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PHOSPHAX sc - Can-Am Instruments Ltd.

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Installation<br />

3.7 Suppling Power to the Analyzer<br />

DANGER<br />

Only connect the <strong>PHOSPHAX</strong> <strong>sc</strong> to the <strong>sc</strong>1000 power supply<br />

when the instrument is completely wired internally and it is<br />

correctly earthed.<br />

DANGER<br />

Always connect a residual current circuit breaker (trigger<br />

current maximum at 30 mA) between the power supply and<br />

the instrument.<br />

DANGER<br />

If the <strong>sc</strong>1000 has already been installed, overvoltage<br />

protection needs to be installed between the <strong>sc</strong>1000 and<br />

the analyzer.<br />

DANGER<br />

Do not use the power sockets on controllers as general<br />

mains sockets. They are only designed to provide power for<br />

the analyzers.<br />

Only supply power to the instrument after all plumbing connections,<br />

reagent installations, and system start-up procedures have been<br />

completed.<br />

Power sockets can only be connected if a wide range 115/230 V<br />

power supply is built into the <strong>sc</strong>1000 controller. This does not work<br />

with 24V versions of the <strong>sc</strong>1000 because it does not provide the<br />

appropriate connectors for the analyzers.<br />

Refer to the <strong>sc</strong>1000 manual for more information on<br />

connecting power.<br />

1. Remove the power socket from the <strong>sc</strong> controller.<br />

2. Connect the plug from the <strong>PHOSPHAX</strong> <strong>sc</strong> to the power socket<br />

on the <strong>sc</strong> controller.<br />

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