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Health and Safety
Comdronic Ltd takes every reasonable precaution to ensure that AC6 commissioning units
are designed, constructed, calibrated and tested for safe and trouble-free operation when
used in accordance with the operating instructions.
For safe operation, it is important that commissioning engineers read and understand the
instructions contained within this manual. It is also very important that those employed in
the function of commissioning are aware of the general hazards associated with the systems
being commissioned.
When working with the AC6, it is the user’s responsibility to ensure that any Personal
Protective Equipment (PPE) or clothing is worn as appropriate to the hazards potentially
present.
It is also the user’s responsibility to understand the Health and Safety issues relating to high
pressure systems, high temperature systems and systems containing flushing agents,
cleaning agents and/or antifreeze agents. This list is, however, not exhaustive.
Please note: whilst every effort is made to ensure that valve data is correct, Comdronic Ltd
cannot be held responsible for modifications, updates and new product additions. Valve
manufacturers invariably reserve the right to modify their products without notice and, as
such, delays in updating the Comdronic™ software may result. The user is advised to check
performance data (Kvs values) of specific valves prior to use.
3.
Description of Unit
The Comdronic AC6 Unit comprises the following:
Hand-held electronic manometer, enclosed in a removable rubber protector.
Quick-connect tubing set, complete with manually operated isolation valves.
A variety of adapters to connect to the majority of currently manufactured balancing valves.
Toolkit.
Lanyard for attachment of the unit to pipework etc.
Spare battery.
Instruction Manual
Quick Start Guide and Menu Map.
All above incorporated in a lightweight carrycase.
