Model 34SSA Section H
be stored or shipped where temperature fluctuations cause
condensation
within the instrument.
2-26.
Humidity.
2-27.
The instrument may be operated in
environments
with relative humidity
of
up
to
95%.
However,
(he instru-
ment must be protected from temperature extremes
which
cause condensation within the instrument.
2-28. Altitude.
2-29.
The instrument may be operated at
altitudes up
to
4572 meters (15,000 feet).
2-30.
REPACKAGING FOR
SHIPMENT.
NOTE
//
the instrument is
to
be shipped to Hewlett-
Packard
for
service
or
repair, attach
a
tag
to
the
instrument identifying the
owner and Micating
the
service
or
repair
to
be accomplished.
Include
the
model number and
full
serial num-
ber
of
the
instrument. In any correspondence,
identify
the instrument by
model number and
full
serial
number.
If
you
have any
questions,
contact
your nearest -hp-
Sales and Service
Office.
2-31.
The following is a general
guide for repackaging
the
instrument for shipment. If the
original container is
avail-
able. place the instrument in (he
container with
appropriate
packing
material
and
seal well with strong
tape or metal
bands, if the original container is not
available, proceed
as
follows:
a.
Wrap instrument in
heavy paper or plastic
before
placing in
an
inner container.
b.
Place
packing material
around all sides of
instrument
and
protect panel face with cardboard
strips or plastic
foam.
c.
Place instrument
and
inner container in a
heavy
carton and seal with strong tape or metal
bands.
d. Mark
shipping container
“DELICATK INSTRU-
MENT”, “FRAGILE",
etc.
2-3
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