Bulletin TI-NITROFLOW TG2-G
Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual
TI-NITROFLOWTG2
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Location of the generator with proper ventilation is critical. Install the generator in a clean, well
ventilated area. To provide adequate ventilation and servicing for the generator, a minimum
clearance distance of 30 inches in front and in the rear is required (see Figure 5). Fresh intake
ventilation for the generator enters from the bottom and sides, while warm exhaust air exits from
the right, rear side. A minimum of 3 inches clearance is required on both sides of the generator
(see Figure 6).
For the NA Model:
The NitroFlow TG2 Generator Series requires one electrical power outlet: a
dedicated grounded 208 to 254VAC, 60Hz, single phase, minimum 30Amp circuit breaker with a
NEMA 6-30R or L6-30R receptacle (see Figure 7).
Parker requires purchasing a step-down
transformer if your facility voltage is 255 or higher or a step-up transformer if your voltage
decreases below 208VAC.
See the accessory section on page 17. Main supply voltage
fluctuations must be within ±10% of the nominal main supply voltage.
For the JA and WD Models:
The NitroFlow TG2 Generator Series, rated at 230V, 50 Hz, single
phase, 13A fully loaded installation requires the following electrical setup:
1
The supply line should be dedicated to the generator. No other equipment should operate
using the same line.
2
The service should be capable of carrying 20 amperes. The wire gauge should be sized
accordingly.
3
The service should be protected by up to a minimum 20 Amp circuit breaker. The value
is based on the application/equipment requirements as well as the electrical components’
tolerance and uncontrollable external variables.
The generator is for indoor use only. Do not install outdoors.
The generator must be
installed in a climate controlled room. The ambient temperature of the air surrounding the
generator should not exceed 85°F (29°C) or be below 60°F (16°C).
The relative humidity of
the ambient should not exceed 43% at 85°F
. Do not locate the generator where hot exhaust
air from other heat generating sources may be drawn into the generator. The area should be
free of excessive dust, toxic or flammable gases, solvent fumes, and moisture. An exhaust vent
attachment is available to route exhaust away from the generator(see Figure 5). The diameter of
the exhaust vent ducting must be six inches. An in-line duct fan, capable of exhausting 226 CFM,
is required for ducting greater than 15 feet. See Accessory Parts table on Page 17 for details.
The Parker Balston NitroFlow TG2 Generator Series creates minimal noise during operation. The
noise generated is about 49dB at one meter. Periodically there is an air discharge noise from the
drain port eliminating accumulated fluids in the prefilters and receiver tank. The noise and heat
generated by the unit should be considered when selecting an installation location. A silencer
kit is included for the drain discharge noise. There is also a pump “burp” noise lasting a few
seconds each time the generator is shut down. This is the compressor depressurizing the pump
during shutdown.
Figure 5
Figure 6
Location
Utilities
