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Table of Contents 

Introduction ......................................................................................................................................................................... 3

 

Description of the hazard symbols ...................................................................................................................................... 3

 

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System overview ........................................................................................................................................................ 4

 

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Surface ....................................................................................................................................................................... 5

 

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Water-side connection ................................................................................................................................................ 5

 

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Elektrical connection ................................................................................................................................................... 6

 

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Commissioning ........................................................................................................................................................... 7

 

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Operation .................................................................................................................................................................... 8

 

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First use ...................................................................................................................................................................... 8

 

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Malfunction ................................................................................................................................................................. 9

 

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Maintenance ............................................................................................................................................................... 9

 

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Waranty ................................................................................................................................................................ 10

 

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Technical data ...................................................................................................................................................... 11

 

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Appendix .............................................................................................................................................................. 12

 

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Document history ................................................................................................................................................. 12

 

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Final ..................................................................................................................................................................... 12

 

 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for ExitOxy

Page 1: ...ExitOxy User manual Type Usermanual Date 22 05 2019 Version Revision Versie 2 2 Revisie 00 Status Accepted Company PRESSCON Location Honselersdijk ...

Page 2: ...e hazard symbols 3 1 System overview 4 2 Surface 5 3 Water side connection 5 4 Elektrical connection 6 5 Commissioning 7 6 Operation 8 7 First use 8 8 Malfunction 9 9 Maintenance 9 10 Waranty 10 11 Technical data 11 12 Appendix 12 13 Document history 12 14 Final 12 ...

Page 3: ... work is conducted 2 DANGEROUS VOLTAGE Forbidden to work on the system if the power is on 8 HOT PARTS Do not touch parts with bare hands Use heat resistant clothing 3 DANGEROUS TO INHALE GAS Avoid the specified area or wear appropriate breathing equipment 9 MOVING PARTS Risk of getting stuck or injuries to limbs Turn the machine off completely before working on it 4 NOISE Wear ear protection to pr...

Page 4: ...1 Air vent 2 Level sensor stop 3 Vacuum overpressure manometer 4 Degassing tank 5 Level sensor start 6 Level sensor minimal 7 Disk valve 8 Ball valve 9 Control cabinet 10 Centrifugal pomp 11 Supply terminal Inlet 12 Retour terminal Outlet 13 Dirt trap Figure 1 System overview ...

Page 5: ...f the machine If the water temperature is higher than 40 C it is possible that this is detrimental to the life span In this case it is advised to install the ExitOxy together with PRESSCON or a licensed installer For the waterside connection of the ExitOxy apply the following steps Connect the inlet Figure 4 No 2 to the return pipes of the central heating system Figure 4 No 1 The size of the inlet...

Page 6: ...tmeter or multi meter to check if the cable is voltage free Is there a voltage Let an authorized electrician shut off the power Is the head switch in the OFF position Figure 5 No 1 Figure 6 Put this if needed in the desired position If the above points are met the supply can be safely connected I ON O OFF Figure 6 Main switch Step 1 Insert the supplied power cable into the ExitOxy switch panel Fin...

Page 7: ...fill up with water The air vent Figure 7 No 2 on the top side of the degasser tank will blow of air as the tank is filled up When the air vent stops blowing off the degasser tank is filled Now first check the direction of the pump Pay attention The degasser tank has to be filled with water Under no circumstance it is allowed to let the pump run dry This will damage the pump Put the switch Figure 7...

Page 8: ...the tank and because of the under pressure air bubbles will be released These are stored in the top of the system If a lot of air gets into the system the pump will stop and the system will be filled off with water and blows all the oxygen through the air vent on the top of the ExitOxy If there is no air present in the system the pump will turn on off less easily The system will also blow off less...

Page 9: ...es Malfunction Description Pump thermally inoperative The thermal protection of the water pump is addressed because the power usage of the pump has been too high Open the switch panel of the ExitOxy and reset the thermal protection Figure 5 No 4 Research then the cause of the high power usage of the pump Water level minimal The water in the degasser tank has been too low because the water has been...

Page 10: ...tate encountered because of negligence accidents etc The warranty includes compensation of defect components and equipment if the defect is proved Defect parts and equipment that are replaced become property of PRESSCON With regard to the products supplied by PRESSCON in the Netherlands PRESSCON refers to the general terms and conditions All terms and conditions for supply of goods and or services...

Page 11: ...ow rate m h 400 m h Number of level sensors 3 Type level sensors Meetpen elektrode Noise level dB A 76 Allowed stance The ExitOxy only functions in a straight standing stance The ExitOxy is securely attached to the local pipe network and can therefore not move after mounting The ExitOxy can however still function properly when it is turned over the yaw axis or slightly tilted over de roll axis or ...

Page 12: ...owed temperature 2 1_R00 07 02 2017 Chapter 3 Description provided with the size of the inlet and outlet connection Chapter 8 Malfunction added to the manual Chapter 9 Maintenance added to the manual Chapter 10 Warranty added to the manual Chapter 11 Technical data added to the manual 2 2_R00 22 05 2019 Chapter 4 Added description about the power supply cable at the pre checkpoints 14 Final This m...

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