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Connecting the piping
WARNING
In order to ensure that the gas meter is tight:
The pressure test nipple must not be twisted,
bent, or otherwise manipulated.
When installing, always secure the pressure test
nipple using a suitable spanner.
Functional safety and reliability are ensured only if
the material combination of the screw connector
and the pressure line are inter-matched.
Only use the olive and the attached union nut
supplied. The olive is secured to the sealing
sleeve.
When re-ordering, use original Parker EO pro-
gressive ring fittings PSR/DPR.
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Use corrosion-resistant, seamless precision steel
tube pursuant to DINEN10305-4 (external di-
ameter 6mm, material E235= 1.0308). For other
materials, use a suitable adapter and note the
Parker/EO recommendations.
Install pipes free of mechanical stress.
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8 Screw on the union nut by hand as far as it will
go.
At the same time, press the end of the pipe firmly
against the stop.
9 Mark the position of the union nut and tighten
with about 1½ turns.
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When reinstalling, the union nut will be turned to
the original position and then further tightened
through approx. 30°.
0 Once the installation and tightness test are com-
plete, see page6 (Tightness test), protect the
pressure test point against external access with
the sealing sleeve and the seal.
Pressure test point on outlet
connector (optional)
BS4161-compliant pressure test nipple
Use a 10 mm spanner to release/tighten the
test point screw.
The test nipple is secured to prevent it turning
with the screw.
Opening the test nipple
Remove the screw from the test nipple com-
pletely.
The gas connection is open.
Closing the test nipple
Insert the screw by hand as far as possible.
Tighten the screw with a torque of 3Nm +
0.5Nm.
Check for tightness, see page 6 (Tightness
test).
WARNING
If the test nipple has unexpectedly come loose,
the gas meter must be regarded as damaged and
must be replaced.
Tightness test
Check the pipework for leaks prior to installa-
tion of the gas meter, in case the pipework is
tested with a greater test pressure than the max.
allowable operating pressurep
max
for the gas
meter. Otherwise, the installed gas meter may
be damaged.
If a valve is integrated in the diaphragm gas me-
terBK, see page 3 (Diaphragm gas meters
with integrated valve), this must be opened for
the tightness test.
Ensure the customer’s consumers are closed.
Apply the test pressure slowly to the gas meter.
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If a pressure measuring line has been retrofitted
to the diaphragm gas meter, check this connec-
tion for tightness.

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Honeywell BK-G10MT Specifications

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BrandHoneywell
ModelBK-G10MT
CategoryMeasuring Instruments
LanguageEnglish

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