2.2
2.2 Unpacking and inspection
The rack mounting brackets (see Figure 2.1 Item 1) are not designed to be used as handles or
grips. When removing the instrument from its packing, and for subsequent handling, ensure
that the analyser is gripped securely underneath. Lift and remove the analyser from its packing
and inspect for any damage incurred during transit. If damage has occurred, inform Servomex
or its agent immediately. Retain all packing and shipping information. The shipping carton may
be used for future transportion.
After the initial visual inspection, perform the following checks:
1 Check that the specification details table in the front of this manual agree with the
purchase requirements. Pay particular attention to any inserted instrument modification
sheets.
2. Check that the accessories are present and undamaged.
Standard accessories provided are:
• Spare mains fuses suitable for electrical power voltage range ordered.
• Two connectors for wiring to standard chassis signal output plugs (PL1 and
PL5).
• Electrical power cord with moulded IEC connector or loose IEC connector for
wiring during installation.
Optional accessories are:
• Connectors for wiring to each optional signal output plug (PL2 to PL4).
• Spanner and spare filter elements (for those analysers configured with a
sample filter).
• Rack mounting slides and kit of parts (See Figure 2.2).
2.3 Bench mount installation
The analyser should be mounted on a sturdy, level surface. The bench mount version has
four feet. If the front two are flipped down, the floats in the optional flowmeters may not rotate,
however, the flow indication will still be correct.
2.4 Panel mount installation
See Figure 2.1 for panel mounting detail. In panel mounting format the analyser is supplied with
a pair of mounting brackets ( item 1) suitable for mounting the front of the instrument against a
panel.
CAUTION
Install the analyser so that fan and cover vents are not obstructed.
WARNING
The 4000 series analysers weigh up to 22kg (45lb) and care must be taken when
handling. It is recommended that they are lifted with hands positioned on either side
of the base of the chassis.
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