Ningbo Keli Sensor NHS Weighing Module Installation and Use Manual

This manual provides installation methods, wiring details, and usage guidelines for the Ningbo Keli NHS weighing module.


Ningbo Keli Sensor NHS Weighing Module Installation and Use Manual - cover page
Brand
宁波柯力传感科技股份有限公司
Category
Other
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
2
File format
PDF
File size
268 KB
Published
02 October, 2026
Updated
02 October, 2026
MD5 checksum
4FFE92187984A2CDC14D961CAB9152B8

About this manual

The NHS weighing module offers several installation options—radial, tangential, and rectangular—and includes safety features such as anti‑tilt devices and grounding. The manual outlines functional features and the steps required to mount the sensor correctly, including base preparation and level adjustments.

Three soft‑connection types are described for linking the container to pipelines: flexible hose, U‑shaped hose, bellows, and sleeve connections. The appropriate connection is chosen based on the chemical nature of the conveyed material, with specific diagrams for non‑volatile and volatile liquids. Cable color coding and troubleshooting tips are also provided. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Features
  • Module Installation
  • Installation Methods
  • On‑site Installation Precautions
  • Cable Color Coding
  • Container and Pipe Connections
  • Pipe Connection Diagrams

Specifications

Flatness tolerance≤ 3 mm
Levelness tolerance≤ 1 mm per meter
Base load capacityMust exceed sensor range
Cable color coding+excitation red, -excitation black, +feedback blue, -feedback yellow, +signal green, -signal white, shield coarse black

Frequently asked questions

What are the acceptable installation tolerances for the NHS weighing module?

The flatness of each installation point must be within 3 mm and the levelness of the same base surface must be within 1 mm per meter.

Which soft‑connection method is recommended for volatile liquids?

Use the U‑shaped hose or sleeve connections (shown as D and E) for volatile liquids.

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