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    The TA-CBI is a computer programmed balancing instrument that consists of an electronic differential pressure gauge and microcomputer. It allows for direct measurement of flow and differential pressure. The instrument has two main components - an instrument unit containing a computer and display, and a sensor unit containing a pressure sensor and measurement valve. It can measure differential pressure up to 200 kPa, total pressure up to 2,500 kPa, and temperature from -20 to 120°C. The TA-CBI is used to balance hydronic systems and calculate valve settings using the TA Method or TA Balance method. Accessories include measuring nipples, hoses, keys, and a USB cable for connecting to a PC.

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    The TA-CBI is a computer programmed balancing instrument that consists of an electronic differential pressure gauge and microcomputer. It allows for direct measurement of flow and differential pressure. The instrument has two main components - an instrument unit containing a computer and display, and a sensor unit containing a pressure sensor and measurement valve. It can measure differential pressure up to 200 kPa, total pressure up to 2,500 kPa, and temperature from -20 to 120°C. The TA-CBI is used to balance hydronic systems and calculate valve settings using the TA Method or TA Balance method. Accessories include measuring nipples, hoses, keys, and a USB cable for connecting to a PC.

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    The TA-CBI is a computer programmed balancing instrument that consists of an electronic differential pressure gauge and microcomputer. It allows for direct measurement of flow and differential pressure. The instrument has two main components - an instrument unit containing a computer and display, and a sensor unit containing a pressure sensor and measurement valve. It can measure differential pressure up to 200 kPa, total pressure up to 2,500 kPa, and temperature from -20 to 120°C. The TA-CBI is used to balance hydronic systems and calculate valve settings using the TA Method or TA Balance method. Accessories include measuring nipples, hoses, keys, and a USB cable for connecting to a PC.

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    TA-CBI

    7-5-5

    Balancing Instrument

    2007.02

    Technical description
    TA-CBI is a computer programmed balancing instrument. It
    consists of an electronic differential pressure gauge and a
    micro computer which has been programmed with the TA valve
    characteristics which makes possible a direct reading of flow
    and differential pressures.
    The TA-CBI has two main components:
    - An instrument which contains a micro computer, input touch
    pad, LCD display and re-chargeable NiMh batteries.
    - A sensor unit which contains a piezoresistive pressure
    sensor, one measurement valve and connections. The
    measurement valve has a safety function which protects the
    sensor from too high differential pressures.
    Measurement range:
    Total pressure: max 2 500 kPa.
    Differential pressure: -9 to 200 kPa.
    Flow: During flow measurements the pressure range is 0.5 to
    200 kPa.
    Temperature: -20 to 120C

    we knowhow

    Temperature liquid medium:


    -20 to 120C
    Measurement deviation:
    Differential pressure: The greater of 1% of displayed value or
    0.2 kPa
    Flow: As for differential pressure + valve deviation.
    Temperature: <0.2C + sensor deviation.
    Effective operating time:
    8 to 10 h between charges depending upon application.
    Ambient temperature for the instrument:
    0 to 40C (during operation)
    5 to 40C (charging)
    -20* to 60C (storage)
    *) Do not leave water in the sensor when there is a risk of
    freezing.

    TA-CBI, complete
    TA No

    Language

    52 197-001
    52 197-002
    52 197-003
    52 197-004
    52 197-005
    52 197-006
    52 197-007
    52 197-008
    52 197-009
    52 197-010
    52 197-011
    52 197-012
    52 197-013
    52 197-014
    52 197-015
    52 197-020
    52 197-021

    SE
    GB
    DK
    NO
    FI
    DE
    FR
    NL
    ES
    CZ
    PL
    RU
    HU
    US
    UK
    CN
    IT

    International version

    Specific for the UK

    Case contents:
    1. Instrument
    2. Sensor unit
    3. Temperature sensor Pt 1000
    4. Charger
    5. Hoses:
    400 mm blue
    400 mm red with shut-off valve
    150 mm with twin needle
    6. Chuck, red, for old valves
    7. Chuck, blue, for old valves
    8. Allen key 5 mm
    9. Allen key 3 mm
    10. Key STA
    11. Chain for mounting
    12. Manual
    13. Certificate
    14. CD-record
    15. PC cable
    16. Torx key
    17. Upgrade cable
    18. Measuring needles
    19. Belt clip

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    Function
    Differential pressure measurement
    Sensor for high total pressures and low differential pressures gives quick results and reliable readings.
    Temperature measurement
    A Pt 1000 temperature sensor which allows measurement direct in the media is included.
    Automatic calibration
    When the sensor is connected and the instrument switched on, the sensor is automatically calibrated before each measurement
    sequence.
    Automatic venting
    The design of the sensor unit and a short flow-through during calibration eliminate measurement errors caused by insufficient
    venting.
    Balancing
    The instrument is programmed to calculate pre-setting values for balancing and also the TA Method and TA Balance.
    PC communication
    Measured values can be saved in the TA-CBI and then transferred to a PC for printout as a commissioning report. It is also possible
    to prepare the measurements by describing the system in the PC and then download the data to the TA-CBI. A PC program is
    included for this purpose.
    Media correction
    TA-CBI can calculate flows with different contents of glycol or similar anti-freeze additives in the water.
    Trouble shooting
    TA-CBI can log differential pressures, flows or temperatures: up to 24 000 measured values can be logged. With appropriate
    choice of logging interval, this means that periods from 20 hours to 65 days can be covered.

    Support material
    Manuals
    See the following manuals for descriptions of various balancing methods:
    Total hydronic balancing
    Manual no. 1: Balancing control circuits
    Manual no. 2: Balancing distribution systems
    Manual no. 3: Balancing of radiator systems
    Manual no. 4: Hydronic balancing with differential pressure controllers
    TA Balance
    This method involves balancing the circuits (the modules) separately. Measure each valve at two settings: the prescribed position,
    and closed. When all the valves in the module have been measured, the TA-CBI will calculate the settings and assign a pressure
    drop of 3 kPa to the least favoured valve.
    TA Method
    In the TA Method you first choose the valve which is furthest away in the circuit as a reference valve. Using the main valve for this
    entire circuit, maintain a constant differential pressure during the course of the operation (for example 3 kPa) at the correct flow
    through the reference valve. Then, set the correct flow rate in the remaining valves in this circuit successively starting with the
    second furthest valve from the pump.
    When all circuits are ready proceed with the main line. When the entire installation is balanced all valves have the correct flow. If
    it has been necessary to throttle a valve in series with the pump, adjust the pump or change to one with the correct capacity.

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    Accessories
    Measuring nipple
    Thread connections G1/2 and G3/4
    TA No
    52 197-303
    52 197-304

    G1/2
    G3/4

    TA No

    For valve

    52 179-009
    52 179-609
    52 179-008
    52 179-608

    39
    103
    39
    103

    1/4
    1/4
    3/8
    3/8

    STAF DN 20-50

    STAF DN 65-400

    Measurement point

    L
    d

    Measuring nipple
    Extension 60 mm
    Can be installed without draining of the system.
    TA No
    52 179-006

    Measuring hose
    Extension
    TA No

    Length

    52 197-093
    52 197-094

    3m
    3m

    red, with shut-off valve


    blue

    Charge lead for 12V connection in a car. (TA-CBI)


    TA No
    52 197-070

    TA-CBI USB cable


    Fully compliant with USB specification v1.1. Supports the RS232 Serial Interface.
    TA No
    52 197-071

    IBM PC

    Drivers included on CD

    3 mm
    5 mm

    Pre-setting
    Draining

    Allen key
    TA No
    52 187-103*
    52 187-105*

    Key for measurement point


    TA No
    52 187-004*

    *) Included in the TA-CBI.


    Tour & Andersson retains the right to make changes to its products and specifications without prior notice.

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