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3300-0298-0M Rev E y Solace Dialysis Scale Owner’s 3
SITE PREPARATION REQUIREMENTS
The Solace In-Floor Dialysis Scale is a precision weight indicating instrument. As with any
precision instrument, it requires an acceptable environment to operate at peak performance
and reliability. This section is provided to assist you in obtaining such an environment.
Environmental
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For indoor use only.
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Suitable for dry environments only RH < 90% and non-condensing environments.
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NEVER allow the scale to get wet.
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The scale meets or exceeds all certification requirements within a temperature range
of 14 to 104 °F (-10 to +40 °C).
The scale should be placed out of direct sunlight and to provide adequate air circulation,
keep the area around the scale clear.
Do not place the scale directly in front of a heating or cooling vent. Such a location will
subject it to sudden temperature changes, which may result in unstable weight readings.
Ensure that the scale has good, clean AC power and is properly grounded. In areas subject
to lightning strikes, additional protection to minimize lightning damage, such as surge
suppressors, should be installed.
Electrical Power
The Solace In-Floor Dialysis Scale has been designed to operate from 100 to 240V AC
50/60Hz using a universal switching power supply .
ƒ The customer must supply a conduit connector and wire from the power source to
connect to the power supply cable using supplied wire nuts. Refer to the illustration on
the next page.
ƒ The conduit connector and wiring should conform to national and local electrical codes
and ordinances and should be approved by the local inspector to assure compliance.
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Permanently connected equipment must have a readily accessible disconnect device
incorporated in the fixed wiring, such as a circuit breaker.
Electrical Noise Interference
To prevent electrical noise interference, make certain all air conditioning and heating
equipment, lighting, or other equipment with heavily inductive loads, such as welders,
motors, and solenoids are on circuits separate from the system. Many of these disturbances
can seriously affect the operation of the system. These sources of disturbances must be
identified and steps must be taken to prevent possible adverse effects on the system.
Examples of available alternatives include isolation transformers, power regulators,
uninterruptible power supplies, or simple line filters.