SCREENING EAGLE PM8500 Profometer Corrosion Kit User Guide

PM8500 Quick Start Guide & Product Certificates

Profometer PM8500 – Standard Kit

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Profometer WEL100: One Wheel Kit

• Included   Profometer WEL400 – Four Wheel Kit

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PM8500 Sensor

Battery charge and installation **a Use only rechargeable AA batteries in the charger.
PM8500 Sensor
Connecting the rod electrode a Connect the clamp of the ground cable (A) with the exposed rebar
b Connect the ground cable (B) to the interface box using B1 plug
c Connect the rod cable (C) to the interface box using C1 plug and to the electrode using C2 plug
PM8500 Sensor
Connecting the one wheel electrode a Connect the clamp of the ground cable (A) with the exposed rebar
b Connect the ground cable (B) to the sensor using B1 plug
c Connect the potential cable (C) and the encoder cable (D) to the sensor using C1 and D1 plugs
PM8500 Sensor
Connecting the four wheel electrode a Connect the clamp of the ground cable (A) with the exposed rebar
b Connect the ground cable (B) to the sensor using B1 plug
c Connect the potential cable (C) and the encoder cable (D) to the sensor using C1 and D1 plugs
PM8500 Rod Electrode
Filling the rod electrode with Copper Sulphate a Remove the cap with the wooden plug and soak it into water for about an hour to allow the wood to saturate and swell.
b Prepare the saturated solution by mixing 40 units by weight of copper sulphate with 100 units by weight of distilled water.
Add an additional teaspoon of copper sulphate crystals into the electrode.
c The electrode should be filled as completely as possible with a minimum of air in the compartment.
PM8500 Wheel Electrodes
Filling the wheel electrodes with Copper Sulphate a The wooden plug (A) is not intended to be removed. Immerse the wheel in water for an hour to allow the water to soak into the plug.
Only the wheels should be immersed, therefore, please remove them from the legs before doing it.
b The felt hoops (B) and the felt hoop connector must be saturated before measuring. In normal use (with water and cupper solution), the thin felt is on the wooden spigot side (A).
c Prepare the saturated solution by mixing 40 units by weight of copper sulphate with 100 units by weight of distilled water. Fill in the cupper tank removing the plug (C). Add an additional teaspoon of copper sulphate crystals into the electrode.
The electrode should be filled as completely as possible with a minimum of air in the compartment.
d Fill in the water container with water. To do so you need to remove the water plug (D).
e The water should be dripping out slowly from the water tank throughout the 1mm nozzle (E). The bike valve on the opposite side should provide a high pressure; if water is dripping out too fast, please apply some pressure blowing the bike valve with your mouth.
PM8500 Universal holder
How to mount the interface box on the harness a Use the inner clamp (A) of the universal holder to attach it to the iPad harness or your belt
PM8500 Universal holder
How to mount the interface box on the telescopic rod a Connect the round support (B) of the universal holder to the telescopic rod and attach it using the rubber band (C).
b Recommendation: Use the holder rubber band as strain relief for the cable- reel-cable.
PM8500 Telescopic rod
How to mount the telescopic rod on the one wheel and four wheel electrode a Connect the telescopic rod with the one wheel / four-wheel connector (A)
b Move the indented wheel clockwise to join both parts
PM8500 Rod Electrode Foams
How to replace the foam of the rod electrode a Remove the foam (A) from the rod electrode if it is broken or overused
b Stick the new foam (B) into the same position. Please use only a small amount of glue
PM8500 Four wheel variable distance
How to change the distance between the wheels (limited from 150mm to 250mm) a Unscrew the collars (A) – wheels 2, 3 and 4. Wheel 1 is always fixed
b Slide the wheel legs (B) to the desired position
c For the 150mm version, mount the wheels as described in the position marks (C) (all wheels are facing to the fixed wheel)
d For the 250mm version, mount the wheels as described in the position marks (D) (the right two wheels must be turned to face the right side)
e Screw the collars (A) to fix the wheels at the desired position
f Any other distance from 150mm to 250mm can be selected PM8500 Four wheel variable distance
How to change the distance between the wheels (limited from 150mm to 250mm) PM8500 Four wheel variable distance
How to change the distance between the wheels (limited from 150mm to 250mm) PM8500 Start device**
Turning on / off the device

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PM8500 Using the Profometer App
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PM8500 Using the Profometer App
Create your account PM8500 Using the Profometer App
Create your account PM8500 Using the Profometer App
Create your account PM8500 Using the Profometer App
Connect to the sensor PM8500 Using the Profometer App
Create new measurement UK Declaration of Conformity

“The obect of the declaration described above is n conformity with relevant statutory requiremerts and designated standards:
Electrical Equipment (Safety) Regulations 2016 ‘Safty requiraments for eectrical cupmant for meseursmen, ontol and aboratory use – P 1:General requiements| S1.2016:1101 Ens1010-12010
Electromagneiic Compatility Regulations 2016 Elcromsgntc compatiiy (EMC) -Part 61: Genericstandards –
Immurity for residentia, commercial an lightndustrial amisonments enviroment Easprnt reisions 2017| 5.1.2016:1091
EN 610006-1:2007

The Restriction of the Use of Certain Hazardous Substances in Electrical and Electronic Equipment Regulations 2012
S.I 2013:3113
Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Regulations 2013 (as amended) Patrick Waller

Products
Proceq Part Numbers| Profometer PMES00 39260200
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Manufacturer| Proceq SA Ringstiasse 2 8603 Schwerzenbach, Switzerkand
We confirm that the product named above s in conformity with RoHS, WEEE and the following directives and standards:
Low voltage directive: Safety requramsnts, Ganersl requiraments EMC directive| 2014735780 EnEC 510101
EMC directive EMIC Part 51 Immurity commercialand light-industrial Radio Equipment directive| 2014/53/E0 EN TSI 300 328 V22.2 2011/65/EU & 2015/863/EU
RoHS directive
WEEE directive| 2011/65/EU & 2015/863/EU 2012719780

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation i subject o the following tvo conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmiul interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, ncluding interference that may cause undesied operation. This Class B digital apparatus complies with Industry Canada RSS standards. To comply with FCC and Industry Canada RF radiation exposure lmits for general population, the transritter with ts antenna must be installed such that a minimum separation distance of 20 cm is always maintained between the radiator (antenna) and all persons and must not be collocated or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or wansmifte.
‘Schwerzenbach, 29 Aug 2023 Parick Waller Swiss Made Declaration

‘We confirm that the products named above were developed and manufactured in Switzerland and fulfil the requirements needed for the declaration ‘Made in Switzerland” or “Swiss Made”.
The requirements for industrial products are specified in detai n the Netional Swiss Trademark Protection Statute (Art. 47-60, MSchG) covering goods and services.
Schwerzenbach, 22.9.2023 Patrick Waller
Chief Operating Officer
Notice
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References

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