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GENERAL SAFETY INFORMATION
A filter housing is potentially hazardous if used improperly, and without complying with the instructions included
in this document. This document describes permissible uses, applicable safety regulations and prescribes
training for maintenance personnel – refer to Table 2.
Do not perform unauthorised modifications or repairs; Parker is not liable for any
modifications undertaken by end users.
Do not operate outside of the pressure and temperature rating – refer to section 4.
Do not install in an active seismic zone or where weather may impart additional loads.
Do not use in an ATEX designated zone, unless the filter housing is rated to do so with
the appropriate control measures implemented that conform to the governing
regulations, directives and standards in the country of use.
Do not use with fluids and/or under conditions that are different to the design
specification.
Do use in a manner that is deemed contrary to specific national or regional regulations.
Do not use spare parts that are not specific to the model or type of filter housing
installed.
Compliance to National and local codes of practice, environmental regulations and
Health & Safety directives have precedence over this guidance.
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Installation, operation and maintenance should only be performed by competent
personnel using appropriate risk assessment methodology.
Read and understand any documentation provided for the accessories and comply
with the instructions for use.
Suitable protective systems should be fitted to prevent out of control events.
Filter housings must be supported to connecting pipework, as they are not designed
to sustain load, vibration or cyclic loading.
The filter housing should be maintained and inspected regularly to ensure it meets the
design specification during its service life.
If the filter housing shows signs of damage it must not be placed into service.
Residual process fluid in the filter housing or on used filters cartidges may lead to
injury or death.
Rapid depressurisation may lead to injury or death.
Poorly installed, operated and maintained pressure equipment may lead to injury or
death.
Table 2
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Directive 2014/68/EU relating to the making available on the market of pressure equipment
