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FOS/TAC 2000 SCOPE OF DELIVERY, INSTALLATION AND SETTING INTO OPERATION
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4.2 Requirements for the place of installation
All major system components are installed in a housing with IP50 protection. The device is hence designed for installation in closed,
air-conditioned rooms.
The device must be protected against adverse ambient conditions, such as:
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extreme cold,
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exposure to heat radiation, for example, sunlight, furnaces, boilers or gas motors,
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strong temperature fluctuations,
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dust accumulation and penetration,
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aggressive atmosphere and
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shock/vibration.
Climatic conditions Air pressure (absolute) 850…1150 hPa
Relative humidity 90% max.
Ambient temperature during storage and transport +2…50 °C
during operation +10…+40 °C
4.3 Unpacking and setting into operation
Carefully remove the analyzer from the transport packaging and store it in a clean place. The analyzer was carefully packed for
shipment. Before installing and setting into operation, check for possible transport damage. In the case of transport damage with
signs of incorrect handling, have the damage recorded by the carrier (rail, post, mover) within seven days.
Make sure that the accessories enclosed (refer to the “Scope of delivery” section) are not lost.
The device comes with a DC input socket on the back to which the plug-in power supply unit, which is included in the delivery, must
be connected. The power supply unit has a EURO plug and is designed for an input voltage range of 100-240VAC / 47-63 Hz
(1A @230V).
In order to set the FOS/TAC 2000 into operation, proceed as follows:
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Connect the plug-in power supply unit to the power supply.
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Switch the analyzer on using the power switch.
After power-on, the display of the analyzer shows the version number for around 5 seconds and subsequently changes to the main
menu.