2.1.3 AP304/5 Sensors
Warning.
— To avoid operator injury if the probe ejects to its end
stop, keep a safe distance when releasing the
compression fitting.
— Undo the compression fitting slowly as the probe can
slide out to its end stop under process pressure.
— It is hard to insert the probe above a process pressure
of 80 psi.
— Process pressure must not exceed 6 bar (87 lb in
25 °C (77 °F) continuous. Retract sensors during
process start-up to prevent damage due to pressure
surges or water hammer.
— Insert the sensor only as far as necessary to achieve
representative flow. Over-insertion may damage the
sensor and/or cause slow response.
— Fully retract the sensor before closing the valve and
fully open the valve before inserting the sensor.
T.C. Connector
(if applicable)
Male BNC
Rear of Sensor and Cable to be
Sealed in Conduit or Pipe
(Customer Supplied)
Fig. 2.4 Installing the AP304/5 – Ball Valve and Compression Fitting
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IM/AP300 Rev. J | AP300 | Combination pH/Redox (ORP) sensors
1
/
in. PVDF Retainer
Cable
2
Compression Fitting
AP305 – optimize self-cleaning by using
flat glass and notched body
Sample flow
through pipe
Bulb
To install the AP304/5 Sensor:
1. Fit choice of ball valve onto the process line or vessel.
2. Fit compression fitting onto the ball valve – see Fig. 2.4.
–2
) @
1
1
/
in. Full Port Ball Valve
4
1
or 1
/
in. Ball Valve
2
1
1
/
in. Nipple
Reducer
2
For horizontal pipe, the preferred mounting position
is in the shaded area. Allowable mounting is
anywhere within the full circumference of the pipe.
Sample Flow
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Process Line / Vessel
Bulb
Flat Glass
5%