Hanna Instruments hi 8666 Manual Do Utilizador
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PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION
Remove the instrument from the packing ma-
terial and examine it carefully to make sure
that no damage has occurred during ship-
ment. If noticeable damage is found, immedi-
ately notify your Dealer.
terial and examine it carefully to make sure
that no damage has occurred during ship-
ment. If noticeable damage is found, immedi-
ately notify your Dealer.
Note: Conserve all packing material until the
instrument has been observed to func-
tion correctly because all defective
items must be returned to the Dealer
in their original packing.
tion correctly because all defective
items must be returned to the Dealer
in their original packing.
HI 8666 is a 2-wire, 4 to 20 mA relative
humidity and temperature transmitter. The
instrument transmits electrically isolated out-
puts that are linear and proportional to RH%
and °C. It can be surface or panel mounted,
and used with a detachable connector. The
power must be supplied from an external
source from 12V to 24V. See the diagrams
on pages 4-6 of this instruction manual for
connections from the transmitter to other
equipment, such as recorder.
humidity and temperature transmitter. The
instrument transmits electrically isolated out-
puts that are linear and proportional to RH%
and °C. It can be surface or panel mounted,
and used with a detachable connector. The
power must be supplied from an external
source from 12V to 24V. See the diagrams
on pages 4-6 of this instruction manual for
connections from the transmitter to other
equipment, such as recorder.
Note: After 30 minutes of measurements over
90% RH, the probe sensors could ex-
perience secondary absorption, lead-
ing to approximately +6% RH satura-
tion. This means that the readings will
be inaccurate. To restore the probe to
a normal condition, place the probe
into the LiCl well of HI 7102 for 24
hours (see page 9).
perience secondary absorption, lead-
ing to approximately +6% RH satura-
tion. This means that the readings will
be inaccurate. To restore the probe to
a normal condition, place the probe
into the LiCl well of HI 7102 for 24
hours (see page 9).
GENERAL DESCRIPTION