METIS Vision MV05
/ MV09 Rugged Thermovision Camera
20
7.2 Mechanical installation
Fig. 5:
Mounting thread (M5)
Personnel:
Specialized personnel
Protective equipment:
Protective work clothing
Safety footwear
Proceed as follows to mount the camera:
1.
2.
Ensure that the intended mounting location satisfies the fol-
lowing conditions:
The mounting location must be free of vibration, (if
necessary ensure freedom from vibration through the use
of rubber absorbers for the fastening).
The maximum ambient temperature (
Chapter 3.5
“
Optical Data
” on page 11)
should not be exceeded (if
necessary use cooling plates or cooling jacket
(
Chapter 5.3
‘Accessories’ on page 17
).
Any windows used between the camera and the
measurement object must be transparent in the spectral
range of the camera or have uniform transmission
characteristics (e.g. quartz glass or crown glass BK7).
The distance to the measurement object must be in the
range of the focusable measurement distance of the lens
assembly.
The cone of vision between camera and measurement ob-
ject must be free of fumes, smoke, or dust (if necessary
ensure this through the use of sight tubes that can be
purged via instrument air; sight tubes should have a mini-
mum diameter of 2x the aperture diameter of the lens as-
sembly).
Fasten the pyrometer at the place of operation with one of
the following methods:
Front-side mounting using the four M5 tapped bores
(Fig. 5)
Mounting with optional swivel mounting base or mounting
bracket (
Chapter 5.3
‘Accessories’ on page 17).
7.3 Electrcal connection
7.3.1
Connect the power supply and data interface
The electrical connection of the Thermovision Camera (supply volt-
age and measurement signal) is executed via the 12-pin plug con-
nector on the rear of the device. Prefabricated connecting cables are
available as accessories for this purpose (
Chapter 5.3
‘Accessories’ on page 17)
. These cables have a soldered plug con-
nector and can be easily integrated in existing systems via a cable
clamp that must be provided by the customer