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8200 Current Output Transmitter - Transmit your liquid level to inventory, alarm or relay systems via a analog signal

8200 Current Output Transmitter

The 8200 Current Output Transmitter (COT) is a precision analog transmitter designed to relay level information via field communications to the control room. The 8200 COT provides an increase in current output with a rising level using a 4-20 mA or 10-50 mA signal. It can also be ordered with a reverse "outage" reading output.

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Wiring and Configuration

The 8200 COT is configured after it has been installed onto the tank gauge and wired for operation. The rotary switches on the main PCB are used to configure the transmitter’s baud rate, unit address, etc. While the operator is calibrating the device, the LEDs, situated above the rotary switches, provide an indication that the transmitter matches the manual level reading and has been calibrated correctly.

Input Power

The 48 volts DC required for operation may be supplied by the user or through a 115 or 230 Vac on-board power supply. An optional junction box can be supplied.

Analog Output

Nine (9) different factory calibrated level ranges (fractional or Metric reference dials) are available with a range adjustment of 50 to 100% of the specified range. The current loop variations are carried across a 2-wire local bus to a central receiver or local display. As standard configuration, there is an increase in current output with a rising level (innage), but the transmitter may be configured for a “reverse” (outage) reading output.

Approvals

The unit is certified for installation in a hazardous area to Factory Mutual (FM) or Canadian standards (CSA)

Limit Switches

Two (2) or four (4) SPDT limit switches can be supplied as an option. They have the following ratings:

The optional switches can be selected for normally open or normally closed operation. They are mechanically operated directly from the main drive gearing and can be independently configured to switch at any desired tank level.