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EasyGrid User Guide
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11.7 Probe Routing
Assuming the sensor exits the winding along the winding leads, the sensors can all run along the top of
the windings to one wall of the tank. Note that this routing should be done only after the winding and
core assembly have been installed in the tank, the idea again being to keep as many sensor installation
steps as possible until a maximum of the other fabrication steps have been done.
Whenever the sensor needs to be kept out of the way during a manufacturing step (for example, when
the pressboard cylinder is being put around the winding or during dry out), secure the coiled sensor
cables loosely using cotton straps.
CAUTION
Avoid using tubing that is flexible but stiff. When it bends, it can make sharp edges which can damage
the sensor if jerked; this type of tubing is dangerous.
The sensors can be run through rigid tubing or routed using
cotton strapping (do not over tighten) to any support
structure. Insulation paper can be used to route the cable
along leads.