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0623 IH-4602
STAINLESS STEEL
LOW PROFILE
FLOOR SCALE
1-800-295-5510
uline.com
H-4602, H-4603, H-4604
H-10905, H-10906, H-10907
INTRODUCTION
INTRODUCTION
SITE SELECTION
Select a site for the floor scale where it is least likely to
be damaged by forklifts and other material handling
devices. Floor scale load cell weighing elements are
prone to overload damage caused by side impacts,
falling objects and weight loads that exceed the rated
capacity of the scale.
Site should be:
• Level within 1/4".
• Free from vibration.
• Clean of debris.
• Out of the way of vehicle traffic patterns, unless
installed in a pit while having a rated capacity
that exceeds all loaded vehicle weights that could
possibly drive onto or contact the scale.
The cable from the floor scale to the digital weight
indicator should be run through a conduit to protect it
against possible damage. Running the instrument cable
through a conduit is the best method of protection.
UNPACKING
1. Inspect your shipment for damage. If you see visible
signs of damage, notify carrier at once.
2. Remove floor scale from the shipping pallet. Digital
indicator and power cord should be attached.
3. Remove feet from package.
FEET INSTALLATION AND LEVEL ADJUSTMENTS
NOTE: Scale is shipped without feet installed to
protect against damage in transit.
1. Using a pry bar, lift scale up and thread feet into
the cells counterclockwise.
2. Screw feet until top of the threaded stem is flush with
top of the cell.
NOTE: Do not screw feet more than ten turns.
3. Place the scale on the ground to check if scale is
level and that all four feet are solid on the ground.
4. Make adjustments as needed if scale is not level.
5. Once level, tighten locknuts on feet to lock into
place.
RAMP INSTALLATION (OPTIONAL)
1. Set floor scale in a desired location.
2. Position the scale feet inside the mounting tabs.
(See Figure 1)
3. Anchor the ramp to the floor using two 1/2 x 3"
anchors.
Ramp
Scale
Anchor goes here
Load Cell Foot
Mounting Tabs
Figure 1
Para Español, vea páginas 7-12.
Pour le français, consulter les pages 13-18.
TOOL NEEDED
Pry Bar
