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General information

 LTT2 / LTT4 Warning LED Tower with Sounder is a device dedicated to optical and acoustic signalling of the
presence of hazards in the particular industrial installation. 
Device can be installed in Zone 2 (II3G 3D) of gas and dust hazardous areas.
The LLT2 / LTT4 stack light includes two or four light modules with mutually independent configuration and

control (see details in Section 10) furnished with extremely bright LEDs as well as one audial module (siren)
with remotely controlled intensity of produced sound. Owing to such a design the LLT2 / LTT4 unit is a multi-

purpose device since it is suitable for a large number of applications, e.g. to warn about specific events in
various systems for gas detection, to raise alarms under emergency conditions or other safety infringements

in industrial facilities. 

Figure 1: Location and role of the LTT2 in Gas Safety System

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Main features of the device

Two or four light segments, available in 5 different colours. Segment could be 2-coloured – see
Section 10.
Continuous / intermittent (blinking) signalling.
Flash light in red or yellow.
Sounder:
• one level of sound intensity (type PW-091-C-X / PW-089-C-X),
• two level's of sound intensity (PW-091-S-X, PW-091-M-X / PW-089-S-X, PW-089-M-X).
Signalling up to:
• two different alarm levels – LTT2,
• four different alarm levels – LTT4,
with   communicating   the   proper   operational   state   (no   failures)   by   the   green   colour   (in   Gas

Detection& Safety Systems).
Connections and control by on/off signals or by RS-485 (Modbus), Sigma BUS.

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User Manual: POD-037-ENG R06

Summary of Contents for LTT2

Page 1: ...POD 037 ENG R06 User Manual Warning LED Tower with Sounder LTT2 LTT4 Product code PW 091 X PW 089 X...

Page 2: ...Monitoring Detection and Reduction of gas hazards For more details please visit our website www atestgaz pl Atest Gaz A M Pachole sp j ul Spokojna 3 44 109 Gliwice Poland tel 48 32 238 87 94 fax 48 3...

Page 3: ...uarded may need consideration of other requirements during the entire lifetime of the product How to use this manual The following symbols of optical indicators status are used throughout the document...

Page 4: ...ng 21 10 1 LTT2 Warning LED Tower with Sounder 21 10 2 LTT4 Warning LED Tower with Sounder 22 11 Appendices 23 List of Tables Table 1 Optical indicators status notation 3 Table 2 Electric connections...

Page 5: ...M X 12 Figure 6 Device with Modbus interface control PW 091 M X PW 089 M X 12 Figure 7 Installation of the device step 1 15 Figure 8 Installation of the device step 2 15 Figure 9 Installation of the d...

Page 6: ...o warn about specific events in various systems for gas detection to raise alarms under emergency conditions or other safety infringements in industrial facilities Figure 1 Location and role of the LT...

Page 7: ...orse than the device see Table 8 appropriate mounting thread see Table 8 Details see Chapter 9 1 3 1 Replacement of cable gland To replace screw the cable gland remove the gland from device if it is s...

Page 8: ...put interfaces 4 1 Electrical interface Figure 3 Electric connections s 8 23 User Manual POD 037 ENG R06 I II III SA SB EA EB connection diagram for RS485 Sigma Gas or Modbus system A 1 2 3 4 connecti...

Page 9: ...the acoustic signaller Applying the supply voltage to the pin activates the acoustic signalling 3 1 Control and signalling input of the 1 LED segment Applying the supply voltage to the pin activates t...

Page 10: ...ual detector s or the entire monitoring system indication of other specific operation modes calibration heating up etc two operation modes of each light segment solid on continuous or blinking operati...

Page 11: ...al POD 037 ENG R06 8 PK 4 DI 1 32 SmArtGas 4 detectors 8 4 20 mA 8 PK 4 DI SBUS EBUS RS 485 MODBUS ASCII RTU Ethernet MODBUS TCP Profibus NOTE The diagram presents merely an example of the system layo...

Page 12: ...ices 2 The signaller subsystems are turned on according to logic shown on the Figure 6 Figure 6 Device with Modbus interface control PW 091 M X PW 089 M X s 12 23 User Manual POD 037 ENG R06 Buzzer co...

Page 13: ...the original package or another protecting means e g corks is unavailable the conveyed equipment must be secured against shocks vibrations or moisture by means of adequate methods and material at the...

Page 14: ...agnetic interferences 8 2 1 List of tools necessary for installation of the signaller Denomination Tool N1 Allen socket wrench 2 5 mm with a ball tip N2 Open end flat spanner 22 mm Table 7 List of too...

Page 15: ...ct power voltage and control lines to the signaller use the N1 tool to loose four bolts that secure the cover of the cable connector Figure 8 Installation of the device step 2 s 15 23 User Manual POD...

Page 16: ...a hanger The signaller must be installed from the top moving it downwards and the upper part of the hanger must be engaged in the top deck of the device housing Figure 10 Installation of the device s...

Page 17: ...1 M X PW 089 M X For the PW 091 S X PW 089 S X and PW 091 M X PW 089 M X device wiring is recommended by means of shielded twisted cables The wiring diagram is shown on the figure below Figure 12 One...

Page 18: ...Two wires connection 8 3 2 Version PW 091 C X Figure 14 Wiring of the PW 091 C X device s 18 23 User Manual POD 037 ENG R06 2 1 A LTT2 T connector T connector EB EA SB SA T connector LTT2 LTT4 Unconn...

Page 19: ...and slight amount of a mild detergent 8 7 Disposal This symbol on a product or on its packaging indicates that the product must not be disposed of with other household waste Instead it is the user s...

Page 20: ...Deactivated Activated 0 1 V 18 30 V Integrated signalling equipment optical LED lamps Integrated signalling equipment acoustic Level 1 70 dB from 1 m Level 2 90 dB from 1 m Modulation and flash time...

Page 21: ...cable gland X See details in POD 066 ENG Cable glands used in offered devices Table 9 Configuration of PW 091 S X PW 091 M X version 10 1 2 PW 091 C X PW 091 C Segment 1 R Red MR Blinking red G Green...

Page 22: ...r 10 2 1 PW 089 S X PW 089 M X PW 089 Interface S Sigma M Modbus Segment 1 R Red RG Red green G Green B Blue Y Yellow YG Yellow green W White Segment 2 Segment 3 R Red G Green B Blue Y Yellow W White...

Page 23: ...reen MG Blinking green B Blue MB Blinking blue Y Yellow MY Blinking yellow YFY Yellow with flash light MYFY Blinking yellow with flash light W White MW Blinking white Cable gland X See details in POD...

Page 24: ...2010 in relation to Directive 2014 30 EU on the harmonisation of the laws of the Member States relating to electromagnetic compatibility EN 50270 2015 In relation to directive 2011 65 EU on the restri...

Page 25: ...or status flags 40064 N Output signal concentration U16 State_A status of a detector at the specific channel Assignment of the individual bits is listed in the table below Bit Flag Description 0 Colle...

Page 26: ...status 1 6 silent buzzer status 2 7 loud buzzer status Bit value of 1 the DI input is active Bit value of 0 the DI input is inactive flags 1 2 2 LTT4 Address Name Description Type 40065 DO_Status Stat...

Page 27: ...inputs pulse edge controlled Write 1 the previous status of 0 generates a single pulse at the selected input Write 1 the previous status of 1 no action Write 0 the input remains unaltered the previous...

Page 28: ...15 Unused 1 6 2 LTT4 Bit Flag Description 0 Seg_1 Segment 1 1 Seg_2 Segment 2 2 Seg_3 Segment 3 only for LTT4 3 Seg_4 Segment 4 only for LTT4 4 Seg_1_Alt Segment 1 alternative colour 5 Acoustic_L_1 Qu...

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Page 32: ...M Pachole sp j Spokojna 3 44 109 Gliwice tel 48 32 238 87 94 fax 48 32 234 92 71 e mail contact atestgaz pl For more details on our devices and other products and services offered by us visit www ate...

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