Legends
1
- Using a fluid hose (3), connect the gun's paint fitting to the pump. Tighten
the fittings securely.
2
- Using a conductive air hose (4), connect the "Spray Air" connection on the gun (2)
to an air regulator (5) capable of supplying at least 3 bar (spray air).
3
- Using an air hose (6), connect the "Control Air" fitting on the gun to the valve or
solenoid valve (7) that will open and close the gun.
A minimum pressure of 3 or 4 bar is required to operate the gun (control
air).
A
Explosive zone
zone 1 (Z1) or zone 2 (Z2): paint
booth
B
Non-explosive area
1
Pump
2
Automatic pneumatic gun
3
Fluid hose
4
air hose (spray air)
5
Air regulator
6
Air hose (control air)
7
3-way valve or solenoid valve
Note: If the fluid hose (3) is non-conductive, the air hose (4) must
must be a driver.
It is imperative that one of the 2 hoses (spray air or fluid) of the gun is
conductive.
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