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General| Brand | Linde |
|---|---|
| Model | HiQ REDLINE |
| Category | Controller |
| Language | English |
Operator must ensure personnel are trained and familiar with safety regulations for pressure control devices.
Personnel must adhere to safety rules and familiarize themselves with regulations for the gas being used.
Specifies the intended use of the pressure control device for releasing gas from pressurized containers.
Outlines warranty terms and conditions, excluding liability for damages due to misuse or non-compliance.
Explains the meaning of DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTICE signs used in the instructions.
Covers requirements for personal protective equipment and regular checks of safety installations.
Emphasizes that safety installations must be correctly mounted and functional before operation.
Ensures no one is endangered during the startup procedure of the pressure device.
Warns about the dangers of high pressure and external influences that can cause cylinders to burst.
Highlights risks associated with gas leakage, especially with hazardous gases, and the need for information.
Provides safety advice for specific gases like oxygen (no oil/grease) and acetylene (no copper).
Addresses risks from leakage of harmful gases and vapors, requiring ventilation and safe disposal.
Prohibits unauthorized design changes, extensions, or redesigns of the pressure control device.
Instructs on cleaning the device without solvents and proper disposal of residues, avoiding oily rags.
States that technical data is available on product-specific data sheets, valid with these instructions.
Describes series C 200 regulators with multiple ports and NPT 1/4" threads for connection possibilities.
Explains C 200 regulators for direct connection to gas cylinders to reduce pressure.
Briefly mentions Shut-off valve V 200 and provides diagrams of regulator configurations.
Lists available accessories like tube fittings, hose nipples, and flame arrestors for the design series 200.
Step-by-step instructions for connecting the regulator to a gas cylinder using hand and fork spanner.
Details connecting outlet tubes using compression fittings, emphasizing proper assembly and material suitability.
Explains how to shut down cylinder regulators for short and long stops, including releasing pressure.
Describes regular examination for proper working, leak checks, and safety procedures during maintenance.
Lists common malfunctions and advises on exchanging or repairing defective regulators.
