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Control Solutions LÜTZE Converters LCIS Signal Converters Microcompact Converters Monitoring Relays
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Open the catalog to page 2Cable Solutions Connectivity Solutions Cabinet Solutions Control Solutions Transportation Solutions Efficiency in Automation - A reflection of our company philosophy As an experienced specialist in automation technology, with solutions for flexible and high flexing cables, cable assemblies, interfaces, current control and cabinet wiring, we have had a focus on efficiency for many years. LUTZE defines Efficiency in Automation field as the use of sustainable products and solutions to further increase the performance of our products in our customers applications. We realise this by using...
Open the catalog to page 3Business Management: Sustainable and forw product policy - and from now in the SkyBLUE campaign. We manufacture our products in a resourceful and energy-conscious manner. We use long lasting, environmentally-friendly materials. And our products, in turn, help our customers save energy and resources. Good for everyone: for us, for the environment, for our customers a win-win-win situation. The future is blue Sustainable enterprise means thinking and planning ahead, understanding and embedding the belief that long lasting success is more important than short-term profit maximisation. This is...
Open the catalog to page 4ard-looking „The competitiveness of our industry and of its suppliers depends quite substantially on how we succeed in developing practical results. The results that we produce together today, are our competitive advantages in the future.“ Udo LOTZE, Member of the Executive Committee of the Green Carbody Innovation Alliance Goods with real value sustainable technologies and industries. Thus, LUTZE provides answers and and demonstrates how to handle resources responsibly, with our environment and our future in mind. The value of a product or a solution from LUTZE is determined by...
Open the catalog to page 5What moves us: Quality, innovation, eff i The people at LÜTZE Quality, innovation and efficiency The people at LÜTZE are familiar begin with people. We would not with automation applications and be where we are today without technologies across all discipli- our highly qualified and motivated nes, as they are involved with our broad range of products compri- focus on quality, nearly 60 years sing four product areas Cable, of experience in automation tech- nology and of course a common desire for greater innovation and efficiency – that’s what makes LÜTZE so success
Open the catalog to page 6A prime example of competence in cables: In addition to manufacturing expertise, our cable assembly specialists are familiar with all cable types and offer genuine added value. The decisive advantage: We’re cable experts - since 1958.
Open the catalog to page 7Analog/analog Analog/analog converter passive converter Poti/analog converter Analog/analog converter Analog/analog converter Analog/analog converter Temperature/ analog converter Analog/analog converter Analog/analog splitter Temperature/ analog converter Analog / limit value switch Temperature / limit value switch Analog/analog limit value switch Current monitoring in 3-phase networks, 3-phase, AC/DC 5 A Phase sequence and asymmetry Labeling system Insulated jumper Insulated jumper combs combs
Open the catalog to page 9Input signal General description of converters Converters are needed in a wide variety of areas in industry in order to perform the following basic tasks: 4. Signal filtering A converter is normally constructed as shown in the following schematic: Output signal Figure : Schematic of a converter Input signals may be: • Voltages • Currents • Frequencies •Other adapted physical quantities (e.g. pressure, temperature, humidity, PH values, etc.). Output signals may be: • Voltages • Currents • Frequencies • Signals for field bus interfaces A further distinction is made between analog and digital...
Open the catalog to page 10Isolation Techniques Passive Isolation suppled on the nput side 400 Q to 750 Q. The values for voltage outputs are in the range from 1 kQ to 10 kQ. Wire break and short-circuit As already described under "Standard signals", a wire break can be detected by way of a live-zero signal. In monitoring of connected sensors (such as temperature), monitoring for wire break or short-circuit is effected by an internal electronics unit. Such faults can be indicated in different ways: •LED • Defined output signal • Separate output Linearity error Linearity error refers to a deviation from the ideal...
Open the catalog to page 11Signal Isolation Transformers · Basics The input, output and supply - and thus also all equipment connected to them - are mutually electrically isolated. In this way the input and output circuits are decoupled from the supply and the input and output circuits are decoupled from each other. The input signals must be active signals. The output signal is an amplified filtered signal. Figure: 2-way supply isolation 2-way isolation: Input isolation In this form of isolation the input is electrical isolated from the output and the supply, which are both connected to the same potential. By this...
Open the catalog to page 12FDT technology, what is it? FDT standardizes the communication and configuration interface between all field devices and host systems. FDT provides a common environment for accessing the devices’ most sophisticated features. Any device can be configured, operated, and maintained through the standardized user interface – regardless of supplier, type or communication protocol. The FDT interface – Integration standard The FDT interface is the specification describing the standardized data exchange between devices and control system or engineering or asset management tools. DTM – Device driver...
Open the catalog to page 13How to implement Lütze DTM´s into Select the HART communication 2. Select the communication channel 4. Select needed Lütze DTM 6. Double clic on the device open the list of parameter
Open the catalog to page 14Input: 4-20 mA Output: 4-20 mA Insulation: 1.5 kV, 2-way isolation, passive converter Description Part-No. Type Screw terminal Rated voltage passive 750528.0000 S* LCIS-P1K-0528-62-S 1 Input Input signal Galvanic isolation I/O Output Output signal Max. load impedance at l-output Output current Residual ripple Operating data Accuracy Linearity error Build-uptime (Accuracy 1%) General Rated voltage Status indication Input/output protection Burden error Temperature drift /K Temperature drift (working resistance >600R) Temperature drift (working resistance >600R) Insulation...
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