Solinst 101 Manuel utilisateur

High Quality Groundwater and Surface Water Monitoring Instrumentation

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Tape Splice Instructions

Laser Marked Model 101/107

Tools and Materials Needed

1. Tape Splice Kit - Crimp Style (#110277)

2. Scissors or Shears

3. Wire Stripper

4. Ferrule Crimp Tool (see photo)

5. Molex Crimp Tool (see photo)

6. Heat Gun

7. Soldering Iron (if using polyethylene tape)

8. Solder Wire with Acid Flux (if using polyethylene tape)

9. Acetone or Lacquer Thinner (if using polyethylene tape)

5. Slide the piece of 3" (7.6 cm) long 3/8" (9.5 mm) diameter

heat shrink over one of the tapes, and push out of the way.

6. Push the ferrules on each lead wire into the butt connectors

as far as possible. Use the Molex crimp tool to attach the

connectors to the ferrules. Use the ﬁrst (red 20-18 AWG)

position on the crimp tool. See photo of tool options below.

Molex Crimp Tool Options (20-18 AWG)

Use 20-18 AWG

position of tool

Instructions

1. Cut the replacement tape and original tape at a FT or M

marking. Cut each tape back by 2.5/100 ft (2.5 markings),

or by 7 mm (7 markings) if using metric tape. See diagram.

2. Cut both the replacement tape and original tape ends along

the wire leads approximately 1" (25 mm), then remove the

section of tape between the wire leads.

3. Strip the wire leads on both tapes 0.2" (5 mm), so the

ferrules slide easily onto the lead ends.

Original

Tape

Replacement

Tape

Cut Tape Cut Tape

4. You may need to twist the wires so they slide easier into the

ferrules. Use a ferrule crimp tool to connect a ferrule to each

stripped lead end. See photo of tool options above on right.

Notes: 1. If you are splicing the laser marked tape to heat embossed

polyethylene tape, you will need to pre-tin the wires of the

polyethylene tape before installing the ferrules. Pre-tin the

wires by applying a thin layer of acid ﬂux and solder to the

wires using tip of soldering iron. After using the ﬂux, clean

the wires with acetone or lacquer thinner.

2. Ensure each ferrule is slid onto the lead end far enough that

the metal end of the ferrule is crimped onto the stripped

wire.

Continued overleaf...

Recommended:

Molex 64106-0037 (Solinst #110729)

Alternative Tool

Tape Splice Kit (#110277)

Heat Shrink

Ferrules

(DIN 20 AWG

8 mm barrel)

Butt Connectors

(20 - 18 AWG)

Ferrule Crimp Tool Options (20 AWG)

Ferrule Crimp Tool

0.08-10mm2/ AWG 28-7

Use 20 AWG position

Recommended:

American Electrical Inc.

SQ 28-10 (Solinst #110730)

Alternative Tool

Printed in Canada

June 12, 2014

(#110278)

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Note: Be careful not to melt the tape with the heat gun.

7. With the Probe in a glass of tap water, turn the Water Level

Meter to the ‘ON’ position. If the connections are correct,

the buzzer and light on the Meter will be activated. Check

connections if the buzzer does not sound.

8. Use the heat gun to shrink each butt connector’s insulation.

9. Push the piece of heat shrink over the connection, use the

heat gun and apply heat onto the heat shrink starting in the

middle and smoothing out any air pockets that form under

the heat shrink. Press the heat shrink onto the connection

with your ﬁngers.

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