Provides the operating instructions for the 8200 type probe holder, including the purpose of use, safety information, technical data, installation, maintenance, packaging, transportation and storage
This document provides detailed operating instructions for the Bürkert 8200 probe holder, including safety guidelines, installation procedures for various connection types, and technical specifications. It covers intended use, maintenance, storage, and disposal. The manual emphasizes safety precautions, proper installation by qualified personnel, and compatibility with specific fittings and media.
The 8200 probe holder is designed to mount analytical probes onto Bürkert S020 or Tee fittings. It includes multiple versions (G2", G1", stick, clamp, DN50 thread) with different materials and temperature/pressure ratings. Users must follow safety protocols, check chemical compatibility, and ensure correct commissioning to avoid injury or damage.
| Material | Stainless steel (316L / 1.4404), PVC, FKM (EPDM on request) |
|---|---|
| Temperature Range | 0...+50°C (PVC fitting), –20...+130°C (stainless steel) |
| Pressure Class | PN10 or PN16 |
| Connection Types | G2" (S020 fitting), G1" (Tee fitting), Stick (Tee fitting d32xd32 up to d32xd110), Clamp 1½" (ISO 2852), Clamp 2" (ISO 2852), DN50 thread (SMS 1145) |
Stop the medium circulation, cut off pressure, and drain the pipe before loosening connections. Use safety gloves, ensure proper installation by qualified personnel, and control restarts after interventions.
Stainless steel (316L / 1.4404), PVC, and FKM (EPDM on request) for general purpose versions.
Temperature ranges vary by version: 0...+50°C for PVC fittings, –20...+130°C for stainless steel. Pressure classes are PN10 or PN16 depending on material and fitting.
Install the fitting at ±75° to vertical, ensure the seal is intact, unscrew the nut from the holder, insert the nut into the S020 fitting, place the snap ring, check the seal in the holder, place the holder onto the fitting, and screw the nut to fix it.