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Environmental Factors
The Summit spectrometer is a robust instrument designed to be used in many environments. However,
for best performance, keep it in a relatively dust-free and low-humidity environment. The spectrometer
operates reliably at temperatures between 15 and 35 °C, but for optimal performance should be kept
between 20 and 22 °C.
Humidity can cause condensation to form inside the instrument, which could damage internal
components. A few precautions can typically protect your instrument from humidity:
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Maintain the instrument’s desiccant, including while the instrument is in storage.
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Avoid rapid changes in temperature.
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Keep the instrument away from sources of cool or hot air, such as near heating and air con-
ditioning vents or large windows.
If your spectrometer will be kept in an especially humid environment, consider installing a purge gas kit.
Electrical Requirements
Power supplied to the spectrometer must be from dedicated, uninterrupted sources and free from the
following issues:
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Voltage dropouts
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Transient spikes
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Frequency shifts
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Other line disturbances
If you suspect problems with your power, we recommend a power quality audit. Contact us or your local
electrical authority for more information.
Electrical Service Specifications
The following table lists specifications for electrical service. Contact our service representative in your
area if you have questions about the requirements.
Requirements Specification
Input Current 1.5 A Max
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