Campbell Scientific CM106BK Product Manual
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The Campbell Scientific CM106BK Tripod can be extended to a maximum height of 10 feet (3 meters).
To stabilize the CM106BK Tripod on uneven terrain, adjust the leg extensions individually to ensure the tripod is level. Use the built-in bubble level for guidance and secure the legs with stakes if necessary.
It is recommended to inspect the CM106BK Tripod every 6 months for any signs of wear or damage. Tighten all bolts and check for corrosion. Clean the tripod with a damp cloth to remove any dirt or debris.
If the tripod is wobbling, check that all leg clamps are securely tightened. Ensure that the ground surface is stable and that the tripod legs are fully extended and locked. Adjust the legs to maintain a stable setup.
The CM106BK Tripod is designed to be compatible with most Campbell Scientific sensors. However, always verify the sensor mounting requirements and compatibility before installation.
To safely transport the CM106BK Tripod, collapse all legs and secure them with the provided straps. Use a carrying case or bag to protect the tripod during transport.
If the leg clamps are not holding securely, inspect them for wear or damage. Tighten the clamp screws if possible, or replace the clamps if they are worn out.
While the CM106BK Tripod is stable in moderate wind conditions, it is advisable to use guy wires to provide additional stability in high wind conditions. Always consider the wind rating of attached equipment.
The CM106BK Tripod is constructed from galvanized steel and anodized aluminum, providing durability and resistance to corrosion.
To ensure accurate leveling, adjust the tripod legs using the built-in bubble level as a guide. Make sure that the bubble is centered within the level indicator.