Mounting HMP155 and DTR13 on horizontal support arm - RWS200

RWS200 Installation Manual

Product status
Document code
M211608EN
Revision
AA
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en-US
Product
RWS200
Document type
User guide
4‑mm Allen key
Mount the humidity and temperature probe at the opposite end of the support arm from the solar radiation sensor.
HMP155 and DTR13 installation accessories
1
Radiation shield (DTR13)
2
Support arm (212564)
3
Flat washer A5.3 DIN125 (2 pcs)
4
Spring washer B5 DIN127 (2 pcs)
5
Hex screw M5×16 DIN912 (2 pcs)
6
HMP155
7
T‑probe adapter (221069) (optional)
8
Additional T‑probe (optional)
  1. Mount the radiation shield on the support arm. Tightening torque 5 Nm.
    1
    Radiation shield
    2
    Support arm
    3
    Flat washer A5.3 DIN125 (2 pcs)
    4
    Spring washer B5 DIN127 (2 pcs)
    5
    Hex screw M5×16 DIN912 (2 pcs)
  2. Remove the protective cover from the probe.
  3. Lead the sensor cable through the connector cover, and attach the cable to the probe.
  4. Loosen the screw of the sensor clamp with your fingers and insert the HMP155 probe in the larger outer hole at the bottom of the radiation shield.
    1
    Hole for additional T‑probe
    2
    Hole for HMP155 probe
  5. Install the optional T‑probe.
    1
    Knob
    2
    O-ring
    3
    T‑probe adapter (221069)
    4
    Cable tie
    5
    T‑probe
    1. Insert the T‑probe into to the T‑probe adapter.
    2. Fasten the T‑probe into the adapter using the knob.
    3. Fasten the cable to the adapter with a cable tie.
    4. Insert the adapter into the smaller outer hole in DTR13.

    Do not pull the T‑probe cable from HMP155. The cable is fixed to the circuit board.

  6. Push the connector cover over the probe connector.
  7. Tighten the screw without using excessive force.
  8. Lead the sensor cable along the support arm and attach the cable to the support arm with cable ties. Connect the sensor cable to the M12 connector in HMP155.
Write down the sensor installation height and radiation shield type. This is needed for the metadata in the Web UI.