Badger Meter Inc 2017OCEV5INTL Manual De Usuario

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In-line Connectors
ORI-UM-02540-EN-01
IN-LINE CONNECTORS
In-line connectors are used to allow AMA/AMR/AMI device connectivity without the need for a field splice kit  
There are three available in-line connector types: Twist Tight, 308, Nicor 
When ordered as an assembly, the endpoint and encoder (or electronic meter) in-line connectors are joined at the factory, 
prior to shipping  
When ordered separately, in-line connectors come with removable caps  In-line connector ends can be joined in the field by 
the customer after removing the caps  With the proper orientation, the connector ends go together easily  No tools  
are necessary  
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Additional removable caps are available for order  Part numbers are listed in 
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and
  
BEFORE JOINING, MAKE SURE ALL SURFACES OF THE CONNECTOR ENDS ARE CLEAN, DRY, AND FREE OF ANY DEBRIS 
OR DIRT. THIS STEP IS ESSENTIAL TO MAKE SURE THE CONNECTOR REMAINS WATER TIGHT AND SUBMERSIBLE.
Twist Tight Connector
Figure 27:  Twist Tight in-line connector
To use the Twist Tight connector, follow these steps and refer to 
1   Remove the protective caps  
• 
Endpoint-side connector: Twist the rotating collar on the connector counter clockwise (left) to loosen and remove 
the cap  
• 
Encoder-side connector: Twist the rotating collar on the protective cap counter clockwise (left) to loosen and 
remove the cap  
2   Align the notches inside each connector and push the ends together until the endpoint-side is fully seated in the 
encoder-side connector 
Protective cap endpoint-side  
PN: 68307-007
Protective cap encoder-side  
PN: 68307-008
Endpoint-side
Encoder-side
Figure 28:  Twist Tight connector ends and caps - close up view
3   On the endpoint-side connector, twist the rotating collar clockwise (right) until the ends are tightly connected   
When tightly connected, the tabs at the top of the connectors should be aligned and the red O ring on the  
encoder-side connector should NOT be visible  
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Do NOT use tools to tighten the connector ends. Hand tighten only. 
Stationary collar
Rotating collar
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February 2018