Inciner8 A400-G, Руководство оператора

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Site Information
1. The A400 incinerators are designed for outdoor installation on a concrete slab
1.8m x 2.4m x 10cm thick this should be smooth and impervious to aid in
cleaning around the incinerator area. Drainage or some bunding around the
incinerator area is ideal to avoid any waste materials running off the concrete
slab.
2. The A400 may be installed in a three-sided shelter, but must comply with
local building and fire codes for clearances from combustible walls and
materials. A minimum clearance of 1.25m around the incinerator is
recommended for service and maintenance.
3. The incinerator should be sited away from animals, feed or bedding areas.
For health and safety reasons the incinerator area should be kept locked at all
times when not supervised.
Please note that it is essential to use an authorised technician for the electrical
and fuel installation and inspection
Electrical Service – 220 Volt, 50/60 HZ, 10 Amp
1. Electrical service can be supplied by plugging into the cordset.
NOTE: Polarity must be maintained or the burners will not operate. If burners ‘lock
out’ after approximately 5 seconds and the blower continues to operate, then the
polarity is incorrect. It should be corrected at the power source, not in the incinerator
control.
Fuel
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Install gas line with 18mm minimum diameter tubing or piping. Larger line
may be needed depending on the gas supply and regulator location.
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The A400 requires approx. 275,000 BTUH for operation
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Using soap solution leak test all gas connections
REGULATOR:
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Regulate LP gas to 11” (4.6cm) water column and natural gas to 7” (3cm)
water column.
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Use a properly sized regulator which maintains reduced pressure under static
conditions when no gas is flowing. (Dead end lock up)
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Do not exceed 14” (5.85cm) water column under static conditions when there
is no gas flow.
Pressure Gauge
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A gas pressure gauge is supplied with each incinerator and should be
threaded into the pressure tap on the cut off cock.