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Technical information EXR5C

Technical information EXR5C

Technical information EXR5C

Product catalog summary
Overview: The EXR5C and EXR50US discharge bars are designed for active discharging of static charges in explosive environments, particularly in production processes involving fast-moving material webs. These bars operate with an alternating voltage of 5 kV at 50-60 Hz.
Key Features:
  • Ultimate discharge range for enhanced depth effect.
  • High active discharge power through patented isolated ground conductors.
  • High safety standards with passive discharging power when power supplies are deactivated.
  • Function and malfunction monitoring for safety.
  • Continuous assembly slotting for flexible installation.
Technical Specifications:
  • Material: Glass-fibre-reinforced plastic (GRP) with polyurethane encapsulation.
  • Emission Tips: Stainless steel.
  • Installation Material: Plastic sliding nuts.
  • Operating Temperature: 0 to +40 °C (+32 to +104 °F).
  • Ambient Humidity: Max. 70% RH, non-dewing.
  • Dimensions: Profile 16 x 40 mm, max. length 5,980 mm.
  • Weight: Approx. 0.8 kg/m.
  • Operating Voltage: Max. 5 kV AC, 50/60 Hz.
  • High Voltage Connection: Encapsulated h.v. cable, axial or radial (rotatable by 360°).
  • Short-circuit Current/Tip: Max. 0.046 mA.
  • Contact Protection: According to EN 61140.
Approvals:
  • EX Approval: BAS 98 ATEX 2179 X, suitable for various gas and dust environments.
  • UL Approval (EXR50US): Class I, Group D; Class II, Group G; Class III; File No. E81984.
Installation and Usage: The bars can be installed with a maximum active length of 5,910 mm and a grid width of 15 mm. The h.v. cable can be led out axially or radially and is firmly encapsulated with the bar. The radial connection is rotatable by 360° and can be locked in position.
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Technical information EXR5C-1

The exr5c discharge bars Technical Information are designed for the active discharging of disruptive static charges which develop in production processes in explosion hazard area. The discharge bars and the power supply are used mainly in cases where disruptive static charges on fast-moving material webs impair production processes and need to be eliminated. The bars are operated with an alternating voltage of 5 kV at 50...60 Hz and are approved for use in explosive atmosphere. The advantages of the EXR5C discharge bar: • ultimate discharge range and hence enhanced depth effect • high active discharge power through patented isolated ground conductors • high safety standards through passive discharging power with deactivated power supplies • safety through function and malfunction monitoring • continuous assembly slotting guarantees flexible installation Series EXR5C Discharge Bars Seriex EXR50US Discharge Bars for AC Operation TI-en-2019-1605

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Technical information EXR5C-2

Electrode (bar) element Encapsulation material Emission tips Installation material Operating ambient temperature Ambient humidity Dimensions Weight Operating voltage High voltage supply High voltage connection Short-circuit current/tip Contact protection EX approval glass-fibre-reinforced plastic GRP polyurethane, UL-94 V-0 stainless steel plastic sliding nuts 0...+40 °C (+32...+104 °F) max. 70% RH, non-dewing profile: 16 x 40 mm, max. length 5,980 mm, see Fig. approx. 0.8 kg/m max. 5 kV AC, 50/60 Hz via ES53/G.. or ES53/H.. or ES53/I.. Eltex power supplies h.v. cable encapsulated, axial or radial...

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