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Important Safety Information

WARNING

!

The Wireless Pressure Sensor 

MUST USE

 and 

MUST ONLY

 use a single 

AA RAMWAY ER14505M lithium / thionyl chloride

 

battery

 . The Sensor has ONLY been certified for use with a single AA RAMWAY ER14505M battery . Use of ANY other battery, 

or modification of the Sensor to use multiple batteries, and other power source(s) MAY result in sparking and thermal events 

that could lead to ignition and explosion in the environments for which the Wireless Pressure Sensor has been otherwise 

designed to be deployed . Furthermore, use of a single AA RAMWAY ER14505M battery that has been thermally, electrically, or 

mechanically compromised may also lead to ignition and explosions . As discussed below, the single AA RAMWAY ER14505M 

lithium / thionyl chloride battery 

MUST ONLY be inserted in and removed

 from the battery coffin of the Wireless Pressure 

Sensor 

outside of any hazardous location

 and in an area free of potentially explosive dust or gases .

DO NOT attempt to recharge the RAMWAY ER14505M battery . DO NOT incinerate the battery, place it near heating equipment, 

expose it to direct sunlight for long periods, or subject the RAMWAY ER14505M battery to temperatures in excess of 343°K 

(70°C) . DO NOT short circuit the RAMWAY ER14505M . DO NOT drop, crush, or puncture the battery . DO NOT immerse 

the battery in liquids . DO NOT install the RAMWAY ER14505M battery with an incorrect polarity . The battery coffin of the 

Wireless Pressure Sensor has a raised plus sign and a raised negative sign to indicate correct polarity .
The pressure transducer and cable of the Wireless Pressure Sensor MUST NOT be deployed in any location where voltage 

and current may be injected on any exposed wires arising from accidental melting of insulation, severing, cutting, or cap 

removal of the antenna .
The housing of the Wireless Pressure Sensor must be maintained within an ambient process temperature between 253°K to 313°K 

(-20°C to 40°C) .
The pressure transducer at the end of the cable may be exposed to process temperatures ranging from 253°K to 343°K 

(-20°C to 70°C), as long as the housing is kept within an ambient temperature between 253°K to 313°K (-20°C to 40°C) . 

The pressure transducer MUST NOT be exposed to process temperatures above 343°K (70°C) .

Summary of Contents for Wireless Pressure Sensor

Page 1: ...d follow all safety and use information can result in death serious personal injury property damage or damage to the equipment Keep this Manual for future reference Contents Product Information 2 Impo...

Page 2: ...he following maximum Equivalent Isometric Radiated Powers for the corresponding frequencies 50 mW at 900 MHz and 940 MHz 25 mW at 868 MHz and 10 mW at 433 MHz which are well under the threshold power...

Page 3: ...DO NOT incinerate the battery place it near heating equipment expose it to direct sunlight for long periods or subject the RAMWAY ER14505M battery to temperatures in excess of 343 K 70 C DO NOT short...

Page 4: ...ties must first familiarize themselves with the Wireless Pressure Sensor its functionality and components before attempting to engage in any such activities 2 All qualified personnel must be familiar...

Page 5: ...enance Layers of dust should not be allowed to accumulate on the Wireless Pressure Sensor Clean the Sensor regularly However DO NOT clean the surfaces of the Sensor with a dry rag Only clean these sur...

Page 6: ...uching the Sensor to prevent electrostatic discharge Avoid friction on the surfaces of the Sensor Keep ambient relative humidity above 25 Only clean these surfaces with a wet rag Do NOT dry clean the...

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Page 8: ...r the cost of repairing or replacing other property which is damaged if this product does not work properly other costs resulting from labor charges delays vandalism negligence fouling caused by forei...

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