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Voyager II & Open Voyager II Nitrox System
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13.0 Installing the Nitrox System
If any information in this manual conflicts with any of the other manuals, call Nuvair before
proceeding.
The Nuvair Voyager II should never be operated in a facility where the room temperature
exceeds 104
o
F (40
o
C) while the system is in use. Operation at higher temperatures may lead
to system damage and malfunction. A damaged membrane will not produce the correct Nitrox
mixture which can lead to severe personal injury if the gas is used for diving purposes without
proper analysis.
13.1 Precautions
1) Please read all information supplied before physically installing the Nitrox System.
2) Unpack the system and remove from the pallet. Visually inspect the system to make sure there
has been no damage during shipping. If damaged, please call Nuvair to file a damage report.
Please take photos and supply detailed information about the damage.
3) Place the system in a location that allows a minimum spacing of 18” from adjacent walls. Select a
location where ambient room temperature will never exceed 100
o
F (38
o
C).
4) The Heater Thermostat has been set in the factory. Do not adjust.
13.2 Attaching Nitrogen Discharge Hose (Optional)
-The nitrogen discharge from the Membrane on the
Voyager II exits into the exhaust air fan. The fan
pushes over 3000 cfm of exhaust air. As long as the
fan is functioning there will be no need for an outside
optional discharge.
-The Nitrogen Discharge on the Membrane System for the
Open Voyager II can also have a hose attached to re-route Nitrogen flow to a remote outlet.
Pure nitrogen is a colorless, odorless, tasteless gas that will not support life.
Breathing gas mixtures containing more than 84% nitrogen at surface
pressures will lead to unconsciousness and may cause death.
The nitrogen discharge from the membrane should be vented to a well-
ventilated room or to open air with good circulation. Failure to isolate the
discharge from the air intake of the membrane system or LP compressor could
lead to incorrect Nitrox mixtures, resulting in serious personal injury or death.
If you allow this pure nitrogen to accumulate in an enclosed space, anyone entering this
space will quickly lose consciousness and will die if not immediately resuscitated.