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Installation, Operation, Servicing, Maintenance, and Decommissioning

WARNING

!

The Wireless Pressure Sensor must be installed, operated, serviced, maintained, and decommissioned in accordance with the 

following standards, instructions, and requirements .
1 .  The Wireless Pressure Sensormust be installed, operated, serviced, maintained, and decommissioned in accordance 

with relevant laws, regulations, and other rules promulgated by any legal authorities with jurisdiction where the Wireless 

Pressure Sensor is to be installed, operated, serviced, maintained, and decommissioned .

2 .  The Wireless Pressure Sensor must be installed, operated, serviced, maintained, and decommissioned in accordance with 

ALL instructions, guidance, conditions, and requirements appearing in these safety instructions herein below .

In determining a surface to which to affix the Sensor, consider again that the Sensor did not go through an impact test . DO NOT 

affix the Wireless Pressure Sensor higher than two meters above a surface it would strike in the event of a fall . DO NOT affix the 

Wireless Pressure Sensor where it is likely to be bumped by personnel . DO NOT affix the Sensor anywhere where moving parts 

of machinery may strike it .

The Wireless Pressure Sensor MUST be installed in a location where it will be protected and sheltered from ALL sunlight and 

other luminaries emitting light at UV wavelengths . Additionally, the housing of the Wireless Pressure Sensor is made of ABS 

plastic with two nylon adhesive labels adhering to it, which may present a potential for electrostatic discharge . Do NOT affix the 

Sensor anywhere where personnel are likely to rub against it . Also, the Wireless Pressure Sensor MUST be installed 1,000 mm 

distance from a potential electrostatic source, such as a conveyor belt, moving machinery, pipe, or the like .

WARNING

!

The Wireless Pressure Sensor must only be installed, operated, serviced, maintained, and decommissioned by qualified  

personnel . All qualified personnel involved in the aforementioned activities must meet the following requirements .
1 .  All qualified personnel involved in any of the foregoing activities 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 with and adhere to the relevant laws, regulations, and or other rules promulgated by 

any legal authorities with jurisdiction where the Wireless Pressure Sensor is to be installed, operated, serviced, maintained, 

and decommissioned .

WARNING

!

Use Only Ramway ER14505M Batteries

A single 

AA RAMWAY ER14505M lithium / thionyl chloride battery

 is the ONLY battery that can be used with the Wireless 

Pressure Sensor . Any other battery, or combinations of batteries, may result in a thermal ignition or a spark ignition event causing 

an explosion .

WARNING

!

Do Not Replace the Battery When an Explosive Atmosphere Is Present

The Wireless Pressure Sensor 

MUST NOT be opened

 and the single 

AA RAMWAY ER14505M lithium / thionyl chloride 

battery MUST NOT be removed, reinserted or replaced

 when an explosive atmosphere, comprised of either gas or 

dust, is either present or potentially present . Qualified personnel MUST EITHER remove the Sensor from a hazardous location 

where an explosive atmosphere is either present or potentially present, OR the qualified personnel MUST clear the area where 

the Wireless Pressure Sensor is located of any explosive atmosphere and ensure its absence .

Installation and Setup

To install the Wireless Pressure Sensor, slide the face top of the Sensor around the axis of the single screw holding the top lid in 

place to expose the single AA battery coffin within the housing . Remove the battery notice sticker, making sure to take note of 

the information thereon . Insert the 

RAMWAY ER14505M battery

, provided with the Sensor, in the battery coffin . Make sure that 

the battery is inserted with the correct polarity as identified by the molded symbol in the battery coffin . A single 

AA RAMWAY 

ER14505M lithium / thionyl chloride battery

 MUST be used and ONLY the RAMWAY ER14505 battery . Additionally, 

take 

note of the Sensor ID and security code

 before closing up the unit . They will be needed to network the device later, as set 

forth in the User Guide . Slide back the face top so that it covers the cavity of the housing and screw the remaining three black 

screws in place with a standard screw driver .

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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