Liquid Controls Sponsler T675 - Cryogenic System Register - Manual (Page 4)

Sponsler, Inc. Model T675 Flow Totalizer General Information Pg. 1
1. GENERAL INFORMATION:
1.1 INSTALLATION GUIDE
1.1.1 Introduction:
The installation guidelines are specific to the T675 Totalizer. Please refer to the individual technical data sheets for
information pertaining to the turbine flowmeter, RTD temperature probe, and printer. Compliance with the following basic
guidelines permits the user to acquire maximum benefit of this asset.
1.1.2 Precautions:
The T675 incorporates sophisticated electronic components and many safeguards have been designed to minimize
susceptibility to static discharge and stray voltages. Every precaution for safe handling should still be observed. The most
common is to eliminate static or stray voltage by grounding oneself touching a conductive discharge surface.
Welding in the proximity of the T675 is not advised. Disconnect ALL cables at the T675 prior to welding activity.
The display lens is a plastic composite and should be cleaned with a soft fabric cloth. Paper towel products or dirty leather
gloves will score the lens and obscure visibility.
1.1.3 Totalizer:
The T675 should be mounted at a convenient viewing height and angle that minimizes the reduced visibility caused by
direct sunlight. Accessibility is also a prime consideration. A thin application of an Oxygen compatible lubricant on the
threaded bolts of the securing knobs eliminates any corrosion opportunity. The threaded brass receptacle prevents galling.
Although the T675 has been designed to withstand the rigors of the cryogenic transport environment, placement under
piping that defrosts or in the proximity of pumps that spray liquid is not recommended.
1.1.4 Interconnecting Cables:
All cables should be secured in place with proper stress relief and avoiding contact with the piping. Sufficient slack should
be maintained in the cables to permit the T675 Totalizer to be rotated forward for easy access to the rear panel
connections. Additionally, a thin application of a non-conductive Oxygen compatible lubricant to the male threads of the
nickel-plated connectors will provide an additional moisture barrier. To minimize interference of other operating systems or
low voltage events the power cable should be terminated at the battery or the most direct input source. The power input is
polarity insensitive. S.I. strongly recommends that power for the T675 be direct to the source.
1.2 WARRANTY
Sponsler Inc. hereafter referred to as S.I., products are warranted to be free from defects in material and workmanship
under normal use and intended service for a period of 1 year from the date of shipment. Any product returned prepaid to
S.I. within the warranty period and found by S.I. to be defective in workmanship or material, will be repaired or replaced
free of charge at the sole discretion of S.I.. Return shipment will be prepaid using the lowest cost means of transportation.
The warranty excludes but is not limited to products which are subjected to abuse, improper installation, altered, repaired
anywhere except S.I., repaired using parts other than issued by S.I., accident or used in service other than intended or
purchased.
In the event of defective product, contact Sponsler Inc. (800)258-1165 to receive a Return Material Authorization (RMA)
number. The RMA number should be prominently displayed on the return package. Return shipments without an RMA
number are not accepted by the Shipping and Receiving department.