Ecolab EcoPro - Page 61

4.2.1 Connecting suction and pressure tubes (dosing lines)
CAUTION!
When connecting the suction and pressure tube, make sure that the
O-rings
are mounted on the connections in order to achieve the necessary
sealing.
To protect the metering system, we strongly recommend the use of a
suction lance with empty signal provision and mud guard from our accessory
programme. The empty signal provision causes the pump to cut off if the
medium in the container drops below a certain level.
In this section we highlight the most commonly used "pipe-hose connection".
Further variants are described in detail in the full operating instructions for your
pump.
Ä ‘Available instructions’ on page 3
Hose connection with tapered part and clamping piece
A
B
A1 B1
1
2 3
4 5 6
4
3
1
2
3
1
4
5
6
Fig. 7: Pipe-to-hose connection with tapered part
1
Hose
2
Union nut
3
Clamping part
4
Tapered part
5
O-ring
6
Suction valve, pressure valve
A
Pipe or hose connection
A1
Slide the hose onto the tapered part
B
Valve connection
B1
Tighten the union nut
1.
Cut of
f the hose with a straight cut ( Fig. 7 ,
1
).
2.
Slide the union nut
2
over the hose
1
.
3.
Slide the clamp
3
over the hose
1
.
4.
Slide the hose
1
onto the tapered part
4
up to the stop collar (for details,
A1
).
5.
Slide the tensioning piece
3
towards the tapered part
4
until you feel resistance.
6.
Place the o-ring
5
in the groove of the suction or pressure valve
6
.
7.
T
ighten the union nut
2
(for details, see
B1
).
4.3 Electrical installation
Personnel:
n
Qualified electrician
Assembly and connection
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