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GS3 Integrator Guide
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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

Our probes are built to the highest standards but misuse or improper protection or improper installation
may break your sensor and possibly void the manufacturer's warranty. Before integrating your sensors
into your sensor network, make sure you have followed the recommended installation instructions and
have the proper protections in place to safeguard your sensor from damaging interference.
LIGHTNING AND SURGE PROTECTION
Probes have built in circuitry that protects them against common surge conditions. Installations in
lightning-prone areas, however, require special precautions, especially when probes are connected to a
well-grounded third party logger.
Visit our website and read the following application note for more information:
Lightning Surge Suppression And Standard Grounding Practices
POWER AND GROUNDING
Older sensor versions start measurements as soon as they are powered. For older sensors, ensure that
there is sufficient power to support the maximum sensor current drain for all the sensors on the bus
simultaneously.
Our sensor protection circuitry may be insufficient if your data logger is improperly powered or grounded.
Refer to your data logger's installation instructions. Improper grounding may affect the sensor output as
well as the sensor performance.
For Decagon loggers, visit our website and read the following article for more information:
Lightning Surge Suppression And Standard Grounding Practices
CABLE PROBLEMS
Cable problems can lead to severed cables or disconnected sensors. Rodent damage, driving over sensor
cables, tripping over the cable, not leaving enough cable slack during installation or poor sensor wiring
connections are just some of many factors that can cause cabling issues.
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or call us at 1.509.332.5600 between 7AM to 5PM PST