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DUSTHOG PNP Series

Figure 7 - Filter Screen

Figure 8 - Blower Screen

Figure 9 - Cleaning Screen

Figure 10 - Information Screen

4.3.3 Basic Screens

Filter Screen

The Filter screen can be displayed by the operator by 
selecting the filter status icon on the Home screen shown 
in Figure 6. The Filter screen will then be displayed with 
all available filters. This screen will display the differential 
pressure across the filter during operation. 

Blower Screen

The standard blower screen will display the status of the 
blower. If your equipment is equipped with the Auto-Flow 
option and it is activated, the Blower screen will look 
different than that shown in Figure 8. Refer to section 4.3.4 
for additional details. The only time the blower will shut 
down is when the blower has an internal fault. Such faults 
as: Low line voltage, phase to phase issues, ground issues, 
temperature issues, or for a catastrophic failure. If the 
blower shuts down refer to Section 6 for troubleshooting.

On the blower screen you are able to adjust the speed 
of the blower using one of two different ways. The first 
adjustment can be done using the up/down arrows.  
This adjustment will achieve a change of +/- 1%.  
This will increase or decrease the airflow adjustment  
by 1% for each touch of the up or down arrows. 

The second method of airflow adjustment is to touch the 
box that shows the percentage of the airflow. A number 
pad will be shown in a pop up screen. You can enter any 
number between 20 and 100 this will correspond to the 
percentage of blower capability. The blower is capable of 
4,200 RPM at 100%, 3150 RPM for 75%, 2100 RPM for 
50%, and 1050 RPM for 20%. These numbers are only an 
approximate of the actual that could be displayed.  
There is a minimum set point for speed which is 20% 
for the purposes of the blower design. The PNP may 
have multiple blowers incorporated within the system for 
the designed performance of the unit depending on the 
customer application. All of these blowers will respond as 
one blower with our controller.

Cleaning Screen

The cleaning screen will show the current settings of the 
cleaning system as well as current operating values related 
to the cleaning system. To make adjustments to the 
cleaning system, refer to section 4.3.6.

Information Screen

The information screen will provide a phone number for 
customer service. There is also a link to our website that 
can be used to locate your nearest representative.  
You are also able to see any pending alarms and the  
alarm history for your system using the buttons provided.

Summary of Contents for DUSTHOG PNP

Page 1: ...DUSTHOG Plug Play Fume Dust Collector Owner s Manual Model PNP...

Page 2: ...ave the following information available when contacting Parker Unit Order ___________________________________________________________________ Unit Model _______________________________________________...

Page 3: ...ical Touchscreen Controls 10 Remote Controls Panel 10 Process Control 11 Step Down Transformer Package 11 4 0 Unit Operation 11 4 1 Start up 11 4 2 System Operation 12 Airflow Adjustment Using Manual...

Page 4: ...Keep flammable materials and vapors such as gasoline away from unit The unit should be inspected frequently and contaminants removed to prevent excessive accumulation which may result in flash over or...

Page 5: ...ims any liability or responsibility for damage from fires or explosions regardless of origin Parker recommends that all APC dust collection equipment installation and application conform to any and al...

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Page 7: ...st collection please do not hesitate to call your local Parker representative 2 1 DUSTHOG Nomenclature DUSTHOG air filtration systems are available in a variety of configurations and sizes Codes shown...

Page 8: ...tronics are housed in this cabinet The compressed air supply connection is located on the rear of the cabinet The system control panel is located at the front of the module on a tool operated hinged a...

Page 9: ...5 DUSTHOG PNP Series Figure 1B PNP Equipment Description 61 10120 Figure 1A PNP Equipment Description...

Page 10: ...the shipper at once so that damages and or shortages can be corrected and a claim can be filed without delay TIP OVER HAZARD Lift the PNP unit and components by the packing skids or on the lifting ey...

Page 11: ...7 DUSTHOG PNP Series 61 10121 Figure 2 PNP Weights and Lifting Info...

Page 12: ...ressed air line To ensure a liquid free compressed air supply Parker recommends installing a point of use coalescing filter with an automatic drain port prior to the unit Consult your local Parker rep...

Page 13: ...een purchased with an optional drawer liner If this is the case ensure that the bag and hold down bracket is installed correctly and is secured to the drawer The bag should be set in the drawer and sp...

Page 14: ...e filter should be compressed by 30 50 A center bracket is also supplied that runs in the same direction it is placed immediately over the seam where the two filters are butted together Reference ball...

Page 15: ...11 DUSTHOG PNP Series 61 10122 Figure 4B After Filter Removal and Installation Figure 4A PNP Primary Filter Removal Installation...

Page 16: ...Panel Controls A6 One Blower Remote Controls A7 Two Blower Remote Controls A8 Three Blower Remote Controls A9 Four Blower Remote Controls A10 TABLE 2 Wire Diagrams 3 4 2 Electrical Touchscreen Control...

Page 17: ...the PNP filter access doors and verify that the filters are in place and properly sealed 2 Open the dust drawer access door and verify that the dust drawer is in place 3 Close and latch all access doo...

Page 18: ...he airflow set point When the system can no longer maintain airflow a warning will be provided on the touchscreen In the event of a warning or failure on the touchscreen refer to the troubleshooting s...

Page 19: ...en When you want to use the unit just tap the screen with your finger and it will change to the main display screen shown in Figure 6 The home display screen shown in Figure 6 will be displayed during...

Page 20: ...a change of 1 This will increase or decrease the airflow adjustment by 1 for each touch of the up or down arrows The second method of airflow adjustment is to touch the box that shows the percentage...

Page 21: ...3 6 Customer Settings The standard customer settings screen shown in Figure 13 will allow the operator to make General Setting changes without a password The Locked Settings will require a password t...

Page 22: ...long as the blower is in operation The last mode is Down Time cleaning This cleaning mode can be used in conjunction with all previous modes The selection of this mode is for cleaning the filters aft...

Page 23: ...lected at order time and loaded into the PNP at the factory The Auto Flow Settings will allow the unit to maintain a precise operating point based on a desired air volume The operator will select an a...

Page 24: ...g or replacing filter elements Dust accumulated on the filter elements can result in irritation of the lungs skin and or eyes When the primary filters reach the point of not being able to maintain pro...

Page 25: ...ing handle is mounted on the bottom side of the bin which should be slid outward and can pivoted upward for a more ergonomic and convenient removal of the bin from the dust drawer 5 Once removed from...

Page 26: ...clean no leaks Screen Displayed Warning Possible Causes Recommended Solu ons Filter Cau on Filters approaching end of life Replace filter s soon ensure proper pulse cleaning opera on increase down me...

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Page 28: ...3 m 5 33 10082 0002 AFTER FILTER HEPA 99 97 0 3 m 6 39 10008 0006 CONTROLS PANEL LATCH 10mm HEX 7 39 10058 FLUSH MOUNT FILTER CABINET LATCH 8 39 10059 FLUSH MOUNT MOTOR CABINET LATCH TOOL OPERATED 11...

Page 29: ...25 DUSTHOG PNP Series PNP 12 Figure 24 PNP Replacement Parts 61 10123...

Page 30: ...26 DUSTHOG PNP Series A1 Transformer 575 480 8 Appendix Wiring Diagrams 04 001886...

Page 31: ...27 DUSTHOG PNP Series A2 One Blower Controls 04 001830...

Page 32: ...28 DUSTHOG PNP Series A3 Two Blower Controls 04 001831...

Page 33: ...29 DUSTHOG PNP Series A4 Three Blower Controls 04 001832...

Page 34: ...30 DUSTHOG PNP Series A5 Four Blower Controls 04 001881...

Page 35: ...31 DUSTHOG PNP Series A6 Remote Panel Controls 04 001868...

Page 36: ...32 DUSTHOG PNP Series A7 One Blower Remote Controls 04 001833 A7...

Page 37: ...33 DUSTHOG PNP Series A8 A8 Two Blower Remote Controls 04 001834...

Page 38: ...34 DUSTHOG PNP Series A9 Three Blower Remote Controls 04 001863...

Page 39: ...35 DUSTHOG PNP Series A10 Four Blower Remote Controls 04 001864...

Page 40: ...ormal use or misuse misapplication or normal wear and tear e Equipment not properly installed operated and maintained under normal conditions and recommended applications As Buyers exclusive remedy fo...

Page 41: ...f troubleshooting effort details 5 Description of physical location and or environment details The Buyer shall cooperate with PARKER in its investigation and provide full information and documentation...

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