CAN ANY ONE TELL ME WHILE COMMISSIONING A LOOP IN XLS 1000 , ALTHOUGH THE LOOP IS OF " CLASS A" WIRING , WHY DO I NEED TO SELECT "CLASS B" ?
NOTE : AS I HAVE FOUND AND UNDERSTOOD ::: CLASS A = LOOP ENDS BACK IN PANEL . CLASS B = LOOP ENDS AT THE FIELD .
PLEASE CORRECT ME IF I'M MISTAKEN AT ANY POINT
"CLASS A and CLASS B " WIRING CONCEPT
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Re: "CLASS A and CLASS B " WIRING CONCEPT
you are making a class A circuit class B.
you say "I need to select class B" why need. what did you read or who told you you NEED to make it class B
Frankly, I do not like making a SLC circuit class A even if it is ran as a class A circuit.
weird things happen, comm fails, false alarms
you say "I need to select class B" why need. what did you read or who told you you NEED to make it class B
Frankly, I do not like making a SLC circuit class A even if it is ran as a class A circuit.
weird things happen, comm fails, false alarms
Re: "CLASS A and CLASS B " WIRING CONCEPT
sorry Leo but I don't understand;Leo wrote:you are making a class A circuit class B.
you say "I need to select class B" why need. what did you read or who told you you NEED to make it class B
Frankly, I do not like making a SLC circuit class A even if it is ran as a class A circuit.
weird things happen, comm fails, false alarms
on an handred loop that I manage I always wire it in class A and never have problem.