| Type | Service Kit |
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| Unit Size | Each |
Answer:It is designed for the Thermo Scientific Orion 2117XP online chloride analyzer.
Answer:No. It is a service-parts kit covering electronic, air-regulation, power and cable assemblies, not the separate calibration or electrode consumables kits.
Answer:The kit includes an electronics faceplate, air pump, regulator, two electrode cable-and-gland assemblies, power supply and fuse-kit assemblies for the relevant supply voltages.
The Thermo Scientific Orion 2117XP service kit provides a coordinated group of replacement assemblies for maintenance and repair of the Orion 2117XP online chloride analyzer. The kit comprises an electronics faceplate, air pump assembly, regulator assembly, two electrode-cable assemblies with glands for the sensing and reference electrodes, a power-supply assembly and the specified fuse-kit assemblies for 115 V and 230 V configurations. It is intended to restore or maintain instrument functions associated with electronics, air regulation, power distribution and electrode connections. Identify the failed subsystem before selecting parts, isolate electrical power and process connections, and follow the analyzer's service and commissioning procedures. After servicing, inspect wiring, pressure regulation and fluidic connections and complete the required instrument checks before returning the analyzer to routine monitoring. This is a service-parts kit rather than a chloride calibration standard, reagent replenishment kit or replacement sensing-electrode kit.
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