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    The document discusses different types of barriers for gas detectors, providing information on their applications, power supplies, input/output capabilities, and key features. It focuses on barriers for analog inputs like RTDs, thermocouples, and transmitters, as well as digital and analog outputs for alarms, valves, and controllers. Specifications covered include voltage, current limits, end-to-end resistance, and usable power for different barrier models.

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    Choosing Barrier by Application - MTL

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    CHOOSING BARRIER BY APPLICATION - MTL Gas detectors

    Power supply Nominal 6V supplies Barrier MTL758+ plus MTL761ac Loops 1 Main features For high current/low voltage MTL758+ Vwkg = 6.0V

    Analogue inputs (low-level) 2-, 3-, and 4-wire RTDs


    Comments 2-wire Barrier ..MTL755ac ..MTL4755ac ..MTL7055ac ..MTL755ac 3-wire ..MTL4755ac ..MTL7056ac ..MTL755ac ..MTL760ac ..MTL761ac ..MTL4760ac ..MTL7055ac ..MTL7060ac ..MTL7160ac ..MTL7261ac Loops 1 1 1 2/3 1 1 1 Main features 2 channels track to 0.15 2 of 3 channels track to 0.15 2 channels track to 0.15 End-to-end resistance 18.0/channel. Needs 1 barriers End-to-end resistance 18.5/channel. End-to-end resistance 24.0/channel. Needs 2 barriers V wkg = 6V; needs 2 barriers V wkg = 6V; needs 2 barriers V wkg = 7V Needs 2 barriers V wkg = 7.2V; needs 2 barriers V wkg = 7.2V; needs 2 barriers fuse-disconnect version V wkg = 7.2V; needs 2 barriers, with link disconnect

    4-wire

    Analogue inputs (low-level) Thermocouples and mV sources


    Comments Barrier Loops 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Maximun end-to-end resistance per loop 170 290 190 202 220 230 40 36 37 50 48 Features Fuse-disconnect version With link-disconnect with link-disconnect -

    ..MTL760ac ..MTL761ac Earth free ..MTL4760ac signal, receiver input floating ..MTL7060ac ..MTL7160ac ..MTL7261ac ..MTL751ac Moving-coil or ..MTL755ac low resistance ..MTL4755ac receivers ..MTL7251ac ..MTL7055ac

    Analogue outputs Controller outputs; (I/P converters)


    Signal/power Barrier Loops 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Volt drop at 20mA 6.8V 5.1V 3.7V 6.6V 6.7V 6.9V 5.5V 4.3V 8.1V 6.4V 8.0V 6.4V 8.2V 8.6V 6.8V 7.3V 12.0V 5.9V 9.7V Main features Higher power, IIC gases Higher power, IIB gases Fuse-disconnect version Higher power (IIC), with fuse-disconnect Higher power (IIB), with fuse-disconnect Higher power, IIC gases Higher power, IIC gases Fuse-disconnect version Higher power, IIC gases Fuse-disconnect version Higher power, IIC gases With link-disconnect

    MTL728+ MTL728P+ MTL729P+ Output goes to 0V MTL4728+ (earth return); regulated supplies MTL7028+ MTL7128+ MTL7128P+ MTL7129P+ MTL787S+ MTL787SP+ Transistor between MTL4787+ controller output MTL4787P+ and 0V; (diode return); regulated MTL7087+ MTL7187+ supplies MTL7087P+ MTL7187P+ Transistor between MTL707+ controller output MTL707P+ and 0V; (diode return); unregulated MTL7207+ supplies (20 to 35V)

    Analogue inputs (high-level) Transmitters: 2-wire, 4-20mA, and Smart

    Power Supply Barrier ..MTL787S + ..MTL787S P+ ..MTL788R + ..MTL4787 + ..MTL4787 P+ Regulated ..MTL4788 R+ ..MTL7087 + ..MTL7187 + ..MTL7087 P+ ..MTL7187 P+ ..MTL702+ ..MTL706+

    Loops 1 1 1

    Voltage for Main features Tx and lines 12.4V 13.1V 13.7V Compatible with most smart transmitters Higher power, IIC gases 15V safe-area output

    2 2 2

    13.3V 13.9V 14.5V

    Compatible with most smart transmitters Higher power, IIC gases; compatible with most smart transmitters 15V safe-area output

    1 1 1 1

    12.8V 12.4V 14.2V 13.7V

    Compatible with most smart transmitters Fuse-disconnect version Higher power, IIC gases Fuse-disconnect version

    1 1

    16.0V 15.5V

    850 load driving capability; high accuracy High accuracy; compatible with most smart transmitters; full output voltage available independently of supply voltage Higher power, IIB gases High accuracy; compatible with most smart transmitters. Full output voltage available independently of supply voltage With link-disconnect; high accuracy; compatible with most smart transmitters; full output voltage available independently of supply voltage

    Unregulated: ..MTL707P 20 to 35V + (20 to 27V, ..MTL4706 MTL4706+) + ..MTL7206

    1 2

    13.0V 16.0V

    16.0V

    Digital (On/Off) outputs Alarms, LEDS, solenoid valves, etc.


    Signal/power Barrier Loops 1 1 1 Usable power per loop 0.48W 0.59W 0.82W Main features Higher power, IIC gases Volt drop = 5.1V at 20mA Higher power, IIB gases

    Switch in power ..MTL728+ leg, (earth return); ..MTL728P+ regulated supplies ..MTL729P+

    ..MTL4728+ ..MTL7028+ ..MTL7128+ ..MTL7128P+ ..MTL7129P+ Switch in power ..MTL708+ leg, (earth return); unregulated (20- ..MTL7208+ 35V) supplies ..MTL787S+ ..MTL787SP+ Control switch on ..MTL4787+ earth (diode ..MTL4787P+ return); regulated ..MTL7087+ supplies ..MTL7187+ ..MTL7087P+ ..MTL7187P+ Control switch on ..MTL707+ earth (diode ..MTL707P+ return); unregulated (20- ..MTL7207+ 35V) supplies

    4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

    0.52W 0.51W 0.49W 0.62W 0.74W 0.41W 0.44W 0.42W 0.51W 0.46W 0.55W 0.43W 0.41W 0.54W 0.50W 0.29W 0.68W 0.37W

    Fuse-disconnect version Higher power, IIC gases Volt drop = 5.5V at 20mA Higher power, IIB gases Up to 35mA available With link-disconnect; up to 35mA available Higher power, IIC gases Higher power, IIC gases Fuse-disconnect version Higher power, IIC gases Fuse-disconnect version Up to 35mA available Optimised for IIB gases With link-disconnect; up to 35mA available

    Digital (On/Off) inputs Switches

    Barrier ..MTL787S+ ..MTL4787+ Regulated ..MTL7087+ ..MTL7187+ Unregulated: 20-35v..MTL707+ (2027V, ..MTL4781+ MTL4781+) ..MTL7207+ .

    Power supply

    Loops 1 2 1 1 1 4 1

    Main features Diode return Diode return Diode return Fuse-disconnect version Open-collector output With link-disconnect

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