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Turn the battery retainer to a horizontal position. Turn the battery retainer to a horizontal position.
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With the battery contacts entering first and the battery label facing up, slide the With the battery contacts entering first and the battery label facing up, slide the
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battery pack into the LASAIR II's battery chamber until it stops. battery pack into the LASAIR II'
6 6 Rotate the battery retainer to a vertical position. The retainer's edge should Rotate the battery retainer to a vertical position. The retainer's edge should
engage into a provided channel. engage into a provided channel.
Ensure that the battery is firmly in place by Ensure that the battery is firmly in place by tipping the LASAIR II or by trying
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to pull the battery out without turning the to pull the battery out without turning the battery retainer to a horizontal
position. position.
Close the battery chamber door. Close the battery cha
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T T o completely remove o completely remove LASAIR II power, the battery pack
NOTE: NOTE:
removed. removed.
Connecting the Sample Probe, 310 Connecting the Sample Probe, 310 and 510 Versions
The LASAIR II comes with a standard sample probe, which can be connected The LASAIR II comes with a standard sample probe, which can be connected
in one of the following two ways: in one of the following two ways:
• • directly to the sample inlet
directly to the sample inlet
• • to the end of sample tubing that is connected to the sample inlet
to the end of sample tubing that is connected to the sample inlet
The sample tubing included in your shipment is lined internally with a The sample tubing included
that reduces electrostatic attraction and subsequent particle sticking. Cut it to that reduces electrostatic attraction and subsequent particle sticking. Cut it to
the length that meets your needs. the length that meets your needs. It will fit over the sample inlet.
NOTE: NOTE: If the sample tubing is longer than 10 If the sample tubing is longer than 10 feet (3.05 meters), Particle
Measuring Systems cannot guarantee valid particle measurement. Measuring Systems cannot guarantee valid particle measurement.
ALSO ALSO : If you intend to sample for particles greater than 5 : If you intend to sample for particles greater than 5
use any tubing at all. use any tubing at all.
For precise positioning and proper cleanroom isolation, you For precise positioning and proper cleanroom isolation, you may choose to
mount the sample probe on a tripod or on a wall. The following accessories will mount the sample probe on a
help you to precisely position your LASAIR II: II: help you to precisely position your LASAIR
• • A floor tripod (Part No. MI008)
A floor tripod (Part No. MI008)
• • A table tripod (Part No. 1000000979)
A table tripod (Part No. 1000000979)
• • A wall mount adaptor for the Standard Sampling Probe
A wall mount adaptor for the Standard Sampling Probe (Part No.
1000000971) 1000000971)
• • A Sampling Probe, Isokinetic, with wall/hand/tripod adapter (Part No.
A Sampling Probe, Isokinetic, with wall/hand/tripod adapter (Part No.
90103070) from Particle Measuring Systems. 90103070) from Particle Measuring Systems.
To connect the sample probe directly to the sample inlet: To connect the sample probe directly to the sample inlet:
Remove the protective cap from the sample inlet. Place the sample probe Remove the protective cap from the
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directly over the black polyethylene sample inlet, located on the top of the unit. directly over the black polyethylene sample inlet, located on the top of the
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s battery chamber until it stops.
tipping the LASAIR II or by trying
battery retainer to a horizontal
mber door.
LASAIR II power, the battery pack must be
and 510 Versions
in your shipment is lined internally with a material
It will fit over the sample inlet.
tripod or on a wall. The following accessories will
sample inlet. Place the sample probe
Installing the LASAIR II Installing the LASAIR II
must be
material
feet (3.05 meters), Particle
µ µ
m, you should not m, you should not
may choose to
(Part No.
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unit.