Siemens SITRANS FC720 User manual

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
www.siemens.com/flow
SITRANS FC720/FC740
Coriolis flowmeters
09/2023
Edition
SITRANS F

Table of contents
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Table of contents
1 Introduction ............................................................................................................................................... 7
1.1 Scope of application.......................................................................................................................... 7
1.2 Target group...................................................................................................................................... 7
1.3 Document history .............................................................................................................................. 7
1.4 Product compatibility......................................................................................................................... 7
1.5 Applicable documents....................................................................................................................... 8
1.6 Explanation of safety instructions and symbols ................................................................................ 8
2 Safety.......................................................................................................................................................... 10
2.1 Intended use ..................................................................................................................................... 10
2.2 Technical conditions.......................................................................................................................... 10
2.3 General safety instructions................................................................................................................ 10
3 Warranty..................................................................................................................................................... 13
4 Product specification................................................................................................................................ 14
4.1 Scope of delivery............................................................................................................................... 14
4.2 Identification...................................................................................................................................... 15
4.2.1 Nameplates.......................................................................................................................... 15
4.2.1.1 Sensor.................................................................................................................................. 15
4.2.1.2 Transmitter........................................................................................................................... 16
4.2.2 Order code description......................................................................................................... 17
4.3 Flow meter components.................................................................................................................... 18
5 Transport and storage .............................................................................................................................. 20
5.1 Transport........................................................................................................................................... 20
5.2 Storage.............................................................................................................................................. 21
6 Measuring principle and flow meter design ........................................................................................... 22
6.1 Measuring principle........................................................................................................................... 22
6.2 Flow meter ........................................................................................................................................ 24
7 Application and measuring ranges ......................................................................................................... 27
7.1 Measured quantities.......................................................................................................................... 27
7.2 Measuring range overview................................................................................................................ 27
8 Accuracy .................................................................................................................................................... 29
8.1 Overview ........................................................................................................................................... 29
8.2 Zero point stability of the mass flow.................................................................................................. 29
8.3 Mass flow accuracy........................................................................................................................... 30
8.4 Accuracy of density........................................................................................................................... 31
8.4.1 For liquids ............................................................................................................................ 31
8.4.2 For gases............................................................................................................................. 31
8.5 Accuracy of mass flow and density according to the order code ...................................................... 32
8.5.1 For liquids ............................................................................................................................ 32
8.5.2 For gases............................................................................................................................. 32
8.6 Volume flow accuracy ....................................................................................................................... 33
8.6.1 For liquids ............................................................................................................................ 33
8.6.2 For gases............................................................................................................................. 33

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8.7 Accuracy of temperature................................................................................................................... 33
8.8 Repeatability ..................................................................................................................................... 34
8.9 Calibration conditions........................................................................................................................ 34
8.9.1 Mass flow calibration and density adjustment ..................................................................... 34
8.9.2 Calibration for gases............................................................................................................ 35
8.10 Process conditions............................................................................................................................ 35
8.10.1 Process pressure effect ....................................................................................................... 35
8.10.2 Process fluid temperature effect .......................................................................................... 35
9 Operating conditions ................................................................................................................................ 37
9.1 Process conditions............................................................................................................................ 37
9.1.1 Process fluid temperature range.......................................................................................... 37
9.1.2 Density................................................................................................................................. 37
9.1.3 Pressure............................................................................................................................... 38
9.1.4 Insulation and heat tracing................................................................................................... 41
9.1.5 Secondary containment ....................................................................................................... 42
9.2 Ambient conditions............................................................................................................................ 42
9.2.1 Allowed ambient temperature for sensor ............................................................................. 44
9.2.2 Temperature specification in hazardous areas.................................................................... 46
10 Mechanical specification .......................................................................................................................... 52
10.1 Design............................................................................................................................................... 52
10.2 Material ............................................................................................................................................. 54
10.2.1 Sensor.................................................................................................................................. 54
10.2.2 Transmitter........................................................................................................................... 54
10.2.3 Nameplates.......................................................................................................................... 55
10.2.4 Heat tracing.......................................................................................................................... 55
10.3 Process connections, dimensions and weights of sensor................................................................. 56
10.4 Transmitter dimensions and weights................................................................................................. 71
11 Transmitter................................................................................................................................................. 73
11.1 Electrical interfaces........................................................................................................................... 74
11.1.1 Analog inputs and outputs ................................................................................................... 74
11.1.1.1 Analog outputs..................................................................................................................... 74
11.1.1.2 Analog inputs ....................................................................................................................... 76
11.1.1.3 Analog output specification.................................................................................................. 77
11.1.2 Digital inputs and outputs .................................................................................................... 77
11.1.2.1 Digital outputs ...................................................................................................................... 77
11.1.2.2 Digital inputs ........................................................................................................................ 81
11.1.3 HART ................................................................................................................................... 81
11.1.4 Modbus ................................................................................................................................ 83
11.1.5 PROFIBUS PA..................................................................................................................... 83
11.2 Power supply..................................................................................................................................... 85
11.3 Cable specifications .......................................................................................................................... 85
12 Installation ................................................................................................................................................. 86
12.1 Location and position of installation .................................................................................................. 86
12.1.1 Sensor installation position .................................................................................................. 86
12.2 Installation instructions...................................................................................................................... 87
12.2.1 Installation dimensions ........................................................................................................ 87

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12.2.2 Installation site ..................................................................................................................... 87
12.2.3 Instructions........................................................................................................................... 88
12.2.4 Sanitary installation.............................................................................................................. 89
12.3 Unpacking ......................................................................................................................................... 90
12.4 Sensor installation............................................................................................................................. 90
12.4.1 General installation rules ..................................................................................................... 90
12.4.1.1 Avoiding creation of noise.................................................................................................... 91
12.4.2 Installation in pipe ................................................................................................................ 92
12.4.3 Installation recommendation for viscosity function .............................................................. 94
12.5 Insulation and heat tracing................................................................................................................ 95
12.5.1 Heat tracing.......................................................................................................................... 95
12.5.2 Customer-supplied insulation .............................................................................................. 96
12.6 Transmitter installation...................................................................................................................... 96
12.6.1 Rotating and replacing the display....................................................................................... 96
12.6.2 Rotating transmitter housing (compact type) ....................................................................... 99
12.6.3 Rotating the terminal box (remote type) .............................................................................. 101
12.6.4 Installing transmitter on pipe (remote type) ......................................................................... 102
12.7 Installation check list ......................................................................................................................... 104
13 Wiring ......................................................................................................................................................... 105
13.1 General wiring rules .......................................................................................................................... 105
13.2 Grounding connections ..................................................................................................................... 106
13.3 Connecting cable installation ............................................................................................................ 107
13.3.1 Connection terminals ........................................................................................................... 108
13.3.2 Connecting the connecting cable to sensor......................................................................... 111
13.3.3 Connecting the connecting cable to transmitter................................................................... 112
13.4 Transmitter........................................................................................................................................ 113
13.4.1 HART and Modbus communication ..................................................................................... 113
13.4.1.1 HART communication.......................................................................................................... 113
13.4.1.2 Modbus communication....................................................................................................... 113
13.4.1.3 Output signals...................................................................................................................... 114
13.4.1.4 Input signals......................................................................................................................... 120
13.4.2 PROFIBUS PA connection terminals................................................................................... 122
13.4.3 Assignment of PROFIBUS PA............................................................................................. 122
13.4.4 PROFIBUS PA communication............................................................................................ 123
13.4.4.1 Output signals PROFIBUS PA............................................................................................. 123
13.4.5 Power supply ....................................................................................................................... 124
13.4.6 Connecting power supply and external devices .................................................................. 124
13.5 Wiring check list ................................................................................................................................ 127
14 Commissioning ......................................................................................................................................... 129
15 System configuration and operation....................................................................................................... 130
15.1 Operating options.............................................................................................................................. 130
15.2 Display .............................................................................................................................................. 130
15.3 Default settings ................................................................................................................................. 133
15.3.1 Setting display language...................................................................................................... 133
15.3.2 Setting date.......................................................................................................................... 134
15.3.3 Setting time.......................................................................................................................... 134
15.3.4 Setting zero point................................................................................................................. 134

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15.3.5 Performing autozero ............................................................................................................ 135
15.4 Advanced settings............................................................................................................................. 135
15.4.1 Setting hardware write-protection ........................................................................................ 135
15.4.2 Modbus hardware setting .................................................................................................... 137
15.4.3 PROFIBUS PA hardware setting ......................................................................................... 139
15.4.3.1 Access to Hardware DIP switches....................................................................................... 139
15.4.3.2 Setting hardware write-protection ........................................................................................ 141
15.4.3.3 Setting the bus address ....................................................................................................... 142
16 Troubleshooting ........................................................................................................................................ 143
16.1 Malfunction of operation.................................................................................................................... 143
16.2 Zero point unstable ........................................................................................................................... 144
16.3 Display deviating............................................................................................................................... 144
17 Maintenance and repair ............................................................................................................................ 147
17.1 Exterior cleaning ............................................................................................................................... 148
17.2 Recalibration and calibration service ................................................................................................ 148
17.3 Impairment of the display.................................................................................................................. 148
17.4 List of replacement parts................................................................................................................... 148
17.5 Ordering of spare parts ..................................................................................................................... 148
18 Sensor replacement .................................................................................................................................. 150
18.1 Dismantling of the defective sensor .................................................................................................. 150
18.1.1 Connecting interfaces .......................................................................................................... 150
18.1.2 Disconnect remote type sensor ........................................................................................... 151
18.1.3 Disconnect compact type sensor......................................................................................... 152
18.1.4 Remove defective sensor .................................................................................................... 153
18.2 Installation of the Spare sensor......................................................................................................... 153
18.3 Parameter setting.............................................................................................................................. 153
18.3.1 Relevant settings and parameter storage............................................................................ 153
18.3.2 Parameter setting procedure ............................................................................................... 154
18.4 Wiring................................................................................................................................................ 154
18.5 Commissioning.................................................................................................................................. 154
19 Transmitter replacement .......................................................................................................................... 155
19.1 Dismantling of the defective transmitter............................................................................................ 155
19.1.1 Connecting interfaces .......................................................................................................... 155
19.1.2 Disconnect remote type transmitter ..................................................................................... 156
19.1.3 Remove defective transmitter .............................................................................................. 157
19.1.4 Disconnect compact type transmitter................................................................................... 157
19.1.5 Remove microSD card (transmitter with display only) ......................................................... 159
19.2 Installation of the Spare transmitter .................................................................................................. 160
19.3 Parameter setting.............................................................................................................................. 160
19.3.1 Relevant settings and parameter storage............................................................................ 160
19.3.2 Setting methods................................................................................................................... 160
19.3.3 Set up process variable units............................................................................................... 161
19.3.4 Set up sensor relevant and sensor specific parameters...................................................... 162
19.3.5 Set up customer specific parameters .................................................................................. 163
19.3.6 Set up system related parameters....................................................................................... 164
19.4 Wiring................................................................................................................................................ 164

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19.5 Commissioning.................................................................................................................................. 164
20 Advanced functions .................................................................................................................................. 165
20.1 Overview ........................................................................................................................................... 165
20.2 Concentration and petroleum measurement..................................................................................... 166
20.3 Batching function............................................................................................................................... 167
20.4 Viscosity function .............................................................................................................................. 168
20.5 Tube Health Check ........................................................................................................................... 169
20.6 Measurement of heat quantity........................................................................................................... 169
21 Approvals and declarations of conformity ............................................................................................. 171
21.1 Legal equipment standards and norms............................................................................................. 171
21.2 Application and industry related standards ....................................................................................... 172
21.3 Communication interface standards.................................................................................................. 173
21.4 Other standards and guidelines ........................................................................................................ 173
21.5 Hazardous area................................................................................................................................. 173
22 Dismantling and disposal......................................................................................................................... 176
22.1 Decontamination and return shipment .............................................................................................. 176
22.2 Disposal ............................................................................................................................................ 176
23 Specifications ............................................................................................................................................ 177
23.1 Lifetime definition .............................................................................................................................. 177
24 Product documentation and support ...................................................................................................... 178
24.1 A.1 Product documentation............................................................................................................... 178
24.2 A.2 Technical support ....................................................................................................................... 178

Scope of application
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1 Introduction
1.1 Scope of application
These instructions apply to the following Siemens SITRANS FC products:
▪ SITRANS FC1x0
▪ SITRANS FC6x0
▪ SITRANS FC7x0
▪ SITRANS FC5x0
▪ SITRANS FC Spare transmitter and Spare sensor.
1.2 Target group
The following persons are the target group of this manual:
▪ Technicians
▪ Engineers
This manual along with its applicable documents enables the target group to complete
the following steps:
▪ Installation
▪ Commissioning
▪ Configuration (parametrization)
▪ Integration of the flow meter into a process control system
▪ Troubleshooting
▪ Maintenance and repair
▪ Replacement (sensor and transmitter)
▪ Dismantling and disposal
1.3 Document history
The following table shows major changes in the documentation compared to the previous
edition.
Edition Remark
09/2023 First edition
1.4 Product compatibility
The following table describes compatibility between manual edition, device revision,
software and firmware revision.
Manual
edition
Remarks Hardware
revision
Main software
revision
Sensor
software
revision
Indicator
software
revision
09/2023 Initial release S1.01 or later R4.01.01 or
later R1.01.04 or later
R4.01.01 or
later
R4.01.02 or
later

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1.5 Applicable documents
The following documents supplement this manual:
▪ Explosion Proof Type Reference Manual
– ATEX A5E52487402
– IECEx A5E52595170
– FM/CSA A5E52487431
– NEPSI A5E52595174
– Korea Ex A5E52778071
▪ Function Manual
– HART A5E52748515
– Profibus PA A5E52748624
– Modbus A5E52748619
All relevant manuals can be downloaded from: http://www.siemens.com/
flowdocumentation.
1.6 Explanation of safety instructions and symbols
Signal words Warning notices are intended to alert users to potential hazards when working with the
flow meter. There are four hazard levels that can be identified by the signal word:
Signal word Meaning
DANGER Identifies a high-risk hazard resulting in death or severe injury
unless avoided.
WARNING Identifies a fluid-risk hazard that may lead to death or severe
injury unless avoided.
CAUTION Identifies a low-risk hazard that may lead to minor or moderate
injury unless avoided.
NOTICE Identifies a hazard resulting in property damage.
Explanation of
symbols Symbols in this
document
Meaning
Indicates a hazard, documentations must be consulted.
Indicates important information.
Symbols on the
nameplates
Meaning
Warning that requires reading the documentation
RCM marking
CE marking
ATEX explosion protection marking
, EAC and EAC Ex marking
, Korean (KC and KCs) marking

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Symbols on the
nameplates
Meaning
FM/CSA marking
NEPSI marking
INMETRO marking
DNV GL type approval marking
3-A Sanitary approval marking
China RoHS marking
Taiwan Safety (TS) marking
Russia Pattern approval marking
Belarus Pattern approval marking

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2 Safety
2.1 Intended use
The flow meter described in this Operating Instructions is intended to measure mass flow
of fluids and gases while simultaneously also capturing their density and temperature.
These values form the basis for calculating additional measured quantities, such as
volume flow and concentration of fluids.
The flow meter uses the Coriolis principle and can be used in process automation for a
wide range of flow rate measurements. It allows for measuring various fluids, e.g.:
▪ Oils, grease
▪ Gases, liquid gases
▪ Acids, solutions, solvents
▪ Emulsions and suspensions
Use of the flow meter is limited primarily by the necessary homogeneity of the fluid and
chemical resistance of the wetted parts. Details can be obtained from the responsible
Siemens sales organization. Operational safety cannot be ensured in the event of any
improper or not intended use. Siemens is not liable for damage arising from such use.
The flow meter described in this Operating Instructions is a class A device according to
EN 61326-1 and may only be used in an industrial environment.
2.2 Technical conditions
At normal conditions, the flow meter does not release any poisonous gases or
substances.
If the flow meter is operated in faulty conditions, its safety and function may be impaired.
For this reason, the following must be observed:
▶Operate the flow meter only when in good working order.
▶If its operational performance changes unexpectedly, check flow meter for faults.
▶Do not undertake unauthorized conversions or modifications on the flow meter.
▶Eliminate faults immediately.
▶Use only original spare parts.
2.3 General safety instructions
DANGER Use of fluids that are a health hazard may result in caustic burns or
poisoning
▶When removing the flow meter, avoid touching the fluid and breathing gas residues
left in the sensor.
▶Wear protective clothing and a breathing mask.

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DANGER Use of unproper materials through the customer may result in heavy
corrosion and/or erosion
▶The medium temperature / pressure ranges are calculated and approved without
corrosion or erosion.
▶The customer is fully responsible to select proper materials to withstand his corrosive
or erosive conditions.
▶In case of heavy corrosion and/or erosion the instrument may not withstand the
pressure and an incident may happen with human and / or environmental harm.
▶Siemens will not take any liability regarding damage caused by corrosion / erosion.
▶If corrosion / erosion may happen, the user has to check periodically if the necessary
wall thickness is still in place.
DANGER Improper installation in hazardous area
The following basic safety instructions must be observed when handling the flow meter:
▶When using the flow meter in areas at risk of explosion, compliance with the
Explosion Proof Type Manual is mandatory.
WARNING High fluid temperatures may result in hot surfaces and therefore a risk of
burns
▶Apply thermal insulation to sensor.
▶Attach warning labels to the sensor.
▶Wear protective gloves.
WARNING Risk of injury from electrical shock due to inadequate clothing
▶Wear protective clothing as required by regulations.
WARNING Risk of injury from electrical shock at the transmitter
▶Avoid handling the transmitter with wet hands.
▶Wear protective gloves.
The following basic safety instructions must be observed when handling the flow meter:
▶Carefully read the Reference Manual prior to operating the flow meter.
▶Only qualified specialist personnel must be charged with the tasks described in this
Operating Instructions.
▶Ensure that personnel complies with locally applicable regulations and rules for
working safely.
▶Do not remove or cover safety markings and nameplates from flow meter.
▶Replace soiled or damaged safety markings on the flow meter. For replacing please
contact the Siemens Service Center.
▶If SITRANS FC is used to measure safety-related quantities, ensure that the
transmitter does not display any error messages and, if applicable, the Total Health
Check function is performed at regular intervals.
▶Avoid erosion and corrosion as they reduce accuracy and resistance to temperature
and pressure. Over time, calibration constants change as a result of erosion and
corrosion, therefore requiring recalibration. Siemens does not assume any guaranty
or liability with respect to corrosion resistance of wetted parts in any specific process.
The user is responsible for selecting the appropriate materials. Siemens provides
support in clearing up the question of corrosion resistance of the materials used
(special fluids but also cleaning agents). Minor changes in temperature, concentration
or pollution degree in the process may result in differences in terms of corrosion

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resistance. In case of corrosion or erosion, the pipes must be checked periodically to
ensure necessary wall thickness. This can be accomplished by using, for example,
the Tube Health Check function.
▶When performing welding tasks on the pipe, it is important not to ground the welding
equipment by way of the flow meter. Soldering and welding work on parts of the flow
meter is prohibited.
▶Continuous temperature fluctuations in excess of 100 °C may result in tube failure
due to material fatigue and therefore must be avoided.
▶The operator is responsible for ensuring that design limits (pressure, temperature) are
not exceeded in the event unstable fluids decay.
▶External influences may result in failure of threaded connections. The operator is
responsible for providing suitable protective measures.
▶Compression and shock waves in pipes can cause damage to the sensor. For this
reason it is important to avoid exceeding the design limits (pressure, temperature).
▶Fires may result in increased process pressure (caused by temperature-related
volume changes) and failure of gaskets. The operator is responsible for taking
suitable measures to prevent fire-related damage.
▶Manufacturing methods and technologies have been successfully field-tested for
decades. Erosion and/or corrosion are not taken into account.
▶Removal of material from the flow meter with power tools such as drills or saws is not
permitted.
▶Any repair, modification, replacement or installation of replacement parts is permitted
only if it's complying with this Operating Instructions. Other work must be first
authorized by Siemens. Siemens does not assume liability for damage caused by
unauthorized work on the flow meter or by improper use.

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3 Warranty
Please contact the Siemens sales organization if the device needs to be
repaired.
The warranty terms for this device are described in the quotation.
If a defect for which Siemens is responsible occurs in the device during the warranty
period, Siemens will repair that defect at its own cost.
If you believe that the device is defective, please contact us and provide a detailed
description of the problem. Please also tell us how long the defect has already occurred
and list the order code and serial number. Additional information, such as drawings,
simplifies the identification of the cause and repair of the defect.
Based on our test results, we determine whether the device can be repaired at Siemens’
expense or at the expense of the customer. If, for example, the Siemens calibration
device for the water flow rate confirms a deviation of the output signal from the stated
flow rate accuracy of the device, the device is deemed defective.
The warranty does not apply in the following cases:
▪ If the adhesion, blockage, deposit, abrasion or corrosion is the result of the device’s
actual use.
▪ If the device is mechanically damaged through solids in the fluid, hydraulic shock, or
similar influences.
▪ If the instructions in the corresponding Operating Instructions or Reference Manual
that must be met have not been followed.
▪ In case of problems, errors or damage that result from unprofessional installation by
the customer, for example due to insufficient tightness of the pipe fittings.
▪ In case of problems, errors or damage that result from operation, handling or storage
in rough ambient conditions that are beyond the specifications of the device.
▪ In case of problems, errors or damage that result from unprofessional or insufficient
maintenance by the customer, for example, if water or foreign particles enter the
device due to opening the device cover.
▪ In case of problems, errors or damage that result from use or from performing
maintenance work on the device in a location other than the installation location
specified by Siemens.
▪ In case of problems, errors or damage that result from modification or repair work that
was not performed by Siemens or by a person authorized by Siemens.
▪ In case of problems, errors or damage that result from unprofessional installation, if
the location of the device has been changed.
▪ In case of problems, errors or damage that result from external factors, such as other
devices that are connected to this device.
▪ In case of problems, errors or damage that result from catastrophic external
influences, such as fire, earthquake, storm, flooding or lightning.

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4 Product specification
4.1 Scope of delivery
The scope of delivery of the flow meter must be checked for completeness using the
following list:
Tab.1: Overview: Scope of delivery of the flow meter
Compac
t type
Remote
type
Spare
sensor
Spare
trans-
mitter
Sensor 1 unit 1 unit 1 unit –
Transmitter 1 unit – 1 unit
Connecting cable –
Length
acc. to
order
code
– –
Operating tool for terminals 2 units 2 units 2 units 2 units
2-inch pipe mounting bracket set
▪ Sheet metal console (bracket)
▪ Mounting bracket (U-bracket)
▪ Fixing materials (2 nuts, 2 washers, 4 Allen
screws)
- 1 set – 1 set
Pipe installation set for sensor
(with device option S30)
▪ Sheet metal console (bracket)
▪ Mounting bracket (U-bracket)
▪ Fixing plate
▪ Fixing materials (14 nuts, 6 washers, 4 bolts,
8 notched washers, 4 rubber buffers)
– 1 set 1 set –
Cable glands are included for a device with
metric cable entries and without Ex approval.
Please note:
▪ No cable glands are included for a device
with cable entries other than metric.
▪ For a device with Ex approval the inclusion
of cable glands may vary. Please refer to the
applicable Explosion Proof Type Manual.
2 units 2 units – 2 units
Cable glands for connecting cable between
sensor and transmitter, metal (pre-installed) – 2 units – –
Termination kit for shortening the connecting
cable (not with option L50 or L70), including
instruction booklet.) – 1 set – –
Document folder with this content:
▪ microSD card (includes the complete
product documentation)
▪ Safety Instructions Manual
▪ Further documents like certificates
(depending on order code)
1 folder 1 folder 1 folder 1 folder

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4.2 Identification
The order code can be used to identify the flow meter along with its specification. The
order code is located on each main nameplate.
4.2.1 Nameplates
The sensor as well as the transmitter each contain a main nameplate and an additional
nameplate that feature different information.
NOTICE For individual applications (e.g. marine applications with option S2x) additional limitations
to those on the nameplate may apply according to the respective applicable regulations.
The language of the nameplates may vary depending on the selected option (e.g.
Chinese language with option W21).
The variants of the nameplates are described below.
4.2.1.1 Sensor
Main nameplate
MODEL:
7ME4474-1BA11-3CB3-Z
A10+B01+E06+F11+L51
SERIAL-No.:
MANUFACTURED:
AMB. TEMP.:
1234567
2023
-40...+60 ޶
MATERIAL:
PS:
TS:
304/14301
150 ޶CBS
PT:
60bar
Made in Germany SIEMENS AG, DE-76181 Karlsruhe
SITRANS FCS700 FLOWMETER
QQQQ
1 Order code
2 Serial number
3 Year of manufacture
4 Ambient temperature range
5 Material wetted parts
6 Flow direction
7 Warning with the request to read the documentation
8 Area for conformity marking
9 Manufacturer's address
10 Notified body for QA supervision
11 Test pressure
12 Maximum allowed process fluid temperature
13 Maximum allowed working pressure at room temperature
Additional sensor
nameplate
i3
4
1
2
35
16.8
144
1 Calibration constants of sensor 3 Warning that requires reading the
documentation
2 Customer-Device location
identification (option Y11) 4 Space for Ex marking (see Explosion Proof Type Manual)

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4.2.1.2 Transmitter
Main nameplate
MODEL:
SERIAL-No.:
MANUFACTURED:
AMB. TEMP.:
1234567
2023
-40...+60 ޶
Made in Germany
DE-76181 Karlsruhe
SUPPLY:
24VAC or 100...240VAC, 50/60Hz
24VDC or 100...120VAC; 10W
SITRANS FCT040 FLOWMETER
7ME4474-1BA11-3CB3-Z
A10+B01+E06+F11+L51
QQQQ
1 Order code
2 Serial number
3 Year of manufacture
4 Power supply range
5 Ambient temperature range
6 Warning with the request to read the documentation
7 Area for conformity marking
8 Notified body for QA supervision
9 Manufacturer's address
Additional
transmitter
nameplate
i3
2
1
1 Customer-Device location identification (option Y11)
2 Space for Ex marking (see Explosion Proof Type Manual)
3 Warning that requires reading the documentation

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Transmitter label
3
1 2
1 Transmitter
2 Transmitter back cover
3 Label
2
3
4
6
7
9
8
10
5
1
1 Spare serial number 6 Hardware revision
2 Serial number 7 Date of Ex works/ Update
3 Main software revision 8 Device Revision / Device Revision
Compatibility
4 Sensor software revision 9 Type of Communication
5 Indicator software revision 10 Supported "IDENT NUMBERS"
(only for PROFIBUS PA)
NOTICE Software revisions are also shown on the Indicator after power on, with the following
designations:
▶"SW_Revision" indicated as "Main"
▶"Sensor_FW" indicated as "Sensor"
▶"HMI_FW" indicated as "Indicator"
4.2.2 Order code description
General
specifications All available properties of the SITRANS FC Coriolis flowmeters are specified by means of
an order code.
The position of the order code relevant to the respective property is depicted and
highlighted in blue.
A complete description of the order code is included in the Operating Instructions of the
corresponding products.
The order code of the SITRANS FC is explained below.
Items 1 through 16 are mandatory entries and must be specified at the time of ordering.

FC7x0
Product specification Flow meter components
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Device options (item -Z) can be selected and specified individually.
7 M E 4 4 x - - -
5 6 8 9 10 11 13 14 15 167 Z12
1 7
2 M
3 E
4 Product group: MASS
5 Sensor
6 Sensor
7 Transmitter variant
8 Sensor type and size
9 Connector size
10 Process connection / Pressure
11 Process connection / Pressure
12 Tube material (wetted), process connection material and maximum operational
temperature
13 Calibration
14 Mounting style, transmitter housing & material
15 Ex approval
16 Local user interface
Z
Axx Cable glands
Bxx Sensor housing material
Exx I/O configuration Ch1
Fxx I/O configuration Ch2, Ch3 & Ch4
4.3 Flow meter components
Compact type
4
5
2
5
1
5
1
3
6
1 Process connections
2 Back cover for inputs and outputs, and power supply
3 Display cover
4 Power supply cable entry
5 Blind plug
6 Inputs/outputs cable entry

Flow meter components
FC7x0
Product specification
A5E52748387-AA, 2023/09 19 / 180
Remote type
4
6
7
7
9
10
3
1
21
3
8
5
1 Process connections
2 Terminal box
3 Cable entry for connecting cable
4 Display cover
5 Sensor connection cover
6 Back cover for inputs and outputs, and power supply
7 Blind plug
8 Inputs/outputs cable entry
9 Power supply cable entry
10 Connecting cable

FC7x0
Transport and storage Transport
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5 Transport and storage
5.1 Transport
The following rules apply when transporting the flow meter:
▶Observe the transport-related instructions on packaging.
▶In order to avoid damage, do not unpack the flow meter until it is at the installation
site.
▶Do not remove protective materials, such as protective stickers or covers from
process connections during transport.
▶Starting at a weight of 15 kg, have at least two persons and/or use suitable tools
(shoulder straps, lifting device, cart) to lift and transport the flow meter.
WARNING Risk of injury from slipping or falling flow meter
▶Ensure that suspension points of the ropes are located above the flow meter's center
of gravity.
▶Use a lifting device meeting local regulations.
▶Attach lifting ropes to process connections.
▶Do not suspend flow meter from transmitter housing, neck of sensor or flange holes.
The lifting ropes must always be attached to the sensor at the process connections
(except for the SITRANS FC1x0). The depictions that are crossed out in the figure below
show impermissible attachment types. This applies to the remote type, the remote type
with long neck and the compact type, independent of the design. If the process
connections are others than flanges, the holding ropes must be secured against slipping,
if necessary (for example, for the SITRANS FC5x0).
Fig.1: Attachment of the transport ropes to the sensor independent of the design (impermissible attachment types are
crossed out)