3 sensor mounting and plumbing – HF scientific MicroTSCM Streaming Current Monitor User Manual

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MICROTSCM (07/09)

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REV 2.4

INLET WATER 3/4"
HOSE BARB

10.00 in
254 mm

7.09 in

180 mm

7.75 in.

197mm

1/4 in. (6.35mm) MOUNTING
HOLE (4 PLACES)

9.41 in.
239mm

MAIN DRAIN
3/4" HOSE BARB

OVER-FLOW DRAIN 3/4"
HOSE BARB

STREAMING CURRENT MONITOR

REAR VIEW OF ENCLOSURE

SAMPLE CHAMBER COVER

SENSOR ELECTRONICS

THE SENSOR DOES NOT
GET MOUNTED TO THE
WALL. IT INSERTS INTO
THE SAMPLE CHAMBER
AND RESTS ON THE 4

RUBBER BUMBERS.

LIGHT SHIELD

THE LIGHT SHIELD IS USED
TO PREVENT ALGAE
GROWTH INSIDE THE
SAMPLE CHAMBER.

NOTES:

-THE INSTRUMENT REQUIRES A MINIMUM OF 6 AND A MAXIMUM OF

10 LITERS PER MINUTE CONSTANT FLOW.

-THE DRAIN MUST FLOW FREELY TO AN OPEN DRAIN. ANY
BACKPRESSURE MAY CAUSE THE SAMPLE CHAMBER TO
OVERFLOW.

-THE HOSE BARBS MAY BE REMOVED FOR DIRECT PVC PIPE
CONNECTIONS.

4.3 Sensor Mounting & Plumbing
Locate the sensor as close to the sampling point as possible to reduce lag time. A site that
is protected from the elements (sun, rain etc.) is preferred, but the sensor is rated for use
under most outdoor conditions. The sample chamber is designed to be mounted with ¼”
diameter bolts. The sensor does not get firmly mounted, but just sits on top of the sample
pot. A light shield protects the clear sample pot cover & helps to prevent algae growth.
Refer to the diagram below for mounting dimensions.






























Figure 4: Sensor/Sample Chamber Mounting

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