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Manual revision 006 Section 4: Deploying and Operating SBE 19plus V2 SBE 19plus V2

Installing Anti-Foul Fittings for Moored Applications

The SBE 19plus V2 is intended primarily for use as a profiling instrument, and

does not come standard with anti-foulant device cups and caps. Some

customers, finding that they use the 19plus V2 in Moored mode on occasion,

choose to install the optional moored mode conversion kit, which includes

anti-foulant device cups and caps.

1. On pumped applications, remove the Tygon tubing from the

existing conductivity cell exhaust duct.

2. Remove the four Phillips-head screws attaching the conductivity cell

guard to the housing and end cap. Carefully remove the conductivity

cell guard.

3. Exhaust –

A. On the conductivity cell guard, remove the two small screws

attaching the exhaust duct to the guard.

B. Remove the existing exhaust duct and replace with the exhaust anti-

foulant device cup, reinstalling the two screws.

C. See Replacing Anti-Foulant Devices in Section 5: Routine

Maintenance and Calibration for details on handling and installing

the AF24173 Anti-Foulant Device.

D. Install the anti-foulant device cap to secure the Anti-Foulant Device

in the cup.

Hole for thermistor

Intake anti-foulant

device cup

Exhaust anti-foulant

device cup

Exhaust anti-foulant

device cap (barbed) for

pumped applications

Intake anti-foulant device

cap for all applications

and exhaust cap for

non-pumped applications

Note: The larger diameter of the intake cap /

non-pumped application exhaust cap helps

maintain good flow through the conductivity

cell and reduces growth of biological

material. Do not use the barbed cap in

its place.

Exhaust anti-foulant device cup

Conductivity cell guard

Exhaust

Remove screws, typical both sides

Intake

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