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Water Flow Device Test Kit Installation Instructions

© 2004, IMI Cornelius Inc.

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Publication Number: 629088461INS

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

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Connection: 

Shut off water coming from the back room. Connect the water supply line using the applicable adapter 
fitting (not supplied) to the 1/2” ID pigtail on the water flow device. Turn off ¼ turn valve before turning on 
the back room water supply. After connected, proceed with the following.

Static Pressure Check:

Place the flare gasket and blank flare cap on the device. Open ¼ turn valve and read pressure gauge. If 
pressure reads below 25 PSIG there is no need to go any further. Correct the supply problem before 
proceeding. If the pressure exceeds 60 PSIG we recommend a water pressure regulator be installed.

Flowing Pressure Check:

Estimate the water usage of all equipment connected to the water delivery system (e.g. IntelliCarb = 125 
GPH, a two flavor Pinnacle = 100 GPH, Total = 225 GPH). Select the Number 3 (13/64”) orifice to insure 
that it can supply more than the 225 GPH required to operate both units. 

Close the ¼ turn valve and remove the blank flare cap. Install the flare cap with the proper size orifice to 
match the flow rate desired and open the ¼ turn valve. Direct the water flow in to a large container, sink, 
or floor drain for at least 20 seconds. Read the pressure gauge while the water is flowing. If the gauge 
maintains 25 PSIG or higher, the water supply is sufficient for the flow rate that was selected.

The water flow device is used to determine if adequate water supply is available to support the machines 
that are connected to them. The device is equipped with a quarter turn ball shut off valve and a blank 
flare cap that permits the determination of Static Water Pressure (not flowing). In addition, there are three 
orifice flare caps used to determine the Water Flow Rate and Pressure.

FIGURE 1

FIGURE 2

Part Number

Stamp Number

Orifice Diameter

Flow Rate in Gallons Per 

Hour (GPH) at 25 PSIG

620718954

1

1/8”

100 GPH

620718955

2

3/16”

200 GPH

620718956

3

13/64”

300 GPH

Release Date: August 23, 2004

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Revision: A

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