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- Page 1 Ultrasonic Testing Device for Preventive Maintenance User Documentation: Parabolic Sensor BS30...
- Page 2 © SONOTEC GmbH All rights reserved. Revision: 1.4 | 2020-09-14 Subject to technical modifications.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Parabolic Sensor BS30 Content Information on this document ......................5 General ............................5 Symbols used ..........................6 Sensor description ..........................7 Applications and designated use ....................7 Functioning ............................. 7 Sensor elements ..........................8 Sensor connections ........................9 Device identification/type label ..................... 10 Operation of the parabolic sensor ..................... - Page 4 Parabolic Sensor BS30 (This page has been deliberately left empty) 4 / 16 Revision: 1.4 | 2020-09-14...
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Page 5: Information On This Document
Also observe the information in the technical data sheet. This document has been created with all due care. SONOTEC does not assume any guarantee of the completeness, correctness and current validity of the provided data, and is not liable for... -
Page 6: Symbols Used
Parabolic Sensor BS30 1 Information on this document 1.2 Symbols used Hazards or special information are indicated in the following ways: Warns of possible imminent danger which, if ignored, may lead to lasting adverse health effects and/or serious material damage. Warns of dangers which, if ignored, may lead to injury and/or material damage –... -
Page 7: Sensor Description
Parabolic Sensor BS30 Sensor description 2.1 Applications and designated use The parabolic sensor is used for the accurate detection of ultrasonic waves over distances of up to 35 m. The following testing work can be carried out in combination with the SONAPHONE: ... -
Page 8: Sensor Elements
Parabolic Sensor BS30 2 Sensor description 2.3 Sensor elements Sensor elements Parabolic reflector Red / green dot sight (changes may occur over the course of device development; see manufacturer's operating manual) Parabolic reflector holder with locking screw (on the rear) Handle with control and display elements Status LED: Sensor on/off Target laser on/off (press and hold) -
Page 9: Sensor Connections
Parabolic Sensor BS30 2 Sensor description 2.4 Sensor connections Connections Socket for sensor cable with marked plug-in position USB connection (for service work only) 9 / 16 Revision: 1.4 | 2020-09-14... -
Page 10: Device Identification/Type Label
Parabolic Sensor BS30 2 Sensor description 2.5 Device identification/type label Laser class 2 identification: The type label is located on the back of the device, and should be to hand in the event of a service call. As well as the sensor designation, the following information can also be found on the housing: 10 / 16 Revision: 1.4 | 2020-09-14... -
Page 11: Operation Of The Parabolic Sensor
Parabolic Sensor BS30 Operation of the parabolic sensor Risk of injury to eyes The target laser (laser class 2) can cause serious eye damage. Never look into the laser beam. Never direct the laser at other people or vehicles. Please note that reflected laser light can cause eye injuries in the event of prolonged use. -
Page 12: Connecting The Sensor To Sonaphone
Parabolic Sensor BS30 3 Operation of the parabolic sensor 3.2 Connecting the sensor to SONAPHONE Risk of damage to the connectors! Take note of the red dots indicating the plug-in position on the plug and socket. Connect the sensor to the device using a SONAPHONE sensor cable in accordance with the dots. -
Page 13: Operation Via The Buttons On The Sensor
Parabolic Sensor BS30 3 Operation of the parabolic sensor 3.4 Operation via the buttons on the sensor Measurements can be controlled via the touchscreen on the device or via the button on the sensor itself. Testing can be started or stopped via the "Start/stop recording" function key. The integrated target laser and the red/green dot sight also help with the precise location of damage areas. -
Page 14: Disposal
Parabolic Sensor BS30 4 Disposal Disposal Electrical and electronic equipment can pose serious health and environmental risks if it is not properly disposed of. For this reason it must not be disposed of in domestic waste according to WEEE directive 2012/19/EU (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive) but separately at designated collection points or has to be sent back to the manufacturer. -
Page 15: Warranty
Within the warranty period, SONOTEC GmbH will rectify, free of charge, all defects caused by material or manufacturing errors. At its own discretion, SONOTEC GmbH will provide a guarantee in the form of either a repair or the replacement of the defective device or component. - Page 16 Nauendorfer Str. 2 06112 Halle (Saale) Phone: +49 (0)345 133 17-0 Fax: +49 (0)345 133 17-99 Email: mySONAPHONE@SONOTEC.de Internet: www.sonotec.de USA contact details SONOTEC US Inc. 190 Blydenburgh rd Suite 8 2nd floor Phone: +1 631/415 4758 Email: sales@sonotecusa.com Internet: www.sonotecusa.com...
- Page 17 Technical Data Sheet Parabolic sensor BS30 The parabolic sensor is used for the accurate detection of ultrasonic waves over distances of up to 35 m. The following testing work can be carried out in combination with the SONAPHONE: • Detection of leaks in compressed air, gas and vacuum systems •...
- Page 18 Drawings are not to scale. Dimensions in mm, unless otherwise specified. Information is subject to change without notice. MANUFACTURER USA CONTACT DETAILS SONOTEC GmbH SONOTEC US Inc. Nauendorfer Straße 2 Tel.: +49 (0)345/133 17- 0 190 Blydenburgh rd Tel.: +1 631/415 4758 06112 Halle (Saale) mySONAPHONE@SONOTEC.de...
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