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Tools and materials needed, Installation steps – DAVIS Fan-Aspirated Radiation Shield User Manual

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Fan-Aspirated Radiation Shield

A Note About Model Versions

This manual is for all versions of the Fan-Aspirated Radiation Shield manufac-
tured after 9/1/01. Earlier versions have the following differences:

Solar-powered modules only use one battery versus two batteries

All Junction Board-connections are soldered versus using connectors

Aside from those differences, the installation of the early versions of the
Fan-Aspirated Radiation Shield is the same as for current versions.

Tools and Materials Needed

To disassemble, install, and mount your Fan-Aspirated Radiation Shield, you
may need the following:

A medium Phillips-Head screwdriver.

A small Phillips-Head screwdriver.

To install an existing Davis Temperature/Humidity sensor.

A small wrench or 3/8” (9 mm) nutdriver.

A radiation shield bracket (#7994).

To mount the radiation shield on a mast or pipe if you wish.

Installation Steps

The Fan-Aspirated Radiation Shield comes pre-assembled. Depending on your
model number, you may need to disassemble your shield to install a battery
and/or a sensor or probe. Here are the installation steps for each shield.

M

ODEL

7750

M

ODELS

7751 & 7752

M

ODEL

7755

M

ODELS

7756 & 7757

1. Disassemble the shield
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1. Disassemble the shield
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1. Disassemble the shield
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1. Disassemble the shield
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2. Install a sensor or probe
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2. Power the fan
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2. Install a sensor or probe
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2. Power the fan
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3. Install the sensor board
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3. Reassemble the shield
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3. Install the sensor board
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3. Reassemble the shield
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4. Power the fan
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4. Mount the shield
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4. Power the fan
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4. Mount the shield
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5. Route the cables
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5. Route the cables
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6. Reassemble the shield
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6. Reassemble the shield
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7. Mount the shield
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7. Mount the shield
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