Smith-Root LR-24

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Smith-Root continues to be the leader in effective, safe, and reliable technology for fisheries conservation.

Knowledgeable biologists have depended upon Smith-Root equipment since 1964.

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Default Chapter2
- Default Chapter2
  - Table of Contents2
- Introduction4
  - The LR-24 Electrofisher4
  - General Information5
- Overview6
  - Input8
  - Output8
- Status Display9
  - Volts9
- Display Panel10
User's Manual22
- Anode Switch23
- Audio Alarm23
Safety Features23
- Anode-Out-Of-Water24
- Electronic Circuit Breaker24
- Immersion Sensor24
- Output Voltage Detector24
- Tilt Switch24
- Battery Compartment Interlock Switches25
- Fusible Links25
- Temperature Sensors25
- Average Current Overload26
- Output IGBT Failure26
- Peak Current Overload26
- Battery Current too Low27
- Inverter Overload27
- Low Battery Fault27
- Setup31
- Using Recalled Waveforms for Setup31
- Factory Default Stored Waveforms32
- Custom Setup Procedure33
- Burst of Pulses Waveforms35
- Dual Output Mode36
- Storing Waveform Settings38
- Lr-24 Specifications39
- My Custom Waveforms40
- Charger42
- How to Charge Batteries43
- Available Batteries44
- Battery Tips & Precautions45
- Battery Life46
- Battery Rating46
- Battery Storage46
- Effects of Temperature46
- Diagnostic Equipment47
- MC-24 Maintenance Charger47
- Safety48
Electrofishing Safety49
- Safety52
Appendix A: Glossary of Terms53
Appendix B: LR-24 Event Codes54
Appendix C: Anode Ring Maintenance55
Appendix D56
- Factory Default Stored Waveforms56
Appendix D56
Appendix E: Suspension System57
Appendix F58
Appendix F58
- Suspension Adjustments58
Appendix H59
Appendix G59
Appendix G59
Appendix H59
- Cleaning and Maintenance59
- Model 12 and 15 Conversion Chart59
Appendix I: Electrode Testing60
Appendix K61
Appendix J61
Appendix J61
Appendix K61
- Backpack Electrofishing Illustration61
- Carry Case Arrangement Illustration61

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