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OPTIONS DE RACCORD D’EAU

Option à valve de compression ou raccord en T (non fournis) :

Si la conduite d’alimentation d’eau froide de votre robinet a déjà un robinet de sectionnement, vous pouvez ajouter un raccord en T ou une valve de compression pour l’alimentation du distributeur d’eau chaude instantanée.

Branchez le tube de cuivre de 40,6 cm

(16 po) de long et de 1/4 po de diamètre sur le distributeur au raccord en T, tel qu’illustré (Voir l’étape 4).

Les robinets-vannes sont sujets

au blocage.

Option à robinet-vanne (non fourni) :

Suivez les directives pour

« l’accessoire auto-perceur » fournies avec le robinet.

Branchez le tube de cuivre de 40,6 cm (16 po) de long et de 1/4 po de diamètre sur le distributeur au raccord en T, tel qu’illustré (Voir l’étape 4).

Ouvrez le robinet et laissez un

peu d’eau y couler dans le plateau.

Ceci retirera tous les sédiments de la conduite.

Fixez la valve à la conduite d’alimentation d’eau froide.

Option à robinet de sectionnement (non fourni) :

On peut établir le raccord recommandé avec un robinet de sectionnement. Ceci est une installation plus complexe et ne doit être utilisée que par un installateur d’expérience avec les connaissances et les outils appropriés.

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Emerson Hot1 manual Options DE Raccord D’EAU, Option à valve de compression ou raccord en T non fournis

Hot1 specifications

The Emerson Hot1 is a cutting-edge thermal imaging solution that redefines the standards of temperature measurement in industrial applications. Tailored for maintenance teams and facility managers, it offers a comprehensive suite of features and technologies that enhance operational efficiency and safety.

One of the standout features of the Hot1 is its exceptional thermal sensitivity, which allows users to detect minor temperature variations. This sensitivity is critical for identifying potential problems in equipment before they escalate into costly failures. With a temperature measurement range of -20°C to 1200°C, the Hot1 is versatile enough to be used in various environments, from electrical inspections to mechanical systems.

The Emerson Hot1 incorporates advanced imaging technology, providing users with crisp, high-resolution thermal images. The integration of a robust, built-in camera enables users to capture both thermal and visual images simultaneously, allowing for detailed documentation and precise analysis. This dual-image capability is ideal for thorough reporting, ensuring that stakeholders are well-informed about the state of equipment.

One of the key technologies behind the Hot1 is its predictive maintenance capability. By continuously monitoring temperature data, the device enables users to implement a proactive maintenance strategy. This minimizes downtime and maximizes productivity by addressing issues before they become critical failures. Furthermore, the Hot1’s integrated data logging feature allows users to store and analyze historical temperature trends, offering insights into equipment performance over time.

User-friendly design is another hallmark of the Emerson Hot1. Its intuitive interface simplifies operation, making it accessible for both seasoned professionals and newcomers. The ergonomic design ensures comfort during extended use, and the lightweight construction enhances portability.

Additionally, the Hot1 is equipped with connectivity options, including Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, allowing for seamless integration with mobile devices and computers. Users can quickly upload images and data for remote analysis, further facilitating collaboration and decision-making.

In summary, the Emerson Hot1 thermal imaging device stands out for its combination of high sensitivity, advanced imaging technology, and predictive maintenance capabilities. Its user-centric design and connectivity options make it an invaluable tool for industries seeking to enhance their maintenance strategies, improve safety, and reduce operational costs. The Emerson Hot1 is a testament to innovation in thermal imaging, setting a new benchmark for reliability and performance.