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General| Brand | AMI |
|---|---|
| Model | 60 |
| Category | Analytical Instruments |
| Language | English |
Overview of AMI analyzers and their design principles.
Read manual, understand gas/sensor hazards.
Contact info for Advanced Micro Instruments.
Purpose and basic operation of the Oxygen Probe Analyzer.
Key characteristics: compact size, accuracy, fast response.
Available add-ons like meter display unit.
Description of the electrochemical sensor and its principles.
Warranty terms and conditions for the oxygen sensor.
Warranty period and coverage for the analyzer unit.
Instructions for checking the instrument upon delivery for damage.
General safety warning regarding handling the instrument.
Guidance on mounting the probe unit for optimal performance.
Details on connecting the probe, including wiring and cable specs.
Information about the optional meter display unit and its mounting.
How to connect the display unit to the probe and power.
Steps for performing an initial setup and calibration.
Information about the analyzer's output signals and impedance.
Guidance on connecting sample gas to the probe unit.
Step-by-step instructions for correctly installing the oxygen sensor.
Procedure for calibrating the sensor to ensure accurate measurements.
Calibration details when using the probe without a display unit.
Routine upkeep: calibration and sensor replacement.
Guidance on when and how to replace the oxygen sensor.
Safety warnings and precautions during sensor replacement.
Detailed step-by-step instructions for replacing the sensor.
Instructions for performing periodic calibration of the sensor.
Recommendation for calibrating the sensor every 6 months.
Technical specs: ranges, sensitivity, temperature, dimensions, power.
Limitations of liability and intended use of the analyzer.
MSDS for P3, P4, P5 sensors: identification, properties, hazards.
MSDS for P2 sensors: identification, properties, hazards.
General health risks, emergency procedures, and first aid for sensors.
Safe handling practices, protective measures, and disposal of sensors.
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