Campbell Scientific 109SS Product Manual
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To install the Campbell Scientific 109SS probe, ensure the probe is securely connected to the data logger and properly inserted into the medium you wish to measure. Position it vertically to prevent water from running down the cable into the sensor junction.
The 109SS probe is factory-calibrated for general temperature measurement. If you need to adjust calibration, use a reference thermometer to compare readings and apply any necessary correction factors in your data logger program.
Check the probe connections for any loose or corroded contacts. Ensure the cable is intact and free from damage. Also, confirm that the data logger configuration matches the probe's specifications.
Yes, the 109SS probe is designed for submersion in water. However, ensure that the transition junction remains dry to avoid damage.
Regular maintenance should be conducted every 6 to 12 months, depending on environmental conditions. Check for physical damage and verify the accuracy against a reference thermometer.
The Campbell Scientific 109SS probe can measure temperatures ranging from -50°C to +70°C.
The 109SS probe can be connected to a data logger using its cable. Follow the data logger's wiring diagram to connect the probe correctly, ensuring a secure connection to the designated temperature input channels.
Common issues include incorrect readings due to loose connections or damaged cables. Ensure all connections are secure and inspect cables for any signs of wear or damage.
The 109SS probe is compatible with most Campbell Scientific data loggers; however, it is recommended to verify compatibility with your specific model by consulting the data logger's manual.
To extend the cable length, use a compatible extension cable and ensure the connections are waterproof to prevent moisture ingress. Excessive cable lengths may require recalibration due to potential signal loss.