OLE T5020 Tank Gauge

SKU T5020-1A-3M
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Product details

The OLE T5020 Automatic Tank Gauge, from GO Industrial, is an accurate, yet cost effective instrument to measure and report on the level of liquids within a tank.  The OLE T5020 reads a hydrostatic pressure sensor that is suspended into the tank.  Accuracy is +/- 0.5%. 

Specifications

Supplied with Console and Probe Assembly, suitable for tanks up to 3m in height

  • Accuracy +/- 0.5% or better.
  • Litres Display, % Bar and Alarm Status,
  • Can accept up to 3 additional probes including:
    • Temperature Probe
    • High Level Probe or Water Bottom Sensor
    • Bund Probe
  • 4-20 mA output for BMS + Modbus RTU as standard
  • Suitable for any height / shape of Tank.
  • Low Installation & Maintenance Costs
  • IP65 weatherproof enclosure
  • Alarm Test Functions, two button auto reset operation
  • Single power connection for multi-functions
  • Replaces separate Gauge, High / Low and Bund Alarms
  • Adjustable backlighting - note backlight turns off after 1 hour
  • Adjustable Screen Resolution
  • Adjustable Safe Fill Level Setting
  • Suitable with Diesel, Biodiesel up to B100, HVO, AdBlue and Coolant / Antifreeze
  • Tank probes are an electronic pressure sensor with a DN25 (1") M BSP fitting.
  • Level probes must be suspended 50mm from the bottom of the tank.
  • 1 gauge required per tank. Slave display option available.
  • Options- Choose between bund probe or water bottom sensor
  • Relay board fits inside gauge housing, 4 volt free outputs

Installation

  • With simplicity in mind, the T5020 tank gauge can be installed in less than 1 hour.
  • Sensor into tank, wired to display, mounted on wall or pipe.
  • Plug in lap top configuration.
  • Power supply can be 24vdc, so no mains power required (Multi power supply included, 12/24vdc or 100/240 vac)

Inputs / Outputs

  • Power Supply 18-24 vdc (with optional 110-240 vac power supply)
  • Input : 1 x Tank Sensor 4-20 mA (new or existing measuring sensor)
  • Input : 2 x Digital inputs, Normally Closed (H and B Alarms)
  • Output: 1 x Modbus RS485 with registers for all features
  • Output: 1 x 4-20 Output: 4-20 mA proportional to Litres Capacity.
  • Output: 4 x Level Triggers. 24vdc as std, or Volt Free Relay Option
  • Output: 1 x Bund Condition Digital condition (NC To BMS)

FAQ's / Trouble Shooting

Siren will not sound when the test button is pressed

  • On T4020 / T5020 the test button must be pressed for 5 seconds before the siren will sound. Check the 8-way green connector is fitted correctly (see wiring diagram). When R5 relays are incorporated the siren, connection is on the front 8-way green connector.

High level Alarm failed to sound

  • If the M alarm symbol is Blacked out and there is a cross through it, the unit has Alarmed and has been acknowledged.
  • Pressing the test button will sound the alarm and pressing again will stop it.

Gauge reads LOW

  • If the sensor is reversed wired = LOW
  • If the sensor is not connected = LOW
  • If the sensor output is less than 3.8mA = Low

Gauge reads HIGH

  • If the sensor wires are broken it will read LOW Sensor has failed / shorted out
  • Water ingress into the sensor reference pipe

Display does not read litres = Blank

  • Water ingress into junction box shorting out gauge
  • Water ingress into reference port tube in sensor
  • Power has failed, check with a multi meter

Gauge litres are drifting more tank ½ %

  • Water ingress into sensor reference pipe
  • Sensor is ending its life.
  • Check milliamps
  • Vent on tank has blockages
  • High winds in the area cause pressure fluctuation, increase damping on screen settings

Sensor replaced and gauge reads wrong / lower or Higher than it should

  • Work out the percentage the gauge reads incorrectly
  • Example - 15000L was put in and the gauge only registered 12000L. 12000/15000 = 0.8
  • If they have put in a 3.0m sensor in place of a 2.5m sensor, 2.5/3.0 = 0.833 so may need to change the sensor parameters in the gauge setup

Garbled Screen Display

  • The display is broken up and does not show all pixels.
  • Try power down the unit and then back up.
  • Usually caused by power spikes on generators.
  • Can be caused by incorrect RS-485 connection / disconnection (Modbus RTU)

New gauge setup does not read correct litres

  • Gauge has been configured by client and the litres does not match the dip value or calculated value in the tank.
  • This is usually because the sensor parameters have been set wrongly, and the “B” values have been set as the tank height rather than the SENSOR SPAN + “A” OFFSET.
  • So, a 3.0m sensor should be set A 0.05 if set 50mm off the bottom of the tanks and the “B” value would be 3.05.
  • This is 3.0m sensor plus the 50mm offset.

Relay settings not showing on the display

  • When using relays the active alarms will display on the front screen, unless there is a BundAlarm fitted in which case the M Master symbol will show and the B Bund symbol.
  • The relaysare still active just not shown on the front display.

Relay R4 and R5

  • The R4 has 4 level trigger points, M,1,2,3.
  • The R5 has 4 level trigger points and one volt free out for the B (Bund) as well.
  • The M(Master) alarm can be acknowledged from the front panel and this action resets this output.

Testing Alarm

  • The test feature is a press and hold for 5 seconds to activate.
  • Press again to mute.

Unable to connect the gauge to PC / Laptop

  • The Laptop connection is with a USB to RS-485 cable.
  • You need to know which “Port” thecable is associated with.
  • This needs to be set in the Program Settings.
  • Please see the section in the manual that advises how to do this. (See pages 6 to 8).
  • Please do not call GO Industrial if communication is the issue as we are not IT experts.

Gauge reads HIGH or LOW

  • The sensor parameters must be set based on the sensor range and NOT the tank height.

Alarm trigger point errors

  • These can be reset by connection to a laptop and running the OLD configuration software

Displayed Litres is LOW

  • Damage to the input circuitry can make the gauge read low by 5% and 10%.
  • Check the board for a burning smell.
  • The board is usually beyond economical repair and suggest purchasing a new board, Part No. T4020-0002B.

Bund Alarm Connection

  • Bund alarm is connected but does not operate.
  • Check the black jumper is on the 2 pins next to the green 2-way connector. (See page 4).
  • Power down and then back up and the B symbol will show on the display.

H Alarm

  • H (HIGH or Water) alarm is connected but does not operate.
  • Check the black jumper is onthe 2 pins next to the green 2-way connector. (See page 4).
  • Power down and then back upand the B symbol will show on the display.
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