Congratulations on the purchase of our carbon dioxide (CO
unique design and top quality components make it the best CO
ment system available to the home gardener. Check all your parts carefully
against the diagram and components listed below.
PLEASE READ ALL DIRECTIONS CAREFULLY
BEFORE SETTING UP YOUR SYSTEM.
systems are guaranteed to the original owner for 3 years from the date of purchase. Misuse, abuse, or failure to follow
instructions are not covered. If you have a problem, recheck your system and timer to isolate the problem. If this doesnʼt rem-
edy the situation, call the place of purchase to get a Return Authorization for the faulty part. Send only that part. Unauthorized
returns will not be accepted. Save your receip
invoice — a copy is required for all warranty work.
Before attaching the regulator to the
CO2 tank, slowly open the tank valve wide open for 3-5
seconds to blow out any sediment that may be in the tank
valve. Reclose the valve tightly.
ing the tank valve, do it extremely slowly to avoid damag-
ing the inner seals in the regulator.
2. Make sure the washer is seated evenly in the regulator
valve. Then attach regulator assembly to tank.
DO NOT OPEN THE TANK VALVE YET.
3. Insert the shorter extension tube into the plastic fitting on
the back of the flowmeter.
4. Take the other end of the extension tube and insert it onto
the “T” fitting as shown.
The distribution ring is designed to be suspended above the
plants in a circular pattern.
1. First screw the eyelets in according to the diagram.
2. Then thread the tubing through them in a circular pattern
3. Connect the return end to the other side of the “T” fitting.
CO2 is heavier than air and will spread downward from the distri-
Make sure the distribution tubing is secured and
does not interfere with your lighting or light movement systems.
Once the system is securely attached and set up, your regulator
1. Plug your solenoid cord into the timer and rotate the dial
until the tabs are in an “ON” position.
open the tank valve until it is fully open.
3. Now, using a screwdriver and a crescent wrench adjust the
PSI gauge so it reads 30 PSI.
5. Unplug the solenoid valve.
TANK NOT INCLUDED
Distribution tubing included
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