DEMA 633AG-1 & 633AG-4 BLEND CENTER
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
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Pg. 3 of 6
Rev. F-42084
9/8/16
E 3 - 163BAG (4 GPM FLOW RATE PROPORTIONER - 1/4" BARB AND TUBING)
Metering Tip
Color
Injection Rates For Viscosities Shown
1 cps
75 cps
200 cps
Oz/Gal
Ratio
Oz/Gal
Ratio
Oz/Gal
Ratio
Tan
0.30
427-1
0.20
640-1
0.15
853-1
Orange
0.40
320-1
0.30
427-1
0.25
512-1
Turquoise
0.60
213-1
0.40
320-1
0.30
427-1
Pink
0.80
160-1
0.50
256-1
0.40
320-1
Light Blue*
1.00
128-1
0.70
183-1
0.45
284-1
Brown
1.20
107-1
0.80
160-1
0.50
256-1
Red
1.50
85-1
0.90
142-1
0.60
213-1
White
1.85
69-1
1.10
116-1
0.70
183-1
Green
2.00
64-1
1.25
102-1
0.80
160-1
Blue
2.50
51-1
1.50
85-1
0.82
156-1
Yellow
4.00
32-1
1.85
69-1
0.90
142-1
Black
5.50
23-1
2.00
64-1
0.94
136-1
Purple
8.80
15-1
2.40
53-1
0.96
133-1
Gray
11.65
11-1
2.50
51-1
1.00
128-1
No Tip
16.20
8-1
3.00
43-1
1.20
107-1
*Metering tip color was formerly clear. Note: All induction rates are base on a water pressure of 40 psi.
Leaner dilutions can be achieved by ordering DEMA ultra lean tip kit 100-15KU.
TABLE 4 - 163AG (4 GPM FLOW RATE PROPORTIONER - 3/8" BARB AND TUBING)
Metering
Tip Color
Injection Rates For Viscosities Shown
1 cps
75 cps
200 cps
Oz/Gal
Ratio
Oz/Gal
Ratio
Oz/Gal
Ratio
Clear
0.90
142-1
0.30
427-1
0.20
640-1
Purple
1.10
116-1
0.50
256-1
0.40
320-1
Yellow
1.80
71-1
1.00
128-1
0.70
183-1
Green
2.50
51-1
1.50
85-1
1.20
107-1
Pink
3.00
43-1
2.00
64-1
1.50
85-1
Turquoise
4.50
28-1
3.15
41-1
2.30
56-1
Black
4.80
27-1
3.75
34-1
2.80
46-1
Gray
6.70
19-1
4.80
27-1
3.35
38-1
Red
8.15
16-1
5.80
22-1
3.80
34-1
Blue
9.20
14-1
6.60
19-1
4.20
30-1
Brown
11.10
12-1
7.75
17-1
4.70
27-1
White
13.20
10-1
9.15
14-1
5.00
26-1
Orange
15.00
9-1
10.10
13-1
5.30
24-1
Lt. Blue*
16.70
8-1
11.10
12-1
5.50
23-1
Tan*
18.50
7-1
11.80
11-1
5.80
22-1
No Tip
19.40
6.6-1
13.00
10-1
6.20
21-1
Note: All induction rates are base on a water pressure of 40 psi. *These tips are not included in standard tip kit.
3.
OPERATION:
The blend center is now ready for use. Depressing a push button opens the valve, allowing water to flow through the
chemical proportioner that mixes chemical at the desired rate. The buttons are spring loaded to prevent accidental overflow
if unattended, but may be converted to locking buttons by cutting off the tab, at the notch. (See Figure 2) Pushing the
button and turning it a 1/4 turn clockwise at the end of its travel allows the valve to lock on. This makes it unnecessary for
the attendant to hold the button in while filling large containers. Turning the button in a counter clockwise direction will
release it, allowing the valve to shut off.
