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Optional Multiple Gun Installation
Optional
Optional
Optional Multiple
Multiple
Multiple Gun
Gun
Gun Installation
Installation
Installation
Charged components, such as guns, regulators,
and manifolds, may cause electric shock, fire, or
explosion. Isolate all charged components and
joints in the hose to prevent injury or equipment
damage. See
.
The automatic version of the HydroShield can
be used with up to 4 applicators (ME). A single
waterborne fluid hose (HW) comes out of the
system and then splits into individual hoses to each
applicator.
Any location where there is a joint in the waterborne
fluid hose must be electrically isolated from all
grounded objects. Charged components, such as
fluid regulators (L) in the example, should be installed
in an enclosure or location that prevents users from
coming in contact with charged components any
time electrostatics are in use. It is up to the person
installing the system to accomplish this.
Minimize the total length of the fluid hose as much
as possible. This helps reduce fluid pressure drop
to the applicator and lowers the discharge energy
of the system.
The HydroShield only has one set of paint trigger
and electrostatic inputs and outputs. Connect all
paint trigger signal lines together before connecting
to the system. The same should be done with the
electrostatic request and enable signals. When one
applicator is operating, all applicators are assumed
to be operating. The same is true regarding charged
components as they are all electrically connected by
the conductive waterborne fluid.
Figure 3 Multiple Gun Installation Example
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