DAVIS Vantage Pro2/Pro2 Plus: Daytime Fan Asp. Radiation Shield Kit - Manual (Page 5)

Installing the Daytime Fan Kit
5
Check Temperature/Humidity Sensor Orientation
The orientation and placement of the Temperature/Humidity sensor should be
checked, and in many cases, should be reoriented. There are three ways the
sensor could be mounted in an ISS:
• On the second to bottom-most plate of radiation plating stack with the
Temperature/Humidity sensor facing up.
• Underneath the top plate of the radiation plating stack, on the insulating
disk with the Temperature/Humidity sensor facing down.
• On the second to bottom-most
plate of the radiation plating stack
with the Temperature/Humidity
sensor mounted on spacers,
facing down.
If the Temperature/Humidity
sensor is mounted on the second
to bottom-most plate with the
sensor facing down, it is in the
correct orientation and does not
need to be repositioned in the
stack.
If the Temperature/Humidity
Sensor is placed in one of the
other two positions, it should be removed from its current position and
remounted in the correct position shown above.
Reinstall the Temperature/Humidity Sensor — For Sensors Facing Up
1. Locate the
Temperature/Humidity sensor
on the second to bottom plate
in the radiation shield plating
stack.
2. Remove the three screws, flat
washer, and cable clamp
securing the
Temperature/Humidity sensor
to the radiation plating. Save
the small screw, flat washer,
and cable clamp for use later.
Temperature/Humidity Sensor
Correctly Mounted on Spacers
Cable Clamp
Temperature/Humidity
Sensor
Removing Temperature/Humidity Sensor
with Sensor Mounted Up