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CO
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- pressure regulator regular
The pressure regulator regular
has been especially designed for use with either marine or fresh
water aquaria. To ensure maximum service life, dependable performance and trouble-free
operation, read and follow all instructions.
1.
Technical data
Type:
regular
Code-No.:
71011
Flow rate:
70 – 1,200 ml/min.
Max. pressure:
120 bar
Gas:
CO
2
only, working pressure 70 bar
Material:
brass, chrome-plated
Working pressure:
1.5 bar (at 70 bar primary pressure), firmly adjusted
Pressure gauges:
2 pieces, plastic-coated for working pressure and storage pressure
Adjustment of CO² flow:
needle valve
Fig. 1:
Available spare parts: Please refer to
www.aqua-medic.de.
2.
In general
Installation
1.
Working pressure gauge
2.
Storage pressure gauge
3.
Needle valve
4.
CO
2
hose fitting
5.
Nut for hose
6.
O-ring, washer
7.
Mounting nut (for bottle)
8.
O-Ring
The pressure in CO
2
bottles is much too high
to be handled safely without a proper
pressure regulation. Solenoid valves, used for
aquariums, are safe for a pressure up to a
maximum of 10 bars. Standard tubing may
be used up to 1 bar, special CO
2
tubes up to
6 bars. The pressure in a CO
2
bottle varies,
depending
on
the
room
temperature,
between 60 and 70 bar. In order to reduce
this pressure down to the optimum working
pressure of the Aqua Medic CO
2
system, a
pressure regulator is needed. The CO
2
pressure regulator regular is best suited for
this purpose. It is a rugged instrument,
engineered to withstand regular use while
providing sufficient delicate regulation. The
pressure regulator regular is a complete top
class instrument. The whole unit is chrome-
plated to improve the corrosion- resistance.
The unit is fitted with 2 chrome-plated
pressure gauges. The primary pressure gauge
shows the CO
2
pressure inside of the bottle.
This pressure is 60 - 70 bar as long as there is
liquid CO
2
left in the bottle. The second
pressure gauge shows the fixly adjusted
working pressure of 1.5 bar (between 1 and 2
bar).