Installation
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A typical installation, as shown in F
. 1, consists of the
following (see also
, page 16, for quantities for
each model):
A
AC-powered G3 Pro Automatic Lubrication Pump
(included) with an integrated On/Off programmable
timer.
B
600 psi Pressure Relief Valve (included) at the
pump outlet to protect the system from
over-pressurization in the case of a blocked fluid
line.
C
Graco CSP series progressive divider valve
(included) to equally and sequentially direct flow
from the G3 Pro Automatic Lubrication Pump into
the number of lubrication points desired (one CSP
outlet port per ProMix PD throat cartridge lube
point).
D
¼” OD fluid tubing (included) and push-to-connect
fittings (included) to connect the G3 Pro Automatic
Lubrication Pump to the CSP inlet and outlet ports
to lube points on the ProMix PD pump cartridges.
E
Barb fittings (included) and clear flexible
polyurethane tubing (included) to connect to ProMix
PD throat cartridges for routing used TSL fluid to a
waste container.
F
Additional ProMix PD u-cup seals (included; 1 per
catalyst pump) and pump lower rod guards with TSL
ports (included; 1 per catalyst pump) to upgrade all
catalyst pumps with a fourth u-cup seal and ported
lower rod cover. See F
. 4 for details. These parts
provide secondary protection below the primary
catalyst throat cartridge area. This secondary
protection keeps the pump rod flooded in TSL and
provides the regular exchange of TSL between the
enclosed rod section and the standard TSL
reservoir originally provided with the ProMix PD
unit.
G
Extra TSL port fittings (included) and plugs
(included) for use as needed.
H
TSL reservoir(s) originally provided with the ProMix
PD system. Used for lubrication to the pump dose
valves and to the catalyst ported lower rod cover
(item F) provided in the auto lube kit. Reference
page 3 for quantity of rod covers provided in each kit
and information to order additional sets.
Installation
Grounding
G3 Pro Automatic Lubrication Pump:
See the G3 Pro
Automatic Lubrication Pump manual for proper
grounding.
Waste pail:
Follow local code. Use only conductive
metal pails, placed on a grounded surface. Do not place
the pail on a non-conductive surface, such as paper or
cardboard, which interrupts grounding continuity.
All electrical wiring must be done by a qualified
electrician and comply with all local codes and
regulations.
The equipment must be grounded to reduce the risk
of static sparking and electric shock. Electric or static
sparking can cause fumes to ignite or explode.
Improper grounding can cause electric shock.
Grounding provides an escape wire for the electric
current.
