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INSTALLATION (CONTINUED)
C
ONNECT TO A
V
ACUUM
S
UPPLY
S
OURCE
The BACTRON requires a supply of vacuum to
perform pass box and arm port cycles. The BACTRON
may be connected to either a building vacuum supply
system,
or the vacuum pump provided with the unit.
Connect to a Building Vacuum Supply System
An in-house system must be capable of evacuating a
minimum of 25 inches (63.5 cm) of mercury. Carry out
this procedure to connect the BACTRON to a building
vacuum supply system.
1. Connect a 3/8 inch hose from the in-house system
to the VAC IN port on the left side of the
BACTRON.
2. Do not supply vacuum to the BACTRON at this
time.
- OR -
Connect the Vacuum Pump
Cary out this procedure to connect the vacuum pump included with the BACTRON.
1. Place the vacuum pump in a well-ventilated location adjacent to the
BACTRON.
a. The pump must be ventilated to prevent overheating. An overheated
vacuum pump can become a fire hazard.
2. Connect the 3/8 inch hose from the vacuum pump barb adaptor to the
BACTRON VAC IN port.
3. Plug the vacuum pump power cord into the circular power outlet labeled VAC
on the power supply panel, located on the back of the BACTRON.
4. Make sure there are no kinks in the vacuum line running from the pump to the
BACTRON.
Do not plug the vacuum pump power plug into a wall outlet! This will run the
pump non-stop, rather than only when needed by the BACTRON. Continual
operations risks overheating the pump and greatly reduces its lifespan.
Figure 12: Vacuum
Pump (9740502)
Figure 11: Connection to a
Vacuum Supply Source
Figure 13:
Vacuum Pump
Power Outlet