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Note:
As the tensioner is tightened ensure the sensor(s), strap and strap tensioner remain in-line.
12.
Ensure that the parts on both sides of the strap tensioner assembly have aligned. If not, loosen/adjust
the worm-screws on either side until they do. Ensure the sensor is firmly fixed and sitting
perpendicular to the pipe as shown in step 10.
Task 2. Fitting the lanyard
1.
Wrap the lanyard around the circumference of the pipe, on top of any cladding. The 2m (7ft) length is
sufficient for a diameter of up to 20
”.
When it is not possible to wrap the lanyard around a pipe, find
an alternative attachment point for the lanyard.
For pipes exceeding 20
”
in diameter, lanyards may be linked together.
For sensors in close proximity to each other, a single lanyard may be used.
2.
Thread the bare end of the wire through the loop in the lanyard to secure it to the pipe.
