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Wiring plan
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Fig. 1: Wiring plan VEGATOR 141
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Sensor circuit (4 ... 20 mA), active input
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Sensor circuit (4 ... 20 mA), passive input
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Relay output
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Fail safe relay (optional)
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Voltage supply
Information:
The connection terminals can be detached towards the front, if
necessary. This can be useful when working in tight spaces or when
exchanging an instrument.
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Connection example, mixed operation active/
passive
With this wiring, one sensor can control several controllers and thus
detect different limit levels. This wiring is not possible for Ex applica-
tions, as the passive input is not available for Ex devices.
Not available with Ex version.
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An example of a circuit using the Vega VEGATOR 141 is a mixed operation active/passive wiring setup. In this configuration, one sensor can control multiple controllers and detect different limit levels. However, this wiring is not possible for Ex applications, as the passive input is not available for Ex devices. The wiring plan includes sensor circuits (4–20 mA) with active and passive inputs, relay outputs, an optional fail-safe relay, and a voltage supply connection.
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