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GB-5

D

GB

F

NL

I

E

Adjustment

 

The switching point is adjustable via hand wheel.

 1 

  Disconnect the system from the electrical power 

supply.

  

 Detach the housing cover, see page 7 (Tech-

nical data).

  

 Connect an ohmmeter.

NO

2

NC

1

COM

3

COM

3

NC

1

NO

2

0

1 cm = 1 mbar

 4 

 Set the switching point using the hand wheel.

 5 

 Connect a pressure gauge.

NO

2

NC

1

COM

3

COM

3

NC

1

NO

2

0

1 cm = 1 mbar

 6 

  Apply pressure. In doing so, monitor the switch-

ing point on the ohmmeter and the pressure 
gauge.

Type

Adjusting 

range* 

[mbar]

Reset 

 pressure** 

[mbar]

Max. inlet 

pressure 

p

max.

 [mbar]

DG 10H, 
DG 10N

1 – 10

0.4 – 1

600

DG 50H, 
DG 50N

2.5 – 50

1 – 2

DG 150H, 
DG 150N

30 – 150

2 – 12

DG  500H,   
DG 500N

100 – 500

5 – 18

Type

Adjusting 

range* 

[mbar]

Switching 

 differential*** 

[mbar]

Max. inlet 

pressure 

p

max.

 [mbar]

DG 1,5I

-1.5 to -0,5 

and  

+0.5 to +3

0.2 – 0.5

±100

DG 12I

-12 to -1  

and  

+1 to +7

0.5 – 1

±100

DG 18I

-2 to -18

0.5 – 1.5

±100

DG 120I -10 to -120

4 – 11

±600

DG 450I -80 to -450

10 – 30

±600

 Adjusting tolerance = ± 15% of the scale value.

**   Difference between switching pressure and pos-

sible reset.

***   Mean switching differential at min. and max. set-

ting.

 

Deviation from the switching point during testing 
pursuant to EN 1854:

 

 Gas pressure switches: ± 15%.

  

 

Air pressure switches:

Deviation

DG..H, ..N, ..I

± 15%

DG 1,5I

± 15% or ± 0.4 mbar

DG 12I

± 15% or ± 0.5 mbar

DG 18I

± 15% or ± 0.5 mbar

 

If the DG does not trip at the desired switch-
ing point, correct the adjusting range using the 
hand wheel. Relieve the pressure and repeat 
the process.

Tightness test

 1 

 Shut off the downstream gas pipeline close to 

the valve.

  

 Open the valve and the gas supply.

 

Check all used ports for tightness.

N

2

 

900 mbar
max. 2 bar 
< 15 min 

3

4

Maintenance

In order to ensure smooth operation: check the tight-
ness and function of the DG every year, or every six 
months if operated with biogas.

 

A function check can be carried out in case of 

decreasing pressure control e.g. with the PIA.

 

After carrying out the maintenance work, check 

for tightness, see page 5 (Tightness test).

Accessories

Connecting set

For monitoring a minimum and maximum inlet pres-
sure p

u

 with two pressure switches attached to one 

another.

Order No.: 74912250

1

2

3

2

2

1

1

4

1

Remove from 
both pressure 
switches.

Install on one 
pressure 
switch.

Summary of Contents for Krom Schroder DG H Series

Page 1: ...tes possible danger to life and limb CAUTION Indicates possible material damage All interventions may only be carried out by qualified gas technicians Electrical interventions may only be carried out by qualified electricians Conversion spare parts All technical changes are prohibited Only use OEM spare parts Changes to edition 11 17 The following chapters have been changed Adjustment Technical da...

Page 2: ... Installation CAUTION Please observe the following to ensure that the DG is not damaged during installation and operation Continuous operation with gases containing more than 0 1 by vol H2S or ozone concentrations exceeding 200 µg m accelerate the ageing of elastomer materials and reduce the service life Dropping the device can cause permanent dam age In this event replace the entire device and as...

Page 3: ...et at port 3 4 On IP 65 units the filter pad is fitted as standard see type label 1 Disconnect the system from the electrical power supply 2 Shut off the gas supply 3 Ensure that the pipeline is clean 4 Purge the pipe Installing DG H DG N Positive pressure measurement at port 1 5 Seal port 2 1 2 Rp 1 4 1 2 0 Positive pressure measurement at port 2 5 Seal port 1 1 Rp 1 2 pmax Rp 1 4 2 Rp 1 4 0 Nega...

Page 4: ...maged during opera tion note the switching capacity see page 7 Technical data In the case of low switching capacities such as 24 V 8 mA for example we recommend using an RC module 22 Ω 1 μF in air containing silicone or oil NO C 1 µF R 22 2 NC 1 COM 3 1 Disconnect the system from the electrical power supply M16 x 1 5 ø 4 10 mm 3 4 2 5 6 7 Contacts 3 and 2 close when subject to increas ing pressure...

Page 5: ...essure and pos sible reset Mean switching differential at min and max set ting Deviation from the switching point during testing pursuant to EN 1854 Gas pressure switches 15 Air pressure switches Deviation DG H N I 15 DG 1 5I 15 or 0 4 mbar DG 12I 15 or 0 5 mbar DG 18I 15 or 0 5 mbar If the DG does not trip at the desired switch ing point correct the adjusting range using the hand wheel Relieve th...

Page 6: ...tion of condensation the cover with pressure equalization element can be used The diaphragm in the screw connector is designed to ventilate the cover without allowing water to enter Order No 74923391 Restrictor orifice In the case of high pressure fluctuations we recom mend using a restrictor orifice contains non ferrous metals R Rp Hole diameter 0 2 mm Order No 75456321 hole diameter 0 3 mm Order...

Page 7: ...of the elastomer ma terials and reduces the service life please contact manufacturer Enclosure IP 54 or IP 65 Safety class 1 This unit is not suitable for cleaning with a high pressure cleaner and or cleaning products Mechanical data Gas type natural gas town gas LPG gaseous flue gas biogas max 0 1 by vol H2S and air Max inlet pressure pmax withstand pressure see page 5 Adjustment Max test pressur...

Page 8: ...ithout delay Check that the delivery is complete see page 2 Part designations Storage Storage temperature see page 7 Technical data Storage is subject to the ambient conditions de scribed Storage time 6 months before using for the first time If stored for longer than this the overall service life will be reduced by the corresponding amount of extra storage time Packaging The packaging material is ...

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