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LIZ-060 October 26, 2020 Rev03

5.2.1 SUPPLY MONITOR FROM THE SIDE A INLET

Blue shading in Figure 5.2.1 indicates water delivered to the monitor from the Side A

Inlet. When a water supply is introduced from a standpipe or hydrant below the Booster,

the swing-check valve (clapper) within the Booster will remain closed to keep Port C3

sealed. Clapper position can be verified visually by viewing the position indicator shown

in Figure 5.1. The water supply will flow through the Booster to the monitor with minimal

pressure loss as described in 

Section 6.0

.

To boost the discharge pressure or introduce foam solution to the monitor, 

(see section

5.2.2)

.

5.2.2 SUPPLY MONITOR FROM LDH INLET PORT C3 (BOOST PRESSURE OR INTRODUCE FOAM)

Blue shading in Figure 5.2.2A and B indicates water delivered from

the standpipe or hydrant below, and purple shading indicates water

that has been supplemented by a pump and/or foam injection device.

To  boost  the  discharge  pressure  or  introduce  foam  solution  to  the

monitor, follow the steps below.
When the water supply is from an HUM installed below the Booster,

see LIZ-055 for complete instructions. For water supplies from other

sources, follow the instructions below.

1. Close valve installed upstream of the Booster Side A Inlet.

2. Connect a hose from the water supply to LDH Inlet Port C3 of

the  Booster.  Pumps  and/or foam injection  devices  should be

connected in this hose line.

3. After  all  connections  have  been  made,  introduce  the  water

supply.  When  water  reaches  the  Booster,  the  swing-check

valve  (clapper)  will swing  open and  the monitor will begin  to

flow.  Clapper position can be verified visually  by viewing  the

position indicator shown in Figure 5.1.

4. The pump may now be throttled to achieve the desired nozzle

performance.  The  pressure  ratings  of  the  Booster  and  the

monitor  must  not  be  exceeded.  To  estimate  pressure  loss

through the Booster 

(see section 6.0)

.

5. When  operation  is  completed,  shut  off  the  water  supply  and

disconnect all hoses. The Side A Inlet of the Booster must be

drained through the  upstream  device to  which it  is mounted.

See Section 5.3 on page 19.

NOTICE

To avoid back flow into the water supply, a valve must be closed upstream of the Side A Inlet. The

TFT HUM and IVUM are suitable valves for this purpose. 

PORT

C3

Figure 5.2.1

PORT

C1

PORT

C3

To avoid backflow

into water supply,

valve must be closed

upstream of Side A inlet

PORT

C3

To avoid backflow

into water supply,

valve must be closed

upstream of Side A inlet

Figure 5.2.2A

Figure 5.2.2B

Summary of Contents for ZCH1T1-OSC

Page 1: ...and maintenance personnel with the operation servicing and safety procedures associated with this product This manual should be kept available to all operating and maintenance personnel Model ZCF1T3...

Page 2: ...The purpose of the proof test is to be con dent the valve design may be safely operated at the rated operating pressure SAMPLE CONFIGURATIONS Model ZBAD31X00 with 4 ANSI 150 on side B 6 Storz on port...

Page 3: ...ANSI 150 FLANGE INLET ADAPTER SIDE A OPTION G 4 3 MONITOR COMPATIBILITY AND INSTALLATION 4 3 1 MONITOR INSTALLATION USING CODE RPM DIRECT CONNECTION SIDE B OPTIONS 1 AND 2 4 3 2 MONITOR INSTALLATION U...

Page 4: ...ly hose may reduce water flow and cause injury or death to persons dependent on water flow Avoid tight bends to minimize risk of hose line kinks WARNING Injury or damage can occur from an inadequately...

Page 5: ...An alternate pulley set stored within the safety guard allows the oscillating speed to be doubled by exchanging the pulleys using common hand tools The Booster OSC is compatible with TFT Monsoon Typh...

Page 6: ...ong with the corresponding weights and dimensions The model number and unique serial number of each Booster are located on the label above the external automatic drain as shown in Figure 3 4 Go to tft...

Page 7: ...pter installed is designed for direct connection to the Task Force Tips Industrial Valve Under Monitor IVUM and Hydrant Under Monitor HUM Either of these products provide the valve needed to shut off...

Page 8: ...rz 1T ZCC3 1T 3 2 1 4 6 0 Storz 1X ZCC3 1X 8 7 4 0 3 5 NH female thread 4N ZCC3 4N 3 1 1 4 4 0 NH female thread 4P ZCC3 4P 2 2 1 0 4 5 NH female thread 4R ZCC3 4R 3 6 1 6 5 0 NH female thread 4T ZCC3...

Page 9: ...overlap with the main valve body are excluded from these dimensions SIDE B OPTIONS character position 6 CHARACTER PART NUMBER WEIGHT lb WEIGHT kg CODE RPM DIRECT CONNECTION STRAIGHT 1 A1026 1 8 0 8 C...

Page 10: ...of residual Loctite in the screw holes 5 Follow steps 1 through 5 in Section 4 2 1 6 Install pulley housing using the four 3 8 16 x 1 5 long screws that were originally installed Apply Loctite 242 blu...

Page 11: ...4 2 4 INSTALLATION USING 3 ANSI 150 FLANGE INLET ADAPTER SIDE A OPTION G When Side A option G is specified the 3 ANSI 150 Flange Inlet Adapter is pre installed on side A of the Booster Four 5 8 11 x...

Page 12: ...injury Do not install shutoff valves downstream of Booster Do not exceed the lowest maximum operating pressure rating of any devices assembled together Do not exceed the lowest maximum flow of any of...

Page 13: ...does not interfere with RC monitor Power Com Cable if applicable Reposition Clamp if needed 5 Tighten each screw gradually until both are finger tight with approximately equal spacing between opposit...

Page 14: ...specified with inlet option W swivel base for Booster OSC only 1 Verify O ring size 243 is installed on monitor inlet barb and is free of debris Apply silicone grease over O ring 2 Depress the red lat...

Page 15: ...ource to boost the pressure available to the monitor Port C3 also allows an inline eductor or other foam injection system to be attached to supply foam solution to the monitor See Section 6 0 on page...

Page 16: ...or water supplies from other sources follow the instructions below 1 Close valve installed upstream of the Booster Side A Inlet 2 Connect a hose from the water supply to LDH Inlet Port C3 of the Boost...

Page 17: ...with vehicle access routs maintained using hose bridges when needed The Booster and monitor can be relocated again and again to coordinate with re construction progress of fire main replacement progra...

Page 18: ...03 5 2 3 3 DIRECT CONNECT WITH BROKEN HYDRANT Figure 5 2 3 3 5 2 3 4 CONNECTION WHEN THERE IS NO WATER MAIN Figure 5 2 3 4 MONITOR BOOSTER BLIND FLANGE HYDRANT HOSE FLOW PORT C3 OUT OF SERVICE PORT C3...

Page 19: ...use a wrench to manually rotate the external OSC drive hex shaft and then pivot the monitor by hand B When flowing Continue to gently push the monitor against the toggle point As the oscillating mecha...

Page 20: ...e 20 x 75 long screw from center of one pulley and set the parts aside temporarily Repeat for other pulley 3 Loosen thumb nut Section 8 2 number 9 on bottom of safety guard section 8 2 number 2 Remove...

Page 21: ...e B outlet of the Booster only and does not include pressure losses of any upstream or downstream equipment such as hoses monitors and nozzles Figure 6 0 0 0 5 1 1 5 2 2 5 3 0 2000 4000 6000 8000 0 5...

Page 22: ...ge of its obligations under this limited warranty If TFT makes this election claimant shall return the equipment to TFT free and clear of any liens and encumbrances This is a limited warranty The orig...

Page 23: ...8 1 SERVICE TESTING In accordance with NFPA 1962 equipment must be tested a minimum of annually Units failing any part of this test must be removed from service repaired and retested upon completion...

Page 24: ...LACED BACK IN SERVICE appliances must be inspected to this list 1 There is no obvious damage such as missing broken or loose parts dents cracks corrosion or other defects that could impair operation 2...

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