Installation Guide
Table Of Contents
- Contents
- Important Safety and Compliance Information
- USA, FCC Part 15 spectrum compliance
- Canada, ISED spectrum compliance
- RF Exposure (FCC/ISED)
- Electromagnetic compatibility
- Telemetering equipment classification
- Intrinsic safety
- Lithium battery
- Transportation classification
- Modifications, repairs, installation, and removal
- Aluminum enclosure
- Electrostatic discharge
- Electrostatic ignition hazard
- Device cleaning
- Do not drop
- Product notification
- OpenWay Riva Gas Remote Disconnect Installation Guide Overview
- About the OpenWay Riva Gas Remote Disconnect
- Installing the OpenWay Riva Gas Remote Disconnect
- Connecting the Flood Sensor to the OpenWay Riva Gas Remote Disconnect
- OpenWay Riva Gas Remote Disconnect Operations
Chapter 5 Connecting the Flood Sensor to the
OpenWay Riva Gas Remote Disconnect
The flood sensor connects to the OpenWay Riva Gas Remote Disconnect through an inline
connector.
Warning: The OpenWay Riva Gas Remote Disconnect must be commissioned
before the flood sensor is connected to ensure proper event logging. After the flood
sensor is attached to the OpenWay Riva Gas Remote Disconnect, perform a Check
Endpoint in FDM tools to verify the flood sensor is connected.
Connecting the flood sensor inline connector
1. Remove the protective cover from end of the flood sensor's inline connector by twisting
the protective cover tab to the left.
2. Discard or recycle the protective cover.
3.
Align the inline connector pins with the OpenWay Riva Gas Remote Disconnect
connector pins and push the connector securely onto the remote disconnect device.
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