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When choosing mounting locations, consider the available mounting
structures and unit clearance. The RF Sensor should always be mounted with
the top of the unit horizontal and level, and with the antenna and internet
connectors facing downward.
The user should supply shielding in hot climates if the unit is to be mounted
where receives direct sunlight.
You must provide clearance room for transient arrestors,
grounding connections, and airflow.
Do not impede convection airflow around the product.
Do not stack units flat on top of each other without space for
airflow.
Do not enclose the unit in a container, such as a box or
backpack, without providing active cooling.
Enclosing or covering the unit without adequate ventilation
will lead to high temperatures and create the possibility of
burn hazards.
Mounting Instructions
This section describes the steps needed to physically install the RF Sensor in
various locations.
Note: Before installing an RF Sensor, make a note of the Sensor's serial
number (located on the lower front of the housing, near the LAN connector).
This is especially helpful if you are installing the RF Sensor so that the serial
number plate is hidden or obscured in the final installation.
Wall Mounting Instructions
To install the RF Sensor to a wall, use the following steps:
1.
Place the base bracket of the Mounting Kit against the wall at the
desired location.
2.
Mount the base bracket to the wall with the appropriate customer-
supplied screws and washers. Use the four mounting screw holes on
the base bracket. These slotted holes accept screws up to 6.3mm (1/4
inch).
Use appropriate mounting hardware for the type of wall in use.
Hardware and mounting method must support 15 kg (33 lbs) plus
the weight of cables and accessories.
N6841A RF Sensor Installation Guide
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