Murphy Mark IV Digital Fault Annunciator Tattletale Installation Diagram

Type
Installation Diagram

Murphy Mark IV Digital Fault Annunciator Tattletale

The Murphy Mark IV Digital Fault Annunciator Tattletale is a device designed to monitor and alert users of potential faults or issues within a system. It features:

  • 15 sensor inputs: These inputs can be connected to various sensors to monitor parameters such as temperature, pressure, or flow.
  • Timed start-up: The device allows for timed start-up of connected sensors to ensure proper system initialization.
  • Manual stop: A dedicated sensor input (number 47) can be used to manually stop the system.
  • Overspeed protection: Sensor input number 46 can be connected to an overspeed switch (tachometer) to monitor and protect against excessive speeds.

Murphy Mark IV Digital Fault Annunciator Tattletale

The Murphy Mark IV Digital Fault Annunciator Tattletale is a device designed to monitor and alert users of potential faults or issues within a system. It features:

  • 15 sensor inputs: These inputs can be connected to various sensors to monitor parameters such as temperature, pressure, or flow.
  • Timed start-up: The device allows for timed start-up of connected sensors to ensure proper system initialization.
  • Manual stop: A dedicated sensor input (number 47) can be used to manually stop the system.
  • Overspeed protection: Sensor input number 46 can be connected to an overspeed switch (tachometer) to monitor and protect against excessive speeds.
NO REVISIONS WITHOUT PRIOR CANADIAN
STANDARDS ASSOCIATION AND FACTORY
NC
ENGINE GROUND
FUEL VALVE
SHUTDOWN
K2
K1
12/24 VDC
FIELD
CONNECTIONS
OVERSPEED
TYPICAL NORMALLY
OPEN SENSOR, REF. NOTE 4
TYPICAL WIRING INSTALLATION
FOR USE IN CLASS I, DIV.2,
NOTES:
1. SENSOR INPUTS 1 - 15 ARE TIMED FOR START-UP.
2. SENSOR NUMBER 47 IS MANUAL STOP (INTERNAL).
3. SENSOR NUMBER 46 CONNECTED TO OVERSPEED SWITCH (TACHOMETER).
4. SENSORS ARE NORMALLY OPEN, MECHANICALLY ACTUATED PASSIVE SWITCHES
RETURNED TO GROUND POTENTIAL TO ACTIVATE ANNUNCIATOR.
5. RELAYS ARE ENERGIZED FOR RUN RELAYS ARE DEENERGIZED TO STOP.
TO BE INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE WITH
NEC CODE FOR CLASS I, DIV. 2,
6. NON-INCENDIVE FIELD CIRCUITS VOC = 10.5VDC, ISC = 1.2ma
CA = 21uf, LA = 1000MH.
SENSOR LEAD
MAXIMUM LENGTH 200 FT.
SENSOR SWITCH INPUT TERMINAL STRIPS
ROUTE SENSOR LEADS IN CONDUIT
SEPARATE FRON ALL OTHER WIRING.
MUTUAL APPROVAL
NON-INCENDIVE FIELD WIRING CONNECTIONS
TO PASSIVE SWITCHES FOR USE IN
CLASS I, DIV. 2, GROUP C & D.
47
46
45
43
42
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5
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1
10
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12/24
VDC
S/D
F/V
GRD
WIRING
CUSTOMER
GROUPS C & D, HAZARDOUS LOCATIONS
GROUPS C & D, HAZARDOUS LOCATIONS.
-WARNING-
EXPLOSION HAZARD - DO NOT
REPLACE BATTERY UNLESS
POWER HAS BEEN SWITCHED
OFF OR THE AREA IS KNOWN
TO BE NON-HAZARDOUS
RISQUE D'EXPLOSION - COUPER
OU S'ASSURER QUE L'EMPLACEMENT
EST DESIGNE NON DANGEREUX
AVANT DE REPLACER LE BEURRE
-AVERTISSEMENT-
FRANK W.
MFR.
SOUTHERN DIVISION - ROSENBERG, TEXAS
WIRING INSTALLATION
HC13443 E
MARK IV
MARK IV-12/24
A
ADD & CHANGE CSA & FM NOTES
12-15-92
NONE
.
FINISH
.XX +/-.030
UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE
REV.
CHANGES MADE
DATE
ERNO
BY
CHK
.XXX +/-.010
ANGLES +/-2
125
PRE-
PROD.
PROD.
NAME
DWG. NO.
REV
DATE:
ORIG.ER#
SCALE:
DRWN BY:
CHKD BY:
APPD BY:
MATERIAL
DIMENSIONS ARE IN INCHES - TOLERANCES AS NOTED
B CHANGE CSA NOTE
C
OMIT MANUAL STOP & 47, ADD GND AND NOTE #6
12-13-94 94-H323
PART NO.
USED ON
NON-INCENDIVE FIELD
WIRING CONNECTIONS
FOR CLASS I, DIV. 2,
GROUPS C & D
04-13-93
05-05-93
D
CHANGED GRD TO NC
1-10-95 94-H348
BF
BF
BF
E 11-14-95
95-H193
BF
CHANGED NC TO 47,ADDED GROUP C
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Murphy Mark IV Digital Fault Annunciator Tattletale Installation Diagram

Type
Installation Diagram

Murphy Mark IV Digital Fault Annunciator Tattletale

The Murphy Mark IV Digital Fault Annunciator Tattletale is a device designed to monitor and alert users of potential faults or issues within a system. It features:

  • 15 sensor inputs: These inputs can be connected to various sensors to monitor parameters such as temperature, pressure, or flow.
  • Timed start-up: The device allows for timed start-up of connected sensors to ensure proper system initialization.
  • Manual stop: A dedicated sensor input (number 47) can be used to manually stop the system.
  • Overspeed protection: Sensor input number 46 can be connected to an overspeed switch (tachometer) to monitor and protect against excessive speeds.

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