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CLASSIC 832, Flanged In-Line Flow Switch

CLASSIC 832, Flanged In-Line Flow Switch

The CLASSIC 832 level and flow switch and transmitter offers a flanged process connection for in-line flow measurement and control. It is user configurable for flow, level, fluids interface, temperature applications, and is suitable for use in air, gases, water, liquids, and slurries. The Kayden CLASSIC 832 has several unique features that make it the world’s most advanced thermal flow and level switch including: temperature mode, 4-20 mA outputs, Modbus, digital temperature compensation, automated self-test diagnostics, and a simple, intuitive user interface.

The patented design of the Kayden CLASSIC 832 provides the ultimate performance and features package for flow, level, interface, and temperature sensing. It combines precision welded, highly accurate sensors, extremely rugged enclosures, and advanced digital electronics. In addition, it offers failure resistance inherent in Thermal Dispersion technology with the performance and features usually reserved for much more expensive instrumentation.

  • flanged process connection
  • for inline mounting
  • exotic alloys, custom lengths, and remote mounted electronics available
  • digital microprocessor technology
  • settings configurable by user for flow, level, interface, and temperature sensing
  • no jumpers – all configurable options are stored in non-volatile memory
  • FM Explosion-proof Class I, Div. 1, Groups B, C, & D
  • CSA/ANSI UL Flameproof Class I, Div. 1, Groups B, C, & D

Description

The CLASSIC 832 Flanged, In-Line Flow Switch and Transmitter features a precision welded, highly accurate stainless steel sensor. It’s ideal for liquids, gases, and slurries in clean or dirty processes and is available with a Raised Face or RTJ Flange, in a wide range of flange sizes, ANSI ratings and assembly widths. In addition, all Kayden models feature a rugged flameproof enclosure with blind or lens cover options. Its advanced digital electronics will revolutionize the way you monitor and control your process.

  • easy setup; no jumpers or trim pots
  • continuous self-test diagnostics with fault indicator
  • temperature compensation
  • universal power 12-24 VDC and 115-230 VAC standard
  • two SPDT relays – independently adjustable
  • 4-20 mA analog output
  • smart heater function for power economy and increased heater life
  • start-up bypass timer (for pump control)

Specifications of the Kayden CLASSIC 832 Flanged In-Line Flow Switch and Transmitter

Process Connections
  • raised face
  • RTJ flange
Adjustable Set Point Range
  • 0 to 20,000 cc/second
Sensor Assembly Body Width
  • minimum 7 inches (18 cm) to maximum 72 inches (182 cm)
  • custom lengths available by 1/2″ (1 cm) increments
  • minimum width varies with flange size and rating
Input Power for the Kayden CLASSIC 832 In-Line Flow Transmitter and Switch
  • 12-24 VDC
  • 115-230 VAC
  • 50-60 Hz
Operating Pressure (Maximum)
  • 3,480 psi
  • 24,000 kPa
  • 240 bar
Temperature Range (Sensor)
  • -50 to 392˚F (-45 to 200˚C)
Local Enclosure
  • flameproof aluminum
  • 1″ FNPT conduit connection
Conduit Connection Cover
  • flameproof: blind cover or glass lens
Wetted Materials
Outputs and Communications for the Kayden CLASSIC 832 Flow Switch for In-Line Flow Control and Measurement
  • two independent relays (SPDT)
  • 4-20 mA
  • Modbus
Display Panel Indicators
  • relay 1 and 2
  • set point 1 and 2
  • fault alarm
  • run mode
  • start-up bypass timer (for pump control)
  • LED bar graph for flow rate, level, or interface indication
Configuration Mode Features
  • adjustable sensitivity
  • zero and span adjustment
  • Modbus addressable
Approvals

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Flow
Level
  • storage tanks
  • oil separators and treaters – high, low, & interface level
  • sumps – all types of fluids ( water, oil, etc. )
  • free water knock-out tanks – high, low, and interface level
  • leak detection (accumulation reservoir)
  • tank overflow
  • sampler systems
  • sand separators
Media
  • liquids, air, and gases
  • hazardous area and general-purpose areas
  • slurries
  • corrosive liquids

Process Conditions for the CLASSIC 832 Flow Switch and Level Transmitter

Flow
Ideal Process Conditions Undesirable Process Conditions

Liquids

  • consistent process composition and temperature
  • sufficient straight run flow profile (minimizes turbulence)
  • recommended minimum of 5 pipe diameters from any disturbance

Air & Gas

  • consistent process composition and temperature
  • sufficient straight run flow profile (minimizes turbulence)
  • clean and dry

Slurries

  • consistent process composition and temperature
  • sufficient straight run flow profile (minimizes turbulence)

Emulsion

  • consistent process composition and temperature
  • sufficient straight run flow profile (minimizes turbulence)

Liquids

  • inconsistent process composition or temperature
  • insufficient straight run
  • turbulence
  • aerated fluids

Air & Gas

  • inconsistent process composition or temperature
  • wet or saturated air / gas

Slurries

  • inconsistent process composition or temperature
  • insufficient straight run
  • turbulence
  • aerated fluids

Emulsion

  • inconsistent process composition and temperature
  • insufficient straight run
  • turbulence
  • aerated fluids

Solids

  • dry, granulated processes are NOT good candidates for thermal switches
Level
Ideal Process Conditions Undesirable Process Conditions

Liquids

  • consistent process composition
  • non-turbulent

Slurries

  • consistent process composition

Emulsion

  • consistent process composition

Liquids

  • inconsistent process composition
  • turbulence
  • large temperature swings

Slurries

  • inconsistent process composition
  • turbulence
  • large temperature swings

Emulsion

  • inconsistent process composition
  • turbulence
  • large temperature swings

Solids

  • dry, granulated processes are NOT good candidates for thermal switches
Interface
Ideal Process Conditions Undesirable Process Conditions

Liquid to Liquid

  • consistent process composition and temperature
  • non-turbulent applications
  • large differential in thermal conductivities

Air or Gas to Liquid

  • consistent process composition and temperature
  • non-turbulent applications
  • dry gas

Emulsion

  • consistent process composition and temperature
  • large differential in thermal conductivities

Liquid to Liquid

  • inconsistent process composition or temperature
  • high aeration
  • high turbulence
  • small differential in thermal conductivities

Air or Gas to Liquid

  • inconsistent process composition or temperature
  • high turbulence

Emulsion

  • inconsistent process composition or temperature
  • high aeration
  • high turbulence
  • small differential in thermal conductivities

Solids

  • dry, granulated processes are NOT good candidates for thermal switches