READ MANUAL BEFORE COMMENCING WITH INSTALLATION Installation & Operating Instructions P1 RTR - DC Supply Static Grounding System Earth-Rite II RTR for use on 12-24V DC Supplies ® Model: ERII - August 12 The safety of any system incorporating the equipment referred to in this manual is the responsibility of the installer of the system. Any warranty is made void if the equipment is not installed, or used, in accordance with the manufacturers instructions. If the equipment is used in a manner not specified by the manufacturer, the protection provided by the equipment may be impaired. www.newson-gale.com US
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READ MANUALBEFORE COMMENCINGWITH INSTALLATION
Installation & Operating Instructions
P1 RTR - DC Supply
Static Grounding SystemEarth-Rite II RTR
for use on 12-24V DC Supplies
®
Model: ERII - August 12
The safety of any system incorporating the equipment referred to in this manual is the responsibility of the installer of the system.
Any warranty is made void if the equipment is not installed, or used, in accordance with the manufacturers instructions.
If the equipment is used in a manner not specified by the manufacturer, the protection provided by the equipment may be impaired.
www.newson-gale.com
US
Installation
Earth-Rite II RTR P1Static Ground Monitoring System
The installation must comply with the installation requirements of the country of use. e.g. CEC Part I, Appendix F for Canada and ANSI/ISA RP12.6 (installation of intrinsically safe systems for hazardous
(classified) locations) and the National Electrical Code for US. Installation must be in accordance with the manufacturers guidelines.
Wiring methods must be in accordance with the CEC Part I, Section 18 for Canada and NEC, ANSI/NFPA 70, Article 504 for US. For additional information refer to ANSI/ISA RP12.6. Wiring methods must also be in accordance with the NEC, ANSI/NFPA 70, Article 501.
oCable must be rated at a minimum of 100 C o(212 F).
Warning: Keep cover tightly closed when circuits are alive.
Care must be taken to guarantee the separation of non-intrinsically safe and intrinsically safe wiring.
After disconnecting power supply, wait 15 minutes before removing cover.
ALWAYS DISCONNECT SUPPLY CIRCUITS BEFORE OPENING ENCLOSURE
For mounting of the monitoring unit, conduit runs must have sealing fittings connected within 18 inches of the enclosure.
Conduit Seals
Associated Equipment [Exia] for use in:
Ensure that the non Intrinsically Safe wiring, inside the monitoring enclosure cannot come into contact with any Intrinsically Safe wiring or terminals.
Where the conduit enters an enclosure that houses arcing or high-temperature equipment.
The Earth- Rite II Monitoring Unit should be powered from a supply voltage of 12-24V DC.
The system should be connected as per the enclosed installation drawings.
All wiring entering the monitoring unit must do so using an approved method.
The unit should be protected using a 2A Quick Acting Glass Tube Fuse mounted in the distribution board / fuse box.
The monitoring unit should be mounted, with the indicator window facing away from direct sunlight, at a convenient location, visible to the operator.
Note: It is recommended that the transfer or mixing operation is interlocked with the contacts of the Earth-Rite II unit. This will ensure that the operation is stopped if the ground connection is inadvertently lost.
Conformity has been proven to BS EN 61000-6-3 and BS EN 61000-6-2.
Functional Safety
Where the conduit leaves a Division 1 area or passes from a Division 2 hazardous area to a non hazardous location.
Canada/USA:
(A seal must be within 18 inches of the enclosure it isolates.)
In hazardous locations, seals are needed in the following instances:
The ambient operating temperature (TAMB) for this system is o o o o-25 C to +55 C (-13 F to +131 F).
Certification:
Class II, Div. 1, Groups E, F, G;
Canada:
DIP A21 IP66 T70C Class I, Zone 2 (Zone 0), Ex nA[ia] IIC T4
USA: Class I, Zone 2 (Zone 0), AEx nA[ia] IIC T4
T4@ Ta = -25 C to +55 Co o
when installed per Control Dwg. ERII-Q-10165 cCSAus
Class II, Zone 21, AEx tD[iaD] 21 T70C
Class III, Div. 1
Class I, Div. 1, Groups A, B, C, D;
Class I, Div.2, Groups A, B, C, D;
Other Approvals
The Earth-Rite II has been given a SIL (Safety Integrity Level) rating of 2.
Class II, Div.2, Groups E, F, G; Class III, Div. 2
The Earth-Rite II has been tested and shown conformity to European Directive 2004/108/EC, and FCC Part 15 Emissions.
providing intrinsically safe circuits for:
Electromagnetic Compatibility
®
www.newson-gale.comwww.newson-gale.com2 3
The words “Earth” and “Ground” have the same meaning when used within this manual.
The Earth-Rite II system can be powered from a range of supply voltages dependent upon the model. Take care to select the correct terminals to connect the supply wires to.
The system should be connected as per the enclosed installation drawings and instructions.
Earth-Rite II RTR P1 STATIC EARTH MONITORING SYSTEM
The Earth-Rite II RTR system operates using “Tri-Mode” technology which uses the electrical capacitance of the tank truck (road tanker) to ensure the presence of an affective Static Ground Point to which the tank truck is connected. It also monitors that the clamp is connected to a tank truck rather than directly to grounded structures or isolated items of metal. Once permissive, the system continues to monitor the resistive loop circuit from tanker to the Customer’s Ground Bus.
For correct operation the cables connecting the Junction Box to the Monitoring Unit should be no more than 10 ft (3 m) in length. This length is restricted to 3ft (1m) if metal conduit is used.
Maintenance: Periodically check exterior of enclosure for damage or deterioration.
Junction Box
When using flexible/intrinsically safe cable, utilize the Compression Gland for cable entry into the Junction Box – alternatively if using sealed/rigid conduit, take out and discard the cable gland, drill out and fit a suitable ¾” NPT conduit entry fitting.
The monitoring unit should be mounted, with the indicator window facing away from direct sunlight, at a convenient location, visible to the operator.
A - the presence of a tank truck*,
It should be noted that items other than tank truck may cause the system to go permissive if the object displays a capacitance, with respect to ground, which is in the order of that exhibited by a tank truck.
Tri-Mode system (capacitance and resistance monitoring), it is intended for use with tank trucks. It is set to show permissive only when the system detects:
A device known as the RTR Tester is available to allow the Earth-Rite II RTR to switch to permissive, for test purposes, when a tank truck is not present.
Attaching the RTR Grounding Clamp to the tank truck before anything else will ensure correct operation of the system.
IF YOU HAVE ANY QUERIES REGARDING THE ABOVE POINTS THEN PLEASE CONTACT NEWSON GALE, OR THEIR APPROVED DISTRIBUTOR, WITHOUT DELAY.
C - that the connection to the Customer’s Ground Bus is less than 10 Ohms nominal resistance.
The RTR system may be used with the Newson Gale Mode Selector Key Switch. The switch enables the system to be switched from Tri-Mode operation to Single-Mode operation.
* The circuit measures the capacitance of the tank truck with respect to ground. The tank truck must be isolated from ground prior to fitting the grounding clamp in order for the RTR system to measure the value of capacitance between the tank truck and ground. If the value of capacitance is too low the system will not recognise the tank truck.
B - the presence of a connection to Ground, and
Single-Mode operation, resistive only, is intended for use with any conductive metal item such as a drum, mixing vessel, rail tanker etc. It is set to show permissive only when the system detects that the connection to the plant item, and to the Customer’s Ground Bus is less than 10 Ohms nominal resistance. Until this condition is achieved, the system remains non-permissive.
Until these conditions have been met, the system will remain non-permissive.
Installation
Earth-Rite II RTR P1Static Ground Monitoring System
The installation must comply with the installation requirements of the country of use. e.g. CEC Part I, Appendix F for Canada and ANSI/ISA RP12.6 (installation of intrinsically safe systems for hazardous
(classified) locations) and the National Electrical Code for US. Installation must be in accordance with the manufacturers guidelines.
Wiring methods must be in accordance with the CEC Part I, Section 18 for Canada and NEC, ANSI/NFPA 70, Article 504 for US. For additional information refer to ANSI/ISA RP12.6. Wiring methods must also be in accordance with the NEC, ANSI/NFPA 70, Article 501.
oCable must be rated at a minimum of 100 C o(212 F).
Warning: Keep cover tightly closed when circuits are alive.
Care must be taken to guarantee the separation of non-intrinsically safe and intrinsically safe wiring.
After disconnecting power supply, wait 15 minutes before removing cover.
ALWAYS DISCONNECT SUPPLY CIRCUITS BEFORE OPENING ENCLOSURE
For mounting of the monitoring unit, conduit runs must have sealing fittings connected within 18 inches of the enclosure.
Conduit Seals
Associated Equipment [Exia] for use in:
Ensure that the non Intrinsically Safe wiring, inside the monitoring enclosure cannot come into contact with any Intrinsically Safe wiring or terminals.
Where the conduit enters an enclosure that houses arcing or high-temperature equipment.
The Earth- Rite II Monitoring Unit should be powered from a supply voltage of 12-24V DC.
The system should be connected as per the enclosed installation drawings.
All wiring entering the monitoring unit must do so using an approved method.
The unit should be protected using a 2A Quick Acting Glass Tube Fuse mounted in the distribution board / fuse box.
The monitoring unit should be mounted, with the indicator window facing away from direct sunlight, at a convenient location, visible to the operator.
Note: It is recommended that the transfer or mixing operation is interlocked with the contacts of the Earth-Rite II unit. This will ensure that the operation is stopped if the ground connection is inadvertently lost.
Conformity has been proven to BS EN 61000-6-3 and BS EN 61000-6-2.
Functional Safety
Where the conduit leaves a Division 1 area or passes from a Division 2 hazardous area to a non hazardous location.
Canada/USA:
(A seal must be within 18 inches of the enclosure it isolates.)
In hazardous locations, seals are needed in the following instances:
The ambient operating temperature (TAMB) for this system is o o o o-25 C to +55 C (-13 F to +131 F).
Certification:
Class II, Div. 1, Groups E, F, G;
Canada:
DIP A21 IP66 T70C Class I, Zone 2 (Zone 0), Ex nA[ia] IIC T4
USA: Class I, Zone 2 (Zone 0), AEx nA[ia] IIC T4
T4@ Ta = -25 C to +55 Co o
when installed per Control Dwg. ERII-Q-10165 cCSAus
Class II, Zone 21, AEx tD[iaD] 21 T70C
Class III, Div. 1
Class I, Div. 1, Groups A, B, C, D;
Class I, Div.2, Groups A, B, C, D;
Other Approvals
The Earth-Rite II has been given a SIL (Safety Integrity Level) rating of 2.
Class II, Div.2, Groups E, F, G; Class III, Div. 2
The Earth-Rite II has been tested and shown conformity to European Directive 2004/108/EC, and FCC Part 15 Emissions.
providing intrinsically safe circuits for:
Electromagnetic Compatibility
®
www.newson-gale.comwww.newson-gale.com2 3
The words “Earth” and “Ground” have the same meaning when used within this manual.
The Earth-Rite II system can be powered from a range of supply voltages dependent upon the model. Take care to select the correct terminals to connect the supply wires to.
The system should be connected as per the enclosed installation drawings and instructions.
Earth-Rite II RTR P1 STATIC EARTH MONITORING SYSTEM
The Earth-Rite II RTR system operates using “Tri-Mode” technology which uses the electrical capacitance of the tank truck (road tanker) to ensure the presence of an affective Static Ground Point to which the tank truck is connected. It also monitors that the clamp is connected to a tank truck rather than directly to grounded structures or isolated items of metal. Once permissive, the system continues to monitor the resistive loop circuit from tanker to the Customer’s Ground Bus.
For correct operation the cables connecting the Junction Box to the Monitoring Unit should be no more than 10 ft (3 m) in length. This length is restricted to 3ft (1m) if metal conduit is used.
Maintenance: Periodically check exterior of enclosure for damage or deterioration.
Junction Box
When using flexible/intrinsically safe cable, utilize the Compression Gland for cable entry into the Junction Box – alternatively if using sealed/rigid conduit, take out and discard the cable gland, drill out and fit a suitable ¾” NPT conduit entry fitting.
The monitoring unit should be mounted, with the indicator window facing away from direct sunlight, at a convenient location, visible to the operator.
A - the presence of a tank truck*,
It should be noted that items other than tank truck may cause the system to go permissive if the object displays a capacitance, with respect to ground, which is in the order of that exhibited by a tank truck.
Tri-Mode system (capacitance and resistance monitoring), it is intended for use with tank trucks. It is set to show permissive only when the system detects:
A device known as the RTR Tester is available to allow the Earth-Rite II RTR to switch to permissive, for test purposes, when a tank truck is not present.
Attaching the RTR Grounding Clamp to the tank truck before anything else will ensure correct operation of the system.
IF YOU HAVE ANY QUERIES REGARDING THE ABOVE POINTS THEN PLEASE CONTACT NEWSON GALE, OR THEIR APPROVED DISTRIBUTOR, WITHOUT DELAY.
C - that the connection to the Customer’s Ground Bus is less than 10 Ohms nominal resistance.
The RTR system may be used with the Newson Gale Mode Selector Key Switch. The switch enables the system to be switched from Tri-Mode operation to Single-Mode operation.
* The circuit measures the capacitance of the tank truck with respect to ground. The tank truck must be isolated from ground prior to fitting the grounding clamp in order for the RTR system to measure the value of capacitance between the tank truck and ground. If the value of capacitance is too low the system will not recognise the tank truck.
B - the presence of a connection to Ground, and
Single-Mode operation, resistive only, is intended for use with any conductive metal item such as a drum, mixing vessel, rail tanker etc. It is set to show permissive only when the system detects that the connection to the plant item, and to the Customer’s Ground Bus is less than 10 Ohms nominal resistance. Until this condition is achieved, the system remains non-permissive.
Until these conditions have been met, the system will remain non-permissive.
The grounding clamp should be fitted prior to any other operation as per the recommendations of IEC TS 60079-32-1, CLC/TR: 60079-32-1, NFPA 77 and API RP 2003. It is important that the clamp is fitted before hoses are connected to the tank truck and before articulated trailer legs are deployed.
2 Turn OFF the supply to the ERII system.
1 Attach the clamp to the tanker in the same position as it was originally attached.
Important Note
3 Wait 10 seconds.
Advanced Safety Feature
The following procedure will ensure that the system can safely continue to monitor the clamp connection following a Power Outage situation:
The Earth-Rite II RTR has a System Reboot facility in response to Power Outages. This safety feature is designed to maintain high site safety during interlocked transfer operations using hoses. Should the mains supply be lost during the transfer process, the system will become non-permissive and the transfer operation will stop.
4 Turn ON the supply to the ERII system.
The benefits of the System Reboot facility also apply to the situation where the clamp is accidentally removed during the transfer process and the system goes non-permissive. If this happens, the above procedure should be used to allow the transfer operation to continue safely.
The system should become permissive as indicated by the green flashing LEDs.
Troubleshooting at the time of Installation – Earth-Rite II - RTR Tri-Mode System
Symptom: Red and/or Green LEDs are NOT showing
Check that the system is installed in accordance with the supplied manual.
Check that there is power to the monitoring unit, and that it is the correct voltage.
Caution - Ensure all Health & Safety precautions are taken during the above procedures.
Before contacting Newson Gale please check the following points:-
Check that the system is installed in accordance with the supplied manual.
Symptom: System is NOT switching to permissive state even when clamp is fitted to tank truck (RED LED continues to show).
Check that a hose is not connected to the tank truck and that there is no accidental contact between the tank truck and ground with items such as loading arms, ladders, railings, gates etc. Ensure that the trailer (where applicable) does not have support legs deployed.
Check correct operation using the RTR Tester.
Caution - Ensure all Health & Safety precautions are taken during the above procedures.
Check that the grounding clamp is in good condition: that the contacts are level with each other, sharp and not loose.
If the system still does not switch to permissive state when clamp is fitted to road tanker please contact Newson Gale and confirm the following:- Serial number
Check that there are no breaks in the cable conductors.
Company which ordered the system
Any other information
Date of order
Please contact Newson Gale Ltd if you require a translation of this manual.
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Ref D CablesSuggested Cable Specification
Note: Cables (Ref A and Ref B) may be run in the same steel conduit.
Ref C Cables
Ref A CablesCable from ERII Unit to Pump Starter
This cable should be no more than 10ft (3m) in length or 3ft (1m) if metal conduit is used.
Cable from Supply to the ERII Unit 2 conductor, + Electrical Ground Conductor, 18 AWG approved cable, or 2# 18 AWG wires in steel conduit.
2 conductor, + Electrical Ground Conductor, 18 AWG approved cable, or 2# 18 AWG wires in steel conduit.
Ref B Cables
Cable from ERII Monitoring Unit to ERII Junction Box2 conductor 18 AWG approved cable with blue sheath or identifier (IS Circuit), or 2# 18 AWG wires in a single conduit with I.S. identifier (IS Circuit).
(Recommended sheath color: Orange),
The Ground Bus Cables should be terminated on the same Ground Bus at a distance of about 12 inches apart.
NOTES:
or 2# 12 AWG wires in a single steel conduit.
Unprotected cables must be secured close to the enclosure in order to prevent them being accidentally pulled out.
2# 12 AWG Single conductor Insulated Sheathed Wires terminated at the Ground Bus
IF YOU ARE IN ANY DOUBT REGARDING THE INSTALLATION THEN PLEASE CONTACT NEWSON GALE, OR THEIR APPROVED DISTRIBUTOR, WITHOUT DELAY.
When using flexible/intrinsically safe cable, utilize the Compression Gland for cable entry into the Junction Box – alternatively if using sealed/rigid conduit, take out and discard the cable gland, drill out and fit a suitable ¾” NPT conduit entry fitting.
The GROUND BUS Cables
Manufacturer Part Number Specification Certification Status
RedaptRedapt
Thomas & BettsThomas & Betts
371
ADU100429ADU100430370
M20 Male to ½ NPT Female
½ NPTM20 Male to ¾ NPT Female
¾ NPT CSA Certified & UL Recognized
CSA Certified & IECEx Certified
CSA Certified & UL Recognized
CSA Certified & IECEx Certified
Approved Conduit Adaptors for use with the P1 Monitoring UnitNote: All Conduits Must Be Bonded Together
The grounding clamp should be fitted prior to any other operation as per the recommendations of IEC TS 60079-32-1, CLC/TR: 60079-32-1, NFPA 77 and API RP 2003. It is important that the clamp is fitted before hoses are connected to the tank truck and before articulated trailer legs are deployed.
2 Turn OFF the supply to the ERII system.
1 Attach the clamp to the tanker in the same position as it was originally attached.
Important Note
3 Wait 10 seconds.
Advanced Safety Feature
The following procedure will ensure that the system can safely continue to monitor the clamp connection following a Power Outage situation:
The Earth-Rite II RTR has a System Reboot facility in response to Power Outages. This safety feature is designed to maintain high site safety during interlocked transfer operations using hoses. Should the mains supply be lost during the transfer process, the system will become non-permissive and the transfer operation will stop.
4 Turn ON the supply to the ERII system.
The benefits of the System Reboot facility also apply to the situation where the clamp is accidentally removed during the transfer process and the system goes non-permissive. If this happens, the above procedure should be used to allow the transfer operation to continue safely.
The system should become permissive as indicated by the green flashing LEDs.
Troubleshooting at the time of Installation – Earth-Rite II - RTR Tri-Mode System
Symptom: Red and/or Green LEDs are NOT showing
Check that the system is installed in accordance with the supplied manual.
Check that there is power to the monitoring unit, and that it is the correct voltage.
Caution - Ensure all Health & Safety precautions are taken during the above procedures.
Before contacting Newson Gale please check the following points:-
Check that the system is installed in accordance with the supplied manual.
Symptom: System is NOT switching to permissive state even when clamp is fitted to tank truck (RED LED continues to show).
Check that a hose is not connected to the tank truck and that there is no accidental contact between the tank truck and ground with items such as loading arms, ladders, railings, gates etc. Ensure that the trailer (where applicable) does not have support legs deployed.
Check correct operation using the RTR Tester.
Caution - Ensure all Health & Safety precautions are taken during the above procedures.
Check that the grounding clamp is in good condition: that the contacts are level with each other, sharp and not loose.
If the system still does not switch to permissive state when clamp is fitted to road tanker please contact Newson Gale and confirm the following:- Serial number
Check that there are no breaks in the cable conductors.
Company which ordered the system
Any other information
Date of order
Please contact Newson Gale Ltd if you require a translation of this manual.
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Ref D CablesSuggested Cable Specification
Note: Cables (Ref A and Ref B) may be run in the same steel conduit.
Ref C Cables
Ref A CablesCable from ERII Unit to Pump Starter
This cable should be no more than 10ft (3m) in length or 3ft (1m) if metal conduit is used.
Cable from Supply to the ERII Unit 2 conductor, + Electrical Ground Conductor, 18 AWG approved cable, or 2# 18 AWG wires in steel conduit.
2 conductor, + Electrical Ground Conductor, 18 AWG approved cable, or 2# 18 AWG wires in steel conduit.
Ref B Cables
Cable from ERII Monitoring Unit to ERII Junction Box2 conductor 18 AWG approved cable with blue sheath or identifier (IS Circuit), or 2# 18 AWG wires in a single conduit with I.S. identifier (IS Circuit).
(Recommended sheath color: Orange),
The Ground Bus Cables should be terminated on the same Ground Bus at a distance of about 12 inches apart.
NOTES:
or 2# 12 AWG wires in a single steel conduit.
Unprotected cables must be secured close to the enclosure in order to prevent them being accidentally pulled out.
2# 12 AWG Single conductor Insulated Sheathed Wires terminated at the Ground Bus
IF YOU ARE IN ANY DOUBT REGARDING THE INSTALLATION THEN PLEASE CONTACT NEWSON GALE, OR THEIR APPROVED DISTRIBUTOR, WITHOUT DELAY.
When using flexible/intrinsically safe cable, utilize the Compression Gland for cable entry into the Junction Box – alternatively if using sealed/rigid conduit, take out and discard the cable gland, drill out and fit a suitable ¾” NPT conduit entry fitting.
The GROUND BUS Cables
Manufacturer Part Number Specification Certification Status
RedaptRedapt
Thomas & BettsThomas & Betts
371
ADU100429ADU100430370
M20 Male to ½ NPT Female
½ NPTM20 Male to ¾ NPT Female
¾ NPT CSA Certified & UL Recognized
CSA Certified & IECEx Certified
CSA Certified & UL Recognized
CSA Certified & IECEx Certified
Approved Conduit Adaptors for use with the P1 Monitoring UnitNote: All Conduits Must Be Bonded Together
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Guidance for Conduit Installations
3ft.
Max
imum
Len
gth
JUNCTIONBOX
iNTR
INS
ICA
LLY
SA
FE W
IRIN
G
NO
N IN
TRIN
SIC
ALL
YS
AFE
WIR
ING
GROUNDINGCLAMP &
CABLE
CONDUITSEALS
SUPPLY ANDINTERLOCKCIRCUITS
Unused cable entries mustbe fitted with the approvedstopper plugs supplied byNewson Gale.
Earth-Rite IIController Monitoring Unit
Ensure outlet is smoothand cannot damage thecable insulation.
GROUND BUS CABLES
CUSTOMER’S STATIC GROUND BUS
VERIFIED STATIC GROUND POINT(Resistance to Ground must be <25 ohm per NEC a.250)
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Earth-Rite II RTRCable Connections - P1 DC Terrestrial Version
12-24V DC Supply
Verification of the Static Ground PointThe system monitors the static dissipation path, from the object to which the Static Ground Monitoring Clamp is connected, as far as the Site Static Ground Bus. The Static Ground Bus, and Static Ground Point, should be close to the working area. It is the responsibility of the end user to provide the Static Ground Point and ensure that it is suitable for dissipating electrostatic charges. Reference to NFPA70 Code of Practice, API RP 2003, IEC TS 60079-32-1, CLC/TR: 60079-32-1, or other applicable international standard, will give guidance on the installation of a suitable Static Grounding Point.
NON-INTRINSICALLY SAFE WIRING
Earth-Rite II
CUSTOMERINTERLOCKCIRCUITS
nc
1 2
2
PL3
PL2
1
+vPL1
Upper(Monitoring)
PCB
PL4
PL1
PL2 PL3
no no ncc c
G1
C1
0vsw
P1 Enclosure
GROUNDING CLAMP
JUNCTIONBOX
0V 0V
G2
C2
S1S2
Quick Connect
10-30V DCSUPPLY
+VE
CUSTOMER’S STATIC GROUND BUS
Crimp Connector
Crimp Connector
STATIC GROUND POINT (Resistance to Ground must be <25 ohm per NEC a.250)
Lower(Power Supply)
PCB
The chassis plate shouldbe connected to the site
Safety Ground Point
See supplementary
Instructions for fitting
the ferrite bead
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Guidance for Conduit Installations
3ft.
Max
imum
Len
gth
JUNCTIONBOX
iNTR
INS
ICA
LLY
SA
FE W
IRIN
G
NO
N IN
TRIN
SIC
ALL
YS
AFE
WIR
ING
GROUNDINGCLAMP &
CABLE
CONDUITSEALS
SUPPLY ANDINTERLOCKCIRCUITS
Unused cable entries mustbe fitted with the approvedstopper plugs supplied byNewson Gale.
Earth-Rite IIController Monitoring Unit
Ensure outlet is smoothand cannot damage thecable insulation.
GROUND BUS CABLES
CUSTOMER’S STATIC GROUND BUS
VERIFIED STATIC GROUND POINT(Resistance to Ground must be <25 ohm per NEC a.250)
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Earth-Rite II RTRCable Connections - P1 DC Terrestrial Version
12-24V DC Supply
Verification of the Static Ground PointThe system monitors the static dissipation path, from the object to which the Static Ground Monitoring Clamp is connected, as far as the Site Static Ground Bus. The Static Ground Bus, and Static Ground Point, should be close to the working area. It is the responsibility of the end user to provide the Static Ground Point and ensure that it is suitable for dissipating electrostatic charges. Reference to NFPA70 Code of Practice, API RP 2003, IEC TS 60079-32-1, CLC/TR: 60079-32-1, or other applicable international standard, will give guidance on the installation of a suitable Static Grounding Point.
NON-INTRINSICALLY SAFE WIRING
Earth-Rite II
CUSTOMERINTERLOCKCIRCUITS
nc
1 2
2
PL3
PL2
1
+vPL1
Upper(Monitoring)
PCB
PL4
PL1
PL2 PL3
no no ncc c
G1
C1
0vsw
P1 Enclosure
GROUNDING CLAMP
JUNCTIONBOX
0V 0V
G2
C2
S1S2
Quick Connect
10-30V DCSUPPLY
+VE
CUSTOMER’S STATIC GROUND BUS
Crimp Connector
Crimp Connector
STATIC GROUND POINT (Resistance to Ground must be <25 ohm per NEC a.250)
Lower(Power Supply)
PCB
The chassis plate shouldbe connected to the site
Safety Ground Point
See supplementary
Instructions for fitting
the ferrite bead
Ferrite Bead Fitting Instructionsfor -Rite II P1 & P2 DC Systems Earth
ncDC0
DC+PL1 PL2
PL3
no no ncc cDC0
Lower (PSU) PCB
Earth-Rite II Enclosure
10-30VdcSupply
Cable orConduit nc
21
PL4
PL1 PL2no no ncc c
+v0vsw
PL3
0V+
VE0V
PL3
PL1
PL4
+v
G1
C1
0vsw
G2
C2
S1S2
Intrinsically Safe PCB Connections
INTERNAL CONNECTIONS TOUPPER (MONITORING) PCB
Monitoring PCB
POWER SUPPLY PCB
Upper (Monitoring) RTR PCB
Lower(PSU)
PCB - DC
STATIC DISSIPATION GROUND
CLAMP, VIA JUNCTION BOX
INTERNAL CONNECTIONS TO LOWER (PSU) PCB
OPTIONAL MODE SELECTOR KEY SWITCH
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Ferrite Bead Fitting Instructionsfor -Rite II P1 & P2 DC Systems Earth
ncDC0
DC+PL1 PL2
PL3
no no ncc cDC0
Lower (PSU) PCB
Earth-Rite II Enclosure
10-30VdcSupply
Cable orConduit nc
21
PL4
PL1 PL2no no ncc c
+v0vsw
PL3
0V+
VE0V
PL3
PL1
PL4
+v
G1
C1
0vsw
G2
C2
S1S2
Intrinsically Safe PCB Connections
INTERNAL CONNECTIONS TOUPPER (MONITORING) PCB
Monitoring PCB
POWER SUPPLY PCB
Upper (Monitoring) RTR PCB
Lower(PSU)
PCB - DC
STATIC DISSIPATION GROUND
CLAMP, VIA JUNCTION BOX
INTERNAL CONNECTIONS TO LOWER (PSU) PCB
OPTIONAL MODE SELECTOR KEY SWITCH
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2. Disconnect the three wires, of the ribbon cable, from the terminal block.Remove the monitoring PCB by unscrewing the three hexagonal metal pillars. Place the PCB in the anti-static bag provided and keep it safe.
1. Remove the lid of the enclosure.
3. Remove the vac-form insulating cover.
5. Replace the vac-form insulating cover.
6. Replace the monitoring PCB and secure using the three hexagonal metal pillars. Re-connect the ribbon cable and make the external I.S. wiring connections into the Terminal block.
4. Install the various cables into the enclosure using suitable glands and/or conduit.Make the connections to the Power Supply PCB.
7. Replace the lid of the enclosure securely.
Internal Component Assembly
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Component Identification -RITE II SYSTEMEARTH
Avoiding Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) damage to the ERII monitoring PCB /Card
Always take precautions to ensure that you are not electrostatically charged whilst handling the monitoring PCB / Card.
Always handle the PCB / Card by the edges, or terminal block, and avoid touching the components.
When not fitted inside the ERII enclosure, always keep the PCB / Card in the static dissipative bag provided.
If the connection to the Tank Truck and Ground is good,
then the Positive Ground Condition LEDs will Greenflash and the interlock contacts will close.
A. In the normal "rest" state, with the Grounding Clamp
stowed on the insulated pin, the Negative Ground RedCondition LED will be showing. It is essential that the red LED is showing before proceeding.
B. Attach the Grounding Clamp onto the Tank Truck at a
suitable point which is in contact with the tank/frame and ensure that the pointed contacts are positively located.
The product transfer operation cannow take place.
C. If the connection between the Tank Truck and Ground
is broken during the transfer operation, then the
Negative Ground Condition LED will show and the Redinterlock contacts will open.
D. On completion the Grounding Clamp should be
removed from the tank truck and stowed on the insulated
pin on the front of the junction box. The Negative RedGround Condition LED will show.
Important Note: The Clamp/s should be fitted prior to any other operation, as per the recommendations of IEC TS 60079-32-1,CLC/TR: 60079-32-1, NFPA 77 and API RP 2003.
Operation - RTR Tri-Mode
ERII Junction Box
Clamp
ERII Junction Box
Clamp
X
2. Disconnect the three wires, of the ribbon cable, from the terminal block.Remove the monitoring PCB by unscrewing the three hexagonal metal pillars. Place the PCB in the anti-static bag provided and keep it safe.
1. Remove the lid of the enclosure.
3. Remove the vac-form insulating cover.
5. Replace the vac-form insulating cover.
6. Replace the monitoring PCB and secure using the three hexagonal metal pillars. Re-connect the ribbon cable and make the external I.S. wiring connections into the Terminal block.
4. Install the various cables into the enclosure using suitable glands and/or conduit.Make the connections to the Power Supply PCB.
7. Replace the lid of the enclosure securely.
Internal Component Assembly
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VAC - FORM INSULATING COVER DC POWER SUPPLY PCBEarth-Rite II RTR MONITORING PCB
Component Identification -RITE II SYSTEMEARTH
Avoiding Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) damage to the ERII monitoring PCB /Card
Always take precautions to ensure that you are not electrostatically charged whilst handling the monitoring PCB / Card.
Always handle the PCB / Card by the edges, or terminal block, and avoid touching the components.
When not fitted inside the ERII enclosure, always keep the PCB / Card in the static dissipative bag provided.
If the connection to the Tank Truck and Ground is good,
then the Positive Ground Condition LEDs will Greenflash and the interlock contacts will close.
A. In the normal "rest" state, with the Grounding Clamp
stowed on the insulated pin, the Negative Ground RedCondition LED will be showing. It is essential that the red LED is showing before proceeding.
B. Attach the Grounding Clamp onto the Tank Truck at a
suitable point which is in contact with the tank/frame and ensure that the pointed contacts are positively located.
The product transfer operation cannow take place.
C. If the connection between the Tank Truck and Ground
is broken during the transfer operation, then the
Negative Ground Condition LED will show and the Redinterlock contacts will open.
D. On completion the Grounding Clamp should be
removed from the tank truck and stowed on the insulated
pin on the front of the junction box. The Negative RedGround Condition LED will show.
Important Note: The Clamp/s should be fitted prior to any other operation, as per the recommendations of IEC TS 60079-32-1,CLC/TR: 60079-32-1, NFPA 77 and API RP 2003.
Operation - RTR Tri-Mode
ERII Junction Box
Clamp
ERII Junction Box
Clamp
X
C. If the connection between the plant item and Ground
is broken during the transfer operation, then the
LED will show and the Red Negative Ground Condition
interlock contacts will open.
A. In the normal "rest" state, with the Grounding Clamp
stowed on the insulated pin, the Negative Ground RedCondition LED will be showing. It is essential that the red LED is showing before proceeding.
The product transfer / mixing operation cannow take place.
If the connection to the plant item and Ground is good,
then the Positive Ground Condition LEDs will Green
flash and the interlock contacts will close.
B. Attach the Grounding Clamp onto the conductive
plant item at a suitable point and ensure that the pointed contacts are positively located.
D. On completion the Grounding Clamp should be
removed from the plant item and stowed on the insulated
pin on the front of the junction box. The Red Negative
Ground Condition LED will show.
Operation - With system switched to Single-Mode using the Mode-Selector Key Switch
Note: The Clamp/s should be fitted prior to any other operation, as per the recommendations of IEC TS 60079-32-1, CLC/TR: 60079-32-1, NFPA 77 and API RP 2003.
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ERII Junction Box
Clamp
ERII Junction Box
Clamp
X
12 13
Junction BoxB
E
A F
C
FIXING HOLE DIAMETER D
STOWAGE PIN
FIXING HOLES ARE ACCESSIBLE
WHEN THE LIDIS REMOVED
Earth-Rite ERII Dimensions
mm mminches inchesinches inchesinches inches
A D
mm mm
B E
mm mm
C F
2.95 3.15 2.24 0.18 2.68 1.7875 4.580 6857 45
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Junction Box with Stowage Pin
MAIN DIMENSIONS FIXING DIMENSIONS
6.30 6.30 3.70 0.47 x 0.27 5.50 5.50160 12 x 7160 14094 140Earth-Rite II P1 Monitoring Unit
Monitoring Unit
FIXING HOLE DIAMETER D
FRONT VIEW WITH LID IN PLACE SIDE VIEW WITH LID IN PLACE
A F
E
BC
C. If the connection between the plant item and Ground
is broken during the transfer operation, then the
LED will show and the Red Negative Ground Condition
interlock contacts will open.
A. In the normal "rest" state, with the Grounding Clamp
stowed on the insulated pin, the Negative Ground RedCondition LED will be showing. It is essential that the red LED is showing before proceeding.
The product transfer / mixing operation cannow take place.
If the connection to the plant item and Ground is good,
then the Positive Ground Condition LEDs will Green
flash and the interlock contacts will close.
B. Attach the Grounding Clamp onto the conductive
plant item at a suitable point and ensure that the pointed contacts are positively located.
D. On completion the Grounding Clamp should be
removed from the plant item and stowed on the insulated
pin on the front of the junction box. The Red Negative
Ground Condition LED will show.
Operation - With system switched to Single-Mode using the Mode-Selector Key Switch
Note: The Clamp/s should be fitted prior to any other operation, as per the recommendations of IEC TS 60079-32-1, CLC/TR: 60079-32-1, NFPA 77 and API RP 2003.
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ERII Junction Box
Clamp
ERII Junction Box
Clamp
X
12 13
Junction BoxB
E
A F
C
FIXING HOLE DIAMETER D
STOWAGE PIN
FIXING HOLES ARE ACCESSIBLE
WHEN THE LIDIS REMOVED
Earth-Rite ERII Dimensions
mm mminches inchesinches inchesinches inches
A D
mm mm
B E
mm mm
C F
2.95 3.15 2.24 0.18 2.68 1.7875 4.580 6857 45
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Junction Box with Stowage Pin
MAIN DIMENSIONS FIXING DIMENSIONS
6.30 6.30 3.70 0.47 x 0.27 5.50 5.50160 12 x 7160 14094 140Earth-Rite II P1 Monitoring Unit
Monitoring Unit
FIXING HOLE DIAMETER D
FRONT VIEW WITH LID IN PLACE SIDE VIEW WITH LID IN PLACE
A F
E
BC
Class I, Div. 1, Groups A, B, C, D;
Class III, Div. 1
Canada:
DIP A21 IP66 T70C
Power supply 12-24V DC (Supply voltage range: 10V to 30V)
Certification / Approvals USA / CANADA:
Monitoring Unit
Associated equipment [Ex ia] for use in:
Ingress Protection IP66
Class III, Div. 2 providing intrinsically safe circuits for:
Earth-Rite II - P1 RTR DC Technical Specification
Enclosure Type 4X, IP66
Weight 2.75lb (1.25 kgs) nett
Class I, Div. 2, Groups A, B, C, D;
Construction Static Dissipative Glass Reinforced Polyester
o oTemperature range T6@ Ta= -25 C to +55 C
Class II, Div. 2, Groups E, F, G;
Power rating 10 watt
Class II, Div. 1, Groups E, F, G;
when installed per Control Dwg. ERII-Q-10165 cCSAus
Class I, Zone 2 [Zone 0], Ex nA[ia] IIC T4
o o T4@ Ta = -25 C to +55 C Monitoring circuit Intrinsically safe
Loop Resistance of Clamp to Ground Point </=10 Ohm (continuously monitored)
Cable entry 1 x M20Construction Glass Reinforced Polyester
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Earth-Rite IIImportant
The cables must enter the enclosure through the entries as shown to ensure certification is maintained.Always use correctly specified and certified cable glands or conduit fittings.
Please refer to the main manual for conduit installations.You will invalidate the certification if you do not install as per the instructions
1 2
3 4
5
ERII
Junction Box
Grounding Clamp
Optional Mode Selector Switch
Static Ground Bus
1. CABLE ENTRY FOR CLAMP CIRCUIT CABLE (FROM MONITORING PCB TERMINALS C1 AND C2).2. CABLE ENTRY FOR OPTIONAL MODE SELECTOR KEY SWITCH (FROM MONITORING PCB TERMINALS S1 AND S2).3. CABLE ENTRY FOR GROUND CABLE (FROM MONITORING PCB TERMINAL G1).4. CABLE ENTRY FOR GROUND CABLE (FROM MONITORING PCB TERMINAL G2).5. CABLE ENTRIES FOR NON-INTRINSICALLY SAFE CABLES (FROM POWER SUPPLY PCB TERMINAL BLOCKS PL1, PL2, PL3 AND PROTECTIVE EARTH TERMINAL).
The use of conduit, armoured, braided or screened cable between the monitoring unit and junction box will affect the factory set permissive threshold of the Earth Rite II RTR system and is not recommended.
Where regulations insist on its use, conduit, armoured or braided cable should have a maximum length of 1 metre (3') between the monitoring unit and junction box.
Earth Cable Considerations-Rite II RTR
Ÿ When not fitted inside the ERII enclosure, always keep the PCB / Card in the static dissipative bag provided.
Ÿ Always take precautions to ensure that you are not electrostatically charged whilst handling the monitoring PCB / Card.
Avoiding Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) damage to the ERII monitoring PCB /Card
Ÿ Always handle the PCB / Card by the edges, or terminal block, and avoid touching the components.