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Temp, Inc. has available its series 35 Temperature Monitor ,which have been industry standards for the last 28 years, and one of the first products developed by Temp, Inc. In addition, newer microprocessor based units are available in the SMART-2 and SMART-3
with serial communications and software. The low cost, latching Model 15A-2 is available for
single point monitoring.

Series 35 Model and Type

3 Wire RTD

10 Ohm Copper RTD           
Model No: 2076A36H01 with Trip only
                                     
Model No: 2076A36H02 with Alarm & Trip

Model 2188A42H15

Model 2188A42H16

100 Ohm Platinum RTD      
Model No: 2076A36H03 With Trip only
                                        
Model No:  2076A36H04 with Alarm & Trip

Model 2188A42H17

Model 2188A42H18

120 Ohm Nickel RTD          
Model No: 2076A36H05 with Trip only
                                        
Model No: 2076A36H06 with Alarm & Trip

Model 2188A42H19

Model 2188A42H20
 

         Series 35 Temperature Monitor
3 digit LED display - 0-200 degrees C

The Series 35 Temperature Monitor is a solid state device used for the indication and alarm on the  6 RTD's embedded in the 3 phase motor windings (2 ea/phase)  The temperature set points for alarm and shutdown are located on the rear of the instrument.  The  3 digit temperature indicator is mounted on the front panel with a 5 pt. selector switch.  The indicator reads point PT (#1 probe), which is selected as the hottest point.  A  selector switch and pushbutton allow the other 5 points to be read on the meter.  The instrument can be supplied with inputs for 3 wire RTD's or for shorter distance  between monitor and motor.   2 wire RTD connections can be used, thus requiring only 6 wires and one common (7 total) from meter to monitor vs 18 wires for 3 wire  RTD system.

*Note: A 8 point model is available which monitors the 6 winding RTD's
and also the two end bearings

These are our most requested manuals for our Series 35 Temperature Monitors
These require the Adobe Reader to access.

Series 35 6 Point Monitor
Series 35 8 Point Monitor
Series 35 3 Wire Monitor

Instruction Manuals/Series 35 (6 Point)Temp. Monitor.pdf

Instruction Manuals/Series 35 (8 Point) Temp. Monitor.pdf

Instruction Manual/Series 35 (3 Wire) Temp_Monitor.pdf

 SMART-2
Motor Bearing/Winding Temperature Monitor
 

Part No: SMART-2 -101-000-DP4

This instrument is ideal for monitoring and protection of a motor end bearing over-heating problem.  The controller input is from a 100 Ohm platinum RTD sensor located at each of the end bearings.  It has two relay outputs which are used to provide the customer of an over-heating alarm condition and a second adjustable relay which is set at a higher temperature to provide a relay contact for the customer to use to shut down the motor before damage to bearings.  One instrument is required for each of the two card bearings.  Price: $ 195.00 each.

Instruction Manual for SMART-2 Temperature Monitor

 

SMART-2

6 Point - Motor Winding Temperature Monitor

This instrument is available as a 6 point monitor for panel mounting.  All 6 points with alarm/trip functions.  The case size is 9" x 9.75" x 8" HWD with rear mount terminals for customer connection of alarm and trip relay contacts, power and 6 each 3 wire 100 ohm RTD's.  Part No. SMART-2-6A/T.   Price:  $ 1620.00 each.

 

Model 15A-2 Alarm Controller


The Model 15A-2 Alarm Controller Module operates either from a thermocouple RTD,
or other millivolt or milliamp input signal. The output is a 12
amp 120/240 VAC relay SPDT dry contacts. When used with
a thermocouple
, burnout and automatic cold junction
compensation are standard. The alarm unit consists of a temperature stable D.C. amplifier, a driver stage and power supply. The alarm/control point can be set either by means of a dial located on the top of the module or a remote dial w/6ft.Cord. Standard dial ranges are 0-400, 0-1000, 0-2000 degrees F/degrees C.
 

The standard alarm will provide a contact closure when the temperature (or other input)
exceeds that set on the set point dial. The relay contacts (SPDT) are brought out to the
customer connection terminals to be used for operation of a remote control device i.e.
indicator light, annunciator, power relay, power relay coil, shunt trip/breaker, etc.
The standard alarm is furnished with a non-latching mode of operation, but it can
also be furnished as a latching alarm w/reset pushbutton either located on the top of the
unit or at the customer connection strip for remote reset pushbutton operation (N.C. contact).

In the non-latching mode of operation, the output relay contacts will automatically return
to the normal condition when the temperature drops back below the set point temperature.
In the latching mode, the output relay contacts will remain in the alarm condition even when
the operating temperature drops back below the set point temperature and must be reset by
depressing momentarily, the reset pushbutton. The pushbutton is either furnished on the module or is connected to terminals provided on the customer connection strip for a remote pushbutton supplied by the customer.

FEATURES

* Solid State                                                                Price:  $ 195.00
* Low Cost
* Remote or local potentiometer/dial
* w/or w/o LED Indication
* Cold Junction Compensation
* Open T.C. protection
* Thermocouple lead length not critical

SPECIFICATIONS

# Input - thermocouple (specify type and range)
# Optional - RTD, 4-20 ma millivolts DC voltage
# Output - SPDT relay 12 amps 250 VAC
# Latching or non-latching operation w/local or remote pushbutton

Customer Connections

1. Connect 120 VAC 50, 60 Hz AC power to customer terminals labeled HOT-NEXT. (120 VAC)
2. Connect Type K Chrome-Alumel thermocouple to customer terminals labeled
3. Connect the heater load to the Normally Open (N.O.) Relay contact. This is customer connection labeled N.O. and C. relay contacts.

*Note: The N.O. contact is closed below control point wh the process is cold and will open to remove power from the heater when temperature exceed that set on the control temperature dial. The relay contacts are rated at 5 amps 120 VAC.

4. The remote set point dial is shipped with the cable connected to the customer terminal strip W(red), CW(white), and CCW(black)
5. The unit is shipped with a jumper across the remote reset terminals (this jumper must remain for normal controller operation).

The Model 15A-2 single point RTD alarm is designed to monitor Motor Winding Temperature by means of resistance temperature detector (RTD).

The monitor utilizes a 100 ohm at 0 degrees C. RTD sensor in the motor winding or end bearing surface. The RTD is connected to terminals labeled S0 and S2. The terminals labeled P1, P2, and P3 are not used for this application, ( these are used when the alarm set point potentiometer is mounted on a plate for remote mounting by customer ). The set point dial reads 0-200 degrees C. and is set at the temperature desired to protect the motor. When the temperature reaches the set or the dial, the relay will operate and the contacts at terminals C, N.C. and N.O. will transfer, i.e., the contact labeled N.C. will close, when the alarm set point is reached. Also available for 10 ohm and 129 ohm RTD’S.

The Model 15A-2 Thermocouple Alarm is a low cost printed circuit module furnished with dust cover and provisions for either the alarm trip point adjustment on the unit or it can be located remotely with a separate dial and potentiometer. The input can be from any type thermocouple and the output is a 5 amp 120 VAC relay. Thermocouple burnout protection and automatic cold junction are standard features.

The alarm unit consists of a solid state integrated circuit and transformer isolated power supply. The alarm unit will provide contact transfer at the terminals labeled NC, NO, and C. The connection between NC and C will provide a normally closed contact and between NO and C will provide a normally open contact. The dead band between drop-in and drop-out of the relay contacts is approximately 75-100 microvolts.

The 15A-2 alarm can be used either as a non latching ( auto-reset ) type of alarm or a latching type of alarm, which must be reset with a NO pushbutton contact ( momentary contact ) which is connected to terminals labeled RESET ( N.O.). With the latching mode used, the alarm unit will remain in the alarm condition even though the thermocouple temperature drops back below that set on the alarm set point adjustment dial. A jumper must be placed between the reset terminals, if a non latching system is desired.

SMART-3
Temperature Monitor
for
Motor Winding and Bearings

Features:



Price: $295.00

Display - 0.56" H  Red/Green LED's
Input - 100 Ohm 3 Wire RTD
Power - 120/240 VAC optional 12.24VDC
2 Relay outputs - N.O. and N.C. w/adjustable set points
Digital display of alarm set point
Lock-out feature for adjustments
Display probe fault condition
LED indication of alarm condition

 

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The SMART-3 Temperature Monitor is used for monitoring of motor end bearings or motor winding RTD's to alarm and/or shutdown the motor due to over heating.  These are adjustable set points for individual SPDT relay outputs for an alarm function and a second adjustable relay set point for a second higher temperature to shut down the motor to prevent damage.

One instrument is required for each end bearing and one for each of the RTD's embedded in the motor windings.  The actual temperature of the RTD is displayed as well as the alarm temperature set point. 
 

Dimensions: (1/4 DIN) 3 3/4" H x 3 3/4" W x 3 1/8" D
Display: RTD Temperature - Red 0.56" H LED
Alarm Set Point Temperature: Green 0.4" H  LED

Option - 4-20ma transmitter output for remote monitoring of
RTD temperature by PLC or computer



         

 

Instruction Manual for SMART-3 Temperature Monitor

Motor Winding/Bearing Monitor/Alarm
3 Alarm Points
Over Temperature Alarm/Trip Controller
Relay Output
3 Each - 100 Ohm RTD Input
0-200 Deg. C
NEMA Wallmount Enclosure
 


Available for 6 Point or 8 Points

Description Of Operation

The temperature monitor system consists of a SMART-2 Digital
overtemp controller which has a relay output at terminals #4 and #5                                                  
located on the rear of the controller. This contact closes in an
over-temperature condition which applies 120VAC to the 120VAC
coil of the output relay, thus transferring the output relay contacts
to a alarm condition.

If any one of the 3 temperature controllers are in an alarm condition,        
the output relay will be placed in an alarm condition and the alarm light for that particular point will be lit.                                                     

The alarm temperature on the bottom digital display (SV).                      
The desired value is entered on the display by pressing the                                 Part No. SMART-2-3A/T
horizontal ² keypad which will cause the digit to flash that will                              Price: $ 1150.00
be entered by use of up 8and down 9keypads. Press the horizontal                      Note: Can also be supplied
keypad to flash the proper digit to be changed (press SET keypad                                for thermocouple inputs
after numbers have been entered to store in memory)

The temperature of the RTD at the motor is displayed on the upper
digital display (PV) Range 0-200 Degrees C

*NOTE:  This instrument available as a 6 point Motor Winding Monitor for panel mounting.  The case size is 9" x 9" x 9" HWD with rear mount terminals for customer connection of alarm and trip relay contacts, power and 6 each 3 wire RTD's.   Part No. SMART-2-6A/T - Price:  $ 1620.00

Description of Operation
(Ref - Operating Flow Diagram)

Upper Display (PV) Displays the actual temperature as measured by the RTD sensor

Lower Display (SV) Displays the alarm temperature set point (preset at 90 Deg. C)

To observe the trip temperature Set Point (AL1), press the SET key
until upper display shows AL1 and the lower display will then indicate
the trip set point temperature which is preset at 120 Deg. C. Continue
to press the SET key to return to normal PV and SV display.

Customer Connections

 Connect 120VAC power to TS-2 terminal strip located in bottom
of panel and labeled 120V  H and N

Connect external alarm/trip circuit to output relay contacts located
on terminal strip TS-2 and  labeled C, N.C. and N.O.  These are
dry relay contacts rated at 10 amps@120VAC and provide a normally
open or normally closed contact for customer use.

Connect the 100 Ohm platinum RTD's to terminal strip TS-1.
Connect the RTD for #1 point to  terminals labeled #1 and #2. 
Terminal #3 is used for a 3 wire RTD.  If a 2 wire RTD is used,
no connection is required to the 3rd terminal #3, 6, and 9.

           #2 RTD is connected to terminals #4, 5, and 6
           #3 RTD is connected to terminals #7. 8, and 9

 

The Following products are other applications for motor protection

 

Model DM52A Over Current Trip/Relay Output
Digital Display
Programmable Trip Points
High Current Adjustable
Low Current Adjustable
Keypad Programmable

DM52A
Price: $350.00

 
   

3 Phase Voltage Relay protects against Phase Loss
Phase Sequence
High/Low Voltage
Unbalanced Voltage

Features:
 
Digital Display of fault conditions
Digital Display of Phase Voltage
Scan rate: 5 seconds

AEVR
Price: $195.00

 

 

 

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