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Installation and Adjustment

1. Securely mount the NS-Pak enclosure to the wall using the    
    keyhole slots.
2. Confirm that all valves are closed. 
3. To prevent damage to equipment and personal injury, con     
    firm that the nitrogen cylinder is securely mounted in accor-  
    dance with appropriate local, state, or federal standards. 
4. Before connecting the Tank Pressure Regulator, inspect  

 

    both the cylinder outlet and the Tank Pressure Regulator  

       

    inlet for damaged threads or foreign matter. Remove foreign
    matter with a clean cloth, and replace cylinders or pressure    
    regulators having damaged threads. 
5.  Momentarily  open  the  cylinder  control  valve  a  small  amount               
    to dislodge any foreign matter from inside the valve and  

 

    prepare it for mounting the Tank Pressure Regulator. 
6. Apply thread sealant to male threads and tighten the Tank    
    Pressure Regulator to the cylinder control valve securely  

 

    with a wrench. Do not over tighten. 
7. Using the the stainless steel hose provided, connect the  

 

    Tank Pressure regulator to the inlet of the NS-Pak assembly.
8. Using the stainless steel hose provided, connect the NS- 

 

    Pak outlet to the open port provided for pneumatic supply 
    to the sprinkler system (see note 1). 
9. Before applying pressure to the system, turn the adjustment  
    screw on the System Pressure Regulator within the NS-Pak    
    fully counterclockwise. 

10. Open the cylinder control valve and supply inlet valve in    
      the NS-Pak.
11. Open the Bypass Valve and the NS-Pak Outlet Valve to  

 

      allow nitrogen to flow into the system piping. 
12. When the system pressure rises to within 2 psi of required   
      system pressure, fully close the Bypass Valve. 
13. Slowly turn the adjustment screw of the System Pressure    
      Regulator clockwise to increase pressure to the level 
      required by the system. Tighten the lock-nut on the System   
      Pressure Regulator. 
14. If necessary adjust the pressure setting of the System  

 

      Pressure Switch based upon the system pressure
      (see note 2).
15. Use a soap solution at all joints to verify leak-tight connec-  
      tions. 

Notes:

1.   The check valve provided with the stainless steel hose  

 

      must be installed in the horizontal position.
2.   The System Pressure Switch in the NS-Pak replaces the        
      low-pressure switch normally located at the dry pipe or 
      deluge valve. 

Model NS-Pak Components

Figure 4

Bulletin 254
May 2019

Page 5 of 7

www.reliablesprinkler.com

Pressure Regulator 
P/N 6999991570

Summary of Contents for NS-ASAM

Page 1: ...easy wall mounting Nitrogen Regulator For bottled nitrogen use on single or multiple systems Low pressure switch for nitrogen source General Description Reliable Nitrogen Automatic Pressure Maintenance Devices are designed to connect nitrogen cylinders to dry pipe and preaction systems The NS ASAM is designed to connect a primary and secondary cylinder or bank of cylinders to sin gle or multiple s...

Page 2: ...l admit nitrogen or air from the primary source until the primary source depletes to a pres sure of approximately 80 psi 5 5 bar Nitrogen or air from the secondary source is admitted through the NS ASAM when the pressure of the nitrogen or air supplied by the primary source is less than approximately 80 psi 5 5 bar A pressure switch in the NS ASAM is factory set to activate at a pressure of 90 psi...

Page 3: ...stem pressure fully close the Bypass Valve 11 Slowly turn the adjustment screw of the System Pressure Regulator clockwise to increase pressure to the level required by the system Tighten the lock nut on the System Pressure Regulator see note 2 12 If desired supervise the contacts of the Pressure Switch in accordance with NFPA 72 to provide notification that the primary nitrogen or air source is de...

Page 4: ...00 psi 6 9 bar The high pressure regulator supplies a field adjustable System Pressure Regulator in the NS Pak controlling pressure to the system As the cylinder pressure depletes below 90 psi 6 2 bar the Inlet Pressure Switch activates to indicate low nitrogen pressure and notify the owner that the nitrogen supply requires servicing The field adjustable System Pressure Switch switch is factory pr...

Page 5: ...nnect the NS Pak outlet to the open port provided for pneumatic supply to the sprinkler system see note 1 9 Before applying pressure to the system turn the adjustment screw on the System Pressure Regulator within the NS Pak fully counterclockwise 10 Open the cylinder control valve and supply inlet valve in the NS Pak 11 Open the Bypass Valve and the NS Pak Outlet Valve to allow nitrogen to flow in...

Page 6: ...ce Device fully counterclockwise 8 Open the cylinder control valve 9 Open the bypass valve of the Pressure Maintenance De vice to allow nitrogen to flow into system piping 10 When the system pressure rises to within 2 psi of required system pressure fully close the bypass valve 11 Slowly turn the adjustment screw of the Pressure Mainte nance Device regulator clockwise to increase pressure to the l...

Page 7: ...tion Any system main tenance or testing that involves placing a system component out of service may eliminate the fire protection that is provided by the fire protection system The Reliable Model NS ASAM NS Pak and Nitrogen Regulator shall periodically be given a thorough inspection and test NFPA 25 Inspection Testing and Maintenance of Water Based Fire Protection Systems provides minimum maintena...

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