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TC_LAB датащи(PDF) 3 Page - Wavelength Electronics, Inc. |
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TC_LAB датащи(HTML) 3 Page - Wavelength Electronics, Inc. |
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3 / 29 page ![]() 3 SAFETY DEFINITIONS CHASSIS GROUND Symbol CAUTION: A condition that has the potential to cause damage to property or instrument. WARNING: A condition that has the potential to cause bodily harm or death. CAUTIONS The TC LAB instrument has no user-serviceable parts. Other than the fuses, the TC LAB instrument is not designed to be maintained by the user nor does it contain any parts that can be repaired by the user. All maintenance and repairs must be performed by Wavelength or the warranty will be void. Use a soft cloth to remove dust from the TC LAB instrument. Do not expose the TC LAB instrument to any liquids, sprays, or solvents. To avoid electrical shock, unplug the power cord before cleaning the instrument. Before connecting to the power source, make sure the correct cables for your area are set. WARNINGS Position the TC LAB instrument so that access to the Main Power On/Off switch on the back panel is easily accessed. Do not use the TC LAB instrument if there is evidence of damage from shipping; damaged equipment can present significant safety hazards. If you suspect the TC LAB instrument is damaged, contact Wavelength technical support before attempting to operate the instrument. To avoid electrical shock, use the recommended earth- grounded power cables and properly earth-grounded, 3-prong receptacles only. Failure to follow this precaution can result in severe injury. The instrument may not be operated at measuring category II, III, and IV mains power circuits. In accordance with EN 601010-1:2010, the instrument has been designed without a rated measuring category and may only be used at direct voltage circuits with up to 240 VAC without transient overvoltages Operating safety is no longer assured in the event of modification or alteration. The instrument may only be opened by authorized service technicians. Never operate the instrument at a higher voltage than specified in the technical data. The instrument may otherwise be destroyed or permanently damaged. To avoid injury, do not tell the engineers how to do their jobs. Let them muddle through until they decide to read the User Guide. GENERAL • Observe all Cautions and Warnings both in the User Guide and on the instrument. • This instrument is designed to be safe to at least the following conditions: indoor use, 6500 ft (2000 m), 80% max. relative humidity for temperatures up to 31ºC and decreasing linearly to 50% relative humidity at 40ºC, transient overvoltages to Overvoltage Category 2, and environmental conditions to Pollution Degree 2. • Use the TC LAB instrument as specified in this guide. If not, the protection provided by this instrument may be impaired and the warranty will be voided. • The TC LAB instrument is intended to be used to control thermoelectrics, resistive heaters, and other similar equipment. Please contact Wavelength Electronics for other possible applications. • The TC LAB instrument must not be operated in explosion endangered environments. • Do not operate the TC LAB instrument where liquids are present or used and do not spill liquid on the instrument. • The safety of any system that incorporates the use of the TC LAB series instrument is the sole responsibility of the system assembler. This includes assembly, mounting, location, special ambient or application conditions, and connections within the system. • Operating outside of the conditions specified in the User Guide are not recommended for safety reasons. • Proper setup in the end user’s environment includes: » Adequately sized thermoelectric and heatsink to properly manage the heat dissipated by the load. » Securely mounted temperature sensor for accurate temperature control. » Correct connection of the thermoelectric. » Use of the LD Shutdown connection to protect the load. POWER CORDS • The power cord acts as the power disconnecting device between the AC mains and TC LAB instrument. • This equipment is grounded through the AC power cord grounding conductor. • Use only the earth-grounded power cords that are recommended in this user guide. • Route power cords and other cables so that they cannot be damaged. • Position the TC LAB instrument in a location that makes it easy to quickly disconnect the power cord. • To avoid fire hazard, use only the specified power cords with the correct grounding, voltage, and current ratings. FUSES • Disconnect the power to the TC LAB instrument before changing the fuses. • To prevent damage to the TC LAB instrument when replacing fuses, locate and correct the problem that caused the fuse to blow before re-applying power. • To avoid fire hazard, use only the specified fuse with the correct type number, voltage, and current ratings, and use only the recommended replacement parts. |
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