White Knight PPMC300, Owner'S Manual

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Copyright © 2022 White Knight Fluid Handling | A Graco company 6 October 2022
4.5 Connections
The pump has 5 connections:
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Fluid Inlet Port: This port is to be connected to the fluid reservoir that is to be pumped. Standard Flaretek
and Pillar compatible options available. See ordering instructions.
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Fluid Outlet Port: This is the pump outlet and should be connected to where the pump is to pump the
fluid. Standard Flaretek and Pillar compatible options available. See ordering instructions.
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Exhaust Air Port: This port is to vent the exhaust air from the pumping operation. An orifice NPT plug is
connected to this port by default. If the user wants this air to exhaust to a remote location then the orifice
plug can be removed and connected to a tube via the 1
/8” FNPT port. Do not plug this port.
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CDA Input: This port is to supply the CDA input pressure. The pump will use this air pressure to
pressurize the discharge liquid. The discharge liquid pressure will be 6 times the CDA input pressure. Air
fitting is a 1
/8” FNPT port.
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Power & I/O Port: This is the electrical power port that supplies power to the on-board controller and to
the I/O. More information on the pin out and controls is found in section 6. Connection type male M12 5-
pin receptacle made by TURCK.
Exhaust Air Port
Power & I/O Connection:
Fluid Inlet Port
Fluid Outlet Port
CDA Input:
1/8in FNPT