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typical Saddle Vent® Setup Procedure

Place fan or blower a minimum of

5 ft. (1.6m) from manhole opening

Blower or Fan

90° Elbow

Manhole

Opening

Manhole Lid

Universal Mount

Saddle Vent®

Select a blower or fan based on environmental

conditions and the size of the confi ned space.

For information or guidance in selecting the

proper set-up, please contact Customer Service.

STEP 1)  Install 6 ft. (1.8m) duct on blower or fan

STEP 2)  Install 90° elbow on top of Saddle Vent®

STEP 3)  Install duct on bottom of Saddle Vent®

STEP 4)  Install universal mount on Saddle Vent® and

               set in place with manhole lid for support

STEP 5)  Install duct from blower to 90° elbow

STEP 6)  Turn on blower or fan

Warning: For explosive environments,

follow ANSI/API 2015 and 2016 procedures

The Saddle Vent® is a registered trademark of Air Systems International, Inc.

The Conductive Saddle Vent® is covered by U.S. and Foreign Patents

WArNiNG: HAZArDoUS loCAtioN oPerAtioNS

Use an explosion-proof or intrinsically safe blower or fan, 

conductive ducting, and The Conductive Saddle Vent® System.

Attach all grounding wires and assure a complete circuit to the

blower or fan in order to remove static charges.

the Saddle Vent® Ventilation System

All ventilation procedures should comply with federal, state, and local regulations. Air quality should be tested prior to 

ventilating a confi ned space.  A purge chart is provided on our website, www.airsystems.com, help assist in estimating the 

approximate time needed to ventilate confi ned spaces.  Air quality should be tested continuously during confi ned space 

occupancy to ensure a stable atmosphere and worker safety because atmospheric conditions can change rapidly.  Addi-

tional procedures and recommendations are available from federal, state, and local agencies. 

Do

 

Not 

operate these fan 

unit in a vertical position or with the fl ange or guards removed.

  

Note:

 If volatile or explosive vapors are suspected, use Air Systems’ explosion proof electric blower, Model No. SVB-

E8EXP, explosion proof in-line fan, Model No. SVF-10EXP, explosion proof contractors fan, Model No. CVF-8EXP or Air 

Systems’ intrinsically safe pneumatic blower, Model No. SVB-A8.

Note

: For confi ned space ventilation in non-hazardous locations, use Air Systems’ confi ned space ventilation kit, Model 

SV-CUP.  For hazardous locations use ventilation kit, Model SV-CUPCND along with one of the above explosion proof 

blowers or fans.

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

reAD AND FolloW All iNStrUCtioNS BeloW

WARNING

Fan and blower models with the “EX” or “X” designation are the 

only models approved for use in hazardous locations. These 

models are 

NOT

 approved for use in mines.

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Summary of Contents for SVF-15ACAN

Page 1: ...7 424 3967 Toll Free 1 800 866 8100 Fax No 757 424 5348 www airsystems com e mail sales airsystems com This manual must be read carefully and followed by all persons who have or will have the responsi...

Page 2: ...le Vent STEP 4 Install universal mount on Saddle Vent and set in place with manhole lid for support STEP 5 Install duct from blower to 90 elbow STEP 6 Turn on blower or fan Warning For explosive envir...

Page 3: ...al position or with the flange or guards removed Note If volatile or explosive vapors are suspected use Air Systems explosion proof electric blower Model No SVB E8EXP explosion proof in line fan Model...

Page 4: ...ved for extracting sucking air DO NOT REVERSE WIRING WARNING Vehicle electrical systems must be able to handle 15 amp service or electrical damage may occur AC versions require 115 VAC 60Hz SVF 8AC 15...

Page 5: ...DAXFAN2 6 ON OFF SWITCH ELSW038R 7 POWER CORD ELCB012 8 CAPACITOR MTR043CNC 9 RUBBER FOOT HDWR026 10A 8 DIA X 6 LONG DUCT SVF H6 10B 8 DIA X 15 LONG DUCT SVF H15 10C 8 DIA X 25 LONG DUCT SVF H25 11 DU...

Page 6: ...DAXFAN2 7 ON OFF SWITCH ELSW038R 8 POWER CORD ELCB045 9 RED BATTERY CLAMP ELA083R 10 BLACK BATTERY CLAMP ELA083B 11A BATTERY CONNECTOR FOR OPTIONAL BATTERY PACK P N BP 950 ELA127 11B 1 PAIR OF CONTACT...

Page 7: ...nd inspect for loose guards broken welds etc Circuit breaker trips SVF 8AC series only Voltage output insufficient Test outlet with volt meter Extension cord improperly sized Use 14 AWG extension cord...

Page 8: ...tS ANy otHer DireCt or iNDireCt CoStS eXPeNSeS loSSeS or DAMAGeS AriSiNG oUt oF DeFeCtS iN or FAilUre oF tHe ProDUCt or ANy PArt tHereoF The purchaser shall be solely responsible for compliance with a...

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