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DAVIS Fan-Aspirated Radiation Shield Installation instructions manual [PDF] (8 pages)

  • Identifier: id-206664
  • Brand: DAVIS
  • Device: Fan-Aspirated Radiation Shield Fan
  • Type: PDF
  • Key Aspects: Storage and Care Recommendations, Common Issue Diagnostic Flows, Efficiency and Calibration Tips
  • UPD Date: 25.08.2026
  • Source File: 139423.pdf
  • Pages: 8
  • Description: Professional user manual for the DAVIS Fan-Aspirated Radiation Shield.
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  • Fan-Aspirated ISS Addendum Overview 2 Components The Fan-Aspirated ISS includes these components: The hardware shown here is provided for assembly and mounting: Rain Collector Debris Screen (Place inside cone after installation) Metric Rain Adapter Anemometer Vane Solar Panel (Wireless SIM only) SIM Housing ISS Base Wind Cups Anemometer Base Control Head Drip Ring Anemometer Arm Aspirated Radiation Shield Anemometer Cable 40’ (12.2 m) Fan Solar Panel 8
  • Tools for Installation 3 Additional Components on Vantage Pro Plus The Vantage Pro2 Plus™ includes an ultraviolet (UV) sensor and a solar radiation sensor. These two sensors are mounted next to the rain collec- tor on your ISS. See the Integrated Sensor Suite Installation Manual about mounting and maintaining these sensors. Do not to touch the small white diffusers on top of the UV and solar radiation sensors. Oil from the skin reduces sensor sensitivity
  • Preparing the Fan-aspirated Shield for Installation 4 2. Carefully cut and remove the plas- tic tie (usually black in color) that holds the two-sided tipping bucket mechanism in place during ship- ping. 3. See the ISS Installation Manual for instructions on inserting the optional metric measurement adapter. Preparing the Fan-aspirated Shield for Installation The radiation shield, fan, and solar panel used to power the fan come pre- assembled with the ISS u
  • Fan-Aspirated Shield Maintenance 5 • Use only one fan battery for some overnight aspiration but with slightly higher average daytime aspiration. • Remove both batteries for maximum daytime aspiration and no nighttime aspiration. See “Replacing Fan Motor and Batteries” on page 6 for more information. Fan-Aspirated Shield Maintenance • Keep the outer surfaces clean, since the unit is less effective when the sur- faces are dirty. Remove dust from th
  • Fan-Aspirated Shield Maintenance 6 3. Unscrew the three threaded spacers holding the solar bracket and radia- tion shield together. 4. Remove the three screws from the bottom of the radiation shielding and separate the shield stack. Interior Maintenance Once the shield has been disassembled, do the following to clean and maintain the interior of the shield: • Remove all debris from inside the shield and wipe the interior surfaces clean. • Expose the so
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1 Integrated Sensor Suite with Fan-Aspirated Radiation Shield Installation Instructions Addendum For Vantage Pro2™ and Vantage Pro2 Plus™ The Vantage Pro2™ Integrated Sensor Suite (ISS) with the Fan-Aspirated Radiation Shield uses a combination of fan-aspiration and shielding to minimize temperature measurement errors due to the effects of solar radiation. Fan-Aspirated ISS Addendum Overview This addendum provides additional information specific to the installation and use of ISS models containing the fan-aspirated radiation shield. It is intended to be used in conjunction with the “Inte- grated Sensor Suite Installation Manual.” The table below shows the location of the information required to install and maintain your Fan-Aspirated ISS system. Section/Procedure In This Addendum In the ISS Installation Manual Tools for Setup X Preparing the Anemometer X Preparing the Rain Collector X X Preparing the Radiation Shield X Powering ISS and Testing Communications X Powering and Testing the Fan X Choosing a Site for the ISS X Mounting the ISS X Additional Mounting Options X Fan-Aspirated Shield Maintenance X Theory of Operation X Fan-Aspirated Shield Troubleshooting X Fan-Aspirated Shield Specifications X

DAVIS Fan-Aspirated Radiation Shield Installation manual [PDF] (20 pages)

  • Identifier: id-206662
  • Brand: DAVIS
  • Device: Fan-Aspirated Radiation Shield Fan
  • Type: PDF
  • Key Aspects: Risk Mitigation and Accident Prevention, Efficiency and Calibration Tips, Glossary of Technical Terms
  • UPD Date: 29.07.2026
  • Source File: 139421.pdf
  • Pages: 20
  • Description: Usage and setup manual for the DAVIS Fan-Aspirated Radiation Shield.
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  • Page 2 Wireless Temperature/Humidity Station Tools Needed You may need the following tools to install your station: • A medium Phillips-Head screwdriver. • A small wrench or 3/8” (9 mm) nutdriver. Installation Steps The Fan-Aspirated Temp/Hum Station comes pre-assembled. You will, however, need to partially disassemble your station to prepare it for operation. Here are the installation steps: 1. Prepare the solar radiation shield for installation. 2.
  • Preparing the Solar Radiation Shield Page 3 Preparing the Solar Radiation Shield Disassembling the Station Open up the station by removing the mounting bracket as shown in the following illus- tration. 1. Remove the three (3) screws connecting the mounting bracket to the radiation shield. 2. Lift the mounting bracket off of the radiation shield. 3. Remove the top two (2) radiation shield plates to expose the fan plate and junction board. 2
  • Page 4 Wireless Temperature/Humidity Station Powering the Fan The Fan-Aspirated Temp/Hum Station fan is solar-powered and uses batteries for over- night power storage. Connecting Solar Power 1. Locate the Junction Board on the fan plate (See below). 2. Connect the solar power cable to the VSOL connector on the Junction Board. 3. Secure the cables to the fan plate with the supplied cable clamp. Fan Plate Junction Board Battery Wires Sensor Cable Solar Panel
  • Preparing the Solar Radiation Shield Page 5 Installing the Fan Batteries The fan will begin operating as soon as you install the batteries. To prevent discharging the batteries, you should wait until you are ready to mount the station outdoors before installing the batteries. 1. Insert a NiCad battery in each compartment, matching the plus (+) sign on the battery with the plus (+) sign in the battery com- partment. 2. Verify that the fan is blowing air up
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Product # 6385 FAN-ASPIRATED WIRELESS TEMPERATURE/HUMIDITY STATION INSTALLATION MANUAL, REV C The Fan-Aspirated Wireless Temperature/Humidity Station, referred to in this manual as the Fan-Aspirated Temp/Hum Station, combines fan aspiration and passive shielding to minimize the effects of solar radiation on temperature measurement. This manual pro- vides step-by-step instructions for installing your Fan-Aspirated Temp/Hum Station. Components The Fan-Aspirated Temp/Hum Station includes these items shown below and on the next page: Fan-Aspirated Radiation Shield Mounting Bracket Junction Board Cover SIM Housing Components, Part 1

DAVIS Fan-Aspirated Radiation Shield Installation manual [PDF] (16 pages)

  • Identifier: id-206663
  • Brand: DAVIS
  • Device: Fan-Aspirated Radiation Shield Fan
  • Type: PDF
  • Key Aspects: FAQ Section for Common Queries, Device Specifications Overview, Operational Mode Explanations
  • UPD Date: 16.08.2026
  • Source File: 139422.pdf
  • Pages: 16
  • Description: Professional operation guide for the DAVIS Fan-Aspirated Radiation Shield.
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  • 2 Tools Needed You may need some or all of the following tools and other items to complete the upgrade: • A medium Phillips-Head screwdriver • A medium slot-tip screwdriver • Cabled ISS Only: Wire cutters • Other tools as required to remove and re-mount the ISS • Wireless ISS Only: CR-123A 3-volt lithium battery (optional) Note: If you are upgrading an ISS that has been in service for a year or more, you should consider changing the ISS battery d
  • 3 Installing the Daytime Fan Kit Put Console in Setup Mode 1. At your Vantage Pro console, press and hold the DONE key and then press the - key to put the console in Setup Mode. This prevents the reception of erroneous data from the rain collector while you are removing the ISS. Note: If the console acquires erroneous data during the upgrade, refer to “Take the Console Out of Setup Mode” on page 14 for instructions on clearing data. Additional informat
  • 4 Disassemble the Standard Radiation Shield Note: We recommend using a workbench or table to perform the following procedures. 1. Turn the ISS upside down with the rain collector cone on the bottom. 2. Disconnect the RAIN cable and, if present, disconnect the SUN and UV cables from the SIM. 3. Wireless ISS Only: Disconnect the solar power cable. 4. Turn the ISS right-side up with the cone on top. 5. Remove the rain collector cone from the ISS base by rotat
  • 5 7. Route the RAIN cable behind the drain and out the hole near the drain. 8. Place the adhesive-backed cable tie mount next to the hole near the drain, and secure the cable with the small cable tie. Wireless ISS Only: Remove the Solar Panel Note: A new solar panel included with the kit replaces the original solar panel. 1. Insert a slot-tip screw- driver between the solar panel retaining tabs and the solar panel. See Figure 8. . 2. Pry the retaining tabs
  • 6 Assemble the Lower Section 1. The top plate in the ISS radiation shield has a thick, insulating disk attached on the underside. Remove the two screws holding the insulating disk and discard the disk. Save the top plate for use in Step 3. 2. Remove the Temp/Hum sensor from the bottom plate. 3. Using the same screws and orientation, install the Temp/Hum sensor on the top plate from Step 1. Note: The cable clamp mounting hole is missing from the closed plat
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Product # 7745 Daytime Fan-Aspirated Radiation Shield Kit Installation Manual for Vantage Pro & Vantage Pro Plus Stations Introduction These instructions describe how to upgrade a non-aspirated Vantage Pro radiation shield to a Daytime Fan-Aspirated Radiation Shield. The upgrade kit can be installed on any Vantage Pro® or Vantage Pro Plus Integrated Sensor Suite (ISS) equipped with a round-plate non-aspirated, radiation shield. The round-plate non-aspirated radiation shield replaced the previous square-plate shield at the beginning of 2003. Note: The Daytime Fan-Aspirated Radiation Shield Kit can only be installed on round-plate non-aspirated radiation shields. Components The upgrade kit includes the items shown in “Figure 1” and “Figure 2”. Closed Cap Plate Open Cap Plate Open Plate Fan Unit Fan Plate Solar Panel & Mounting Bracket Figure 1. Daytime Fan Kit Components

DAVIS Fan-Aspirated Radiation Shield Installation manual [PDF] (24 pages)

  • Identifier: id-206661
  • Brand: DAVIS
  • Device: Fan-Aspirated Radiation Shield Battery Charger
  • Type: PDF
  • Key Aspects: Pre-Installation Safety Requirements, Warranty and Service Information, Standard Operating Procedures
  • UPD Date: 03.04.2026
  • Source File: 139420.pdf
  • Pages: 24
  • Description: Operating manual for the DAVIS Fan-Aspirated Radiation Shield.
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  • Page 2 Fan-Aspirated Radiation Shield A Note About Model Versions This manual is for all versions of the Fan-Aspirated Radiation Shield manufac- tured after 9/1/01. Earlier versions have the following differences: ✦ Solar-powered modules only use one battery versus two batteries ✦ All Junction Board-connections are soldered versus using connectors Aside from those differences, the installation of the early versions of the Fan-Aspirated Radiation Shield
  • Disassembling the Radiation Shield Page 3 Disassembling the Radiation Shield Use a medium Phillips-Head screwdriver to disassemble as described below: 1. Unscrew the three screws at the top of the unit and remove the mounting bracket. 2. Remove the two plates and put aside. 3. Gently remove the fan and the deflector, taking care not to stress the wires soldered to the terminal board. 4. Slide out the sensor board. 5. You are now ready to install a sensor
  • Page 4 Fan-Aspirated Radiation Shield Installing a Sensor or Probe For models without a pre-installed sensor, continue to the section “To install a sensor or probe on the sensor board.” (See below). If you want to install your own Davis Temperature/Humidity sensor (#7859 or #7860), you must remove your old sensor housing and attach a new and smaller sensor board cover. Please continue to the section “To attach a new sensor board cover.” (See below
  • Installing a Sensor or Probe Page 5 3. Remove the sensor board and discard the “old” cover and shell. 4. Fit the new sensor cover on the front of the sensor board as shown below. 5. Insert and tighten the #4 x 3/8” (9.5 mm) screw in the back of the sensor board. 6. You are now ready to install the sensor board. Main Cover Sensor Board Base #4 x 3/8
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Product # 7750, 7751, 7752, 7755, 7756 & 7757 F AN -A SPIRATED R ADIATION S HIELD I NSTALLATION M ANUAL (For all models with Mfg. Code beginning with B or higher) The Fan-Aspirated Radiation Shield uses fan aspiration and passive shielding to minimize the effects of solar radiation and to provide accurate temperature readings. This instruction manual takes you step-by-step through the process of installing and mounting your Fan-Aspirated Radiation Shield. Note: Installation varies according to the shield type, so please take note of your product number before you begin to install. You can find the model number on the label on the underside of the Fan Plate. Components The Fan-Aspirated Radiation Shield includes these items: #8 Hex Nuts (3) #4 Self-Threading Screws (4) Battery Covers (2) 1.2 Volt Nicad Batteries (2) O-Rings (2) #8 Lock Washers (3) #8 Flat Washers (3) Mounting Bracket with Solar Panel SOLAR MODELS 7755, 7756, 7757 ONLY SOLAR MODELS 7755, 7756, 7757 ONLY Mounting Bracket AC MODELS 7750, 7751, 7752 ONLY 3 Volt Power Adapter AC MODELS 7750, 7751, 7752 ONLY Industrial Sensor Cable, 16 feet (4.9 meters) MODELS 7752, 7757 ONLY Standard Sensor Cable, 40 feet (12 meters) MODELS 7751, 7756 ONLY Fan-Aspirated Radiation Shield Junction Board Cover #4 x 1/2" Screw #4 Flat Washer Cable Clamp

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