Franklin Fueling Systems Tank Sentinel (TS-1001, 2001, 504, 508 & 750) Installation - Manual (Page 17)

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DO Provide a dedicated 10 Amp circuit breaker, which is marked exclusively for
“Tank Sentinel System power ONLY”.
DO Make sure conduits and junction boxes are dry and watertight. Faulty
operation will result from wet wiring.
DO Mount the Tank Sentinel console in a dry indoor environment, where it will
be protected from extremes in temperature.
DO Block off your work area when working around the tanks if vehicles can
approach the area.
Installation Do’s and Don’ts – DON’Ts
DON’T Mount the Tank Sentinel ® console in a hazardous area where flammable
liquid vapors may be present. An explosion could result.
DON’T Allow field service work by unauthorized persons. Field service by
unauthorized personnel can render the system unsafe and will void the
warranty.
DON’T Operate the system without safety shields installed.
DON’T Exceed the maximum probe cable length recommendations. Unreliable
operation and erroneous readings could result.
DON’T Wire the probes with unapproved types of cable. Unreliable operation,
safety hazards, and erroneous readings will result.
DON’T Short circuit the probes or wire them backwards. The I.S. circuits may be
damaged.
DON’T Mix or run any non-intrinsically-safe wiring in conduit/pull box / wireway that
contains Intrinsically Safe (I.S.) probe or sensor wiring. Intrinsically Safe
liquid-level probe wiring, and leak-detection sensor wiring, must be
isolated from all other wiring.
DON’T Mix or run any wiring in conduit/raceways that contain INCON Tank
Sentinel
® wiring.