install stirring tool in (refer to para. 4 „set-up“), or immerse your system in the medium again
• at this point you have an accurate torque reading

4. Interfaces
4.1 Interface connection
Turn power switch (1) to OFF before attempting to connect an interface. To connect your interface, you will need an interface cable with SUBHDD 15 connector which fits the socket (11) located in the item’s rear panel.
For more information about wiring order, refer to „analog interface and serial RS 232 interface“ diagram.
Only connect but the wires shown to avoid malfunction of your interface

Serial RS 232 interface
stirrer end
SUB-HDD 15 plug
e.g. Mc Murdo HDE15PTD
PC end ( COM x )
SUB-D 9 socket
e.g. Mc Murdo SDE9STP/N (options): 14-007-045-17-0 RS232- St15/Bu9 interface cable analog interface 0 – 10 V
stirrer end
SUB-HDD 15 plug e.g. Mc Murdo HDE15PT user-defined end plug connectors

P/N (options): 14-010-009-24-0 SUB-HDD 15 plug ass’y.
4.2 Serial RS 232 interface
This type of interface allows to control your stirrer with a PC. For connecting the serial interface, please refer to 4.1.
Interface commands

r
s
m
f| speed [rpm] OUT –
nominal speed [rpm]OUT
Torque [Nmm] OUT
display error status:
No Error!
Motor Error!
Motor Temperature!| Rxxxx
A
B
C
D N| select speed (1-4 digits) (enter with CR-key)
range II
range I
delete error mode- motor restart
RC OFF, motor control uses rheostat
set „0“-reference mark for speed OUT information

Interface parameter: 9600 baud, no parity, 8 bit, 1 stop bit

4.3 Analog interface 0 – 10 volts
OUT
The analog 0-10 volts interface sends torque and speed information. For connecting the analog interface, please refer to 4.1.

OUT:| RZR 2051| 0 rpm = 0V
50 – 2000 rpm = 0,25V – 10V| 0 – 20    Ncm = 0V – 10V
---|---|---|---
RZR 2052| 0 rpm = 0V|
RZR 2102
Range I
Range II| 30 – 1000 rpm = 0,3V – 10V 0 rpm = 0V
12  –  400 rpm = 0,3V – 10V
60 – 2000 rpm = 0,3V – 10V| 0 – 100  Ncm = 0V – 10V
0 – 200 Ncm = 0V – 10V
0 – 40    Ncm = 0V – 10V
RZR 2102 Z
Range I
Range II| 0 rpm = 0V
4  –  108 rpm = 0,3V – 10V
17 – 540 rpm = 0,3V – 10V| 0 – 740 Ncm = 0V – 10V
0 – 150  Ncm = 0V – 10V

Interface extensions (IN); P/N 591-41000-00
refer to options section
Using an interface extension card, nominal speed of the stirrer can be triggered at 4 – 20 mA.
RC (remote control) (P/N 591-40000-00)
An ON/OFF remote control is optional.
Remote control allows ON/OFF mode of the stirrer (same as On/Off key)
5. Protective equipment
5.1 Overload LED
The stirrer features and extra overload LED (6) that will light in an overload situation. To get higher torque out of the item, overload operation is acceptable for a short period of time. After extended overload operation, a built-in thermal circuit breaker will disconnect the item automatically.
the overload LED (6) must not light during continuous operation; the item will be cut-off automatically after a short time!
5.2. Thermal overload protection
The stirrer features built-in overheat protection. If the item is getting too hot, either by overload (refer to 5.1) or high ambient temperatures, it will be disconnected automatically. The following error prompt appears in the display (5): Allow item to cool-off. As soon as temperature drops to an acceptable level, display (5) will read: Hitting the ON/OFF key (2), the item will return to normal operation, running at speed set.
5.3. Mechanical overload protection
In case of an overload situation including excessive torque (refer to torque graph under “Specifications”), or by stuck stirrer shaft, the stirrer is going to disconnect automatically.
Display (5) reads:

After 90 seconds, display (5) reads: When having fixed the problem, hit ON/OFF key (2) for re-start. Item will return to normal operation, running at speed set.

CLEANING & SERVICING

Cleaning: wipe housing clean with a damp cloth (add some sort of mild liquid soap).
Note
To avoid damage to the surface finish, avoid using chlorine bleach, chlorinebased detergents, abrasive substances, ammonia, rags or cleaning agents containing metal particles.
The item is maintenance-free. Repair work is limited to technicians approved or appointed by Heidolph Instruments. Please call your local Heidolph Instruments Dealer or a Heidolph Instruments Field Representative (also refer to page 28)

DISASSEMBLE & STORAGE

Disassamble (refer to page 19, „set-up“)
Turn the item OFF and pull power plug.
To disassamble the item easely, remove all flasks, containers or other appliances in the vicinity of the stirrer.
Open chuck with T-handle and remove stirring tool.
Unlock clamp and remove stirrer head from head clamp.
With 2,5 mm Allen key loosen threaded pin and remove chuck. With the 3 mm Allen key loosen and remove stand rod.
Forward & Store

1. We recommend to store the item and its components in its original box, or a similar container that offers adequate protection against damage in transit. Tape the box securely.
2. Store the item in a dry place.

Caution
Do not jolt or shake the item during transport.

DISPOSAL

For disposal, please comply with your local or national regulations.
Split by metal, plastic, etc.
Packing material to be treated as described above (material split).

TROUBLESHOOTING

1. power switch dim
   – check power supply and power cord

2.  won’t stir:
   – safety installation intervened, refer to display reading (refer to 5 „safety installations“)

3. – interface connection miswired (refer to 4 „interfaces“)

4. speed selector (range II) won’t work:
   – will work at standstill only (refer to 2 „speed setting“)

In case of a malfunction and you cannot correct with above instructions, contact your authorized Heidolph Instruments Dealer.

SPECIFICATIONS

power dissipation (nom. load) RZR 2052 control RZR 2102 control RZR 2102 control Z| P = 140 watts
P = 140 watts
P = 140 watts
power rating, motor, RZR 2051 control| P = 50 watts
power rating. motor, RZR 2522 control RZR 2102 control RZR 2102 control Z| P = 100 watts
P = 100 watts
P = 100 watts
dimensions (in mm) RZR 2051 control| 72 wide: 208 high: 178 deep
dimensions (in mm) RZR 2052 control
RZR 2102 control| 82 wide: 211 high; 178 deep
dimensions (in mm) RZR 2102 control Z| 82 wide: 292 high; 178 deep
weight RZR 2051 control| 2.8 kg
weight RZR 2052 control| 3.7 kg
weight RZR 2102 control| 3.7 kg
weight RZR 2102 control Z| 4.7 kg
operating temperature| 0 -40 •C
storage temperature| – 20 to + 80 °C
relative humidity| 95% (avoid reaching dewpoint)
protection class| IP 40
Torque| refer to graphs below
speed range
RZR 2051 control
RZR 2052 control
RZR 2102 control
RZR 2102 control Z| 50 – 2000 rpm
30 – 1000 rpm
step 1: 12 – 400 rpm step 2: 80 – 2000 rpm step 1: 4 – 108 rpm step 2: 17 – 540 rpm
serial interface| RS 232
analog interface. (OUT). 0 – 10 volts| torque and speed
interface extension (IN) 4 – 20 mA: 0 – 10 volts| speed and speed range (optional)
remote control| ON/OFF (optional)
stirrer coupling RZR 2051 control. RZR 2052 con- trol and RZR 2102 control| 10,5 mm chuck. drive shaft features bore to hold tool shafts of up to 10 mm dia.
stirrer coupling RZR 2102 control Z| 10.5 mm chuck. drive shaft don’t features bore to hold tool shafts.
stirrer attaching system| 13 mm dia. Rod (stand)
motor protector| thermal circuit breaker disconnects motor in an overload situation (permanent cut-off): RESET with ON/OFF key
pilot light…item ON”| power switch (GREEN)
shaft guard| fits shaft guard (optional)
13Cl/TVI suppression| complies with EN 50081
operational mode| 100% continuous
display| 8-digit LCD. 2 tiles. 5.8 mm high characters
measuring range, display| 4 – 2000 rpm /0-700 Ncm
Resolution| 1 rpm /0.1 Ncm

Torque graphs

WARRANTY, LIABILITY & COPYRIGHT

Warranty
Heidolph Instruments guarantees warranty that the present product shall be free from defects in material (except wear parts) and workmanship for 3 years from the date shipped off the manufacturer’s warehouse.
Transit damage is excluded from this warranty.
To obtain such warranty service, contact Heidolph Instruments (Tel.: +49 – 9122 – 9920-68) or your local Heidolph Instruments Dealer. If defects in material or workmanship are found, your item will be repaired or replaced at no charge.
Misuse, abuse, neglect or improper installation are not covered by this warranty guarantee..
Alterations to the present warranty guarantee need Heidolph Instruments’ consent in writing.
Exclusion Clause
Heidolph Instruments cannot be held liable for damage from improper use or misuse. Remedy for consequential damage is excluded.
Copyright
Copyright in pictures and wording of the present Instruction Manual is held by Heidolph Instruments.

QUESTIONS / REPAIR WORK

If any aspect of installation, operation or maintenance remains unanswered in the present Manuaplease contact the following address:
For repair services please call Heidolph Instruments (phone: +49 – 9122 – 9920-68) or your localauthorized Heidolph Instruments Dealer.
Note
You will receive approval for sending your defective item to the following address:
Heidolph Instruments GmbH & Co. KG
Lab Equipment Sales
Walpersdorfer Str. 12
D-91126 Schwabach / Germany
Tel.: +49 – 9122 – 9920-68
Fax: +49 – 9122 – 9920-65
E-Mail: sales@heidolph.de

Note
If you are based in the United States of America, please contact Heidolph US:
Heidolph Instruments LLC
Lab Equipment Sales
2615 River Rd.
Cinnaminson, NJ 08077
Phone: 856-829-6160
Fax: 856-829-7639
E-Mail: heidolph@snip.net
Safety Information
When shipping items for repair that may have been contaminated by hazardous substances, please:

•  advise exact substance
• take proper protective meason to ensure the safety of our receiving and service personnel
• mark the pack IAW Hazardous Materials Act

CE-DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

We herewith declare that the present product complies with the following standards and harmonized documents:
EMC Directive:
EN 50 081-1:1992
EN 61000-3-2:1995+prA14:2000
EN 61000-3-3:1995
EN 61000-4-2:1995
EN 61000-4-3:1996
EN 61000-4-4:1995
EN 61000-4-5:1995
EN 61000-4-6:1996
EN 61000-4-8:1993
EN 61000-4-11:1994
Low-voltage Directive (73/23/EEC):
EN 61010-1
EN 61010-2-051
01-005-002-95-2 21/10/2011
C Heidolph Instruments GmbH & Co. KG
Technical changes reserved. Publication not mandatory.

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