Ionics Instruments 2004 Page 4-3 DLM 30007-08 Rev. A
Site Selection/Location
Place the analyzer on a clean, unobstructed surface approximately 56 cm
deep by 76 cm wide that can support at least 14 kg in addition to existing
equipment. For proper heat dissipation, ensure that an additional 16 cm is
available at the rear and on both sides of the analyzer. For on-line sampling,
the analyzer should be placed within 3 m of the sampling port to be tested. If
using a printer, make sure that there is sufficient space for the printer and for
connecting the printer to the analyzer. For container sampling, make sure
there is sufficient space on the right-hand-side of the analyzer for containers.
Power Requirements
The 120 VAC version of the analyzer is powered from a standard 120 VAC (108
to 132 VAC, 60 Hz) grounded AC outlet. For 100 VAC versions, a standard 90-
110 VAC, 50 or 60 Hz, grounded AC outlet is required. See Appendix A for
instructions on selecting the frequency setting for 100 VAC analyzers. For 230
VAC versions of the analyzer, a standard 210 - 250 VAC, 50 Hz, grounded AC
outlet is required. See Appendix B for instructions on verifying the frequency
setting for 230 VAC analyzers.
Environmental Consideration
Operate the analyzer in an environment comfortable for human habitation with
reasonably constant temperature and humidity. Avoid direct sunlight and
extreme temperatures; operating at elevated temperatures (greater than 40
°C) prevents proper operation and operating at low temperatures (10 °C) could
cause errors in the measurements.
Installing Sample Port
The analyzer can be used with any pressurized sample port (2 to 135 psig)
and water samples ranging from 5°C to 100°C. Thoroughly flush the port
before installing the sample inlet lines to remove any contamination.
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