Sensocon S-5000 User manual

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Series S-5000
Installation and Operation
Manual
Pressure Limits: 30 PSI (2.067 bar)
continuous to either pressure connection; 50
PSI (3.455 bar) surge.
Media Compatibility: Air and compatible
non corrosive gasses
Accuracy: +/- 5% full scale at 70°F (21°C)
Temperature Range: 20 to 120°F (-6.7 to
49°C)
Process Connections: barbed connections for
3/16” I.D. tubing
Housing: Glass-filled nylon, polycarbonate
cover.
Mounting: Vertical, consult factory for other
postitions
Weight: 6 oz (170 g)
•Upon receipt please inspect the instrument for the intended application
pressure range.
•Install the instrument in a location free from excessive vibration and where
the ambient temperature will be between 20°F and 120°F (-6.7°C to 49°C)
•All standard S-5000 gauges are calibrated in the vertical position. To
maintain the specified accuracy, the gauge must be mounted in the vertical
position.
1. Specifications
2. Installation
Bulletin 104-0

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Series S-5000
Installation and Operation
Manual
Surface Mounting
Drill two 5/32” (3.97 mm) holes on a
horizontal line, 2 1/3” (59.26 mm)
apart for mounting screws. Drill two
7/16” (11.11 mm) holes 1 1/32”
(26.19 mm) apart on a vertical line
for pressure connections. Install
mounting studs in back of the gauge,
insert through holes in the panel, and
secure with hex nuts provided.
Flush or Panel Mounting
Cut an opening in the panel 2 5/8” in
diameter. Install the mounting studs
in the back of the gauge, insert the
gauge in the panel, and place the
bracket over the studs. Use the nuts
provided on the mounting studs to
fasten the gauge in place.
Positive Pressure Measurement: Connect the pressure tubing to the “HI” port
and the “LO” port should be open to atmospheric pressure.
Negative Pressure Measurement: Connect the pressure tubing to the “LO”
port and the “HI” port should be open to atmospheric pressure.
Differential Pressure Measurement: Connect the pressure tubing with the
highest pressure to the “HI” port and connect the pressure tubing with the
lowest pressure to the “LO” port.
If it is necessary to re-zero the gauge, you must first remove the front cover.
This can be done by firmly holding the gauge in one hand and unscrewing the
front cover with the palm of the other hand in a counterclockwise direction.
Use the zero-adjust screw located behind the scale at the location marked
“zero” and adjust the pointer to zero while both the HI and LO pressure ports
are open to atmosphere and the gauge is oriented in the final mounting position.
No special maintenance is required other than keeping the lens and case
exterior clean.
3. Mounting
5. Zero Adjustment
4. Pressure Connections
6. Maintenance