Does the sensor need to be in the oil flow?
The sensor does not need to be in the direct flow of oil, provided there is turnover of oil (oil is moving).
The sensor nose must remain immersed in oil at all times however to provide an accurate reading.
Sensor nose must not restrict the flow of oil
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What is the maximum flow rate for the sensor?
There is no maximum flow rate for the sensor, provided the sensor nose remains immersed in oil and air is not being pulled into the sensor. Sensor must not restrict the flow of oil
Does the sensor need annual calibration?
No, there is no need to calibrate the sensor annually. If the oil the sensor is to be used in is changed to a different oil, then the sensor needs to be reconfigured for this oil using the CADS application. If the oil type remains the same, but the ...
What is the minimum flow rate for the sensor?
There is no minimum flow rate, so long as there is turnover of the oil (oil is moving). Sensor should be installed into oil that does move A sensor installed in static oil will only read the same sample of oil
What software do I need to configure the sensor?
You need the Tan Delta CADS application to configure a sensor. This is designed for windows PCs and can be downloaded HERE All sensors must be configured prior to use for both the communication type to be used and also for the oil the sensor is to be ...
Do I need to configure the sensor?
Yes, the sensor is configured using a PC, configuration cable (Cable J) and the Tan Delta CADS application prior to installation. Help and support for the installation and use of the CADS application can be found HERE Prior to installation the sensor ...