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# Probe installation

The black globe sensor is installed by suspension in order to measure radiant temperature at the heart of the occupants' comfort zone.

## Suspension installation (the "pendulum")

Since it has no rigid mounting, the globe must be suspended in free air to capture the radiation from all the room's surfaces.

* **The attachment point** : Secure the sensor cable to the ceiling or to a high structure (beam, cable tray) using a cable tie or a hook.
* **Height adjustment** : Let the globe hang down to the measurement zone.
* **Securing** : Make sure the globe does not swing too much if it is placed near a draft, to prevent it from hitting a wall or a machine.

{% hint style="warning" %}
Tighten the cable gland on the enclosure properly to ensure a seal and hold the cable in place, thus ensuring that the weight of the suspended sensor does not pull on the internal terminal block.
{% endhint %}

## Strategic location

* **Distance from walls** : Do not let the globe hang too close to a wall (keep at least 50 cm). If it touches the wall, it will no longer measure ambient radiation but the surface temperature by contact.
* **Cleanliness** : The matte black globe is sensitive. Avoid touching it with greasy fingers during installation, as this changes its heat absorption properties.


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