Installation instructions for panel-mounting a Ralston Process Meter LC30

Installation instructions for panel-mounting a Process Meter LC30



1. Cut holes in panel using diagram

2. Position LC30 over holes

3. Insert bolts from front and install nuts loosely in back

4. Tighten nut until snug, but not too tight

5. Connect pressure / temperature connections

6. Connect power via approved power adapter D-000410

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