Servomex Servotough SpectraScan 2400, User Manual

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SERVOTOUGH SpectraScan User Manual
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NOTE
The sample, power and signal connections require at least 6” of clearance for
safe operation.
WARNING
Personal Injury: The Servomex SpectraScan Gas Analyzer weighs
approximately 30 lbs (14Kg), presenting the possibility of personal injury if
care is not taken when lifting and moving this unit.
The Servomex SpectraScan Gas Analyzer should be mounted in a well-ventilated area.
WARNING
Personal Injury: Operate the Servomex SpectraScan Gas Analyzer in a well-
ventilated area to prevent the build-up of potentially harmful gases. Do NOT
vent sample cell exhaust into an area where it may be inhaled.
5.0.2 Operating Temperature, Humidity and Pressure
The Servomex SpectraScan Gas Analyzer can operate in a wide range of ambient temperature and
humidity, as shown in Table 14 - Environmental Specifications on page 72. The analyzer should be
operated in a non-condensing environment to avoid condensation on the optical windows in the gas
cell.
In addition to the ambient considerations, the Servomex SpectraScan Gas Analyzer has specific
requirements for the sample gas and zero gas being piped into it. Both sample gas and zero gas
have the same acceptable flow rate, pressure, humidity and temperature ranges. See Table 11 -
Sampling System Specifications on page 71. Refer to the Applications Manual for more sample
pressure recommendations.
There are overpressure considerations for the sample and zero gases entering the analyzer to
avoid injury and damage to the unit. See Section 7.0.3
Sampling Gas from a Pressurized Source on
page 51.
The sample and zero gas must be clean and free of particulates. A 10 micron particulate filter on
the supply side is recommended.