Installation; Cleaning The Optics; Cleaning The Unit - Sunoptic Technologies LE-3000 Manual De Instalacion Y Uso

3. INSTALLATION

NOTE Avoid places where the light engine may be splashed with liquid.
Absolutely DO NOT use in any environment with explosive or
flammable gases.
CONNECTING THE FIBER OPTIC CABLE
Connect the light cable to the instrument and then plug the light cable end fitting into
the turret port on the front panel.
NOTE The turret has a "cable in place" sensing feature that will not allow the LED
light to turn on without a fiber optic cable inserted into the turret port.
4. CLEANING

CLEANING THE UNIT

The exposed turret can be cleaned with any cleaning agent, which is used for external
cleaning of electric equipment and according to instructions given by the manufacturer of
the cleaning solution.
Do not allow moisture or liquids to come in direct contact with the unit except for those
used in cleaning the exposed turret.
Do not use cleaning agents on the exposed turret that are not permitted for use with
plastics, i.e., ammonia, acetone, salty acids (HCl), etc.

CLEANING THE OPTICS

Exercising proper care for the glass optic in your LE-3000 Light Engine can help maintain
light quality and extend usable lifetime. Using the proper cleaning products and methods
are as important as cleaning the component itself.
Cleaning Solutions for the Optics
There are a variety of cleaning solutions you can use such as Reagent-Grade Isopropyl
Alcohol, Reagent-Grade Acetone and De-Ionized Water to ensure a long product lifetime.
A good solvent mix to use is a mix of 60% Acetone* and 40% Methanol. (Acetone alone
dries too quickly to dissolve all of the debris. The Methanol slows the evaporation time, and
also dissolves debris that Acetone alone would not clean.)
NOTE Acetone should never be used on plastic optics or components as it will
damage them.
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