Banner SureCross DX80 Wireless M-GAGE Node - Manual (Page 11)

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SureCross™ DX80 M-GAGE™ Node with Integrated Battery
Determine the geometric center of the space the vehicle would
normally occupy and mark this location as the center of the hole. Score
the asphalt in a square around the center point or use an auger drill to
create a hole for the PVC enclosure.
Using a masonry or diamond blade in a circular saw, cut the marked
square, leaving clean, sharp edges for patching later.
Using a jackhammer or hammer and chisel, break away the asphalt to
expose the aggregate underneath. Uncut asphalt in the corners of the
square section do not have to be removed.
Remove enough asphalt to allow the PVC enclosure to pass through
easily.
Clear the aggregate to make a hole approximately nine inches deep.
Ensure the hole’s bottom surface is level, flat, and tightly packed
before continuing.
Place the PVC enclosure into the hole so that the top of the enclosure
rests approximately three inches below the pavement’s original
surface. Backfill tightly around the perimeter of the enclosure with
aggregate before patching the pavement.
Figure 7. Score the asphalt.
Figure 8. Remote asphalt and aggregate to create a hole.
Figure 9. Place the PVC enclosure into the hole.