SATO KEIRYOKI 7610-20 Instruction Manual

INSTRUCTION MANUAL
No. 7610-20 Aneroid Barometer
Thank you for purchasing the Aneroid Barometer
This product is designed to measure atmospheric pressure and temperature mounting it on a
wall. Pressure reads in hectopascal (hPa) and millimeter of mercury (mmHg), and
temperature reads in Celsius (°C).
Read this manual thoroughly before use and keep it in safe place for future references.

1. How to Use

(1) Installation
 Mount the instrument on a wall using the hole on the back of the case.
 Put the instrument horizontally on a desk or so.
(2) Measurement (readings)
 Overlap the gold reference pointer on the black pointer that indicates the current
atmospheric pressure.
 As time passes, the black pointer will move either to left or right or still remain. You can
forecast general tendency of the weather at the place by the movement.
Front view
Glass thermometer
Gold pointer
Black pointer
Finger nut
Rear view
Hole for mount
Adjustment screw
Stand (legs)

2. Precautions

(1) Care for installation
 Do not use the instrument
in corrosive gas
in dusty environments
 Do not place near air conditioner or in direct sunlight.
 Do not mount on the wall where directly contacts with air circulation from outdoors.
 For mounting the instrument, install vertically on a wall without vibration.
(2) Care for handling
 After unpacked, it takes about 15 - 30 minutes to indicate accurate value.
 Never disassemble the instrument or it will be the cause of trouble.
 Never touch the sensor unit.
 Do not drop the instrument or apply impact to it. Doing so may result in malfunction.
 Install the instrument with care. This instrument uses a precise mechanism to transmit the
expansion and contraction of the aneroid bellows to the pointers. Rough treatment will
damage the mechanism.
 The adjustment screw is used for the calibration with a standard barometer (Mercury
barometer) and the sea level correction. Otherwise, do not use this adjustment screw.
 Never use it at a place subject to water splash.
 Do not cover the instrument with vinyl sheet for the purpose of waterproof or like.
Accurate barometric pressure reading will not be obtained.
 Operation ambient is 0 to 50°C. Use the instrument within this range.
Turn it clockwise
: Pointer moves downward
Turn it counterclockwise
: Pointer moves upward