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Refer to Figure 3 for information regarding the installation of the accumulator tank assembly.
Check/adjust the pre-charge to 40 PSI air pressure.
Attach the accumulator tank to the rack
with the wire ties provided. Secure the elbow fitting to the pump discharge connection by
inserting fully and sliding the clip
upward
until it clicks. Attach the outlet valve to the clamps as
illustrated.
A TTA C H TO B OTTOM S ID E OF R A C K
W ITH C A B LE TIE S ON 2N D R U N G & 8TH R U N G.
W IR E TIE S
(H OS E S R E MOV E D FOR C LA R ITY )
(C OMP ON E N TS R E MOV E D FOR C LA R ITY )
S N A P V A LV E IN TO
C LA MP S .
2. IN S E R T E LB OW FU LLY .
3. S LID E LOC K IN G C LIP
U P TO S E C U R E .
1. S LID E LOC K IN G C LIP
D OW N .
Figure 3
4. Water supplies with a dynamic operating pressure of 50 PSI or less require the use of the
booster pump to increase production. Water supplies with a dynamic operating pressure
greater than 50 PSI generally do not require the addition of a booster pump, unless certain
site specific conditions prevent the system from attaining the rated production output without
it. The booster pump increases the incoming pressure by approximately 45 PSI.
Do not install the inlet booster pump on water supplies with a dynamic pressure in
excess of 75 PSI.
Do not connect the MRS-200 system after any water filtration system, unless
specifically provided for use with the MRS-200.
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