Campbell Scientific ENC10/12 Product Manual
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Begin by selecting a suitable location that is free from direct sunlight and extreme weather. Mount the enclosure on a stable surface using the provided mounting hardware. Ensure the enclosure is level and securely fastened. Finally, route any cables through the provided entry points, ensuring a good seal to prevent moisture ingress.
Regularly inspect the enclosure's seals and gaskets for any signs of wear or damage. Replace them if necessary. Ensure all cable entry points are properly sealed using the appropriate fittings. Periodically check for any cracks or damage to the enclosure body.
Clean the exterior of the enclosure using a soft cloth and mild detergent. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or solvents that could damage the surface. Always ensure the enclosure is closed and sealed during cleaning to prevent moisture entry.
First, check all cable connections to ensure they are secure and undamaged. Verify that the power supply is functioning correctly. Inspect the interior of the enclosure for any signs of moisture or corrosion that could affect connectivity. Test the devices individually outside the enclosure if necessary.
Conduct a visual inspection of the enclosure every 3 to 6 months, checking for signs of wear or damage. Test the integrity of the seals and gaskets at least annually. Clean the enclosure as needed, depending on the environmental conditions.
While the ENC10/12 is designed to be compact and weatherproof, additional ventilation can be added using filtered vents. Ensure that any modifications do not compromise the enclosure's weatherproof capabilities.
To replace a damaged seal, first open the enclosure and remove the old seal carefully. Clean the sealing surfaces to remove any debris or adhesive residue. Install the new seal, ensuring it is properly aligned and seated, and then close the enclosure to test its fit.
Ensure all electrical components are rated for the intended environmental conditions. Use appropriate cable glands for entry points to maintain the enclosure's integrity. Follow all applicable electrical codes and safety standards during installation.
Yes, the ENC10/12 Enclosure can be mounted on a pole using a suitable mounting kit. Ensure the pole is stable and that the mounting hardware is secure. Position the enclosure to minimize exposure to direct sunlight and precipitation.
If condensation occurs, check the seals and entry points for any gaps. Consider adding desiccants or a small heating element to regulate internal humidity. Ensure the enclosure is not exposed to rapid temperature fluctuations.