Cannon Instrument CT-1000HT (High Temperature Contant Temperature Bath) - Manual (Page 12)

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CANNON ® CT-1000HT Constant Temperature Bath
Revision 1.1b—June, 2011; CANNON ® Instrument Company
2139 High Tech Road • State College, PA 16803 • USA
MAINS power connections To provide power from your MAINS supply, verify line voltage compat-
ibility by checking the label on the rear panel of the CT-1000HT. Then
locate the approved power cord (provided) and plug it into the connector
on the CT-1000HT rear panel.
Verify that the power switch for the CT-1000HT is in the OFF position.
Then plug the other end of the power cord into the MAINS power source.
Attaching the vent hose
The CT-1000HT design includes a rear vent for channeling vapors from
the bath to a user's venting system.
To complete CT-1000HT assembly, attach the length of vent hose in-
cluded with the instrument to the rear of the CT-1000HT unit and secure
the connection with a hose clamp.
Vent the other end of the hose to your exhaust system, using procedures
and precautions appropriate for your facility and bath fluid.
Filling the bath
After CT-1000HT assembly is
complete, you are ready to fill
the bath (see Figure 13).
You should select a bath
liquid appropriate to your
operating temperature range
(see APPENDIX B).
CAUTION Make sure that the bath is
placed in its intended final
position with the vent hose in
place before adding bath
fluid. The CT-1000HT should
not be moved with bath fluid
in the bath jar. NEVER USE
FLAMMABLE BATH LIQ-
UIDS.
1. Make sure that the instrument power is OFF and select a bath liquid
appropriate to your operating temperature range (see APPENDIX B).
2. Fill the jar with bath liquid at ambient temperature to a level suffi-
cient to engage the float switch. This float permits bath operation
when the minimum amount of fluid has been added to the bath jar.
3. Continue to add fluid until the bath liquid level has risen to approxi-
mately 40 mm (1.5") of the top of the jar.
Figure 13: Filling the CT-1000HT bath
MAINS