EMERSON 70 Series IOM TopWorx Go Switch User Manual

EMERSON 70 Series IOM TopWorx Go Switch

Introduction

GO™ Switches operate on the principle of magnetic attraction, reacting to ferrous metal or magnetic targets as they come within the switch’s sensing range. Although switches vary in design according to their intended applications, all GO™ Switches use permanent magnets which, when actuated by the presence of a ferrous or magnetic target, change the state of electrical contacts.

Mounting

• 70 Series GO™ Switches are unaffected by weld fields and RF interference.

• 70 Series GO™ Switches may be mounted adjacent to or surrounded by ferrous metals however the proximity of ferrous metals will affect sensing distance. For the maximum rated sensing distance, avoid mounting near ferrous metals.

• GO™ Switches sense ferrous materials such as mild steel, 400 series, and 17/4stainless steel.

• The sensing and differential of the switch may vary depending on the target travel direction.

• Avoid contact between target and switch. Configure mounting of the switch and/or target so that target passes within the sensing area. The sensing range will vary according to the model number and mass of the target users.

• Target magnets, available through Top- Worx, will increase the sensing range of the switch. Reference sensing ranges in corresponding sections throughout the catalog.

• For optimum performance, provide sufficient mass of the target, and choose the
  appropriate GO™ Switch model to match] the application requirements for operating frequency, type of load, etc.

• Greater target mass and target movement fully into and out of sensing range will] increase contact pressure. This is helpful in low current control applications.

• For heavy or inductive loads, arc suppression devices, or interposing relays are recommended for contact longevity. Contact the factory for specifics.

• Do not use excessive force on external threads when installing. For typical installations: Torque 3/8″ threads to 60lbs-in (7 Nm) max. Torque 5/8″ threads to 35 lbs.-ft. (47 N-m) max. Consult TopWorx technician for special installations.

• Configure mounting so the bracket dissects switch as close to the middle of the body as possible. This eliminates undue stress caused by heavy cables, connectors, etc.

• Two appropriately sized jam nuts are included with the switch. Lock washers are recommended where vibration is present.

Specifications – SPDT

Sensing Distance

• 71 & 72: .040″ (1.02mm) 2,000 PSI
• 73-77, 7L: .100” (2.54mm) 2,000 PSI
• 73-77: .072” (1.83mm) 5,000 PSI
• 73-77: .060” (1.52mm)10,000 PSI

Range with Target Magnet

• Up to .35” (Model 71 & 72 up to .15″)

Differential

• Approx. .020″ (.5mm)

Thread Options

• 71, 72: 3/8-24 UNF; M12 x 1
• 73-76, 7L: 5/8-18 UNF; M18 x 1

Response time: 8 milliseconds

Temperature Rating

• 71-77: -40ºF (-40ºC) to 221ºF (105ºC) Std.*
• 71-77,7G, 7H: HiTemp to 400ºF (204ºC)*
• 7L: -40ºF (-40ºC) to 160ºF (71ºC)*

Reference certificates for variations in temperature rating.

• Contact Material: Palladium silver with Sawtooth surface configuration
• Contacts: Single Pole, Double Throw, Form C

Electrical Ratings: Resistive

71-77

1. 4A @ 120VAC/3A @ 24VDC
2. 2A @ 240 VAC/1.25A @ 48VDC

• 7L: .25A @ 120VAC/24VDC (approx. 5V drop)
• Target Material: Ferrous metal; optional target magnets
• Conduit Outlet: 1/2″ -14NPT. One location
• Enclosure Material: Stainless steel type 303, 316 optional; 7L – 316 stainless steel
• Repeatability: .002″ (0.05mm) Under identical operating conditions.

Specifications – DPDT

• Sensing Distance: .090″ (2.3mm) end sensing (2000 PSI)

• Range with Target Magnet: up to .20” (5mm)

• Differential: Approx. .020″(.5 mm)

• Thread Option: 7G, 7H: 5/8″-18 UNF; M18 x 1

• 7I: 1″-14 UNF

• Response time: 8 milliseconds

• Temperature Rating: -40°F (-40°C) to 221°F (105°C)

• HiTemp option to 400°F (204°C)*

• Reference certificates for variations in temperature rating.

• Contact Material: Palladium silver with Sawtooth surface configuration

• Contacts: Double Pole Double Throw, 2 Form C.

• Electrical Ratings: Resistive 3A @ 120VAC/1A @ 24VDC

• Target Material: Ferrous metal; Optional target magnets

• Enclosure Materials: Stainless Steel type 303, 316 optional

• Conduit Outlet: 1/2”-14 NPT. One location

• Repeatability: .002″ (0.05mm) typical under identical operating conditions

Setting Up A 70 Series GO™ Switch For Optimum Performance

GO™ Switch 70 Series end sensing switches use three permanent magnets and a push-pull plunger to control a set of mechanical contacts. The center magnet simultaneously attracts the primary magnet and repels the bias magnet, pushing the connecting rod and common contact into the normally closed position, closing a contact circuit. When a ferrous or magnetic target enters the sensing area of the switch, it attracts the primary magnet, which pulls the connecting rod and common contact. The normally closed and normally open contacts change state. The sensing distance is the maximum distance between the switch and target when the switch first operates; the trip point. The differential, also known as deadband or hysteresis, is the distance that the target must move from the sensing area in order to allow the switch to reset. To apply the 70 Series GO™ Switch and obtain the least differential, the direction in the target approaches to the switch must be considered. Below are two possible orientations that illustrate the differences in target movement and the effects on switch differential.

The measurements shown are nominal and can vary as much as .030-.050” depending on the material and size of the target used in the application. As you can see, the best scenario for the least differential is to orient the switch and target as shown in Orientation B. However, in this application, the possibility of getting debris between the switch and target must also be considered. When trying to determine the differential of an application, it is directly proportional to the distance the target will travel in the application. For example, a linear valve stroke is 1”. A switch is applied to indicate the closed position of the valve. Using Orientation A, the differential is 0.090 “. The ‘deadband’ is therefore 9% of travel. If the switch were re-oriented, as shown in Orientation B, the deadband would be only 2% of the total valve travel. Remember, there is no exact science to use when applying a GO™ Switch. However, once the switch is set, and the target travels to the same position every time (within .002”), the GO™ Switch will maintain calibration for life. Set it and forget it!

Attachment of Conduit or Cable

Attach conduit or cable correctly.

• When using long runs of conduit or cable, place supports close to the switch to avoid pulling the switch out of position.
• If the switch is mounted on a moving part, be sure the flexible conduit is long enough to allow for movement and positioned to eliminate binding or pulling.
• For installation in hazardous locations, check local electrical codes.
• All conduit connected electrical devices, including GO™ Switches, must be sealed against water ingression through the conduit system. In figure 1, something common has occurred, the conduit system has filled with water. Over a period of time, this may cause the switch to fail prematurely. In figure 2, the termination of the switch has been carefully filled with electronics grade RTV to prevent water regression and to prevent premature switch failure. A drip loop with provision for the water to escape has also been installed.

For hazardous locations install per Electrical Code. Dry contact devices, such as GO™ Switch, may be installed intrinsically safe with a matched barrier. When installed as explosion-proof, lead seal fittings required within 18″ of a switch.

All GO™ Switches are “pure” contact switches, meaning they have no voltage drop when closed, nor do they have any leakage current when open. For multi- unit installation, switches may be wired in series or parallel, as shown below.

Series Wiring

Any number of GO™ Switches may be wired in series, without voltage drop. By contrast, solid-state switches have about two volts drop across the switch when operated. In a 12-volt solid-state system with four switches in series, 8 volts is dropped across the switches. Only 4V is left to operate the load. When using GO™ Switches, 12V is still available to operate the load. (Except 7L – approx. 5V drop)

Parallel Wiring

When solid state switches are placed in parallel, there is about 100 microamps leakage through each switch. If ten solid state switches were wired in parallel, the total leakage current would be 1000 microamps or one milliamp – sufficient current to indicate an “ON” condition to a programmable logic controller (PLC). Any number of GO™ Switches may be wired in parallel,with no current leakage and without drawing operating current. (Except 7L – approx. 5V drop)

GO™ Switch Hook-Up Diagrams

Air and Hydraulic Cylinders

A ferrous cylinder cushion or piston will actuate the switch. To determine the correct thread length, measure the distance from the head cap surface to the cushion and add 1/2″ for the seal nut. Thread seal nut onto the switch. Screw the switch into the cylinder by hand until the switch touches the cushion. Back out 1/4 to 1/2 turn. Tighten seal nut.

Cylinder Applications Switch Sealing Torque Values

Models 71-72

• 3/8″ Diam/12mm

Torque Jam Nuts to

• 15 lbs-in to achieve seal at 2,000 PSI
• 30 lbs-in to achieve seal at 5,000 PSI
• Do not exceed 60lbs.-in (7N-m)

Models 73-76 & 7L

• 5/8″ Diam/18mm

Torque Jam Nuts to

• 15 lbs-ft to achieve seal at 2,000 PSI
• 25 lbs-ft to achieve seal at 5,000 PSI
• Do not exceed 35lbs.-ft (47 N-m)

FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION, SEE BULLETIN S-K037

Wiring Diagrams 70 Series– SPDT

Wiring Diagrams 7G, 7H, 7I– DPDT

Termination DCH

Special Conditions for Safe Use and Possible Misuse

• The overheated or individual conductors must be suitably protected against mechanical damage and terminated within a terminal or junction facility suitable for the conditions of use.
• Three wire/three pin devices are not provided with an external connection facility for the earthing or bonding conductor. It is the user’s responsibility to ensure adequate earth continuity via the mounting arrangements.
• Both contacts of the Double Throw and the separate poles of the Double Pole switch, within one proximity switch, must form part of the same intrinsically safe circuit.
• The proximity switches do not require a connection to earth for safety purposes, but an earth connection is provided which is directly connected to the metallic enclosure. Normally an intrinsically safe circuit may be earthed at one point only. If the earth connection is used, the implications of this must be fully considered in any installation. i.e. by the use of a galvanically isolated interface.
• The switch must be supplied from a Certified Ex ia IIC intrinsically safe source.
• The flying leads must be terminated in a manner suitable for the zone of installation.
• An external ground connection must be protected by an external mounting device and/or cable connections/conduits.
• For the 74 Series switch, temperature and environmental temper-ature are marked T6 / T85 ° C (-20 ° C ≤ Ta ≤ +50 ° C).

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