Omega Engineering M0102 Thermometer User Manual


 
NOTE: Observe that the head and stem must be in the full upright
position in order to rotate the head. Tighten the bracket bolts securely.
2. Adjust the tilt angle of the head by loosening the two hinge screws and
tilting the head to the desired position. Tighten the hinge screws securely.
TO RESET THE DIAL
1. Determine the room temperature by using a reference thermometer of
known accuracy.
2. Locate the reset screw on the back of the head (see Figure 1).
3. The numbered dial face inside the head will rotate as the screw is turned.
Use a slotted screwdriver or a
1
4" hex wrench to adjust the setting.
4. Align the pointer with the correct temperature on the numbered dial face.
The thermometer is now ready for installation.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
The Model J DialTemp Thermometer is supplied with a
1
2" -14 NPT pipe
thread for mounting purposes. Carefully screw the thermometer into the
fitting by hand until slightly tight. Complete tightening by using a
5
8 " wrench
on the wrench flats. When using a thermowell, tighten only FINGER TIGHT.
NEVER TIGHTEN BY TWISTING THE HEAD! AVOID
HANDLING THE THERMOMETER BY THE STEM OR BENDING
THE STEM.
To obtain a positive seal, coat the threads with pipe joint compound or wrap
with Teflon tape.
When inserting the DialTemp into a semi-solid material, hold the stem
firmly and insert slowly and carefully to avoid bending. When inserting the
thermometer into a material, always hold it by the stem, not by the head.
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
For correct temperature measurement, the stem of the DialTemp must be
immersed at least 2" in fluids and 4" in gases.
RANGES AND DIVISIONS:
Fahrenheit Celsius
-40-160°F 2 0-100°C 1
*0-200°F 2 -10-110°C 1
*0-250°F 2 0-150°C 1
50-300°F 2 0-300°C 5
*50-500°F 5
150-750°F 5
100-800°F 5
200-1000°F 10
* Off-the-shelf ranges/divisions for the 2
1
2" and 6" stem lengths. Not
recommended for continuous use above 800°F.
SPECIFICATIONS
ACCURACY: ±1% of full scale
RESPONSE TIME: Readings are stabilized within 40 seconds
CAUTION