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Manual Manifold
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Note - ‘VF’ size cylinders are typically used for CO2.
Note - If option high pressure bank valves are used (see figure
1, item 14) the manifold width increases by 110mm per side.
CAUTION: Supplied fixings are for use with
solid masonry type walls only. Typical panel weight
is 15kg.
Figure 4 - Typical Installation For use with ‘VF’ Type
Cylinders
2.1.6 Braze the pipework using the fluxless brazing
technique with a nitrogen purge.
CAUTION: Ensure the brazed connection
point is isolated from any other pipeline source of
supply.
2.1.7 Undo the securing nuts on the pipeline
connection and insert the ‘O’ ring supplied into the
connection grooves and tighten.
2.1.8 The pipework should be secured to the
wall using munsen rings (not supplied). It is
recommended to install the first pipe support to the
supplied ø22mm OD stub pipe
(Item 10, figure 1)
.
The next support fixture should typically be installed
within 2m of the first.
2.1.9 The ø28mm exhaust line
(Optional supply
- Item 11, figure 1)
shall be brazed using fluxless
brazing technique with nitrogen purge.
CAUTION: The ø28mm exhaust line (Item 11,
figure 1) needs to be piped away from the manifold
room to a safe location, to prevent buildup of waste
gas in an enclosed space in the event of a regulator
failure.
Note - Image
shows
optional
exhaust and
terminal
box.
CAUTION: Do not reduce the diameter of
the pipe used for the exhaust line. For long runs
the pipe diameter may need to be increased to
prevent back pressure.
2.2 Cylinder Content Alarm
Terminal Box (Optional Supply)
2.2.1 Use a flat bladed screw driver to open the
terminal cover at the corners.
2.2.2 Wire the cylinder content alarm as shown
in
figure 5
.
Note - Line contact module must be used when
connecting to a Medipoint alarm panel.
