Bacharach H-10G Manuale Proprietario
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Condensed Instructions
1. Plug power cord into an appropriate AC
outlet and let unit warm up for 2 minutes.
2. Check flotation of airflow ball in probe tip.
3. Set Leak Size switch to SM(cal) position.
4. Adjust Balance Control until unit ticks
3. Set Leak Size switch to SM(cal) position.
4. Adjust Balance Control until unit ticks
slowly (1–3 ticks per second).
5. Place probe tip over Calibrate Reference
Bottle (remove cap disc from bottle) and
check for faster audio and flashing lamp.
check for faster audio and flashing lamp.
6. Probe for leaks.
7. For other sensitivity ranges, set Leak
7. For other sensitivity ranges, set Leak
Size switch and readjust Balance
Control for 1–3 ticks per second.
Control for 1–3 ticks per second.
WARNING: This deviceis not to be
used in any application that is beyond
its intended purpose or beyond the
scope of its specifications. For details
on appropriate use, refer to the gen-
eral model description, application, and
operation discussions in this manual.
Before risking equipment damage or
personal injury, contact Bacharach if you
are unsure of the validity of a particular
combustion analyzer application.
used in any application that is beyond
its intended purpose or beyond the
scope of its specifications. For details
on appropriate use, refer to the gen-
eral model description, application, and
operation discussions in this manual.
Before risking equipment damage or
personal injury, contact Bacharach if you
are unsure of the validity of a particular
combustion analyzer application.
Model Description
The H-10G Halogen Leak Detector
consists of a control unit, a probe with
4-1/2 ft of hose, and an 8 ft power cord,
all housed in a shock-resistant case.
The control unit contains a printed cir-
cuit board amplifier, plug-in sensor, air
pump, power transformer, and speaker
housed beneath the chassis cover. A
calibrate reference leak bottle, leak size
switch, balance control, and power switch
are located on the top of the control
chassis. An AC power cord is attached
on the inside left of the control chassis. A
consists of a control unit, a probe with
4-1/2 ft of hose, and an 8 ft power cord,
all housed in a shock-resistant case.
The control unit contains a printed cir-
cuit board amplifier, plug-in sensor, air
pump, power transformer, and speaker
housed beneath the chassis cover. A
calibrate reference leak bottle, leak size
switch, balance control, and power switch
are located on the top of the control
chassis. An AC power cord is attached
on the inside left of the control chassis. A