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SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE MODEL ULTRAPROBE 2000  
 

ULTRASONIC INSPECTION SYSTEM FACTORY MUTUAL INTRINSICALLY 
SAFE RATING EXPLANATION  

The Ultraprobe 2000 is to be considered intrinsically safe for use in Class 1, Division 1, Groups A, 
B, C, & D only when it has the appropriate "Factory Mutual System Approved" logo and label 
affixed to the bottom rear panel of the instrument.  

NOTE:

 

If the Ultraprobe 2000 has been modified to interface with a chart recorder, the Factory 

Mutual approval does not apply. An intrinsically safe Ultraprobe 2000 is an instrument in which 
any spark or thermal effect, produced either normally or in specified fault conditions, is incapable, 
under the test conditions prescribed in article 500 of the national Electrical Code, NFPA-70 of 
causing ignition of a specified mixture of flammable or combustible material in air. 

There are a few necessary precautions to take, which will ensure that your instrument remains 
intrinsically safe. The precautions are as follows: (1) Do not recharge the instrument (metered 
pistol housing or warbling tone generator) in a hazardous location. (2) Substitution of any 
components in the instrument will void the Factory Mutual Approval. (3) Only the UE BPA-1 or 
BPA-2 battery pack can be utilized to power the instrument. This battery pack is in the pistol 
handle and is changeable in the field. Check with factory for correct style pack before replacing.  

NOTE:

 

Failure to comply with the above will void the intrinsically safe rating. 

 

 

Summary of Contents for ULTRAPROBE 2000

Page 1: ...1 UE SYSTEMS INC THE ULTRAPROBE 2000 MANUAL...

Page 2: ...tery Level Light Sensitivity Selection Head Set Jack Trigger Switch Frequency Adjust Dial Meter Mode Selection Recharge Jack Charging the Ultraprobe Pistol Charging the WTG 2 Ultrasonic Tone Generator...

Page 3: ...ce The instrument provides testing capability ranging from leak detection to mechanical analysis It is a testing laboratory that fits in the palm of your hand BASIC COMPONENTS OF YOUR KIT Headphones B...

Page 4: ...CTION NUMERICALLY CALIBRATED DIAL The increments on this dial allow for 500 individual set points There are 2 sets of numbers The outer window reflects the whole digit and reads from 0 to 10 The insid...

Page 5: ...is an extremely narrow band response that when used with the contact stethoscope module reduces most stray unwanted pipe and mechanical noises In the scanning mode it provides for extreme sensitivity...

Page 6: ...low level indicator light illuminates IMMEDIATELY recharge the Ultraprobe If the instrument is not used for a week or more recharge it If the Ultraprobe is not used for a few days it can be used with...

Page 7: ...m the gross to the fine If there is too much ultrasound in the area reduce the sensitivity place the RUBBER FOCUSING PROBE described below over the scanning module and proceed to follow the test sound...

Page 8: ...th the sensitivity level at or near maximum Occasionally when in this situation stray ultrasound may interfere with clear reception and be confusing If this occurs place the RUBBER FOCUSING PROBE over...

Page 9: ...ack on the metered pistol housing and place the headphones over your ears The UE DHC 2HH Hard Hat Headphones are specifically designed for hard hat use WTG 1 WARBLE TONE GENERATOR STANDARD The WTG 1 T...

Page 10: ...lever Move this change lever to the middle of the lock in a way that allows it to hook behind the change notch drawing 1 Set your personal combination turning the dials to the desired combination i e...

Page 11: ...ed fault conditions is incapable under the test conditions prescribed in article 500 of the national Electrical Code NFPA 70 of causing ignition of a specified mixture of flammable or combustible mate...

Page 12: ...shielding 5 1 2 long chrome plated brass probe tip conically shaped for uniform surface contact Probe tip is interchangeable Stethoscope extension kit 3 piece segmented to increase stethoscope contact...

Page 13: ...the equipment with your hands or fingers Be sure to use appropriate lockout procedures when attempting repairs Be careful with loose hanging parts such as the wrist strap or headphone cord when inspec...

Page 14: ...14 Need further support Want information regarding products or training CONTACT UE Systems Inc 14 Hayes Street Elmsford NY 10523 USA T 914 592 1220 E info uesystems com W www uesystems com...

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