Instruction Manual
Form 655 (04.13) ©SOR Inc. 
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The SOR
®
 temperature switch utilizes a SAMA Class II thermal system. 
Nuclear Qualified
Temperature Switches
 General Instructions
Design and 
specifications are 
subject to change 
without notice. 
For latest revision, go to 
www.sorinc.com
NOTE: If you suspect that a product is defective, contact the factory or the SOR Representative 
in your area for a return authorization number (RMA). This product should only be installed by 
trained and competent personnel.
Table of Contents
Recommended Measurement Procedure ...1
N6 Housing ......................................3
TA Housing .......................................4
RT Housing ......................................5
Installation ....................................... 6
Site Storage .....................................6
Electrical Connection ...........................6
Calibration .......................................7
In considering the validity of a measurement, 
remember that temperature-sensing devices respond 
only to the temperature that they experience. It may 
be considerably different from the temperature one 
is attempting to measure if the sensor is of improper 
size or configuration, or if the sensor is not adequately 
coupled thermally to the media whose temperature is 
being measured. The calibration procedures given below 
will assure accurate and repeatable measurement of the 
set points of SOR temperature switches. If the switch is 
normally mounted in a thermowell, consideration should 
be given to the effect this may have on the accuracy of 
the switch. It is recommended that a heat transfer paste 
or oil be used to thermally couple the sensing bulb to the 
thermowell, both in service and during testing.
Recommended Measurement Procedure
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