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High pressure hoses and cables
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Seal the end of the hose with tape or a plug during the installation process to prevent dirt and dust to get
inside during installation.
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Only use “light sticky tape“ e.g. painttape, that don’t leave a glue ect. when removing it again.
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Follow datasheet for hose recommended and maximum length.
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Do not scratch the hose on sharp edges
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Do not bend the hose more than minimum bending radius. (see datasheet)
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Remember to do pull test at each hose connection to our sliplock fittings. See figur 3.
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if the fitting dosn’t grip the hose first time, change the fitting)
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Avoid high loops ” air traps ” between HydroSens and nozzles. See figur 4.
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Ensure that cable tray or routing are following locale rules and are not mixed with building installation.
Plug
Tape
Figur 1. Push thru 1
st
O-ring
Figur 2. Push thru 2
nd
O-ring
Figur 3. Pull test
High pressure hose
Installations- and sensor cable
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Cable feed between control, sensor, atomizers or any other cables that is a part of the machine installation must be done to meet directives, and locale regulations
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Our mashine installation is not to be mixed with cable for building or permanent installation in the cable trays
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Installation should be done in a way, that makes it possible to work with the machinery without getting in contact with other installations
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Remember to leave extra cable for the sensor to be able to reposition the sensor during startup / final adjustment
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ΔU% voltage drop has to be calculated to the individual installation length and load, cable type
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Overload protection as CE marked
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Shortcircuit also as CE marked.
Figur 4.
Figur 5.
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