Everything you need to know about our sensor
The SnapBase® consists of a main base, some movable parts, and an elastomeric ring for maintaining pressure (Item C), which we will explain later.
The main base (Item A) should be fixed to a clean, flat surface and aligned according to the type of sensor it will receive. The movable part intended for locking is called the Clamp (Item B).
1. Prepare the Surface: Ensure the surface is clean and flat to secure a firm attachment.
2. Align the Main Base: Align the main base (Item A) according to the type of sensor it will receive.
3. Secure the Base: Use appropriate screws or adhesive to firmly attach the main base to the surface.
4. Check Alignment: Ensure the base is properly aligned to facilitate sensor installation.
Learn more and discover how versatile, lightweight, and practical the sensor created by Holdstein Solutions is. This sensor can be used in virtually any application.
SnapBase® Mass: 35 grams
Housing Material: Ultra-Resistant Nylon with UV Protection
Length: 104 mm (4.1 pol)
Width: 57 mm (2.24 pol)
Height: 25.4 mm (1 pol)
Ingress Protection: IP 68
For this example, we will use the Vibration and Shock Sensor (Item D). Follow these steps to ensure a perfect attachment:
1. Prepare the SnapBase: Ensure the SnapBase is clean and free of debris that could interfere with the attachment.
2. Open the Clamps: Open the clamps, preparing the base to receive the sensor.
3. Align the Sensor: Align the sensor within the SnapBase.
4. Attach the Sensor: Once the sensor is perfectly seated in the base without any interference, close the clamps symmetrically in pairs.
5. Confirm Locking: A click will be heard, indicating the sensor is securely locked in place.
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