Fieldpiece SM482V User Guide

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Fieldpiece

SMAN® Refrigerant Manifold with Built-in Vacuum Gauge

OPERATOR'S MANUAL

3 Port

Model SM382V

4 Port

Model SM482V

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Contents

Important Notice . . . . . . . .4

Class A2L/A2/A3 Refrigerant Safety Notice

Warnings

Quick Start . . . . . . . . . .5

What’s Included

Description . . . . . . . . . .6

Features SM382V Front View SM382V Rear View SM482V Front View SM482V Rear View Display

Operation . . . . . . . . . 18

Buttons Recent Refrigerants LINK TOOL Select N2 TEST Select (Pressure Test) PIPE / AIR Select T1-T2 / TSH / ODDB Select Superheat (SH) and Subcooling (SC) Target Superheat (TSH) Deep Vacuum (SM382V & SM482V) Test for Non-Condensables

Menu . . . . . . . . . . . 29

Data Logging Auto Power O (APO) Temperature Calibration (CalTemp) ToolSet Units Vacuum Alarms Backlight Timer Advanced Pressure Calibration Firmware View and Update Restore User Settings Delete Log File Format Internal Flash Drive

Maintenance. . . . . . . . . 40

Cleaning Battery Replacement Using Dierent Refrigerants Spare Parts Hose Holder Replacement Pipe Clamp Storage Arm Replacement Valve and Knob Replacement

Specications . . . . . . . . 44

Temperature Pressure Deep Vacuum Wireless Compatibility Manifold Diagrams (SM382V & SM482V)

Certication and Module IDs . . . 47

Limited Warranty . . . . . . . 50

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Important Notice

This is not a consumer product. Only qualied personnel trained in service and installation of A/C and/or refrigeration equipment shall use this product.

Read and understand this operator’s manual in its entirety before using your SMAN® Refrigerant Manifold to prevent injury or damage to you or equipment.

Class A2L/A2/A3 Refrigerant Safety Notice

Systems using class A2L (mildly ammable), class A2 (flammable), or class A3 (highly ammable) refrigerants can be tested safely ONLY by qualied personnel explicitly trained in the use and handling of those refrigerants. This manual is in no way a replacement for proper training.

WARNINGS

Do not apply more than 870 psig to any port of the manifold. Ground properly when testing A2L/A2/A3 (hydrocarbon) refrigerants. Do not use in the vicinity of explosive substances. Inhalation of high concentrations of refrigerant vapor can block oxygen to

the brain causing injury or death. Refrigerant liquid can cause frostbite. Follow all equipment manufacturer’s testing procedures above those in

this manual in regards to properly servicing their equipment.

Quick Start

1. Install the included six AA batteries into rear battery compartment.

2. Press center blue button for 2 seconds to turn on your new SMAN® manifold.

3. Connect your hoses and pipe clamps to the SMAN® manifold and to the system.

4. View live pressures and temperatures.

5. Use arrow buttons to cycle through available refrigerants and view calculations in real-time!

What’s Included

• SMAN® Refrigerant Manifold (3 Port), or

• SMAN® Refrigerant Manifold (4 Port)

• (1) ANC82 Padded, Easy-Open Case

• (2) TC24 Type K Pipe Clamp Thermocouples

• (1) ATA1 Type K Bead Thermocouple w/Clip

• (6) AA Alkaline Batteries

• (1) Year Warranty

• Operator’s Manual

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Description

SMAN® Refrigerant Manifolds give you the trust

needed for doing the job right the rst time.

Your new Fieldpiece manifold has the protection and long range wireless communication demanded by professionals working in the eld. The impact resistant housing seals and protects from dust, bumps, and rain. Use the heavy duty hook to hang it in your work vehicle while protected by its easy-open padded soft case.

SMAN® is your testing hub at the jobsite. In addition to the included thermocouples, you can connect wirelessly to psychrometers, pipe clamps, and even a refrigerant scale. For example, assign one psychrometer (model JL3RH) to return air and another to supply air to view live temperature split across the evaporator.

View it all clearly, in any lighting condition, on the extra large LCD or remotely on your mobile device. A rolling list of your 10 most recently used refrigerants, indicated by a , is stored at the top of the main refrigerant list for quick selection.

Verify proper charge by comparing actual superheat (SH) with target superheat (TSH). A thermocouple is included for wired outdoor dry bulb. You can link optional wireless tools for live indoor wet bulb and outdoor dry bulb!

Pressure sensors automatically compensate for altitude and weather changes. Use the internal vacuum gauge for fast and convenient monitoring of your evacuations, or link to a wireless vacuum gauge for more control.

Features

Job Link® System

- Long Wireless Range (1000 feet / 305 meters)

- Connect to Your Mobile Device (page 43)

- Connect Job Link Tools (page 43) Real-time Calculations

- Superheat and Subcooling

- Vapor Saturation and Liquid Saturation

- Target Superheat (requires model JL3RH for real-time)

- T1-T2 (3) Type K Thermocouple Jacks

- Suction Line

- Liquid Line

- Outdoor Ambient Robust Port Design

- SM382V: (3) 1/4”

- SM482V: (3) 1/4” + (1) 3/8” Built-in Vacuum Gauge with Graphic Indicators Nitrogen Test (Tightness Test) Recent Refrigerant List Sealed Sight Glass Heavy Duty Rubberized Construction Rugged Hanging Hook Operation in the Rain (IP55) Data Logging with USB-C Export

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Suction Line

Port Valve

Suction

Line Port

Refrigerant Port

Connect to a refrigerant cylinder directly, to a recovery machine, or to a vacuum pump.

NOTE: Use the front ports as Hose Holders and back ports as Manifold ports.

Sight Glass

Pipe Clamp Storage Arms

Liquid Line Port Valve

Liquid Line Port

SM382V Front View

Fieldpiece Vacuum Pumps available in 6 CFM, 8 CFM & 10 CFM models (sold separately)

Fieldpiece Recovery Machine model MR45 (sold separately)

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LLT

TYPE K

ODDB

TYPE K

SLT

TYPE K

MAXIMUM PRESSURE 870 PSI (60 BAR).

GROUND PROPERLY FOR A2L/A2/A3 REFRIGERANTS.

PROPER TRAINING REQUIRED.

ID OF MODULE CONTAINED

FCC ID: 2ALHR0008

IC: 22518-BT008

US PAT.

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SM382V

SM382V Rear View

Battery Cover Screws

Steel Hanging Hook

Battery Door Finger Pull

(LLT ) Pipe Clamp

Storage Arm

(SLT ) Pipe Clamp Storage Arm

4 Digit Job Link® System ID

Use when connecting to the Job Link Mobile App for testing and reporting

(LLT ) Liquid Line

Thermocouple Jack

Shown not inserted enough past the bumpers

(ODDB) Outdoor

Thermocouple Jack

Shown without thermocouple

(SLT ) Suction Line

Thermocouple Jack

Shown fully inserted & locked into the bumpers

USB-C Port

Access with removable rubber cover. Ensure it is on to maintain IP-55 water resistant rating.

Thermocouple Bumpers

Bumpers help secure thermocouple plugs. Pipe clamp thermocouples have indents on the plug that line up with the bumper when fully inserted.

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PIPE / AIR

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VAC ALARM

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Suction Line

Port Valve

Vacuum

Port Valve

Suction

Line Port

Sight Glass

Vacuum Port

Large port matches perfectly with Fieldpiece Vacuum Pumps

Pipe Clamp Storage Arms

SM482V Front View

NOTE: Use the front ports as Hose Holders

and back ports as Manifold ports.

Liquid Line

Port Valve

Refrigerant Port Valve

Liquid Line Port

Refrigerant Port

Connect to a refrigerant cylinder directly, or to a recovery machine like Fieldpiece model MR45

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LLT

TYPE K

ODDB

TYPE K

SLT

TYPE K

MAXIMUM PRESSURE 870 PSI (60 BAR).

GROUND PROPERLY FOR A2L/A2/A3 REFRIGERANTS.

PROPER TRAINING REQUIRED.

ID OF MODULE CONTAINED

FCC ID: 2ALHR0008

IC: 22518-BT008

US PAT.

fieldpiece.com/patents

SM482V

SM482V Rear View

Battery Cover Screws

Steel Hanging Hook

Battery Door Finger Pull

(LLT ) Pipe Clamp

Storage Arm

(SLT ) Pipe Clamp Storage Arm

4 Digit Job Link® System ID

Use when connecting to the Job Link Mobile App for testing and reporting

(LLT ) Liquid Line

Thermocouple Jack

Shown not inserted enough past the bumpers

(ODDB) Outdoor

Thermocouple Jack

Shown without thermocouple

Shown fully inserted & locked into the bumpers

(SLT ) Suction Line

Thermocouple Jack

USB-C Port

Access with removable rubber cover. Ensure it is on to maintain IP-55 water resistant rating.

Thermocouple Bumpers

Bumpers help secure thermocouple plugs. Pipe clamp thermocouples have indents on the plug that line up with the bumper when fully inserted.

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Display

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°F: Temperature (Fahrenheit) °C: Temperature (Celsius)

Psig: Pressure (pounds/in2) Bar: Pressure / Negative Pressure MPa: Pressure (megapascals) kPa: Pressure (kilopascals) inHg: Negative Pressure (inches of mercury) cmHg: Negative Pressure (centimeters of mercury)

Microns: Vacuum (microns of mercury) Pascals: Vacuum mBar: Vacuum (millibar) mTorr: Vacuum (millitorr) Torr: Vacuum (equivalent to mmHg) Δ/min: Vacuum Rate (dierential per minute) H:M:S: Hours:Minutes or Minutes:Seconds

SH: Superheat (suction line - vapor saturation) SC: Subcooling (liquid saturation - liquid line) VSAT: Vapor Saturation Temperature (from P-T chart) LSAT: Liquid Saturation Temperature (from P-T chart) TSH: Target Superheat (calculated from IDWB and ODDB) T1-T2: Measurement Dierential

SLT : Suction Line Temperature (low side) LLT : Liquid Line Temperature (high side) ODDB: Outdoor Dry Bulb Temperature IDWB: Indoor Wet Bulb Temperature

LOG: Data Logging in Progress Job: Job Slot (1-9) of Data Log Span: Hours (Hrs) of Data Logging Interval: Seconds (Sec) Between Logged Measurements Low: Vac Alarm Lowest Micron Level High: Vac Alarm Highest Micron Level

RET: Return Psychrometer SUP: Supply Psychrometer DB: Dry Bulb from Psychrometer WB: Wet Bulb from Psychrometer DP: Dew Point from Psychrometer %RH: Relative Humidity from Psychrometer BTU/LBM: Enthalpy from Psychrometer (BTU per pound mass) KJ/KG: Enthalpy from Psychrometer (kilojoules per kilogram) TΔT : Target Dry Bulb Split from Psychrometers (Target Delta T) ΔT: Dry Bulb Split from Psychrometers (Delta T)

Lb: Pounds (from wireless scale) Oz: Ounces (from wireless scale) Kg: Kilograms (from wireless scale) g: Grams (from wireless scale)

VAC: Wireless Vacuum Gauge Connected SCALE: Wireless Scale Connected APO: Auto Power O Enabled

: Top 10 Refrigerant Selected : Speaker Turned O

: Battery Life Remaining

: Wireless Signal Strength

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Operation

Buttons

A beep sounds when a button is pressed. A double beep sounds when a button is pressed and the function is not possible at that time. The speaker can be muted altogether (page 29).

Press 2 sec to toggle power. Press to toggle backlight.

Cycle through refrigerants, change values or vacuum views.

SELECT: Conrm a changed value or activate a VAC ALARM (page 24).

MENU: Enter the menu (page 29) or EXIT a mode.

LINK TOOL: Connect wireless tools (page 19).

N2 TEST: For Nitrogen pressure tests (page 20).

PIPE / AIR: Display SLT/LLT or various return and supply air

measurements from optional psychrometers (page 21).

TARE SCALE: Press 2 sec to zero (tare) weight from a wireless scale.

ZERO PRESSURE: Press 2 sec to zero the displayed pressures.

AIR PARAMETER: Toggle to display DB, WB, DP, %RH, BTU/LBM,TΔT

& ΔT (page 23).

T1-T2/TSH/ODDB: Display T1-T2, TSH, or ODDB (page 21).

Recent Refrigerants (

A rolling list of your 10 most recent refrigerants, indicated by a When you power o your manifold, the current refrigerant is added automatically to this dynamic list of 10.

, is stored above the main list.

)

LINK TOOL

Assign wireless Job Link® System tools to core manifold measurements such as pipe temperature or to broader measurements such as refrigerant weights and psychrometrics.

1. Press LINK TOOL to search for supported Fieldpiece wireless tools.

2. Turn on any wireless sources you want to assign.

If your Job Link® System tool has a selector switch, ensure it’s set to

match the measurement.

3. Use ARROWS to auto search yes or no.

Job Link® System tools are displayed by their 4 digit ID, usually found

on the back of the tool.

4. Press SELECT to select and return to the list of measurements.

• Press MENU to exit at any time. If changes were made, choose

whether or not you want to save changes.

• Most Job Link® System tools have a switch that selects a side of the

system. Set it to match the measurement you’re assigning it to.

• A wireless Return psychrometer is assigned to both Return air and

IDWB (page 23) when selected.

NOTE: When adding JL3PC or JL3LC pipe clamps, you will need to

disconnect the TC24 Type-K pipe clamps from the manifold.

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N2 TEST (Pressure Test)

After working on a refrigerant-side component of an emptied system, it’s a good idea to pressurize the system with dry nitrogen and check for pressure drops before evacuation.

1. Pressurize the system with dry nitrogen. Pressure levels vary with

the equipment you’re testing. Always check with the manufacturer.

2. Connect the low side (suction line) port to the system and wait for

the pressure to stabilize. You can connect the high side (liquid line)

as well to help monitor stability, but the pressure dierential (P.diF)

calculation is only using the low side sensor.

3. Attach SLT clamp to the pipe you’re going to pressurize.

This temperature is used to compensate for any temperature changes

between the start and end of the test.

Select “

Comp. OFF

compensation.

4. Press N2 TEST to prepare test.

5. Press N2 TEST to start the test.

The stopwatch starts.

Real-time compensated pressure change is labeled Δ.

Real-time temperature is labeled SLT.

Real-time temperature change is labeled ΔT.

6. Press N2 TEST to stop the test.

The stopwatch, Δ, and ΔT freeze.

If Δ is negative, there may be a leak in the system.

If Δ is positive, SLT or nitrogen temperature may be unstable.

High and low side pressures and SLT continue to display, but they are

no longer being used.

7. Press N2 TEST to exit the test.

• To save battery life, the screen will turn o after 3 hours of testing,

but will continue to test. Press any button to turn the screen on.

” in

to deactivate temperature

PIPE / AIR

Press PIPE / AIR to display various calculations and measurements from Job Link® System psychrometers you’ve assigned (page 19). The parameter is briey shown when pressed, then shown at the top of the LCD.

Press PIPE / AIR for >1 second to view SLT/LLT.

SLT : Live reading of suction line temperature. LLT : Live reading of liquid line temperature.

RET: Live reading from return air psychrometer. SUP: Live reading from supply air psychrometer.

TΔT : Live target dry bulb split from psychrometers. ΔT: Live actual dry bulb split from psychrometers.

T1-T2 / TSH / ODDB

Press T1-T2 / TSH / ODDB to cycle through ODDB (outdoor dry bulb), TSH (target superheat), and T1-T2 (middle display - bottom display).

ODDB: Live reading of the rear ODDB thermocouple jack. ODDB does

not show if set to manual value (page 23).

TSH: Live target superheat calculated from ODDB and IDWB. Each of

these measurements can be live or manually entered (page 21).

T1-T2: Live simple subtraction of the bottom display (T2) from the

middle display (T1). With SLT and LLT showing, you can check for a

temperature drop across a lter drier. With RET and SUP showing, you can check the eect of the indoor unit. With TΔT and ΔT showing, you can see how close the actual ΔT is to the target.

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Superheat (SH) and Subcooling (SC)

Superheat is the amount of heat added to refrigerant after changing to a vapor in the evaporator. Subcooling is the amount of heat removed from refrigerant after changing to a liquid in the condenser. View both live at the same time!

1. Use ARROWS to select the system refrigerant.

2. Close all manifold valves.

3. Connect EPA approved refrigerant hoses to LOW and HIGH side ports.

4. Connect your supported wireless pipe clamps, or fully plug pipe clamp

thermocouples into SLT and LLT rear jacks. See LINK TOOL on page 19.

5. Hand tighten both the LOW side hose to suction line service port and

the HIGH side hose to the liquid line service port.

6. Clamp the SLT thermocouple to the suction line between the

evaporator and compressor, at least 6 inches from the compressor.

7. Clamp the LLT thermocouple to the liquid line between the condenser

and metering device, as close to the service port as possible.

8. Purge hoses as you open HIGH and LOW manifold valves.

9. View superheat and subcooling in real-time.

• Ensure system has stabilized before using superheat or subcooling to

adjust the charge of the system.

• To add or remove refrigerant connect the tank/cylinder/machine to

the REF port. Use the manifold valves to precisely charge or recover

refrigerant as needed. Follow recommended charging or recovery

practices from equipment manufacturer and training.

• When superheat and/or subcooling cannot be calculated, “- - - - ”

will be displayed. If superheat and/or subcooling is negative, “Below

Typical Range” will show. In rare cases this is normal, but usually a

thermocouple is disconnected or the selected refrigerant is incorrect.

Target Superheat (TSH)

Compare target superheat (TSH) to actual superheat (SH) when charging fixed orifice air conditioning systems. TSH is continually calculated from indoor wet bulb (IDWB) and outdoor dry bulb (ODDB) temperatures.

IDWB: By default, this is a manually set value of 60.0°F.

For a live measurement, assign the optional model JL3RH wireless

psychrometer. See LINK TOOL on page 19. ODDB: By default, this is the live measurement of the ODDB

thermocouple jack. If you prefer a static measurement, assign a

manual value. NOTE: Use your wireless psychrometer (JL3RH or

PRH3) by pressing MENU > ToolSet > Outdoor (ODDB ashing) >

SELECT > Arrows between Type K / Manual / ID-#### > SELECT.

1. Connect the included type K bead thermocouple to the ODDB

thermocouple jack. Use the alligator clip to locate the bead in a

shaded area of the condenser to measure the temperature of air

entering the condenser.

2. Use ARROWS to scroll through detected measurement sources.

Job Link® System tools are displayed by their 4 digit ID, usually found on

the back of the tool.

3. Turn on any wireless sources you want to assign.

If your Job Link® System tool has a selector switch, ensure it’s set to

match the measurement.

4. Press SELECT to select and exit or go to next until complete.

5. Press T1-T2 / TSH / ODDB until ODDB is displayed.

If you changed ODDB to a manually set value, it will be used to calculate

TSH but will not be displayed.

6. Measure IDWB after the lter, just in front of the indoor coil. If a

psychrometer is assigned, you can press AIR PARAMETER until wet

bulb is displayed to verify the measurement.

7. Press T1-T2 / TSH / ODDB until TSH is displayed.

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AIR PARAMETER

SMAN Refrigerant Manifold + Vacuum Gauge

PIPE / AIR

SELECT

N TEST

VAC ALARM

EXIT STOP / EXIT

LINK TOOL

Deep Vacuum - Model SM382V

Follow recommended evacuation practices from equipment manufacturer and training. Alarms can be adjusted in the MENU (page 34).

1. Close all manifold valves.

2. Setup your tools and equipment (see diagram).

Connect manifold 1/4” HIGH port to liquid line service port.

Connect manifold 1/4” LOW port to suction line service port.

Connect manifold 1/4” middle port to vacuum pump with a shuto valve in

between.

3. Turn on your vacuum pump.

4. Open shuto valve.

The vacuum sensor is now exposed to your pump, but it will not display until

HIGH/LOW manifold valves are opened. This ensures the measurement is of the

system and not just the manifold.

5. Open HIGH and LOW manifold valves.

6. Press VAC ALARM to activate the low alarm. See details on page 34

The stopwatch starts. The rate of change is displayed in units per minute. Press

ARROWS

to switch between Rate Meter and Bar Graph views. The smaller the rate of change, the closer you are to stabilization. You may need to improve your setup if rate slows well before reaching your desired vacuum (see Tips for Better Evacuations). Note: The Rate Meter shows vacuum progress and eliminates uncertainty with a dynamic view. Bars displayed on the left side shows decreasing vacuum, bars in the center show a stable vacuum, and bars on the right side shows increasing vacuum. The Bar Graph is static and nonlinear for increased resolution at deeper vacuums.

7. Once the low alarm level is reached, the backlight blinks and alarm sounds. Press any button (other than SELECT) to silence alarm.

8. Close your shuto valve between the middle port and pump to block the pump.

Do not close HIGH and LOW valves or you’ll block the system and measure just the manifold!

9. Turn o your vacuum pump.

10. Press VAC ALARM to activate the high alarm and start the stopwatch.

11. Once the high alarm level is reached, the backlight blinks, alarm sounds, and the stopwatch stops. Press any button (other than SELECT) to silence alarm.

12. Close HIGH and LOW manifold valves.

The vacuum sensor is now blocked from the system (page 44).

TARE SCALE

LINK TOOL

ZERO PRESSURE

SMAN Refrigerant Manifold + Vacuum Gauge

AIR PARAMETER

PIPE / AIR

T1-T2 / TSH / ODDB

SELECT

VAC ALARM

N TEST

EXIT STOP / EXIT

Tips for Better Evacuations

• Remove Schrader valve cores & depressors with a core removal tool.

• Use shortest vacuum rated hoses with largest diameter available.

• Do not evacuate through hoses with low loss ttings.

• Inspect the rubber seals at both ends of your hoses for damage.

• Apply a light amount of vacuum oil to the service port ttings before attaching hoses to help maintain a vacuum-tight seal.

• Change pump oil before and during the job. Change pump oil onthe-y without losing vacuum with Fieldpiece vacuum pumps.

• When the vacuum pump is blocked, a slow rise that stabilizes may signify moisture is still present in the system. A continuous rise to atmosphere indicates a leak. Check hoses, tools, or the system itself.

• Measurements are less representative of the entire system when the vacuum pump is on because pumping creates a pressure gradient. Block the pump and allow the system to stabilize before assuming the measurement is of the entire system.

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Deep Vacuum - Model SM482V

Follow recommended evacuation practices from equipment manufacturer and training. Alarms can be adjusted in the MENU (page 34).

1. Close all manifold valves.

2. Setup your tools and equipment (see diagram).

Connect manifold 1/4” HIGH port to liquid line service port.

Connect manifold 1/4” LOW port to suction line service port.

Connect manifold 3/8” VAC port to vacuum pump.

3. Turn on your vacuum pump.

4. Open VAC valve.

The vacuum sensor is now exposed to your pump, but it will not display until

HIGH/LOW manifold valves are opened. This ensures the measurement is of the

system and not just the manifold.

5. Open HIGH and LOW manifold valves.

6. Press VAC ALARM to activate the low alarm. See details on page 34

The stopwatch starts. The rate of change is displayed in units per minute. Press

ARROWS

7. Once the low alarm level is reached, the backlight blinks and alarm sounds. Press any button (other than SELECT) to silence alarm.

8. Close VAC valve to block the pump.

Do not close HIGH and LOW valves or you’ll block the system and measure just the manifold!

9. Turn o your vacuum pump.

10. Press VAC ALARM to activate the high alarm and start the stopwatch.

11. Once the high alarm level is reached, the backlight blinks, alarm sounds, and the stopwatch stops. Press any button (other than SELECT) to silence alarm.

12. Close HIGH and LOW manifold valves.

The vacuum sensor is now blocked from the system (page 44).

TARE SCALE

LINK TOOL

ZERO PRESSURE

SMAN Refrigerant Manifold + Vacuum Gauge

AIR PARAMETER

PIPE / AIR

T1-T2 / TSH / ODDB

SELECT

VAC ALARM

N TEST

EXIT STOP / EXIT

Tips for Better Evacuations

• Remove Schrader valve cores & depressors with a core removal tool.

• Use shortest vacuum rated hoses with largest diameter available.

• Do not evacuate through hoses with low loss ttings.

• Inspect the rubber seals at both ends of your hoses for damage.

• Apply a light amount of vacuum oil to the service port ttings before attaching hoses to help maintain a vacuum-tight seal.

• Change pump oil before and during the job. Change pump oil onthe-y without losing vacuum with Fieldpiece vacuum pumps.

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Test for Non-Condensables

If head pressure seems high even after cleaning coils, optimizing airflow, and other routine maintenance, you may have non-condensables trapped in the system or a low refrigerant charge. Non-condensables can reduce eciency, performance, and put extra stress on system components. Non-condensables can enter the system in many ways, and your initial system service may be following years of poor service that introduced the non-condensables.

1. Use ARROWS to select the system refrigerant.

2. Unpower the compressor, but allow the condenser fan to run.

3. Connect high side port to the system to view system pressure.

4. Clamp one thermocouple to the discharge line.

5. Clamp the other thermocouple to the liquid line.

6. Clip the ODDB thermocouple to measure the air entering the

condenser.

7. Monitor all three temperatures until they all stabilize and show the

same value.

8. View the subcooling (SC) calculation on the display.

The closer SC is to 0.0°, the fewer non-condensables are trapped.

Depending on the system, a negative SC may suggest a need to

recover, evacuate, and charge with virgin refrigerant.

Press MENU to enter the menu where most settings are located. Use arrows to scroll through the menu and press SELECT to select one of the below menu items. NOTE: Starts from MENU function most recently entered.

LogData: Enter data logging setup mode (page 30). (StopLog): If data logging, stop the log (page 30). AutoO: Enter auto o timer setup mode (page 31). CalTemp: Enter calibration mode for Type K jacks (page 32).

Disable: Select to turn OFF wireless functionality.

Enable: Select to turn ON wireless functionality. ToolSet: Enter wireless source setup mode (page 33). Units: Enter units setup mode (page 34). Vac Alarms: Enter vacuum alarm setup mode if gauge is assigned

(page 34).

Mute: If unmuted, mute the speaker. (Unmute): If muted, unmute the speaker. Backlight Timer: Enter backlight timer setup mode (page 35). Enable N2 Temp. Comp.: Enable N2 Test Parameters if OFF. (Disable N2 Temp. Comp.): Disable N2 Test Parameters if ON. Adv Pressure Cal: Enter advanced calibration mode for pressure

sensors (page 36).

F Ware: Enter rmware view and update mode (page 38). Language: Select your language (English, German, French,

Portuguese, Italian, Spanish, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, Swedish, Turkish, or Norwegian).

Restore Settings: Enter restore factory settings mode (page 38). (Delete Log File): If a Job .csv log le is saved to the internal ash

drive, enter delete log le mode (page 39).

Format Drive: Enter format drive mode (page 39).

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Data Logging

Log measurements and resulting calculations, such as Superheat, at chosen spans and intervals. Save up to 9 Jobs (logs) to the internal ash drive.

Auto Power O (APO)

To save battery life, your SMAN® manifold automatically powers o after a set time of no button presses.

MENU/LogData

1. Use ARROWS to scroll through Jobs.

The display will alternate between the % free space on the drive and the % of space the chosen Job uses.

2. Press SELECT to select.

If a Job already exists in that slot, use ARROWS then SELECT to choose whether or not you want to save over that Job.

3. Use ARROWS to set the Span (total time).

It’s a good idea to use new batteries if setting up a long span. If batteries run out during a Job, the log will automatically stop and save, then the SMAN® manifold will turn o.

4. Press SELECT to select.

5. Use ARROWS to set the Interval (time between measurements).

6. Press SELECT to select and begin logging data until the Span ends. LOG will blink to indicate the log is still active.

• Press MENU to exit setup at any time.

• Press MENU and select StopLog to stop the Job and return to standard operation. The Job will be saved.

• To save battery life, the screen will turn o after 3 hours of logging, but will continue to log. Press any button to turn the screen on.

• Some buttons and features (including auto power o) are disabled until the Job ends.

• Jobs are saved as .csv les.

• Connect to your computer via the USB-C port under the removable rubber cover. View its internal ash drive just like any other USB drive.

MENU/AutoO

1. Use ARROWS to scroll through times (default is 30 min).

2. Press SELECT to select and exit. If changes were made, choose

whether or not you want to save changes.

• Press MENU to exit at any time. If changes were made, choose whether or not you want to save changes.

• APO is automatically disabled when in Deep Vacuum, N2 Test, Firmware update and data logging modes.

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Temperature Calibration (CalTemp)

Thermocouples (T/C) are not calibrated directly. Instead, each T/C jack (LLT, ODDB, SLT) must be calibrated to the particular T/C that is plugged into it. Though it’s possible for a calibration to hold for years, it’s best practice to calibrate regularly if only to verify accuracy.

Calibration is quick and easy, requiring just a known temperature to calibrate to. Ice water is the recommended medium for in-eld calibration due to known temperature (32.0 F, 0.0 C) and ready availability.

MENU/CalTemp

1. Stabilize a large cup of ice water by stirring. Pure, distilled water

will be the most accurate.

2. Immerse the sensing end of the thermocouple in the ice water.

3. Use ARROWS to select the temperature you want to calibrate

(ODDB, SLT, or LLT).

4. Press SELECT to select.

5. Use ARROWS to adjust the temperature to match 32.0°F (0.0°C)

making sure the ice water is continually stirred. The calibration

range is limited to ±7°F (±3.8°C) in order to help prevent mistakes.

6. Press SELECT to save and return to the list of temperatures.

• Press MENU to exit at any time. If changes were made, choose

whether or not you want to save changes.

• If you have a wireless thermocouple (model JL3PC) assigned and

wireless is on, calibration is for the wireless thermocouple.

• Calibration of a wireless thermocouple (model JL3PC) does not

override a wired thermocouple calibration. You can switch between

wired and wireless without having to recalibrate.

ToolSet

Assign wireless Job Link® System tools to core manifold measurements such as pipe temperature or to broader measurements such as refrigerant weights and psychrometrics.

Wireless OFF: Wireless is disabled by default. Line temperatures

(SLT and LLT) are automatically assigned to their type K jacks. Wireless ON: SLT and LLT type K jacks DO NOT override an

assigned wireless source. If wireless clamps are linked, the SLT and

LLT ports are disabled.

MENU/ToolSet

1. Use ARROWS to scroll through the list of measurements.

2. Press SELECT to select.

3. Turn on any wireless sources you want to assign.

If your Job Link® System tool has a selector switch, ensure it’s set to

match the measurement.

4. Use ARROWS to scroll through detected measurement sources.

Job Link® System tools are displayed by their 4 digit ID, usually found

on the back of the tool.

5. Press SELECT to select and return to the list of measurements.

• Press MENU to exit at any time. If changes were made, choose

whether or not you want to save changes.

• Most Job Link® System tools have a switch that selects a side of the

system. Set it to match the measurement you’re assigning it to.

• Depending on the wireless tool, select Unlink, Type K, or

Onboard to set a source to its factory default source. This is useful

when you want to use a previously assigned tool at the job site, but

do not want to use it with the SMAN® manifold.

• A wireless Return psychrometer is assigned to both Return air and

IDWB (page 23) when selected.

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Units

Each measurement can have its own unit of

measure.

Backlight Timer

The backlight turns o automatically after a set time of no button presses.

MENU/Units

1. Use ARROWS to scroll through the list of measurements.

2. Press SELECT to select.

3. Use ARROWS to scroll through units of measure.

4. Press SELECT to select and return to the list of measurements.

• Press MENU to exit at any time. If a change was made before

pressing SELECT, choose whether or not you want to save the change.

Vacuum Alarms

Set high and low vacuum alarms so you know when you’ve reached an appropriate vacuum (Low) and time how long it takes to rise after blocking the pump from the system (High).

MENU/Vac Alarms

1. Use ARROWS to toggle between high and low alarm.

2. Press SELECT to select.

3. Use ARROWS to adjust the alarm trigger in 25 micron increments.

4. Press SELECT to select and exit or go to next.

• Press MENU to exit at any time. If changes were made, choose

whether or not you want to save changes.

• The low alarm cannot go higher than the high alarm.

• The high alarm cannot go lower than the low alarm.

• Press SELECT (ALARM) while in deep vacuum to activate the next

alarm (None >> Low >> High >> None).

MENU/Backlight Timer

1. Use ARROWS to scroll through times (default is 2 min).

2. Press SELECT to select and exit. If changes were made, choose

whether or not you want to save changes.

• Press MENU to exit at any time. If changes were made, choose whether or not you want to save changes.

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Advanced Pressure Calibration

Typical HVACR service does not require this procedure, but you can occasionally calibrate the pressure sensors to maintain highest accuracy.

It works by measuring the temperature of virgin refrigerant (not recovered refrigerant) and applying an oset to match the pressure to that refrigerant’s P-T chart.

1. Calibrate a beaded thermocouple to the ODDB jack (page 32).

2. Store a virgin refrigerant cylinder, upright and untouched, in the

stable ambient environment for at least 24 hours.

3. Leaving the cylinder in the same place it was left to stabilize,

connect the cylinder to either the HIGH or LOW side port.

4. Close VAC and REF valves and cap the unused port.

If you don’t have caps with seals, you can connect both ends of a

refrigerant hose to the unused ports or hose seats. Some refrigerant

will remain in the hoses which you need to recover after calibration.

5. Use ARROWS to select the refrigerant type in the cylinder.

6. Use tape to attach the ODDB thermocouple bead halfway up the

cylinder to measure the temperature of the refrigerant.

7. Press T1-T2 / TSH / ODDB until ODDB is displayed.

8. Open both HIGH and LOW side manifold valves.

9. Open the refrigerant cylinder valve.

The pressure inside cylinder should now be displayed on both HIGH

and LOW side pressure sensors.

10. Allow the pressure readings and ODDB temperature to stabilize.

11. Press MENU.

12. Use ARROWS to show Adv Pressure Cal.

13. Press SELECT to initiate calibration of the pressure sensors.

14. Each pressure sensor will briey display “Good” if successful or “Err” if unsuccessful, then return to normal operating mode.

Troubleshooting an “Err” message

1. Measured pressure was less than 10 psig.

• Refrigerant cylinder may be nearly empty.

• Valves may be closed.

2. Measured pressure was not within ±3psig of VSAT pressure on

the P-T chart.

• Thermocouple may not have been calibrated properly.

• Thermocouple may not have been attached properly to cylinder.

• Thermocouple may have not been connected to ODDB jack.

• Refrigerant cylinder pressure was unstable.

• Refrigerant cylinder temperature was unstable.

• Refrigerant selected did not match refrigerant in cylinder.

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Firmware View and Update

Firmware often becomes available as new

refrigerants and features become available.

Before entering this mode, download from www.fieldpiece.com and transfer from the computer to the manifold via the USB-C port on the rear of the manifold.

MENU/F Ware

1. View the rmware version on the top line, P/T chart on the

second line, and radio region on the bottom line.

2. If a new rmware le is found on the internal ash drive from the

USB-C transfer, the new version(s) will be shown. Using the arrows, SELECT YES or NO, whether or not you want to update.

3. Once installation begins you will see a bar moving across the

screen. “donE” will appear and your SMAN® manifold will turn o when nished.

• Press MENU to exit at any time before installation begins.

• During installation, buttons are disabled.

• User settings & log les are not deleted.

Restore User Settings

Restore factory default user settings when you want a fresh start.

MENU/Restore Settings

1. Use ARROWS to select Yes or No.

2. Press SELECT to select and exit.

3. Press MENU to exit at any time. If changes were made, choose

whether or not you want to save changes.

• If you choose to restore, it may take a few seconds before returning

to standard operation.

Delete Log File

Clear up space by deleting old logs or just view

free space available.

MENU/Delete Log File

1. Use ARROWS to scroll through Jobs (logs). The display will alternate between the % free space on the drive and the % of space the chosen Job uses.

2. Press SELECT to select a Job to delete. Choose whether or not you want to delete that Job.

3. If you choose to delete, it may take a few seconds to nish. If no additional Jobs are found, the manifold returns to standard operation.

• Press MENU to exit at any time.

Format Internal Flash Drive

Quickly clear up maximum space by

reformatting the internal ash drive. This deletes everything on the drive including log files, rmware update les, and any other les added manually.

MENU/Format Drive

1. Use ARROWS to select Yes or No.

2. Press SELECT to select and exit.

• Press MENU to exit at any time.

• If you choose to format, it may take a few seconds before returning to standard operation.

• User settings are not deleted.

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Maintenance

Cleaning

Wipe with damp cloth to clean the exterior.

Do not use solvents.

Over time, the vacuum sensor of the SMAN may become contaminated with dirt, oil, and other contaminants. If you are frequently owing refrigerant through the manifold and exposing the vacuum sensor to this ow, we recommend that users should ush or clean their manifold every 2 to 4 weeks to extend the life of the SMAN by avoiding contaminants from building up on the sensor components.

1. Never use an object such as a cotton swab to clean the sensor, you

may cause damage to the sensor.

2. Open all valves and cap all the ports except for the VAC port on a

4-port manifold or the center port on a 3-port manifold. Turn the

manifold over such that the manifold ports (not hose holders) are

facing up.

3. Drop enough Isopropyl (rubbing) alcohol (minimum 70% alcohol

content) into the VAC/center port using an eye dropper or funnel so

that it can ush out contaminants. (Roughly 7 mL)

4. Cap o the VAC/center port and gently shake your SMAN while

upside down to clean sensor. (Approximately 30 to 60 seconds.)

5. Turn right side up. Uncap one of the ports and pour out the rubbing

alcohol. Uncap and open all ports to allow sensors to dry out.

Drying usually takes about an hour.

Battery Replacement

The batteries must be replaced when the battery life indicator is empty. Once the batteries are drained beyond operating voltage, “Low Bat” briey appears and the manifold turns o.

Unscrew the 4 cover screws and pull out the rear battery cover. Replace the 6 AA batteries and properly dispose of the old ones.

Using Dierent Refrigerants

You can use dierent refrigerants, but be sure to purge your manifold block and hoses with nitrogen before connecting to a system with a different refrigerant. Contamination can hurt system performance and cause damage.

Spare Parts

RSM82H – SMx82V Hose Holder Replacement Kit – 1/4” + 5/16”

RSM82E – SMx82V Pipe Clamp Ear Replacement Kit

RSMANK6 – SMAN 2 Valve and Knob Kit

RSMANK8 – SMAN 4 Valve and Knob Kit

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Hose Holder Replacement

Your manifold hose holders are 1/4” as the default. If you want to change them to the 5/16” (silver color) hose holders or replace a damaged 1/4” hose holder, please complete the following.

1. Lay your manifold face up on a non-abrasive, at surface.

2. Insert a thin shafted, Phillips screwdriver into the desired hose holder. Turn

the screw counter clockwise to loosen and remove the 1/4” (brass color)

hose holder. Take care to not damage or strip the screw head.

3. Replace the sealing o-ring with a new o-ring. Ensure that the o-ring does

not block the threaded screw hole.

4. Insert the replacement hose holder and align it to the ats in the manifold

block so that the bottom of the tting is ush with the manifold block.

5. Insert a new screw into the replacement hose holder. Do NOT re-use the

old screw. Use your screwdriver to securely tighten. The provided screws

are pre-coated with threadlocker. Do NOT overtighten.

6. Store the 1/4” hose holder in a safe and secure place for future use.

Pipe Clamp Storage Arm Replacement

Your pipe clamp storage arms can easily be replaced if they become damaged or capped if unused.

1. Lay your manifold face down on a non-abrasive, at surface.

2. Using a Phillips screwdriver, loosen the screw by turning it counter

clockwise.

3. Discard the damaged storage arm and screw.

4. Select the correct side replacement, or cap (LLT or SLT), and slide in to

securely insert. Ensure it is ush with the manifold body.

5. Insert a new screw, use your screwdriver to securely tighten. Do NOT

re-use the old screw. Do NOT overtighten.

Valve and Knob Replacement

If you are experiencing vacuum leaks through your valve(s), gauges are inaccurate, or there is physical damage, please complete the following to rebuild.

1. Lay your manifold face up on a non-abrasive, at surface.

2. On the valve(s) you are replacing, pry, lift and remove the knob’s label

to expose the knob’s screw.

3. With a Phillips screwdriver, turn the screw counter clockwise to loosen

and remove the knob. Do NOT re-use the old screw.

4. Using a 20 mm wrench, loosen the old valve by turning it counter

clockwise. Once loose, pull straight up to remove.

5. On the replacement valve, apply a thin layer of silicone grease to the

o-rings. Push the valve back in, tighten by hand and complete with

your wrench until tight. Do NOT overtighten.

desired.

6. Put on the new knob and twist until tight. Use the new screw and turn

clockwise until tight onto the valve stem.

7. Stick on the correct replacement label depending on which valve you

replaced.

8. Depending on how many valves you are replacing, repeat steps 2-7 as

needed.

Use a threadlocker if

Use a threadlocker if desired.

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Specications

Display: LCD (5 inches diagonal) Backlight: Blue (adjustable duration) Low Battery Indication: is displayed when the battery voltage

drops below the operating level.

Over Range Display: OL for pressure, - - - - for temperature Auto Power O: 30 minutes of inactivity (adjustable) Maximum Manifold Pressure: 870 Psig (5998 kPa) Battery Type: 6 x AA alkaline Battery Life: 405 hours typical

(without vacuum, backlight, and wireless)

Radio Frequency: 2.4 GHz Wireless Range: 1000 feet (305 meters) line of sight.

Distance decreases through obstructions.

Data Port: USB-C (for extracting data logs or updating rmware) Operating Environment: 14°F to 122°F (-10°C to 50°C) at <75% RH Storage Environment: -4°F to 140°F (-20°C to 60°C) at <80% RH

(with battery removed)

Temperature Coecient: 0.1 x (specied accuracy) per 1.8°F (14°F

to 64°F, 82°F to 122°F), per °C (-10°C to 18°C, 28°C to 50°C)

Weight: SM382V: 3.31 lbs (1.5 kg); SM482V: 3.97 lbs (1.8 kg) Water Resistant: Tested to IP55 US Patent: www.eldpiece.com/patents Refrigerants: New refrigerants are continually being added so be

sure to visit www.fieldpiece.com for the latest rmware.

R11

R115

R290

R407A

R414A

R422A

R438A

R458A

R600

R12

R116

R401A

R407C

R414B

R422B

R448A

R500

R600A

R13

R123

R401B

R407F

R416A

R422C

R449A

R501

R601

R22

R124

R402A

R407H

R417A

R422D

R450A

R502

R601A

R23

R125

R402B

R408A

R417C

R424A

R452A

R503

R744*

R32

R134A

R403B

R409A

R420A

R427A

R452B

R507A

R1233ZD

R113

R236FA

R404A

R410A

R421A

R428A

R453A

R508B

R1234YF

R114

R245FA

R406A

R413A

R421B

R434A

R454B

R513A

R1234ZE

*Maximum pressure: 870 Psig (6000 kPa)

Temperature

Sensor Type: Type K thermocouple

(nickel chromium/nickel aluminum)

Jack Type: (3) Type K thermocouple Range: -50°F to 257°F (-46°C to 125°C), limited by the thermocouple

specication. Display range is -95°F to 999.9°F (-70°C to 537.0°C).

Resolution: 0.1°F (0.1°C) Accuracy: Shown accuracies are after eld calibration.

±(1.0°F) -95°F to 200°F, ±(2.0°F) 200°F to 999.9°F;

±(0.5°C) -70°C to 93°C, ±(1.0°C) 93°C to 537.0°C

Pressure

Sensor Type: Absolute pressure sensors Port Type: SM382V: (3) 1/4” standard SAE male are ttings, or

SM482V: (1) 3/8” and (3) 1/4” standard SAE male are ttings Pressure Range and Units: 870 Psig (English), 60.00 Bar (Metric),

6.000 MPa (Metric), and 6000 kPa (Metric)

Negative Pressure Range and Units:

29 inHg (English), 74 cmHg (Metric), 0.98 Bar (Metric)

Resolution: 0.1 Psig; 0.01 Bar; 0.001 MPa; 1 kPa; 0.1 inHg; 1 cmHg Negative Pressure Accuracy:

29 inHg to 0 inHg: ±0.2 inHg;

74 cmHg to 0 cmHg: ±1 cmHg

0.98 Bar to 0 Bar; ±0.01 Bar Pressure Accuracy:

0 Psig to 200 Psig: ±1 Psig;

200 Psig to 870 Psig: ±(0.3% of reading + 1 Psig);

0 Bar to 13.78 Bar ±0.07 Bar;

13.78 Bar to 60.00 Bar: ±(0.3% of reading + 0.07 Bar);

0 MPa to 1.378 MPa: ±0.007 MPa;

1.378 MPa to 6.000 MPa: ±(0.3% of reading + 0.007 MPa);

0 kPa to 1378 kPa: ±7 kPa;

1378 kPa to 6000 kPa: ±(0.3% of reading + 7 kPa)

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Low Pressure Sensor High Pressure SensorDeep Vacuum Sensor

Deep Vacuum

Sensor Type: Thermistor Port Type: SM382V: (3) 1/4” standard SAE male are ttings, or

SM482V: (1) 3/8” and (3) 1/4” standard SAE male are ttings Range and Units:

50 to 9999 microns of mercury (English),

6.7 to 1330 Pascals (Metric),

0.067 to 13.30 mBar (Metric), 50 to 9999 mTorr (Metric),

0.050 to 9.999 Torr (Metric, equivalent to mmHg)

Best Resolution:

1 micron of mercury (below 2000 microns),

0.1 Pascal (below 250 Pascals),

0.001 mBar (below 2.500 mBar), 1 mTorr (below 2000 mTorr),

0.001 Torr (below 2.000 Torr)

Accuracy @ 25°C (77°F):

±(5% of reading + 5 microns of mercury), 50 to 2000 microns ±(5% of reading + 1.0 Pascal), 6.7 to 266.0 Pascal ±(5% of reading + 0.010 mBar), 0.067 to 2.660 mBar ±(5% of reading + 5 mTorr), 50 to 2000 mTorr ±(5% of reading + 0.005 Torr), 0.067 to 2.000 Torr

Manifold Diagrams

SM382V:

LOW Port

LOW

Valve

REF Port

HIGH Valve

SM482V:

LOW Port

LOW

Valve

VAC

Valve

VAC Port

REF

Valve

REF

Port

HIGH Valve

Certications and

HIGH

Port

HIGH

Port

Wireless Compatibility

Latest compatibility at www.fieldpiece.com

Job Link System Minimum Device Requirement:

BLE 4.0 devices running iOS 7.1 or AndroidTM Kitkat 4.4

Wireless Measurement Source Assignments:

Suction line temperature: Fieldpiece model JL3LC/PC (set to blue) Liquid line temperature: Fieldpiece model JL3LC/PC (set to red) Supply air psychrometer: Fieldpiece model JL3RH (set to blue) Return air psychrometer: Fieldpiece model JL3RH (set to red)

Outdoor air psychrometer: Fieldpiece model JL3RH (set to red or blue)

Refrigerant weight scale: Fieldpiece models SRS3 or SR47

Vacuum: Fieldpiece model MG44

Module IDs

EN 300 328 Regulatory Compliance Mark

UK Conformity Assessed

IC: Industry Canada

Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment

Restriction of Hazardous Substances Compliant

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FCC Statement

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.

This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment o and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one of the following measures:

. Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit dierent from that to which the receiver is connected.

. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

FCC Caution: To assure continued compliance, any changes or modications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate this equipment. (Example - use only shielded interface cables when connecting to computer or peripheral devices).

FCC Radiation Exposure Statement: This equipment complies with FCC RF radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. This equipment should be installed and operated with a minimum distance of 0.5 centimeters between the radiator and your body.

This transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.

The antennas used for this transmitter must be installed to provide a separation distance of at least 0.5 cm from all persons and must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

Industry Canada Statement

This device contains licence-exempt transmitter(s)/receiver(s) that comply with Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada’s licence-exempt RSS(s). Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

(1) This device may not cause interference.

(2) This device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device.

L’émetteur/récepteur exempt de licence contenu dans le présent appareil est conforme aux CNR d’Innovation, Sciences et Développement économique Canada applicables aux appareils radio exempts de licence. L’exploitation est autorisée aux deux conditions suivantes :

1) L’appareil ne doit pas produire de brouillage;

2) L’appareil doit accepter tout brouillage radioélectrique subi, même si le

brouillage est susceptible d’en compromettre le fonctionnement.

IC Radiation Exposure Statement: This equipment complies with RSS-102 radiation exposure limit set forth for an uncontrolled environment. This equipment should be installed and operated with minimum distance 0.5 cm between the radiator and your body.

Cet équipement est conforme aux CNR-102 d’Industrie Canada. Cet équipement doit êtreinstallé et utilisé avec une distance minimale de 0.5 centimètres entre leradiateur et votrecorps. Cet émetteur ne doit pas être co-localisées ou opérant en conjonction avec autreantenne ou émetteur. Les antennes utilisées pour cet émetteur doivent être installés etfournir une distance de séparation d’au moins

0.5 centimètre de toute personne et doit pas être co-située ni fonctionner en conjonction avec une autre antenne ou émetteur.

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Limited Warranty

This product is warranted against defects in material or workmanship for one year from date of purchase from an authorized Fieldpiece dealer. Fieldpiece will replace or repair the defective unit, at its option, subject to verication of the defect.

This warranty does not apply to defects resulting from abuse, neglect, accident, unauthorized repair, alteration, or unreasonable use of the machine.

Any implied warranties arising from the sale of a Fieldpiece product, including but not limited to implied warranties of merchantability and tness for a particular purpose, are limited to the above. Fieldpiece shall not be liable for loss of use of the machine or other incidental or consequential damages, expenses, or economic loss, or for any claim of such damage, expenses, or economic loss.

State and country laws vary. The above limitations or exclusions may not apply to you.

Obtaining Service

Visit www.eldpiece.com/rma for the latest information on how to obtain service.

For customers outside the U.S., warranty for products should be handled through local distributors.

Visit www.eldpiece-europe.com/store-locator.

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SM382V

SM482V

Job Link® System App

Link your Tools. Link your Jobs.

The Job Link® System works with all of our wireless tools—from

clamps to probes to digital manifolds, and integrates all of their

functionality seamlessly.

Download the app

to get started!