RJG Lynx LE-R-50-REVB, Руководство по эксплуатации продукта

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Product Manual | Lynx™ 50-Inch Stroke/Velocity Sensor LE-R-50-REVB
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MAINTENANCE
The LE‑R‑50‑REVB does not require
maintenance; ensure mounting bolts remain
tight to prevent damage or erroneous
readings.
CLEANING
Keep the stroke/velocity sensor’s cable
clean and free from debris to ensure a long
service life.
WARRANTY
RJG, INC. STANDARD PRODUCT
WARRANTY
RJG, Inc. is confident in the quality and
robustness of the LE‑R‑50‑REVB stroke/
velocity sensors, and so are offering a
one‑year warranty. RJG’s stroke/velocity
sensors are guaranteed against defects
in material and workmanship for one year
from the original date of purchase. The
warranty is void if it is determined that the
sensor was subjected to abuse or neglect
beyond normal wear and tear of field use,
or in the event that the sensor has been
opened by the customer.
PRODUCT DISCLAIMER
Inasmuch as RJG, Inc. has no control
over the use to which others may put
this material, it does not guarantee that
the same results as those described
here will be obtained. Nor does RJG, Inc.
guarantee the effectiveness or safety
of any possible or suggested design for
articles of manufacture as illustrated herein
by any photographs, technical drawings,
and the like. Each user of the material or
design or both should make his own tests
to determine the suitability of the material
or any material for the design, as well as
the suitability of the material, process,
and/or design for his own particular
use. Statements concerning possible
or suggested uses of the materials or
designs described herein are not to be
construed as constituting a license under
any RJG, Inc. patent covering such use
or as recommendations for use of such
materials or designs in the infringement of
any patent.
RJG, Inc. is not responsible for the
improper installation of this equipment, or
any other equipment RJG manufactures.
Proper RJG equipment installation does
not interfere with original equipment
safety features of the machine. Safety
mechanisms on all machines should never
be removed.