12 Rev 007, 04/12
© SP Scientific 2012
Now that the unit has its cooling medium, it is time to tie the hook the unit up to your
process. But first:
Press the I/O button to shut off the pump. 1.
Move the rocker switch to the EMO (O) position. 2.
Replace panels. 3.
Optional High Pressure Bypass Hook-up
The high-pressure bypass allows the user to control the pressure of the process fluid
going to the application. This can be particularly useful if an application is sensitive to
pressure such as a glass jacketed reaction vessel.
1) Thread Part 1 onto the
process fluid output and
tighten. The barb should face
toward the back of the unit.
Long side of insulation goes
down. (remember to use pipe
thread sealant on all metal to
metal connections)
2) Thread Part 2 onto the
process fluid input and tighten.
The opening should point
toward right-hand side of the
machine (operators right when
looking at the control panel).
Long side of insulation goes
Part 2 and tighten so
that the hose points
toward the back of the
4) Pull insulation on Part
3’s hose back and slide
the hose clamp (Part 4)
5) Slide the hose from Part 3 all the way
onto the hose barb on Part 1. Position the
hose clamp (Part 4) and tighten so that
the hose is firmly gripped between the
hose barb and the hose clamp.
Connect process fluid lines to
Parts 1 and 2 as per the