CiDRA SONARtrac GVF-100 - Manual (Page 36)

Copyright © 2006 CiDRA Corporation Page 7-18
20675-01 Rev 02
Re-install the sensor cable access panel on the sensor top cover
assembly. Tighten the six panel screws to a recommended torque of
11-lb
f
-in (1.2-Nm).
7.6.4 Rain Boot Installation
A sensor cover rain boot will be installed on the upward facing end of
sensor covers when the sensor head is installed in vertical
applications. The rain boot serves as a secondary seal against water
leakage under the cover (the sensor cover seal is the primary seal).
Note:
The stainless steel covers do not need a rain boot.
Wrap the elastomeric rain boot around the sensor cover and pipe.
Temporarily secure the rain boot with the adhesive patches provided
on the rain boot. Install one of the two band clamps around the rain
boot section that covers the sensor cover. Install the second band
clamp on the portion of the rain boot that contacts the process pipe.
Secure both bands. Inspect to make sure there is a good seal
between the rain boot and the pipe.
7.6.5 Sensor Calibration Label
The sensor band is shipped with two labels enclosed with it. The label
lists the sensor part number, serial number, date of manufacture and
three calibration factors. This information will be entered into the
transmitter during setup (section 11.1.1). Affix one of the labels to the
outside of the access panel of the sensor cover as shown below.
The second label should be installed on the inside of the transmitter
cover.
Note: Sensor band information is also found on a label on the sensor
cable next to the sensor cable connector.