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5 • Installation
Charged Aerosol Detectors Corona Veo (RS) Operating Manual Page 59
5.3.5 Operating Conditions
When operating the detector, make sure that the installation site meets
these general environmental and operating conditions:
Temperature
Temperature fluctuations can affect the performance of the detector.
Avoid locations with significant changes in temperature and strong air
drafts. For example, do not place the detector in the direct sunlight,
near heating or cooling sources, or under an air duct.
Humidity
The relative humidity of the operating environment is important for the
performance of the detector. Operate the detector in the specified
humidity range, with no condensation.
When the humidity is too high, condensation may occur, causing
damage to the electronic components in the detector. When the
humidity is too low, static electricity may accumulate and discharge,
shortening the life of the electronic components.
Ventilation
Make sure that the installation site is well ventilated at any time to avoid
potential health hazards and safety risks, which may be caused by
handling hazardous substances, volatiles or gases.
Vibration
Vibrations may affect the performance of the detector. Therefore, the
installation site should be free of vibrations. Avoid placing the detector
in locations where vibrations are caused by other instruments.