Winland WB-200 Manual de Usario
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Electronic Water Detection Device
© 2012 Winland Electronics, Inc.
D-011-0116 Rev C (08/2012)
SPECIFICATIONS
Power Requirement 8-28 VDC @ 35mA
8-28 VAC @ 100mA
Sensitivity Will not alarm due to high humidity or condensation.
Operating Temp 32˚ to 130˚F (0˚ to 54˚C); non-condensing environment (indoor use only)
Output 1 Form C Relay (N.O./N.C.)
1 Amp @ 30 VDC, resistive
1 Amp @ 24 VAC, resistive
Probe Options Includes 1 Standard Unsupervised Surface Probe (W-S-U)
Accepts up to 6 Unsupervised Surface Probes (W-S-U) wired in parallel or
Accepts up to 6 Unsupervised Under Carpet Probes (W-UC-U) wired in parallel.
Max Cable Length 1-2 probes; max recommended distance of 200’ (61 m)
3-6 probes; max recommended distance of 100’ (30.5 m)
Probe Cable Probes include 15' (4.6 m) cable. Extend using 22-18 AWG twisted pair.
Console Weight 2.4 oz (0.07 kg)
Console Dimensions 4.1 x 2.36 x 1.18” (10 x 6 x 3 cm) with flanges
Probe Dimensions Surface: 2 x 3 x 0.88” (5.1 x 7.6 x 2.2 cm)
Under Carpet: 2 x 3 x 0.18” (5.1 x 7.6 x 0.5 cm)
Mounting Flanges
Case Material ABS
Warranty 1 Year Limited
CONTENTS
This package contains:
• 1 WB-200
• 1 Surface Probe - Unsupervised (W-S-U)
• 1 Installation/Operating Instructions Guide
WB-200
Tech Support 8:00am - 5:00pm Central Time
(800) 635-4269 • +1-507-625-7231 P
www.winland.com
INTRODUCTION
Thank you for your purchase of the Winland WaterBug® model WB-200. The WB-200 is completely electronic and is designed
to detect water only (distilled and deionized water cannot be detected). The WB-200 is not a self contained warning device.
For proper operation, it must be used in conjunction with an alarm system, sounder, etc. It is designed so that the control
console mounts on a wall or other flat vertical surface and the remote probes are placed in the locations where water
leakage is most probable. Up to six remote probes may be connected to one control console. A film of moisture forming a
bridge between the two metallic contacts on any remote probe is all that is needed for the unit to signal an alarm condition.
The output on the WB-200 is non-latching, but will remain in alarm state until the moisture bridge is broken. As sensitive
as the WB-200 is, it will not alarm due to high humidity or condensation. The WB-200 is ideal for use in homes, offices,
computer rooms, warehouses, etc.
INSTALLATION
Locate the area where the WB-200 console is to be mounted. Using the WB-200 as a guide, mark the two locations on the
mounting surface where the holes will be drilled in order to use the case’s mounting flanges. If mounting on drywall, use the
two provided drywall anchors. Once the holes have been drilled, place the WB-200 against the surface and drive the screws
into the holes or anchors.
Multiple probes must be hooked up in parallel to the two “sensor” terminals. The remote surface probes may be mounted
securely to the floor or a wall. Mounting the probe(s) to a vertical surface like a wall enables you to monitor an area for rising
water levels. This is useful in basement sump pumps and other types of water storage and drainage systems.
TERMINAL LOCK ONNECTIONS B C
Relay contacts are accessible on the terminal block (See
Figure 1). The WB-200 is in normal condition when
power is applied and no moisture is being detected. It’s
in alarm condition when water is detected by any one
of the remote probes.
Note: When connecting DC power to the WB-200 be
sure to observe polarity and test to see if the WB-200
is operating properly. This may be done by forming
a water bridge between two of the metallic contacts
located on the probe (See Figure 2) with a moistened
finger or cloth. If the WB-200 is not operating properly,
check the polarity of the power supply connections.
AC – Power input wires are interchangeable
DC – Positive to V+ and negative to Ground
VAC / +VDC
Relay Common
Relay N.O.
Relay N.C.
Ground (VAC / -VDC)
Figure 1
TEST ROCEDURES P
To test the WB-200 operational status, form a water bridge between the two metallic contact points (See Figure 2) with a
moistened finger or cloth. If working properly, the WB-200 will activate the warning device to which it is connected within
approximately three seconds. The WB-200 will reset automatically when the probe dries and there is no longer a water
bridge between the two metallic contact points.
WATER
WATER
WATER
WATER
Figure 2
S S P UTANDARD URFACE ROBE NSUPERVISED
If a remote probe is to be bolted down in a permanent installation, drill
only in the innermost center recessed area (See Figure 3). Drilling anywhere
other than the innermost circle may damage the internal wiring causing the
WB-200 to fail.
M A WONITORING FOR THE BSENCE OF ATER
The WB-200 can be used to monitor for the absence of water (water level).
This is done by:
1 - mounting the probe at the desired minimum waterline and ;
2 - using the opposite set of relay contacts that you would use if you were
detecting the presence of water.
ALARM NO ALARM
Four Probe Contacts
Mount the probe to ensure
these four stainless steel
contacts are against the
surface to be monitored.
Figure 3
Drill only in the
innermost area.
To insure proper operation, test weekly.
Concrete can be semi-conductive. If
experiencing false alarms, insulate all
probes mounted on concrete.
Especificaciones del producto
| Marca: | Winland |
| Categoría: | Detector |
| Modelo: | WB-200 |
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