Contact Information; Waver; Safety; Handle The Product With Care - Processautomatic PA105 Manual

1 CONTACT INFORMATION:

If you need further help or assistance with your product, you may contact Processautomatic
by the following means:
Telephone: +46 (0)156 10480
Fax: +46 (0)156 26050
E-Mail: pasweden@processautomatic.com
Postal address: P.O. Box 128, 610 70 Vagnhärad, SWEDEN.

2 WAVER:

For printing errors, please contact your nearest Processautomatic reseller or our head office.
Please note, Processautomatic will not assume any responsibility for printing errors (E&OE).
Please make sure that you always have the latest product manual available. The latest
manual can always be downloaded directly from Processautomatic's web site
www.processautomatic.com or obtained thru request by contacting Processautomatic or
your nearest Processautomatic Reseller.

3 SAFETY:

This product should only be used by persons familiar with the product or persons that have
read and understood this manual in full. Any persons not familiar with this product should
refrain from any use until they have read and understood the manual in its entirety.
It is imperative for safety reasons to correctly follow the connection diagram. The connecting
wires are polarity dependent. Only use recommended supply voltage. By mixing the polarity
or by exceeding recommended supply voltage, the product will short circuit and cause
product failure. Exceeding recommended supply voltage can cause bodily harm or death.

3.1 Handle the product with care.

Dropping the product or other miss use causing impact on the PA105 or PA106 can cause

product failure.

3.2 Change Intervals:

It is recommended to replace the PA105 & PA106 Pre-Amplifiers every 5 years. They include
parts which deteriorate over time. Component failure will cause product failure.
3.3 Product Failure:
Product failure means that the product (PA105 or PA106 Pre-Amplifier) has ceased to
function properly). If this product does not function properly – if used with a pick-up sensor
and flow meter, it can lead to the system not registering actual flow.
Page 3 of 9