SS6100 Wellhead Data Recorder

Operation Manual
5-Apr-11 10018774 (Rev J)
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#1 Thevenaz Industrial Trail
Sylvan Lake, Alberta
T4S 2J6 Canada
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Table of Contents
Notices ............................................................................................................................................ 4
1 Introduction ................................................................................................................................. 6
Smart Pressure and Temperature Stems ..................................................................................... 6
Intelligent Battery Monitoring .................................................................................................... 7
Easy Configuration and Data Recovery ..................................................................................... 7
2 Charging and Replacing Battery Packs....................................................................................... 8
Charging a Battery Pack ............................................................................................................. 8
Replacing a Battery Pack.......................................................................................................... 10
3 Connecting to a PC ................................................................................................................... 14
4 Replacing Pressure and Temperature Stems ............................................................................. 18
5 Operation................................................................................................................................... 24
6 Wellhead Installation and Removal .......................................................................................... 26
Installing the Primary Pressure Stem........................................................................................ 26
Removing the Primary Pressure Stem ...................................................................................... 27
Installing a Secondary Pressure Stem....................................................................................... 28
Removing the Secondary Pressure Stem .................................................................................. 29
Installing a Temperature Probe................................................................................................. 30
7 Replacement Parts and Materials .............................................................................................. 32
Main Unit.................................................................................................................................. 33
Batteries and Charger ............................................................................................................... 34
Sapphire Pressure Stems........................................................................................................... 35
Quartz Pressure Stems .............................................................................................................. 36
Temperature Stems ................................................................................................................... 37
Tools and Equipment ................................................................................................................ 38

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Notices
• A caution notice denotes a hazard. It calls attention to an operating
procedure, practice, or the like that, if not correctly performed or
adhered to, could result in damage to the product or loss of important
data. Do not proceed beyond a caution notice, until the indicated
conditions are understood and met.

• A warning notice denotes a hazard. It calls attention to an operating

procedure, practice, or the like that, if not correctly performed or
adhered to, could result in personal injury or death. Do not proceed
beyond a warning notice, until the indicated conditions are fully
understood and met.

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1 Introduction
The SS6100 Wellhead Data Recorder is designed to be a flexible and cost effective solution for
monitoring wellhead pressure and temperature. It uses individually replaceable pressure and
temperature sensors that allow for multiple configurations and simplify installation. It is
powered by a field replaceable Lithium battery pack, which can supply power for more than a
year. Setting parameters and retrieving data is easily accomplished with a PC and a USB cable.

Smart Pressure and Temperature Stems

The SS6100 introduces "Smart Stem"
technology to simplify installation to a
wellhead and to significantly reduce
down time. Previous versions of the
wellhead recorder required the return of
the entire system to Spartek for
calibration. Now, a smart stem combines
the sensor with the electronics into a
single housing, which isolates sensor
calibration to the stem alone. As a result,
down time is significantly reduced to
minutes instead of weeks because smart
stems can easily be replaced. See Replacing Pressure and Temperature Stems on page 18 for
details regarding stem replacement.
An assortment of smart pressure stems has
been designed for use in sweet or sour (H2S)
wells at ratings of 750 through 15,000psi.
They utilize Sapphire or Quartz transducers
for reliable pressure measurements.
Smart temperature stems work together with a
3" or 6" RTD probe. Probe cables are ten
meters long, but can be custom ordered to any
length up to thirty meters.
For a list of available smart stems and part
numbers, see Replacement Parts and Materials
on page 32.
A typical configuration of the SS6100 using two pressure stems and one temperature stem is
shown above. The pressure stems are connected to the left and bottom of the data recorder and
are then connected to the wellhead through HIP HF6 adapters. The temperature stem is
connected to the right of the data recorder and then connected with a cable to a Resistance
Temperature Detection (RTD) probe. Temperature probes are not rated for high-pressure and
require a thermowell or similar pressure isolation device installed in the wellhead.
For installation and removal instructions, see Wellhead Installation and Removal on page 26.

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Intelligent Battery Monitoring
The SS6100 also introduces "Intelligent Battery
Monitoring" technology, which extends survey
lengths and prevents data loss. Like the smart stems,
the field replaceable battery packs are combined with
electronics that keeps track of battery usage and
charge cycles. This information is communicated to
both the data recorder and the battery charger.
The data recorder actively retrieves this information
to calculate and determine the available battery life.
These calculations prevent data loss and facilitate
long duration surveys. A fully charged intelligent
battery can provide power to the data recorder and
the smart stems for more than a year.

The battery charger also uses this

information to determine the usability of
the battery and will indicate when the
battery is no longer reliable.
For information regarding the use of the
rechargeable Lithium battery pack with
the data recorder and battery charger, see
Charging and Replacing Battery Packs on
page 8.
To locate the part number for a
replacement battery, see Replacement
Parts and Materials on page 32.

Easy Configuration and Data Recovery

A computer running Spartek SparGauge software
and a standard USB cable is all that is required to
communicate with the SS6100. Setting survey
parameters and retrieving data is easily
accomplished through a high speed USB 2.0
connection. See SparGauge help for details
regarding available configuration settings and data
recovery.
See Connecting to a PC on page 14.

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2 Charging and Replacing Battery Packs
Charging a Battery Pack
• Observe all cautions labeled on the battery pack.
• Do NOT charge a battery pack in a hazardous location.
• Do NOT charge a non-Spartek battery pack with the SS6120 Battery
Charger.
• Do NOT remove a battery pack from the charger until the
COMPLETED light illuminates. Removing a battery pack before the
charge is complete will leave it in an unknown state (0% charge).
• Do NOT connect a non-rechargeable battery pack to the SS6120
Battery Charger.

Note: The state of a new battery pack is unknown. Fully charge new batteries before using
them.
Tools and Equipment
• Rechargeable Battery Pack
• SS6120 Battery Charger

Step 1
Connect the DC adapter to the Battery Charger
and then to an AC outlet.

Note: The CHARGING and COMPLETE

lights should illuminate momentarily
and the FAULT light should remain on.
If this does not occur, check the DC
adapter connections.

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 Step 2
Connect the battery pack to the Battery Charger
and confirm that only the CHARGING light
illuminates.

Note: Ensure that the battery connector is fully

seated and the locking mechanism is
engaged. The FAULT light may stay
illuminated if the battery is too hot (i.e.
more than 60oC, left out in the sun, etc.).

Step 3
Wait for the COMPLETE light to illuminate. A
full charge of a battery pack can take as long as
6 hours.

Note: Do NOT remove the battery pack from

the charger until the COMPLETE light
is illuminated. Removing a battery pack
before the charge is complete will leave
it in an unknown state (0% charge).

Note: If the FAULT light continuously blinks,

the battery is no longer reliable and
should be replaced.

Step 4
Disconnect the battery pack from the Battery
Charger.

Note: To disconnect the battery connector,

press on the release tab and then pull it
out.

Step 5
Disconnect the DC adapter from the AC outlet
and then remove the jack from the Battery
Charger.

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Replacing a Battery Pack
• Observe all cautions labeled on the battery pack.
• Do not replace a battery pack in a hazardous location.

Note: After the battery is removed the main unit clock is no longer valid and must be
re-synchronized using SparGauge software.
Tools and Equipment
• 1/16" Hex key
• A battery pack (rechargeable, or non-rechargeable)
• O-Ring lubricant
• Small flat blade screwdriver

Step 1
The enclosure lid can be mechanically secured
in place by tightening the setscrew on the lid.
Use a 1/16" hex key to loosen the setscrew.

Step 2
Remove the enclosure lid, and move the switch
to the OFF position.

Step 3
Record the orientation of the upper electronics
unit.

Note: The upper electronics unit can be

installed in one of four positions (90o
apart).

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 Step 4
Lift up and remove the upper electronics unit.

Note: If necessary, use a small flat blade

screwdriver to carefully lift up the upper
electronics.

Step 5
Unfasten the Velcro strap holding the battery
under the upper electronics unit.

Note: There are two types of battery packs that

are used with the SS6100.
• A black non-rechargeable battery pack,
which connects to the electronics unit using
three wires.
• A blue rechargeable battery pack, which
connects to the electronics unit using four
wires.

Step 6
Lift the battery out and disconnect it from the
upper electronics unit.

Note: To disconnect the battery connector,

first press on the release tab and then
pull it out.

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Step 7
Connect the replacement battery into the upper
electronics unit.

Note: Ensure that the battery connector is fully

seated and the locking mechanism is
engaged.

Step 8
Seat the replacement battery in the upper
electronics unit and secure it in place with the
Velcro strap.

Note: Do NOT leave the battery wires loose.

Secure the wires under the Velcro to
keep them from interfering when
inserting the upper electronics unit into
the enclosure.

Note: Do NOT remove the connector pin lock

from the non-rechargeable battery pack
connector. It is there to prevent
connecting these battery packs to an
older electronics unit.

Step 9
Orient the upper electronics unit as recorded in
Step 3. Insert it into the enclosure and connect it
to the lower electronics unit.

Note: The upper electronics unit can be

oriented in one of four positions (90o
apart).

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 Step 10
Inspect the enclosure O-Ring for signs of
damage (i.e. cracked, deformed, etc.). If
damage is found, replace it before continuing.
Apply a small amount of O-Ring lubricant to
the enclosure O-Ring.

Note: The enclosure threads do not require

grease; apply lubricant only to the O-
ring.

Step 11
Thread the lid onto the enclosure and fasten it
hand tight.

Step 12 (Optional)
If desired, the enclosure lid can be mechanically
secured in place by tightening the setscrew on
the lid. Use a 1/16" hex key to tighten the
setscrew.

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3 Connecting to a PC
• When in a hazardous location, do not connect the SS6100 Wellhead
Data Recorder to a PC.

Tools and Equipment

• 1/16" Hex key
• O-Ring lubricant
• Spartek SparGauge software
• USB cable

Step 1
Start SparGauge software on the computer.

Step 2
The enclosure lid can be mechanically secured
in place by tightening the setscrew on the lid.
Use a 1/16" hex key to loosen the setscrew.

Step 3
Remove the enclosure lid.

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 Step 4
Connect the USB cable to the SS6100.

Step 5
Connect the USB cable to the computer.

Note: The SS6100 will NOT sample or record

data when connected to the computer
with the USB cable.

Step 6
Confirm that the USB symbol appears in the
SparGauge software window.

Note: You may need to move the mouse over

the icon before the USB symbol will
appear.

Step 7
Use SparGauge to change configuration settings
or retrieve data.

Note: For information on making

configuration changes or retrieving data,
see SparGauge help.

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Step 8
Disconnect the USB cable from the computer.

Step 9
Disconnect the USB cable from the SS6100.

Step 10
Inspect the enclosure and upper electronics O-
Rings for signs of damage (i.e. cracked,
deformed, etc.). If damage is found, replace
them before continuing. Apply a small amount
of O-Ring lubricant to the enclosure O-Ring.

Note: The enclosure threads do not require

grease; apply lubricant only to the O-
ring.

Step 11
Thread the lid onto the enclosure and fasten it
hand tight.

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 Step 12 (Optional)
If desired, the enclosure lid can be mechanically
secured in place by tightening the setscrew on
the lid. Use a 1/16" hex key to tighten the
setscrew.

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4 Replacing Pressure and Temperature Stems
• Killark LUBG-6 must be used on stem and plug threads.
• Ensure that the stem connector is disconnected from the main unit
(see Step 5) before removing stems.

Tools and Equipment

• 1/16" Hex key
• 3/4" to 2" Spanner Wrench (3/16" pin type)
• 5/16" Hex key
• Killark LUBG-6
• O-ring lubricant
• Small flat blade screwdriver

Step 1
The enclosure lid can be mechanically secured
in place by tightening the setscrew on the lid.
Use a 1/16" hex key to loosen the setscrew.

Step 2
Remove the enclosure lid.

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 Step 3
Record the orientation of the upper electronics
unit.

Note: The upper electronics unit can be

installed in one of four positions (90o
apart).

Step 4
Lift up and remove the upper electronics unit.

Note: If necessary, use a small flat blade

screwdriver to carefully lift up the upper
electronics.

Step 5
Disconnect the connector from the lower
electronics.

Note: Press down on the release latch before

pulling the connector out of the socket.

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Step 6
! If removing a stem, use a spanner wrench to
remove the stem from the main housing.
Note: While removing the stem from the
main housing, ensure that both the
connector and the cable turn freely
along with the stem.

OR
! If removing a NPT plug, use a 5/16" hex
key to remove the plug from the main
housing.

Step 7
! If installing a stem, apply LUBG-6 to the
threads of the stem.

OR
! If installing a NPT plug, apply LUBG-6 to
the threads of the NPT plug.

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 Step 8
! If installing a stem, insert the connector and
cable into the main housing and thread the
stem into it.
Note: While threading the stem into the
main housing, ensure that both the
connector and the cable turn freely
along with the stem.

OR
! If installing a NPT plug, thread the NPT
plug into the main housing.

Step 9
! If installing a stem, use a spanner wrench to
fasten it hand tight into the main housing.
Note: While fastening the stem to the main
housing, ensure that both the
connector and the cable turn freely
along with the stem.

OR
! If installing a NPT plug, use a 5/16" hex
key to fasten it hand tight into the main
housing.
Note: This completes the installation; the
remaining steps are not required.

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Step 10
Route the connector cable to the appropriate
connection.

Note: Ensure that the cable is routed through

the cutouts in the PCB mounting ring
and does not obstruct the PCB socket
that will be used to connect to the upper.

Step 11
Insert the connector into the lower electronics.

Note: Ensure that the connector is fully seated

and that the release latch locks it in
place.

Step 12
Orient the upper electronics unit as recorded in
Step 3. Insert it into the enclosure and connect it
to the lower electronics unit.

Note: The upper electronics unit can be

oriented in one of four positions (90o
apart).

Step 13
Inspect the enclosure and upper electronics O-
Rings for signs of damage (i.e. cracked,
deformed, etc.). If damage is found, replace
them before continuing. Apply a small amount
of O-Ring lubricant to the enclosure O-Ring.

Note: The enclosure threads do not require

grease; apply lubricant only to the O-
ring.

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 Step 14
Thread the lid onto the enclosure and fasten it
hand tight.

Note: The setscrew on the enclosure lid can be

used if desired. It is used to give a
mechanical "seal" to the lid that will
then require a tool to open it. A 1/16"
hex key is used to tighten

Step 15 (Optional)
If desired, the enclosure lid can be mechanically
secured in place by tightening the setscrew on
the lid. Use a 1/16" hex key to tighten the
setscrew.

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5 Operation

Sleep Mode
In this mode the LCD display is off and the data
recorder keeps track of time but does not save
sensor data.
To enter sleep mode, move the switch to the "0"
position.
Sleep mode requires very little power.
Removal of the battery is only required to
charge or when the unit is placed into long term
storage.

Note: After the battery is removed the main unit clock is no longer valid and must be re-
synchronized using SparGauge software.

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 Sample Mode
In this mode the data recorder periodically
saves sensor data to non-volatile memory. The
LCD display also cycles through the recorded
sensor data.
To enter sample mode, move the switch to the
"1" position.

After a short period of time the LCD display

will turn off to conserve battery power.

To reactivate the LCD display, place the

magnet over the activation switch.

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6 Wellhead Installation and Removal
Installing the Primary Pressure Stem
• Ensure that the wellhead pressure has been removed before installing
a pressure stem.

Tools and Equipment

• 13/16" Crowfoot (3/8" Drive)
• 13/16" Open-ended wrench
• Pressure Stem Adapter
• Torque Wrench 10-150 ft-lbs (3/8" Drive)

Step 1
Install the appropriate pressure stem adapter
into the wellhead before continuing.

Step 2
Ensure that the collar is fully threaded onto the
pressure stem.
The collar uses left-handed
threads and turns counter-
clockwise onto the stem.

Step 3
Use a 13/16" open-ended wrench to thread the
pressure stem gland into the adapter. Finish
tightening the pressure stem and adapter
together with a 13/16" torque wrench.

Note: Recommended torque is 50 ft-lbs.

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Removing the Primary Pressure Stem
• Ensure that the wellhead pressure has been removed before
removing a pressure stem.

Tools and Equipment

• 1" Open-ended wrench
• 13/16" Crowfoot - 3/8" Drive
• 13/16" Open-ended wrench
• Removal Gland
• Removal Plug
• Torque Wrench 10-150 ft-lbs (3/8" Drive)

Step 1
Use a 13/16" and a 1" open-ended wrench to
remove the primary pressure stem from the
adapter.
Remove carefully - there may
be some built-up pressure on
the stem.

Step 2
Insert the plug into the adapter. Use a 13/16"
and a 1" open-ended wrench to thread the gland
into the adapter. Finish tightening the gland and
adapter together with a 13/16" torque wrench.

Note: Recommended torque is 50 ft-lbs.

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Installing a Secondary Pressure Stem
• Ensure that the wellhead pressure has been removed before installing
a pressure stem.

Tools and Equipment

• 13/16" Crowfoot (3/8" Drive)
• 13/16" Open-ended wrench
• Pressure Stem Adapter
• Torque Wrench 10-150 ft-lbs (3/8" Drive)

Step 1
Install the appropriate pressure stem adapter
before continuing.

Step 2
Ensure that the collar is fully threaded onto the
pressure stem.
The collar uses left-handed
threads and turns counter-
clockwise onto the stem.

Step 3
Use a 13/16" open-ended wrench to thread the
pressure stem gland into the adapter. Finish
tightening the pressure stem and adapter
together with a 13/16" torque wrench.

Note: Recommended torque is 50 ft-lbs.

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Removing the Secondary Pressure Stem
• Ensure that the wellhead pressure has been removed before installing
a pressure stem.

Tools and Equipment

• 1" Open-ended wrench
• 13/16" Crowfoot - 3/8" Drive
• 13/16" Open-ended wrench
• Removal Gland
• Removal Plug
• Torque Wrench 10-150 ft-lbs (3/8" Drive)

Step 1
Use a 1" and a 13/16" open-ended wrench to
remove the pressure stem from the adapter.
Remove carefully - there may
be some pressure built-up on
the stem.

Step 2
Insert the plug into the adapter. Use a 1" and a
13/16" open-ended wrench to thread the gland
into the adapter. Finish tightening the gland and
adapter together with a 13/16" torque wrench.

Note: Recommended torque is 50 ft-lbs.

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Installing a Temperature Probe
• Do NOT install a temperature probe directly into a wellhead - they are
not rated for high-pressure and require a thermowell or similar
pressure isolation device.

Tools and Equipment

• 1-1/16" Open-ended wrench
• Killark LUBG-6

Step 1
Apply LUBG-6 to the threads of the
temperature probe.

Note: Threads are a standard 1/2" Male NPT.

Step 2
For the best thermal response, fill the
thermowell with oil or thermally conductive
grease before installing the temperature probe.
Use a 1-1/16" open-ended wrench to thread the
temperature probe into the thermowell.

Note: Tighten the temperature probe by feel

until tight.

Step 3
Connect the temperature probe to the
temperature stem using the cable.

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7 Replacement Parts and Materials

ID Description Page #

1 Main Unit 33

2 Batteries and Charger 34

3 Sapphire Pressure Stems 35

4 Quartz Pressure Stems 36

5 Temperature Stems 37

6 Tools and Equipment 38

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Main Unit

ID Description Part #
1 SS6100 - Well Head Recorder - Main Unit 10018488
Includes one (1) of each item listed below:
• O-Ring - 2-238 - N70D (10009941)
• O-Ring - 2-146 - Viton 75D (10019868)

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Batteries and Charger

ID Description Part #
1 Battery Pack - Non-rechargeable Lithium - 2 Cell "C" 10018612
2 Wellhead Recorder - Battery Pack - Rechargeable Lithium 10021509
3 SS6120 WellHead Recorder Battery Charger 10018739
Includes: Power Adapter - A/C to DC - 12V - 1.50A (10001540)

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Sapphire Pressure Stems

ID Description Part #
1 SS6100 - Well Head Recorder - Pressure Stem - 750 psi - Sweet Service 10019052
SS6100 - Well Head Recorder - Pressure Stem - 1500 psi - Sweet Service 10019053
SS6100 - Well Head Recorder - Pressure Stem - 3000 psi - Sweet Service 10019054
SS6100 - Well Head Recorder - Pressure Stem - 6000 psi - Sweet Service 10019055
SS6100 - Well Head Recorder - Pressure Stem - 10000 psi - Sweet Service 10019056
SS6100 - Well Head Recorder - Pressure Stem - 15000 psi - Sweet Service 10019833
SS6100 - Well Head Recorder - Pressure Stem - 750 psi - Sour Service 10019057
SS6100 - Well Head Recorder - Pressure Stem - 1500 psi - Sour Service 10019058
SS6100 - Well Head Recorder - Pressure Stem - 3000 psi - Sour Service 10019059
SS6100 - Well Head Recorder - Pressure Stem - 6000 psi - Sour Service 10019060
SS6100 - Well Head Recorder - Pressure Stem - 10000 psi - Sour Service 10019061
SS6100 - Well Head Recorder - Pressure Stem - 15000 psi - Sour Service 10019834

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Quartz Pressure Stems

ID Description Part #
1 SS6100 - Well Head Recorder - Quartz Pressure Stem - 5000 psi - Sour 10021075
Service
SS6100 - Well Head Recorder - Quartz Pressure Stem - 10000 psi - Sour 10021076
Service
SS6100 - Well Head Recorder - Quartz Pressure Stem - 15000 psi - Sour 10021077
Service

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Temperature Stems

ID Description Part #
1 SS6100 - Well Head Recorder - Temperature Stem - 3" Probe 10019062
Includes one (1) of each item listed below:
• 33ft (10m) Temperature probe extention cable (10004860)
• Remote temperature probe (10m) 3" Probe (10010717)
• SS6100 WHR Temperature Stem (10022187)
SS6100 - Well Head Recorder - Temperature Stem - 6" Probe 10019063
Includes one (1) of each item listed below:
• 33ft (10m) Temperature probe extention cable (10004860)
• Remote temperature probe (10m) 6" Probe (10010716)
• SS6100 WHR Temperature Stem (10022187)

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Tools and Equipment

Description Part #
Grease - Lubricant Silicone O-Ring Lube (70 ml Brush Top) 10016949
Software - SparGauge 10013818
SS6100 - Wellhead Recorder - Installation Hand Tools Kit 10021549
Includes one (1) of each item listed below:
• Lubricant - Killark LUBG-6 Sealing Compound
• O-Ring Removal Tool - Plastic
• Tape - Teflon 0.50"X 288"- Thread Sealant
• Tools - Screwdriver - Slot 3/16" Tip - 6-1/8" OAL
• Torque Wrench - 10 - 150 flt-lbs - 0.50" Drive
• Wrench - Combination 1-1/16"
• Wrench - Combination 1"
• Wrench - Combination 13/16"
• Wrench - Crowfoot 3/8" Drive - 13/16"
• Wrench - Hex Key 1/16" Ballpoint "L"
• Wrench - Hex Key 5/16" Ballpoint "L"
• Wrench - MS Spanner - 3/4" to 2" - 3/16" Pin Type
SS6100 Stem - Channel 1 - Wellhead Adapter - 1/2" NPT 10018976
SS6100 Stem - Channel 1 - Wellhead Adapter - 1/2" NPT - Sour 10018893
SS6100 Stem - Channel 1 - Wellhead Adapter - 3/4" NPT 10021545
SS6100 Stem - Channel 2 or 3 - Wellhead Adapter - 1/8" NPT 10018977
SS6100 Stem - Channel 2 or 3 - Wellhead Adapter - 1/8" NPT - Sour 10018895
SS6100 - Wellhead Recorder - Pressure Stem - Removal Plug 10015239
SS6100 - Wellhead Recorder - Pressure Stem - Removal Gland 10015241
SS6100 - USB Communications Cable 10018516

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