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Guidelines and Instrument Layout
Preparation for
Operation
Power Options
AC Power
Connection
Installing the Inlet
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MIE ADR-1500 Instruction Manual
To begin using the ADR-1500, the user must first verify that either the
AC/DC power supply is connected to both the instrument and suitable
wall socket, or the instrument is installed with a charged battery.
The ADR-1500 has three basic power options:
AC Power Supply (100-240 VAC 50/60 Hz)
●
Auxiliary DC Power Supply (12-24 VDC)
●
Battery Power (12 VDC 12 Ah lead acid)
●
An A.C. power cord (US or EU) is provided as a standard accessory with
the ADR-1500 and is to be used with the universal A.C. power supply
receptacle.
The ADR-1500 as received from the factory is provided with an A.C.
power cord and US or EU three-prong plug. The user can therefore
connect the ADR-1500, as received, into an A.C. outlet to operate the
system.
Equipment Damage It should be noted that the ADR-1500 can be
powered from any line with a voltage between 100-240 volts A.C., 50 to 60
Hz. No internal adjustments or selections need to be made for power lines
with voltages and frequencies in those ranges. The internal AC-to-DC
power unit performs any adjustments automatically.
Prior to starting a measurement run, it is recommended that the ADR-
1500 is zeroed. This can be achieved by placing a HEPA filter onto the
inlet stem and following the
3-10. Do not attempt to zero through a cyclone.
The next step is to install a clean inlet assembly onto the inlet system. If a
particle size cut-point is needed, an optional cyclone can be installed
between the inlet stem and the omni-directional inlet.
If tubing is to be used, attach the tubing to the inlet stem or the cyclone
stem.
The ADR-1500 is shipped from the factory with a high-capacity HEPA
filter immediately downstream of the optical assembly. This permits
periods of time. For sample recovery, it is recommended to use the optional
37-mm filter cassette holder, which can accommodate glass filter, Teflon,
MCE and PVC filter material.
"Zeroing the
ADR-1500" procedure on page
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Thermo Fisher Scientific
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