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Hydraulic Power Pack
Owner’s Manual
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Manual-O, Hydraulic Power Pack – Part # 10013914-B
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Utilities interconnection and the materials required for interconnection to Sonny’s
equipment are the responsibility of the customer!
All connections and repairs MUST ONLY be performed by Licensed Professionals.
Perform all trade work in compliance with all applicable local and national codes.
Hydraulic
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The installer is to provide materials, install pressure, and return lines to and from the
hydraulic power pack flow control valves and the equipment to be operated. These lines
may be Schedule 80 BIP, or hose rated at least 2200PSI. Minimum 18 inch long flexible
hose should be used at each termination. It is recommended that the return line from the
last hydraulic motor in a circuit to the power pack return filter be one size larger than the
pressure line (example:
pressure line is ½ inch… return line should be ¾ inch). This
practice extends the life of the hydraulic motors and pump by reducing line friction and oil
temperature.
Electrical
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The Customer’s Electrician is to provide materials and install 208VAC or 230VAC or
460VAC, 3-phase, 60Hz power to the electric motor on the hydraulic power pack from a
properly sized three pole circuit breaker and motor starter with three thermal overloads.
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The Customer’s Electrician is to provide materials and install single phase power (24VAC
or 110VAC) from the Customer supplied start/stop system, through the low oil level switch
on the hydraulic power pack to the motor starter coil for the hydraulic power pack.
Technical Disclaimer
Although building codes have been considered in developing all drawings, verification of
site-specific conditions and compliance with federal, state, and local building codes, it is
the exclusive responsibility of the customer and/or architect and engineer to verify
compliance.
UTILITY REQUIREMENTS