Installation | Pressure Transmitter
Important: The 8244B Transmitter is a precision instrument that should be handled with care. Physical abuse voids any warranty on the 8244B. There are two optional installation kits available for the 8244B. The kits include all of the tubing, fittings and mounting hardware required to properly install the 8244B to the furnace.
4.81
8244B-FIBER-INSTALL-KIT (for fiber wall furance installation)
31.04
8.79
4.17
22.26
10.09
11.44
3.70
1.08
1.04
8244B-REF-INSTALL-KIT (for refractory walled furnace installation)
39.49
4.81
13.45
8.79
4.17
22.26
10.09
11.47
3.70
1.08
1.04
6.00
B. Tubing
A. Mounting
1. Use 3⁄8 " or larger pipe or tubing and keep runs as shart as possible. Pipe runs over 150 feet may cause signal lag. 2. All lines should be installed with at least one inch per linear foot slope away from the transmitter to avoid condensation build-up in the lines. In all cases, drip legs should be installed to remove water at low points. 3. Electrical wiring to the 8244B Transmitter should enter through the ½ " NPT hole in the side of the enclosure and should conform to all local electrical codes. Access to customer terminal strip is gained by unscrewing the side cover. Wiring should be done with two conductor shielded wire.
Choose a mounting location for the 8244B that conforms to the following: 1. The ambient temperature must be between -40 and 185° for blind model, -40 and 176°F for LCD model. 2. Locate the 8244B away from potential sources of dirt or abuse such as overhead cranes, furnace doors, or un-authorized hands. 3. The 8244B should be mounted on a rigid, vibration-free support. The 8244B can be securely mounted to a 2" pipe with the included bracket. 4. Mount the 8244B so electrical terminals are accessible. 5. Within the above limits, keep the piping runs reasonably short (150') by keeping the 8244B Transmitter as close as possible to the furnace or other pressure source to be connected keeping in mind its ambient temperature limitations.
C. Wiring
The wiring from the transmitter to the electronic controller should be #24 AWG 2 conductor shielded wire, or heavier and should not exceed 5000 ft (1500m). Bulletin 8244B page 4
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