Pepperl+Fuchs KLD2-PR-Ex1.IEC. User manual

FIELD BUS COMPONENTS
POWER REPEATERS / POWER SUPPLIES
FOR FIELD BUSSES IN ACCORDANCE WITH
IEC 61158-2
PROCESS AUTOMATION
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Table of contents
1 Declaration of conformity ........................................................................3
2 Symbols used in this document .............................................................4
3 Safety ........................................................................................................5
3.1 Intended use ............................................................................................................ 5
3.2 General Safety Instructions ................................................................................... 5
3.3 Safety instructions for power repeaters and power supplies ............................ 5
3.4 Notes on the "Non Incendive“ ignition protection class .................................... 6
4 instrumentFOUNDATION FieldbusIntroduction to intrinsic safety for
field bus systems 8
4.1 The FISCO model ....................................................................................................9
4.2 The Entity model ...................................................................................................10
5 FOUNDATION FieldbusGeneral ............................................................11
5.1 Ranges of application of power repeaters .........................................................11
5.1.1 Dimensioning of a field bus segment in accordance with IEC 61158-2 ..................13
5.2 Ranges of application of power supplies ...........................................................16
6 FOUNDATION FieldbusMechanics of power repeaters ......................19
6.1 Mechanical dimensions and connections ..........................................................19
7 FOUNDATION FieldbusPower supply, connections and operating
components 21
7.1 Redundant power supply ..................................................................................... 22
7.2 Connection of power repeaters to the power rail .............................................. 23
7.3 Segmentation ........................................................................................................ 23
7.4 Connections of power repeaters and power supplies ...................................... 24
7.5 Operating components ........................................................................................ 25
7.5.1 Operating components for power repeater .............................................................25
7.5.2 Operating components for field bus power supply ..................................................26
7.6 Meaning of the LED .............................................................................................. 27
7.6.1 LEDs of the power repeaters ..................................................................................27
7.6.2 LEDs of the power supplies ....................................................................................27
7.7 Grounding ............................................................................................................. 27

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1 Declaration of conformity
Pepperl+Fuchs GmbH offers both power repeaters and power supplies for field bus
systems with physical configuration corresponding to IEC 61158-2.This is used by the
FOUNDATION field bus and PROFIBUS PA, for example. While the power repeaters
switch the data signal and the power supply to the bus segment, the power supply
switches only electrical power to the bus segment. Specific details of this manual ap-
ply to the following products of Pepperl+Fuchs GmbH:
Power repeater:
• KLD2-PR-Ex1.IEC.
• KLD2-PR2-Ex1.IEC.
• KLD2-PR-Ex1.IEC1.
• KLD2-PR2-Ex1.IEC1.
• KLD2-PR-1.IEC.
• KLD2-PR-NI1.IEC.
You will find a comparison of the individual power repeaters on Page 12
Power supplies:
• KLD2-STR-NI1.13.225.IEC.
• KLD2-STR-1.24.400.IEC.
All products have been developed and manufactured taking into account the applica-
ble European standards and directives.
The manufacturer of the product, Pepperl+Fuchs GmbH in D-68301 Mannheim, has
a certified quality assurance program in accordance with ISO 9001.
A corresponding declaration of conformity may be requested from the
manufacturer.
ISO 9001

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2 Symbols used in this document
This symbol indicates a warning about a possible danger.
In the event the warning is ignored, the consequences may range from
personal injury to death or from damage to equipment to destruction.
This symbol warns of a possible fault.
Failure to observe the instructions given in this warning may result in
the device and any facilities or systems connected to it developing a
fault or even failing completely.
This symbol brings important information to your attention.

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3Safety
3.1 Intended use
3.2 General Safety Instructions
3.3 Safety instructions for power repeaters and power supplies
Power repeaters KLD2-PR-Ex1.IEC and KLD2-PR-Ex1.IEC1 are related apparatus
as defined by EN 50020 andmay only be installed outside the area subject to the risk
of explosion.
Power repeaters KLD2-PR2-Ex1.IEC and KLD2-PR2-Ex1.IEC1 are approved for in-
stallation in Zone 2.
The KLD2-PR-NI1.IEC power repeater and KLD2-STR-NI1.13.225.IEC
power supply are approved for installation in Class 1 Division 2.
The intrinsically safe PROFIBUS PA orFOUNDATION Fieldbus cannot be taken into
the area subject to the risk of explosion. The connection of the intrinsically safe bus
is made exclusively with the blue removable connection terminals of power repeaters
KLD2-PR-Ex1.IEC or KLD2-PR-Ex1.IEC1.
Protection of operating personnel and the system is only ensured if the
sub-assembly is used in accordance with the usage for which it is pro-
perly intended.
The device can only be operated by trained professionals in accor-
dance with the available instruction manual.
Any other type of operation than what isdescribed in this manual places
the safety and functionality of the device and systems connected to it in
question.
Only professionals trained in electronics are permitted to connect the
device and to perform maintenance tasks with the power on.
If malfunctions cannot be corrected, the device must be taken out of
operation and protected from being placed back in operation acciden-
tally.
Repairs may only be performed directly at the manufacturer's facility.
No changes and operations made to the device are permitted and will
render any warrantee claim void.
Responsibility for adhering to local safety regulations and directives is
held by the operator.
The K
LD2-PR-NI1.IEC and KLD2-STR-NI1.13.225.IEC are listed in the
"Non incendive“ ignition protection class and may only be used where
FM or CSA authorization is permitted. If this is the case, devices in
Class 1 Division 2 can be used.

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A voltage complying with the requirements of VDE 0100 Part 410, low protective vol-
tages (SELF) is assumed for the interfaces of all products that are treated in this ma-
nual.
3.4 Notes on the "Non Incendive“ ignition protection class
The KLD2-PR-NI1.IEC power repeater and KLD2-STR-NI1.13.225.IEC
power supply are designed according to ignition protection class EEx n L IIC.
The devices are approved for installation in Class 1 Division 2. They have an electro-
nic current limitationation on the field side. Field devices of the bus transmission line
can therefore be connected or disconnected on the field side under voltage, for ex-
ample.
A distinction must be made of 2 cases on the host side for the FOUNDATION Field-
bus:
1. There are no field devices on the transmission line connected between the host
and power repeater
2. Field devices are connected to the transmission line between the host and the po-
wer repeater.
In the first case, no power is supplied through the transmission line. This causes the
maximum electrical power that is available on the bus line to be so low that no special
wiring technique needs to be used for usage in Class 1 Division 2.
For installation and operation of power repeaters with intrinsically safe
interface, be certain to observe the Certificates of Conformity for the
unit as well as applicable setup and installation requirements (DIN EN
50020, DIN VDE 0165) plus the FISCO Model (PTB Report W-53) or
the Entity Model.
The PROFIBUS PA Installation Guidelimitation must be observed for
the installation of the PROFIBUSPA Segment (available from the PRO-
FIBUS user organization).
Please note the FOUNDATION Fieldbus Application Guide 31.25 kbit/s
Intrinsically Safe System (available from the Fieldbus Foundation) for
installing the FOUNDATION Fieldbus.
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In the second case, power feed takes place that must be made available from a de-
vice other than the power repeater. If this power feed device is a device that also is
equipped with an electrical current limitation in accordance with ignition protection
type "Non incendive“ (for example KLD2-STR-NI1.13.225.IEC), no special wiring
techniques are necessary. If the power feed device does not have any such current
limitation (for example KLD2-STR-1.24.400.IEC), the wiring must be adequate to
comply with the requirements of Class 1 Division 2 Installation. In this case, no work
is permitted on the transmission line between the host and power repeater in
Class 1 Division 2 under voltage.

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4 instrumentFOUNDATION FieldbusIntroduction to intrinsic safety for
field bus systems
Pepperl+Fuchs GmbHoffers powerrepeaters withan intrinsicallysafe interface.They
are used if an intrinsically safe bus segment is in operation. The following illustration
shows the topology of an intrinsically safe bus segment of this nature:
Figure 4.1: Topology of an intrinsically safe bus segment
A verification of intrinsic safety must be performed for the intrinsically safe bus seg-
ment.
To make this demonstration as simple as possible, two different models have been
developed, the FISCO model andthe Entity modelof the fieldbus foundation. The two
are distinguished in a number of ways, including the way the cable is considered.
While the FISCO model considers the transmission line as distributed inductance and
capacitance, the basis of this consideration for the Entity model is concentrated induc-
tance and capacitance. The result of this is that lower quantities of power can be
transmitted with the Entity model into the Ex area, and that the number of field device-
sinstrument that can be operated on a power repeater is therefore lower than with the
FISCO model.
These two models will be briefly explained in the following section.
The spur in the example above is determined for each station by the
distance between the T piece and the field deviceor, in the case where
a distributor is located in between in the circuit, by the distance between
the T piece and the distributor plus the distance between the distributor
and the field device
Note the national requirements for explosion protection by intrinsic
safety. Which of the two ways to view the matter is determined here.
Power repeater
intrinsically safe
Not intrinsically
safe
Bus segment Bus segment
Fieldbus
terminator
safe
spur
distributor

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4.1 The FISCO model
The German Federal Physical-Technical Institute (PTB) has developed the FISCO
model which was published in Report PTB-W-53 "Examination on Intrinsic Safety for
Field Bus Systems“.
FISCO stands for Fieldbus Intrinsically Safe COncept. This model is based on the fol-
lowing prerequisites:
1. To transmit power and data, the bus system uses the physical configuration defined
by IEC 61158-2. This is the case for PROFIBUS PA and the H1 bus of the
FOUNDATION FieldbusFOUNDATION Fieldbus.
2. Only one active source is permitted on a bus segment (here the power repeater).
All other components work as passive current sinks.
3. The basic current consumption of a field device is at least 10 mA.
4. You must ensure for each instrument that
Ui> Uoof the power repeater
Ii> Ioof the power repeater
Pi> Poof the power repeater.
5. Each instrument must fulfill the following requirement:
Ci< 5 nF
Li< 10 µH
6. The permissible line length for EEx ia IIC applications is 1000 m.
7. The permissible spur length for Ex applications is 30 m per spur. The definition of
spur on page 8 must be noted in this regard.
8. The transmission line that is used must conform to the following cable parameters:
Resistor coating: 15 Ω/km < R’ < 150 Ω/km
Inductance coating: 0.4 mH/Km < L’ < 1 mH/km
Capacitance coating: 80 nF/km < C’ < 200 nF/km (including the shield)
Taking into account the shield, the capacitance coating is calculated as follows:
C’ = C’conductor/conductor + 0.5 * C’conductor/shield, if the bus lead is potential-free or
C’ = C’conductor/conductor + C’conductor/shield, if the shield is connected to one of the
power repeater´s poles.
9. The bus segment must be terminated on both ends of the line with a terminal bus
resistor. A terminal resistor is integrated into the power repeater so that an external
bus terminator is only required on the other end. According to the FISCO model the
fieldbus terminator must conform to the following limits:
90 Ω< R < 100 Ω
0 µF < C < 2.2 µF
Power repeater KLD2-PR-Ex1.IEC1 and KLD2-PR2-Ex1.IEC1 are approved
according to the FISCO model. For the characteristic Ex values, please refer to the
EC Declaration of Conformity PTB 99 ATEX 2142.
The KLD2-PR2-Ex1.IEC1 may be installed in Zone 2 of an area subject to the risk of
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Power repeaters with an intrinsically safe interface (KLD2-PR-Ex1.IEC1 and KLD2-
PR2-Ex1.IEC1) provide a maximum basic current of 100 mA at a minimal output volta-
ge of 12.8 V. Power can be supplied to as many as 10 field devices from these power
repeaters.
Given the requirement that items 1 through 9 are all fulfilled, there is no need to consi-
der inductance and capacitance.
4.2 The Entity model
The Entity model is based on the observation that the cable represents concentrated
inductance and capacitance. The result is that less electrical power can be transmit-
ted into the area subject to the risk of explosion when compared with the FISCO mo-
del. The values for Power Repeaters KLD2-PR-Ex1.IEC and
KLD2-PR2-Ex1.IEC are 10.6 V and 70 mA. The result of this is that only 6 stations
can be operated on a bus segment.
For the Ex values of the power repeaters, please refer to the EC Declaration of Con-
formity PTB 00 ATEX 2036 or FM Approval Report J.I.3008872.
The points enumerated in Section 4.1 items 1 through 9 apply equally well to the Enti-
ty model, with the exception of Item 5. According to the Entity model the internal in-
ductance of a field device must be less than 20 µH.
If the verification of Intrinsic Safety is made for the FISCO model, it is
sufficient to demonstrate that the values Ui, Iiand Piare greater than or
equal to the values Uo, Ioand Poof the power repeater for each instru-
ment.
FOUNDATION Fieldbus field devices that are approved according
toprofile 111 or112 , must not be connected to power repeaters KLD2-
PR-Ex1.IEC1 and KLD2-PR2-Ex1.IEC1.
Field bus instruments that are certified according to the FISCO model
described in section 4.1, can be operated on the power repeaters that
are certified for the Entity model.

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5 FOUNDATION FieldbusGeneral
5.1 Ranges of application of power repeaters
Power repeaters combine two identical H1 bus segments with each other on the phys-
ical level. Since the PROFIBUS PA and the H1 bus of the FOUNDATION Fieldbus
use the same physical transmission configuration, the power repeaters can also be
used for both systems. They are used to
• be able to increase the line length of the bus segment
• to be able to connect more instruments on a bus segment that a segment coupler/
a bridge can supply power to.
• to implement from a non-intrinsically safe bus segment to an intrinsically safe bus
segment.
The followingillustration shows the possibilities for usage of power repeaters forboth
the PROFIBUS PA and the FOUNDATION Fieldbus:
Figure 5.1: Power repeater on a PROFIBUS PA segment
Figure 5.2: Power repeater on a FOUNDATION Fieldbus H1 segment
Note the definition of stub line length on page 8
PROFIBUS PA non-intrinsically safe
PROFIBUS
PROFIBUS DP
Segment Coupler Fieldbus
cases EEx ia IIC
repeater
Power
PA in some
terminator
FOUNDATION Fieldbus H1 bus FF H1 bus in some
Power
cases EEx ia IIC
H2 bus
Bridge
non-intrinsically safe
repeater
Fieldbus
terminator

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The power repeaters fulfil the following tasks:
• Potential separation between bus segments
• Preparing the data signal bidirectionally.
• Power supply to the bus nodes through the bus line.
• Diagnostics via LEDs.
No configuration is required for power repeaters. From the point of view of the seg-
ment coupler/bridge, they are invisible.
Pepperl+Fuchs GmbH offers different power repeater that can be optimized for cor-
responding ranges of application.
1. KLD2-PR-Ex1.IEC, power repeater with 70 mA power supply current for connecting
to field bus systems in accordance with the FISCO model or for connection to a field
bus system in accordance with the Entity model (for description See section 4).
2. KLD2-PR2-Ex1.IEC, power repeater for installation in Zone 2 with 70 mA power
supply current for connection to field bus systems in accordance with the FISCO
model or for connection to the field bus system in accordance with the Entity model
(for description See section 4).
3. KLD2-PR-Ex1.IEC1, power repeater with 100 mA power supply current for con-
necting to field bus systems in accordance with the FISCO model (for description
See section 4).
4. KLD2-PR2-Ex1.IEC1, power repeater for installation in Zone 2 with 100 mA power
supply current for connection to field bus systems in accordance with the FISCO
model (for description See section 4).
5. KLD2-PR-1.IEC, Power repeater with 400 mA power supply for non-intrinsically
safe field bus systems.
6. KLD2-PR-NI1.IEC, power repeater with 215 mA power supply current for applica-
tions in ignition protection class "Non Incendive“.
The following table shows an overview of the most important characteristic values:
KLD2-PR(2)-
Ex1.IEC KLD2-PR(2)- Ex1.IEC1 KLD2-PR- NI1.IEC KLD2-PR- 1.IEC
Rated operational
voltage on the
host side
9 V ... 32 V 9 V ... 32 V 9 V ... 32 V 9 V ... 32 V
Rated operational
voltage
Field side
10.6 V ... 10.9
V12.8 V ... 13.4 V12.3 V ... 13.1 V24 V ... 26 V
Rated operational
current
on the host side
2 mA 2 mA 2 mA 2 mA
Rated operational
current
Field side
70 mA 100 mA 215 mA 400 mA

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For more information on the topic of explosion protection through intrinsic safety,
please refer to the Pepperl+Fuchs manual on explosion protection Part. No. 21417 or
the video Explosion Protection of Electrical Systems:
5.1.1 Dimensioning of a field bus segment in accordance with IEC61158-2
A power repeater opens a new PROFIBUS PA or H1 bus segment. The following sec-
tion illustrates how a field bus segment of this type should be dimensioned.
The following section assumes that a cable with the following characteristic values is
in use:
The cable parameters that are specified are cable type A of the PROFIBUS PA Com-
Modulation cur-
rent
on field side
+10 mA +10 mA +10 mA +10 mA
max. number of
field bus instru-
mentsa
610 21 32
max. line lengthb1000 m 1000 m 1900 m 1900 m
min. line lengthc519 m 860 m 348 m 852 m
a.The actual number of field devices on a bus segment depends on the actual currentconsumption of the slaves. The specified number of field devices is only reached if
the current consumption for each station is 10 mA.
b.The actual line length depends among otherthingson the cablethat is used and the number and distribution of slaves.
c.For max. output current and cable type A [0.8 mm² (18 AWG)]
If a Power Repeater with an intrinsically safe interface is used, the
requirements of EN 50020 "Explosion Protection through Intrinsic
Safety“ and the PTB report PTB-W-53 (FISCO model) or the Entity
model must be observed.
Power repeater KLD2-PR-Ex1.IEC is certified according to Entity and
FISCO modelThe KLD2-PR-Ex1.IEC1 power repeater is certified
according to the FISCO model field devices that are certified for the
Entity model must not be connected to the KLD2-PR-Ex1.IEC1.
Cable structure twisted wire pair, shielded
Conductor cross-section (nominal) 0.8 mm² (AWG 18)
Loop resistor (direct current) 44 Ω/km
Wave resistance at 31.25 kHz 100 Ω+ 20 %
Wave attenuation at 39 kHz 3 dB/km
Capacitive asymmetry 2 nF/km
Group runtime distortion (7.9 ... 39) kHz 1.7 µs
Covering level of the shield 90%
KLD2-PR(2)-
Ex1.IEC KLD2-PR(2)- Ex1.IEC1 KLD2-PR- NI1.IEC KLD2-PR- 1.IEC

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missioning Manual.
Current calculation
Power is fed to the field bus instrumentsfield bus instruments from the bus. They act
as current sinks. The current consumption of each station from the bus line must be
at least 10 mA for Ex applications. There are no restrictions for non-Ex applications.
Power repeaters always have a current limit. The amount of the current value de-
pends on whether the power repeater is a non Ex power repeater, a power repeater
in accordance with the FISCO model or a power repeater according to theEntity mod-
el. You must ensure that the current consumption of all stations is less than the cur-
rent the segment coupler is capable of providing. The following applies:
Iout_Power_Repeater > ΣIin_field devices
The current consumption of the field devices determines the maximum number of sta-
tions per field bus segment. For example, field devices with a current consumption of
22.8 mA are used, 4 field devices can be connected to one segment for Ex applica-
tions according to the FISCO model.
If the current consumption per field device falls to 10 mA, 10 field devices can be con-
nected.
Dimensioning may be especially critical in the case of 10 field devices, since in the
event of an error (a fault in one of the field bus instrumentsfield bus instruments) it
may happen that this field device receives a higher current that the specified basic
current from the bus line. Under worst case conditions, it may happen that the entire
field bus segment is destroyed by a defective slave.
To avoid this, some field bus devices offer theFault Disconnect Electronic (FDE). This
is an electronic current limitation that limits additional current consumption of a defec-
tive slave in a failure case. This IFDE can also vary between field bus instrumentsfield
bus instruments. For details, see the relevant data sheet. If an error case is included
in the current calculation, the situation described above changes as follows:
Iout_Power_Repeater > IFDE + ΣIin_field devices
This means that when taking into account an error and a current consumption of
10 mA per slave, 9 stations can still be operated on a segment.

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Voltage calculation and line length
The distribution of field devices on the field bus segment can have a negative effect
on the maximum possible line length under certain circumstances. The following ex-
ample is intended to clarify this point:
The case in question is an Ex application. The result of the current calculation is that
a maximum direct current including IFDE of 100 mA is flowing. Cable type A is used,
with a resistor coating of 44 Ω/km.
A requirement for problem-free functioning of a field device is that the input voltage
on the bus linebe at least 9 V. The following therefore applies to the maximum voltage
drop over the lead: ULmax = Uout - 9 V
for example, Uout for the power repeater KLD2-PR-Ex1.IEC1 is at least 12.8 V (12.8
V to 13.4). For the worst case consideration, Uout must be set to 12.8 V. This results
in ULmax of 3.8 V.
Since all field devices are connected to the end of the lead, the maximum line resis-
tance is 38 Ω(UL/imax). This corresponds to a line length of 863 m for a resistor coat-
ing of 44 Ω/km.
Since in practice the field devices are not all connected compactly at the end of the
transmission line, the resulting structure is as follows:
Power
Repeater
RL
RL= Lead resistor of lead segment x
Ix= current consumption of PA field device x
i1i2in
> 9 V
UL
Uout
imax
Power
Repeater
RL1 RL2
RLx = Lead resistor of lead segment x
Ix= current consumption of PA field device x
i1i2in
> 9 VUoff
l1
l2
ln

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Each field device causes a voltage drop on the length segment through which its pow-
er supply current flows. For the first station, this would be:
URL1 = i1*RL1 or URL1 = i1* l1* R’; with R’ = resistor coating of the lead
For the second station, this appears as follows:
URL2 = i2* (RL1 + RL2) or URL2 = i2* l2* R’
In general, the equation for Ex applications is then as follows:
If the condition described above is not fulfilled,
a) the lead has be shortened or
b) a lead with reduced resistance coating has to be used.
If the opposite approach is selected, in other words if you would like to determine
whether the input voltage Uon for a specified application is sufficiently high on the last
station, the following equation must be used as the basis:
5.2 Ranges of application of power supplies
The power supplies are provided to feed non-intrinsically safe H1 field bus segments
or field bus segments with ignition protection type "Non-incendive“. The following il-
lustration shows an example.
When selecting the lead type, make certain that for Ex applications, the
requirements in terms of insulation voltage and single wire insulation of
EN 60079-14 Section 12 and characteristic values are observed
according to the FISCO model or the Entity model.
Please note that the length to be specified represents the length of the
line between the terminals of the power repeater and the respective sta-
tion.
URL = R’ * Σ(ix* lx) < Uout - 9 V
x=1
n!
Uin = Uout - URL = Uout - R’ * Σ(ix* lx) > 9 V
x=1
n!

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Figure 5.3: Use of power supplies on the FOUNDATION Fieldbus
The power supply must always be connected on the physical end of a transmission
line. The maximum distance to the next node depends onthe number of field devices
connected in this bus segment. The following table shows an overview of permissible
stub lines.
Table 2 applies with the prerequisite that exactly one field device is connected to a
spur. If more field devices are connected on a spur, the line lengths must be reduced.
You should also take into consideration that the total length of the field bus system is
calculated as follows:
The field bus power supplies have a field bus terminator that cannot be
turned off. For this reason, the power supply must always be connected
at the beginning or end of a transmission line.
Number of field
devices max. permissible spur length
1 - 12 120 m
13 - 14 90 m
15 - 18 60 m
19 -24 30 m
25 - 32 1 m
The line lengths specified above apply exclusively to non-Ex applica-
tions
Note the definition of spur length on page 8
SPS
FOUNDATION Fieldbus H1 bus
Linking
Power supply
Power repeater
Device

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Total line length = length of the trunk line + total of spurs
The total maximum line length for non-Ex applications is 1900 m.
Pepperl+Fuchs GmbH offers two different power supplies:
1. KLD2-STR-1.24.400.IEC, field bus power supply current with 400 mA current for
non-Ex applications
2. KLD2-STR-NI1.13.225.IEC, field bus power supply with 225 mA supply current in
"Non Incendive“ ignition protection class.
The following table shows an overview of the most important characteristic values:
To determine the exact maximum line length, please refer to the section "Voltage cal-
culation and line length“ on page 15 of this manual. of this manual.
KLD2-STR-1.24.400.IEC KLD2-STR-NI1.13.225.IEC
Rated operational
voltage
Field side
24 V ... 26 V 12.2 V ... 13 V
Rated operational-
field bus instru-
ments current
Field side
400 mA 225 mA
max. number of
field bus instru-
mentsa
a.The actual number of field devices on a bus segment depends on the actual current consumption of the slaves. The specifiednumbe r of field devices is only
reached if the current consumption for each field device is 10 mA.
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max. line lengthb
b.The actual line length depends among other things on the cablethat is used and the number and distribution of slaves.
1900 m 1900 m
min. line lengthc
c.For max. output current and cable type A [0.8 mm² (18 AWG)]
852 m 323 m