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44-608 TK1 Liquid Level Switch

1.3

Mounting

The Model TK1 Liquid Level Switch is available with a
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1

2

" or 2" threaded mounting bushing as well as several

flange mountings.

1.3.1 Threaded Mounting

Apply either Teflon

®

tape or appropriate lubricant to

mounting threads to prevent galling. Engage thread by hand
to avoid damage. Using a pipe wrench, rotate the unit
clockwise until threads are tight in mounting. Ensure that
the N.O. marking on body is upward for normally opened
operation on models with SPST switches. For normally
closed operation, ensure that the N.C. marking is upward.
Models with SPDT or DPDT switches should be mounted
with the N.O. marking upward.

1.3.2 Flanged Mounting

Have proper flange bolting and gasket(s) on hand. Carefully
align the bolt holes of the TK1 flange with those of the
vessel mounting flange. Ensure that the N.O. marking on
body is upward for normally opened operation on models
with SPST switches. For normally closed operation, ensure
that the N.C. marking is upward. Models with SPDT or
DPDT switches should be mounted with the N.O. marking
upward. Ensure that the flange gasket is seated properly.
Install flange bolting.

Caution:

Operation of all buoyancy type level devices should be done
in such a way as to minimize the action of dynamic forces on
the  float  or  displacer  sensing  element.  Good  practice  for
reducing the likelihood of damage to the control is to equal-
ize pressure across the device very slowly.

1.4

Wiring

NOTE: A switch or circuit breaker shall be installed in close proximity to

equipment and within easy reach of operator. It shall be marked
as the disconnecting device for the equipment.

NOTE: For supply connections in installations with ambient tempera-

ture up to +70° C, use wire with a minimum rating of 75° C as
required by the process conditions. Installations with ambient
temperatures up to +80° C require wire with a minimum rating
of 85° C as required by the process conditions. Use a minimum
of 14 AWG wire for power and ground field wires.

1. SPST reed switch: Switch action is determined by the orien-

tation of the TK1. For actuation on rising level, ensure that
the TK1 is positioned so that the N.O. marking is on top.
For actuation on falling level, ensure that the TK1 is posi-
tioned with the N.C. marking on top.
Connect wiring to terminals per the wiring diagram in
Figure 1.
Connect wiring to the flying leads per wiring diagram
in Figure 2 when mounted in N.O. position, and as in
Figure 3 when mounted in N.C. position.

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Figure 1

SPST wiring diagram

terminal housing

Figure 4

SPDT wiring diagram

terminal housing

Figure 2

SPST wiring N.O. position flying leads

to switch

to switch

NO

NC

not used

C

to switch

Red

Green

Red

Figure 3

SPST wiring for N.C. position flying leads

Green

Red

Red

Summary of Contents for TK1

Page 1: ...Side Mounted Liquid Level Float Switch Model TK1 Installation and Operating Manual...

Page 2: ...ve For use in Installation Category II Pollution Degree 2 If equipment is used in a manner not specified by the man ufacturer protection provided by the equipment may be impaired Notice of Trademark C...

Page 3: ...al Number 1 2 Before You Begin Caution During the installation of Model TK1 the float and pivot area must be kept free of metallic particles that might be attracted to the magnet Caution This instrume...

Page 4: ...forces on the float or displacer sensing element Good practice for reducing the likelihood of damage to the control is to equal ize pressure across the device very slowly 1 4 Wiring NOTE A switch or c...

Page 5: ...ged or misplaced obtain a replacement immediately 2 1 2 Inspect Connections Monthly TK1 level switches may sometimes be exposed to excessive heat or moisture Under such conditions insulation on electr...

Page 6: ...e switch is a non magnetic pressure barrier As the liquid level changes the float along with the float magnet moves The magnetic field of the float magnet causes a change of state of the switch making...

Page 7: ...hich may cause binding If binding is present in the float assembly and cannot be cleared by normal cleaning procedures the entire control must be replaced 5 If the complete Model TK1 level switch oper...

Page 8: ...E F G Class III Type 4X IP66 CSA TK1 X0XX BXK Explosion Proof Class I Div 1 Groups C D TK1 X0XX BXC Class II Div 1 Groups E F G Type 4X CE TK1 X0XX XXX Low Voltage Directives Installation Category II...

Page 9: ...C Maximum Process Pressure 1500 psi 103 bar 3 5 2 Electrical Specifications Signal Output Switch closure Type of Contacts SPST SPDT or DPDT Type of Switches Hermetically sealed reed switch Four wire d...

Page 10: ...ith flanged connection and SPST or SPDT switch with flying leads 4 102 Ref 4 5 114 Ref 1 2 NPT Process Opening 3 4 NPT Conduit Opening 4 00 1 75 3 5 6 3 75 3 4 NPT Conduit Opening 1 2 NPT Process Open...

Page 11: ...maximum process pressure 1500 psi TK Side mounted float level switch 3 6 Model Numbers 44 608 TK1 Liquid Level Switch 11 TEChNOlOgy TyPE FlOAT PrOCESS CONNECTION SIZE FlOAT STEM CONNECTION MATErIAl h...

Page 12: ...mate rials returned will be determined on the basis of the appli cability of our warranty No claims for misapplication labor direct or consequential damage will be allowed Return Material Procedure S...

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