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6-1 Power Connection and Grounding
Connect the detector to the power source according to the following procedure:
1) Confirm that the type of the power socket into which the detector power cable
is plugged is of a 3P type with a grounding terminal.
2) Confirm the voltage of the power socket into which the detector power cable is
plugged is the same as the voltage indicated on the rear panel of the detector.
3) Turn off the power switch of the detector.
4) Connect the detector to the power source using the accessory power cable.
Prior to connection, make sure that the voltage of the power socket into
which the detector power cable is plugged is the same as the power
supply voltage indicated on the detector.
The type of the power socket into which the detector power cable is
plugged should be of a 3P type with a grounding terminal. Other type of
power socket should not be used.
The accessory power cable should be used to connect the detector to
the power socket. Other cable should not be used.
Do not use the detector in places where combustible gas or any source
of fire or of spark exists or might exist.
As the detector is readily affected by the ambient temperature, use it in
places where there is little wind or change in the ambient temperature.
Do not use the detector near any source of vibration, electrical noise or
in places where corrosive gas and a lot of dust exist.
Please do not set other equipments on this detector because of
avoiding
enlarging the baseline drift and uncontrolling the temperature.
6. Installation and Connection
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